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nys, constant intercourse with This
world, Deceased persons become the
guardian onge's Of those ia whIm they
IoIt specal interest while living. She
told one OF the clorgymeo present OF this
interview, who lived tn that neighbor
mood, and had lost child short lime
before, that she saw the chId's spirit
looking over his shoulder, while hr
was engaged in prayer cer,alo time
IA his 0uly.
The proofs gwen Dhaj she accullly
had intercourse with the uGsseen world
are as loIlows:-Bood, without any
wound, appeared suddenly 0 the fore
mead, and each Of the hands and feet,and
subsequently, on the posts and lnels Of
the door Of her bed chambyr, the marks
Of which remain to this time. These
hing are vouched for by her mother,
who is respectable member of the
Methodist Church, and Others. The gen
lIemen referred to, say, that she herself
talks very raliOnlly, on religious sub
jecls, and they came away favorably m
pressed, so far az her sincerity was con
Cerned.
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"rNUrH wlrHoC's TEAH ;"
ssrUEDgE apREL II, 1915.
OURSELVES

One number more will complete the 9Th
year since we commenced the publication
Of the Columbia Democrat, and we have a
large amount due Us on our books for Sub
5cripdonS, Advertising aud Job Work. i
is absolutely necessary that our accounts
should be clocd up to that time, 10 enable
US to satisfy the demands against US, We
shall have therefore our accounts arranged
for settlement by The 18Th hnshand shall exs
pect every man TO do his duty Those
who are to pay US in Lumber o: prodnce
will do us a favor by bringing it along as we
shall have no difficulty in storing it away,
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SOMERVILLE RAILROAD.

The Philadelphia Ledger says, the
Somcrgiie Railroad, in New Jersey, tc
Gelher with is entire property and ef
fects and chartered privileges, was SOLD
by public sale at E'izabetht0wn, on
M0nd5y The 23i ull 10 foIeclose a mort
gage. We understand that il was pur.
chased by a Boston Company for the
sum Of Sl25,OOO. This road extend:
trom SomorviIe 10 Eizlbelhlown 2
distance Of so miles, and we understand
il is 10 contemplation to renew and ex
tend ii from Easlon TO Elizlbethtowr
Poi0', . distance Of between 81 and 6l
miles. This is 8a.d to be The shorles
and most direct feasible roule from the
anthracite coal fields oflhi8 S ate to The
New York market, and hat il has beer
purchased by his Company to be ex.
tended aud IajI with heavy double
track, for the purpose OF occurring a por.
ton Of this immense and annually in.
creasng lIade, which they expect to dc
by taking the loaded boat, in sections.
on Trucks, from Eas'on to tide water.
The rour cXemp's the road from cures
in a remarkable degree, and there j.
but one ascending g'ode, of some so rter
to The mile, on the hrl len miles E,sr.
ward from the Delaware .-Lehigh Bui
letta.
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..S-TIN&s IN G&Nk2AMo

.-'--4AASss LIN - IN -A-S 4A.LgI
CRuEG, CoLD BLooDED NJRpGN --
The trml Of man by Tho nAme OF wait
taxes place some time in Rprjl next, loI
the State Of Mississippi for Tie murder
Of Thom,s Shsnnon, formerly resi-
dent OF NV Alsbauy, laduu', Th'I
c'rcunsuuce attending Mr. Slaonun',I
murder have been made public, hul ,hoI
nnnals'oi crime can1nt presents nor
cruel fate than he sul l-red lIs fm,
" connecrion - widowed mother lcgi.
ding 10 Nav ,3ibauy, also b,olhc>s and
sisters there, ani in JeIersonrlla and
this cily--lro all highly respectable and
we'll to livo Mr. Sb"nGon has resided
some two or three yGsls iu Mississippi,
IN the Iazo) country, some sixty miles
east OF Helena; Arkansas, lie had a.
massed considerable property, and at the
time OF bis murder he had converted it
INTO money, preparatory 10 relnrning to
New Albany, to comfort his mother 10
her declining agc, and settle down in
his birth place, lie ahd been married
to a coo6Iing and Interesting lady Of
Mississippi only two monh,.
OA the day Of his murder, man Iiy-
ng 10 the neighborhood, who had work.
ed for him, requested Mr.. shannon,
through third person, 10 call at his
house on part culal business, he did so
net OBTAINING Of the foul intent which
he was soon 10 encounter. He entered
this fsnd's house Lnarmed the door was
clos ed. aud the three men smullane-
ouSly drew their bowie knives on him
FIading himself thus sssliled he clench.
ed in with The rufians, (he was a man
Of great strength aud throwing one a.
glinsI the oher,he kept them from stab
bing him vitality for three quarter of 40
hour; bat at each urn he was cut end
hacked by the weapons constantly aim
ing at his heart. Wnla this desperate
Struggle was progressing, the alarm was
given, but TOO late; before assistance
come, one Of The villains succeeded in
seyerng his hand from The arm; at the
wrist, when he could no longer resisl
successfully, and fell (ainting by exer-
ton, pain from his numerous gashes
and loss Of blaod, TO the floor, where
each plugged his knife into his body,
and all three fed.
Just as he fell, Mrs. Shannon, having
heard the alarm at her residence, came
running terrified into the room. See.
igg the .iiuAtion of her husband, she
seated herself upon the floor, and drew
his bead into her ip,while from his sew
cred ann and unnumbered wounds the
crimson gore was streaming; wipiog il
from his mouth and ewes, she heard the
dreadful PARTICULARS Of his cruel fate as
fifteen mhues-'he anguish OF those
two hearts during that time may be
coniectured. bat il never can be told.
The Intent Of the murderers was money
and The deed was done in prese0ce Of
the wife aud daughter OF the man VAIL
who are witnesses against him. The
o,hars fed. we knew Shannon per-
sooaIIy, well, and braycr, better heart
ed man we never knew HIS loss is
deeply dep'oreJ by a young wife, 3
widowed mother, relative, and hume
roos acqua0ionces. We hope the law
will ayengo his death, by bringing COZ.
dlgn punishment 10 each Of his cguel
murdersrS. - Gin. Cam. March 81
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Standing. S,ace that time Slater has a
mas'ed large fortune, and his sons al,
'ca'tered through The valley OF theWL
lIman.c reopiog farther obundant fruits
Mean while Rhode Island has become
'lmos' CONTINUOUS helory village.
A few days since was shown by a
mend through The extensive Iron h III
'og mills here, owned ny Waterman &
Co.. Nhete masses OF rude ron, q,
With a TnO's twist, are caught from
ne I,mes and spun win lightning ra.
.pjduy lnlo small wire, or indeed wire
oi any si2) Excepting those at Plus.
1urgh, believe these are The only ones
"a the country. also went Though
he Iron .Phnug mills Of Me,srs Far.
banks X Go, where castings weighing
five tons are pIaned aod polished
by steam, The whole process IS mex
pIlctblc on plper and, when seen,
can but impress oae with the master
power Of intellect when sppIed 10 ruie
and senspless matter Close by these
mills is the establishment lately erected
for making rails for The Providence and
Worchesler road, They all when 10
notion, make a cIsuglr reckon f.,
greater lhaO the r'tlIlug Of all The battle
shields in the world.
There are Ia Providence, besides the
iron mills above mentioned, the tar
gesI establishment Tor The mlnufacrur
of screws in the country, cotton aud
wooden card factories, cotton and wool
On hclories, aod several calico printing
establishments Within fourteen miles
Of here are the Prwucker, " oonsooket
Warren and Bristol, all manuracroliug
Iowos, and all influenced by Providence
capital.
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The Washington correspondent ci
She New York Tribune says:
The first cotton mill in New Eog'snd
was erected in Providence in I78S by
Slater, an Engljshmsn, and rea
neighbor while in England 10 IN
wright, II was small concern sad
went by horse power, but as an expcrr
menl was so far successful that some
capitalists entered INTO compact. end
with Slater established tbs frst steam
cotton mill at PawluctsD, which is sill|
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LATE FROM MEXICO

Intelligence from Vera Cruz 10 the ! 4lh
uIt has been received at New Uieans. Mr.
S'ldelI was sIII al JlIapa, from which place
he addressed a letter 10 the Mexican Cow
rrnmenh N order 70 inquire whether he
should be admitted or not as minister. la
lles2erIa says thai long debate had taken
| place al the Council on the reception of the
note TGey advised the Government not
to receive Mr. SldeIi; except as Envoy Ex-
IlTa0rdlnary TO settle the difficulty about
Texas, leaving all other alfllrs unattended
10 unll that shall have been adjusted. The
Government had no replied 10 Mr.. SIideI
The papers say that there can be no doubt
that the Government will follow the advice
Of The Council and refuse to receive him,
save IN the limited capacity Of Envoy TO
settle 'he question Of Texas Annexation
They anticipate decided action on We parl
OF this country up0u the reception of this
refusal. The Monarchia party is largely in,
creasing, and lh6 Santanistos losing ground
Nearly all the influential men in Vera Cruz
and Mexico were nov adherng to Ihe prn~
clplas advocated by E TIempo, the editor
Ut which Is still at ais post no! having been
obliged 10 leave as reported, on accoun! Of
MS political opinions.
Tne Moxcan press both opposition
md adnInisIration--ate clamorous for wal
With The Jniled Safes; and the Official Jour.
nal says the President is doing all ia his
power to he able to commence hosuItles.
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AUVOO.
owners.

A gentleman IoeIy from Iho Holy City,
stated to us last week that the Saints are
now rapidly selling their property. Many
Of the farms abouI Nauvoo have changed
hands within a few weeks, and good cit-
zcns from olhorStates and counties have be-
come The purchasers. lie gives it as his
opinion, from the intercourse he has had
with The new comers, that ,hey will give no
couoIenance to the Jacks, and will join the
old settlers in insisting on The removal 0
The Mormons. -UmSal0 Signal Mucd
Is
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ANOTHER WONDER The Newark
Daily Advertiser furnishes an account
Of youOg woman living in Middetown.
W1nmoth county, N. j., who exhibit,
certain magnetic phe0Omeu a similar 10
'hose known among the ecsrotics OF lhe
Romao Catholic Church, and in some
respects like those Of The IS ercsq Of
Pre'o'',' concerning whom Dr., Kocr
0er, distinguished physician of Ger
many, has given so interesting an sc
count Tie poper says that the person
Is now seventeen years Of aye. The ac
count IS derived from two cIer gyman Of
NJ ddelowD, who have visited The "a
uent
For years past she has becn iun.o
ted with some mysterious disordcr
which has confined her 10 her bed, ror
nearly that whole period. At first g.
assumed HE form Of YiusD4nce, which
was followed, some time afterwards.
with rema'kobie sensiyeness, ofth,
whole surface Of he body, that mad,
tho SIighes touch very painful, unli re
Gently II has laken on ils presents MAJ
veIIous character. She ears on an aver
&c not more than half cracker in 2f|
hours, and her bowels operate only o, C
IN 40 days; yet her face and entire bod,
fema,n tail aud plump, while The skin
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The SUE TREASURY BILL PASSED. -
The House of Representative has pass
ed The Sub Treasury Bill. BY this acr
he Federal Governmen, seems abou, to
exercise its right Of purifying the cur.
'rency. Il IS return to irsl principle,
70 practical application of the act Of
Congress for regulating the coinage,
which was passed al The very com
mencemenl Of Washinglon'S first ad,
ministra'ion, This act established the
present Federal coins, aod made gold
and silver The only Legal tender Aod
afterwards, in General Jckson's ad.
mnSlrstion, The relative value Of the
gold about seven per cent. Bat though
deposit laws and other erroneous Iegis-
Iallon 10 aid specie paying banks,' 10
other words, traders in substitutes for
coin, all these laws are imperative, and
he Federal revenues are collected in
hat which the States are prohibited
from makjng logoI tender by the Fed
eraI constitution, aud which is prohioi
Ied from being made legal tender by
rrous auurhsneS rne-r ed9rar consn.
tuition prohibits the States from inyes,
ting paper with the value of gold and
silver, and an act Of Congress prohibits
any person from Offering paper in pay
ment of debt Yet the Frdeaal reye
nuas are collected 10 paper!
The bill passed BY tho house, if re
cevcs the sanction of The Senate, will
carry in,o operation Dhe several acrs es
'abIIshing aad reg0lHjog the co;naga;
10 other words, requiring the COLLECTION
OF ihe reveoue in coio; also provide loi
heir custody by officers specially an
pointed Tor The purpose, aoI not oa}y
honod with suTieIics for lljDhluI dI,
charge Of duty bat Liable to punishment
'' criminals for any fraudulent abuse Of
heir trust,
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GPCan any one of our subscribers send
Us some Maple Sugarl
THE NEW COURT HOUSE.

We mentioned two weeks since, that
The contract for building the new Couru
House had been awarded to l.. B. Cdsl &
Co., of Lewisburg. They having since
declined taking it a, their bid, it has been
given to George Mears, of Franklin town
ship. lie has signed the contract, and we
believe the work will be driven forward with
despatch, and completed at an earlier day
than was anticipated Mr.. Mears is an en-
ergeIic and experienced contractor, and
those interested may congratulate them
selves lba! the work is committed TO such
hands.
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A TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
VIII be d.I'vered in TIE p oshycriro
Church, by Mr., CHURCH, this Eve,
plng,
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HOKNBROOK & DILLON.
pIJTNlRt

CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST
HINAST SIDE MARKET ST. a lew d., no.
IA low The Pos, once hnge supplisd ,bem.
'r''rs with new and large engine AMI oiher n,
ures iof lheIr business. IA superior ,tyle md a.
yer 'h' m,cI'es That wuh zen YEAR, EXPERIENCI
h'Y VII he able TO zen Ter he most perfect salts.
lactun 1880 e~''s'
IheY carry un the House and STEAM,
h,lnI PI UMBiNG in III Us branches
La II AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
by aUo"geNentS WITH The manuiorutct 90
nave received and viii be constantly recsivins
ana pfemfed 10 SUPPLY the stove pipe - hule.,l,
"hu fe'a' OF The best quality, and as low az il car
he had ~ ihe country
They have con- tanly en- and Hvdfa;ts nj
various ne -cfiI ton, hauers' KeltleS, water clos
els, bath lub,i hot and cold shower baths re-
/ lorl' Tor bleaching, chemical ann. rains /. ~
ccHns pateni bath pumps, lead pines of a IA Siz
lFS,Sheei lead OF any thickness and worked mr.
ibsany manner Of TOM. -
Water conducted through leaden pines from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the coontrv.
superior pumps Tor couBlry wells. steam En-
gincS &c. &c. ~
An orders thankfully received and pupc,u
ally attended to-
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
10 several descriptions Of mechanics IN lie
- story OF then buildIng, or 90 the etonnd
hoar az very moderate feEt.
wheeling. April 6, &c
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
AG lSrARS BALSAM CF WILD CHERRY
w always Triumphant Cure follows cure
ia It's victorious career

/
iu It's VIciOtluu- career
DAYTON. F,buary Ilih. Isl5.
| MIR w NhumoTe - Dear SRA ,nI nre tho
| regular nuhuuzcd agent IN Dayton, IT. the sale Of
| Or WIsBTs Bas,m al Wild Cherry take this
method al nkHg q statement ut facts Ia Won (which
| hope Will Toe Bhishcd 10 the W0tls M reference
to an almost miraculous cure Wrought IN my case
To- means Of the musi Invaluable Bulsam
Language fails Il descrile tie salulaiy ELECTS il
iF"@ured' nud ihe great benefit derived ir0m IT'S
The c'iiz"ns ~ Day ION and vicinity, woll rccol.
''cl 'hni "h il'r IA IT August as rrcciv. d SON
'"s INJURY IRON Tie explosion ui cnnpun. A rur-
inu al AZ cnneais entered NV rieh side aud brrnI
all "a all Pubab hty ,sre llmcui. ur splrnier,
'l The r"mnd pussed through 'he piura, aud pierre.
Cd the lungs.
a. il,Is ciiioal stage messenger was di.rarcbcd
To Cincinnsil, Did celebrated physician oi lnn CT
~ was consulted When he Was made eco nainied
wiih my s'iuaion. he remarked Thai nohng rouId
tie done toy mcdirsi All, u The constitution ils,l
VA. MOI enough 20 brow III the disease
Ny friends Dow dcslaitcJ ui my recovery and
lad ~ earthly ground 81 hope 10 sur,ive many
days. Fortunately. al Ibis ,nCiufe 4 saw one OF DR.
Wisiat's Pamphlets, enuilcd, FANNY Medical
Guide or Treaii.e on Consumption of The Inngs.
As l had often heard of dying mes catching al
srows' icIi like du!Re so my self h, The consent
oI my physicians, sehi To you Tor o boiile ul the
medicine described, VIZ; 'WisIars Baisam of Wild
merry winch fcHesed ne immediately. Alter
had used some five ofsix bottles 20 Tar recovered
os To tie np aud cut. Ny cough ceased and nv
lungs were restored To healthy STATE all from ,be
healing AMI baltny influence. and powerlnI mod
cinnl Nirues 81 Wisiaf's Baisam
Were u not ifum the external injury I rpcr;vcd
~ my shoulder and aim, by ihe explosion. / f.s
confident that meht have been working a, mo
'fade (which Is Jlacksmuhing) but this Vas n,e,
vep,ed. ~ P'e'
BY exposure have since taken severol eo,...-
c"d'i o"d ny only remedy has been The B,lsam
Aud now n'"st cordially recommend The penu;no
WIS Bulsnm I" all who arc ufIl.cied wub CHI.
Coughs or Lung Complaints consider II an an.
valuable medicIne-a real ulessiGg IT, he world
Any pers"n desiring further Information. may cali
~ iue nI any ume. You're. truly
CHRISTOPHER n SMITH.
Guy ~ Dayton.
Mon'g'merg co. Sale Of Ohio
Sn6'crIhcd aud sworn To-. before me. Jnstics NJ
'he Peace lbs llib day OIL hruary 1916
EBENEZER FOWLER
W testimony n three highly essaaaB . eif,sens
" Diy'oH o" confirmation Of ne a5ore "a
' "s'ihe nnJefsgned. being intimately acgunin,
yea hh Mr. Smuh. aud having seen md watched
over hm frequently duung bis late illuoss, do not
hesitate Ia say tia, the fsfeeong - 10y no meansnn
e1asg Grated state mcnI hui Is entitled W fu credit
(Signed) J. STOUT
B n DODSON
HENRY x SMITH
Sid IN Wheeling BY o PRYOR. and JcRuM.
~ D'"ss'''' j,n6
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w. w. RILEY, PATkNTkE.
PATENTED IS43.
HILLH'S PATENT OINTMENT.
Ant BE BEAT.

/
! IHNhE Following ceUIfcaies are presrnieJ I,
n The public. which places beyond doubt IN,
curative quali's Of this remedy.
Pi'a ant Iaiicy, Madison 60 o. Jan 25 rs
WIN Wiltshire Riley Dear = r. Nv wife bny
ING been all cled with that most Distressing nf An
~" complaints. the Piles. nearly eight years,wiIb.
'Hi receiving any rrl.ei ir" The bcsi phy,IcIans
""s indrred 10 Try Tho vifbe OF your Iu.ify ccle.
mated Pilo OIhlment. as recon ni,ndcd hy tnnr
Hgeni Mr. James l. lager, nni she was ciIireI,
'ehcvtd ty he use uf ono bou!c, ard her geUenl
he"h' Which had been lad fr the last feN en- wear,
wns completely Tcstnfcd. cru therefore cheer.
iuly recommend Rilcy's Pile Ointment Ia aII Nor.
IONS lfo1b'ed wtih that painful disease
WILL IAA NJ CUNE
ceriiy Tia, have been IN cied severely N,Ib
we i''es I"r The Inst Two yeats. and after using
N"t'"n' remedies wIihnni ohiaiuing relieI I was
,"dnced la nv R'"y's celebrnied Oinimcri Tor the
f"fs and obained speedy rclIri. nnd ,hereG,,e
'ohhiehiIY recommend u Ca those lfllicirJ y,,th
'"', p'''iu' disease. AMOS 5 RAMSEY.
Columbus o. Oct 10. "A
CHU IlON-Nnue genuine nule.s maintained
Nv 'ne f"ieHiees pui up ia phia's made expressly
Tor me purpose, lcttefed aud sealed with IN erpt
yea seaI-wuh 'Rlley's Ointment fnr Piles; nnIen,.
co yanunty, 1874 stamped upon the c,rk and
'hNe"pcdi with splendid engraved wtarnc,
sisuod hy The PaIeuiee
N Is. All lriicr. must 10 directed In
Nessis DAVIS d WILMER Columbus
Gess'gi agents 10 The West
f'r sole wholesale and rciail by
JAMES BAKER, Wheeling Va.
KIDD & co Pusi.utph y,
JANIS CLASCOE g. 60 Cincinnati.
'0ny Is Nv
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Dr. BrOHGiT6IR's E'iITS.
FOR SALE BY A. o. FAJRCHfLD,

ACFNr. WHEELING, VA.
nE UNPREJUDGED- isi 90 foolish per.
HB ans be ~ pfeiudced srain-l ihis now ttuiy
ceiehritd medirino iu dcspsr his advice; let ID
be n.sd immediately psin berg fei no matter
where u may be- whether in the heod or feet. whe.
lhor % ho 90 iIc back abdomen. whether arising
tom external uf Intern. cause use The Bfandfefhs
Pdis. and rely uIon a.. That the rain will GO the
bsdy will be fesioted 20 health ~ soon NJ nature
has received Sufficient assistance from their cIect
Toe quantity Of impure humors discharged np
the hndy by The actisn OF he B,audfeih'. Pius. BE-
replaced IN the couse of few uf. with 0r,, mud
pure blood, BY The digestion ~ mudcfois mesl
BY pufging he body Wiih ihis medicine the who'll,
mass Of blood becomes cHtirely purified api regen.
cfa'rd
Tint the blooJ BE- he lfo offbe b'dy. pre.um.
is ppdi.pnied iherrprc ! shall sly that % being hs
seal u LIE, % must aiso be- ihe sect 81 Ji-else %
diseose be- in the hlHd ue should abstract ihp de-.
ense only. nn ihe blood Do o. tIc impurities which
Inaa bo removed hy rugaton Go secure our hellh
81 Hi states of DE weather. t0 90 situations mod fr
o. climates Tile biund lkr Fn18 fpirt b. NJ.
vays ifyiug io benrG ihr t1dy by it1 struggles o.
srpel impuuucs BniIfis cot ca4ahIc iltH D.. its I
1nn puuGcauon ai all lines t1 di .lis BE- lnnsi I
zen love assistance when iHe h'u,d b. l.adff
vuh impufues. especially in tbs riinlfa ths
.snssqusscss my hr iafal. pfu, iird fhe hlaa1 b.
.ut purified Bt once anil tbs assure q, be eject ea
d kfsuJis.h's PILE arc used nsy 90
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HEY KEEP constantly on hand q very e1.
n tensve assortment of supsr ior Mahtrany
rench aud GrccIan Ctairs; II ckinc chars. Suias
f,"r Snd card Tables, Dressing Bureaus. Bedsicads
InHol Stands. assorted sizes; Together with every
n'h'r article of The latest style aud best finished
Furniture ever offered ~ tia, CITY.
Gilt and Mahogany Framed Lp.kiEs Glnsses o
every variety md price, Leaking Glass Plates If al
'i1es. P"rlfau and Picture Frames ON hand aud
made la order
Upholstery Ware; consisting Of Feather Beds
Bolsies aud Pillows. Hair. cotton. Hack Spring
nnd Sunw Mattresses; Blankets. Qnis. curniur:s
Sacking Billions OIL cloth covers. Flnot.cloth
Glass Mats Of all kinds together with every Other
a"icle.oi Upholstery Ware. ou hand snd made Ia
order
Neniiiar aud Slqi Window Blind; Window
Shades OF every variety and color; all of which vii
be sold OF very low prices. and watrauied of the
best quality. Also. MAnoGANy VENEERs. liza
cloih NARNisn, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knob.
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