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DREADFUL DISASTER AND
LOSS OF LIFE.

From the N. o, Times, Extra, June Q.
II pains US 10 say that the steamer Etna,
Capt, Phillips, on her downward trip, from
Onachita to this place, blew up Oh the 9Th
inst. opposite the town Of Columbia. as she
was starting from the landing. instantly
killing 20 or more persons, and dreadfuIIy
wodnding several others. Among the killed
are.
Hon, G. Mayo. Judge of the Eleventh
Judicial District; Messrs. l.. NJ. Duty. of
Claiborne Parish, A. q. Hill, of Cham
pasnole, Ark; O'Nell and one person, name
unknown, from South Carolina; Mr.. J. III,
Vass, barkeeper; James Poole. pilot. AT the
wheel Olive Mushon, Cd e6eineer; Austin
Siegro. carpenter. two deck passengers, and
eight deck hands and fremen. names un-
known. Also gentleman from Florida,
supposed 10 be Mr.. A. NJ. Jones.
WoUNDED.-D. NJ. johnson, clerk, Sc
verely: U. L. BasirOss. La. leg broken. and
otherwise injured, so that amPurdtion will he
necessary; f. Miller. Farnersville, La. arm
broken; VIM. Evans, Union District, South
Carolina, slightly wounded DR.. J. B. Lewis
slightly wounded; Martin Williams, mate,
badly J. J, Srinser, Biloxi. slightly; Thos.
Simpson, slightly; Beard, badly scalded.
The boat sunk Immediately after tine Ca
tasirophe, and nearly everything on board
was lost
Seventeen Of the bodies had been found.
Several of the wounded have been brouG ht
TO this place,
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RAIL ROAD TO THE PAcIFIc.-Mr
Whitney has been lecturing in New York
upon the exPediency of making Rail Road
from Lake Michigan TO the Pacific Ocean,
The land for 500 miles, he says, is good, but
for the remainder Of the distance it is worth
less. The road will be 2 400 miles in length
and its cost is estimated at S70,000,000. II
Mr.. Whitney can, by the toll Of all his life.
induce Congress TO produce the means TO
accomplish this great work, who can hesitate
TO say, by all means let him have them-let
him try? Ifhe fails, we lose nothing-the
lands still belong to the nation-if he sue
ceeds, it is all gain to us-it will be an add
ton of so much as the road costs TO the ac-
tual ca pital of our country, and giving US the
entire control Of the commerce Of The world.
single glance at the results of this great
work, says the Albany Argus. must convince
every one Of its vast importance. With this
road completed, at 80 miles per hour for the
railroad, we can reach the Pacific at the Col
umbia river or San Francisco, in IL days,
allowing almost cay for delays. Thence to
Japan is but 4, 900 miles, which with steam
ers at II miles per hour, would be reached
10 Al 1-2days from New York-from the Pa
cific coast to China 5,400 miles requiring but
~ days or from New L oIk' Dul % IL udJs'
The sea voyage around the Cape l6,OOO or
1900 miles, snow requires from 100 TO 16O
days-From the Pacific coas,io Australia.
5000 miles, could be reached by steam in
% days, or from New York q 1-2 days.
The sea voyage more than $4,000 miles,
consumes from 100 to l35 days. From the
Pacific coat to Signapore. 6,66o miles,
reached by steam in % days,or from New
York in so l-2 days; now, the sea voyage.
nearly Il. 600 miles. loo to $50 days.
The magnificent results promised by this
work overwheIm the mind, it is true ; but they
are comprehensive nevertheless. and appear
to be within our grasp Mr. Whitney seems
TO have the surest foundation to build upon
the earth, the Wilderness ssrth-and we all
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A note to the Lexington Observer says it
is well authenticated fact that Austin M.
Chandoln- Of poor widow in Green
county and member of Capt. Moss's COM
pany ofVolunteers, lost his life al BuenaVis-
"a In attempting TO bear of from the field
Liert. Col: Henry Clay Jr., after he was
wounded He wasseen by severalofhis com
AIDES al the close Of The Battle, bearing off
Col. Clay, and aflerits close was found de i'd
near his body. Is it not dueto this poor boy
.hathis remains be brought to Kemucky and
is name inscribed upon the monument to be
erected to Col. Clay.-Maysville Eagle.
The HoMoEoPATHIsT have been holdino
Convention in Boston. livery kind of
lists now holds Conventions.1 Thirteen
ates besides Canada were represented
Committees were appointed to report on all
-',is of things aud DIR. Bayard Of this city,
CsiTered the annual address.
MINT TO BoREs. A loquacious blockhead
~..e' pao!ing same time 10 Aristotle, observed
mar ne was fearful he was obtruding on his
.ar. ny no MEANS replied Aristotle. u
asTe BOT bean listening,
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DRUNKENNESS.

In Queen Aune's time drunkenness was
rather popular than otherwise. In The man
uscfipIs of the British Museum there is a
letter from the private Secretasy of the Gel
ebra,ed Duchess OF Marlborough, addressed
to Pope, which began thus-'Sir. my lady
the Duchess being drunk, was unable 10 see
YOU yesterday when you called
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COLONEL MAY.

This gallant officers health was recently
drunk in this-wise at New Orleans:
The health Of one yet in the May Of lie.
Charles May-last May we dined with him as
Captain May-this May he dimes with US as
Colonel May. May We dine with him next
May as General May.'
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know when tie labor ofmsn is applied to il
with such means as a railroad for getting lis
products TO market, the reward is sure and
rich.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-15

Al LOeT Prices Than srer betore Sold
TNHE subscriber has added immensely his already
mammoth stock OF Literature. His late acquisitions
pha together with fifteen Of the finest works sr tie
Garrck, from Liverpool and twenty ditto per the Leon
as from London, which will be Immediately marked and
exposed for sale give undoubted air Of richness vare
w. rarity and extent TO his stock hitherto unapproached
this continent All literary men, lovers OF books and
thusasis in mental investigation, solicited 10 and
enjoy the true feast Of and the How Of soul -"
Every subject which the wit Of man has been expended,
or brains turned may be found here The reconcile
themaiica and the crazy founder Of systems of TheO
iogy Is each IN his proper Mitch Those given 10 Necro
nancy, Astrology Alchemy Sorcery and Witchcra will
be highly amused whilst the belle etire scholar select
from 1900 fresh volumes, the very and chef
douvres of modern English literature The best reatises
every profession and science, from the honest poddng
farmer TO the enthusiastic soldier In every and SCI
the best books here embraced In the department
of elementary professional eatses aud school books
every kind his stock Is immense The subscriber invites
all strangers pay him visit before they leave the city
In purchasing from him they one-haf Of their mo-
ney Cergymen, literary characters book collectors
generally living lines railroad or steamboat routes
will do well to put change Of linen in their valises and
come TO l6 Nassau street, allowed by all
be the moral centre OF the intellectual world" Books sell
Ing At half price, literary appliances and conyenieIces OF
every kind gratis well best Spanish cigars and other
philosophical instruments for inveteate smokers like the
celebrated Dr.. Parr JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern bookseller,
oct 8 ly' WI, li6 Nassau street. New York.
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

AsZ1l1 All merchandise designed Tor the interior o
kl3I&yf@Rh the States of GEORGLt, SOUTH caro-
LlNa, IhNNESSEE, and ALADAMA, sent via Sa
yannah, viii be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company
Georgia in their steam Boats 10 Augusta, Tree Of commits
sion, the lowest current rate Of freight
In addition the boat power inns Company already
possess, they have under construction new steam
boat unusually light dra Of water and high speed bun
expressly with 10 ensure prompt transportation OF
Goods III all stages Of the river navigation.
Goods marked the interior oi the country aer reach
ing Augusta Hamburg, are forwarded by the Agents
th,r, to their final destination W. syr
shippers may rely upon having the order of their Goods
carefully looked to IN Savannah.
Hills Of Lidng advising the shipment Of goods, and =
letter advising whether insured, aid TO what point should
always accompany tile same, or be sent by mall
Parties who have been IN the habit Of forwarding iner'
eandize the interior Of Georgia by this line an direct
ing the care H. NJ Goosin, viii please take notice
that The eonliexion Of that gentleman with this Company
having ceased, all future communications should he All
w r. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah Ga.
RRPgnRNcBs.
Mt ssrs. Taylor a Merrill,
JOSIAH Marcy Son, A vorL
Goodliue A. Company, ' '"'N'
L. H. Brigham, Es
lIawes, Gray a. Co., Boston.
Henry Sloan, Es1 Philadelphia,
oct s-.dly' oetis
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BROOkS'S
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES
CONGRESS CATERS ron LADIES Am GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior anything ever before
featured, in this or any other country, for
durability, beauty, and utility
NO. l3S FULTON sTRRET, NEW YORK.
Medal Che highest premm) the last Annual Fair Of the
American Institutes Tor s superiority all others offered
Tor competition.
has the appreciation OF the officers Of the army and
navy, well every gentleman OF taste who has lairy
tested ills yaue and rapidly coming into general
among all who regard grace comfort and durability
desirable requisites in their Boots and Shoes II makes
the Boot Shoe elastic, preserves It's original style
shape and gives the hollow part beautiful and eeva.
ted arch, thereby allowing the heel to be worn very high
with perfect case quite low, without exposing the pana.
strap injury II also keeps the loot from pressing
forward, and retains IL in natural and easy position
sell boots and Shoes with this INVENTION in the cities
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS,
The undersigned the first in the city Of New York to
manufacture this Justly celebrated and elegant article
them up In endless variety OF Styles IN
Workmanship unequaed and at prices deiyng cOmpeti.
ton. All other knds Of Boots Shoes Caters Pumps, and
Slippers for ladies' gentlemen, youths misses, and child
LOKlN BROOkS,
1873 Fulton street
r. S-Just received, of Russian Leather Tor Gen.
tlemens Boots both lor Dress and Water Proof THIS s
probably the first lot Of this celebrated Leather import
cd into the United States.
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:, TO STEAMBOAT COMPANIES

S+iLl. The subscriber is now fully prepared to fur
S1}$.isstS nsh Steamboat Companies with all sizes
\. r DImpes Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest boats the largest class steamers
THIS blower is constructed upon sound philosophical pn
cipes, combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small space and giving greater force 10 the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now in
use, without making the least unpleasant noise while in
motion The superiority OF this blower is manifest
TO any persons disposed to examine its merits and il wei
worthy the special attention OF all requiring the
Blowers as is now becoming 50 rapidly in general us,
in preference 10 all others.
Difference made to the following Steamers which hav
them in .....- ,..- s...... ....
Steamer Bay State, New York. .....
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York ' .
Atlantic steamer, NOrthcnIer do 80 .. ...
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
TO IRON FQuNDRlES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &c.-
The subsri also manufactures and Keeps hand il
assuTtmeni rom No 10 No. TO- and upward, OF the abov
Blnwers, celebrated suitable Tor all kinds OF roi
works, viz: cup"las pudding and heating furnaces lo
rolling mills iOrgCs, smiils' fires, Nc. IT,.
..H . JOSIAH KlSTERBOCK, ..... 800.
Manufacturer and General Agent Tor the United States
the Cailadas, i67 Market st Phiad oct s dly'
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear.

DRApERs AND TAILoRs, importers Of Cloths, Cassmeres
Veslinss, Fancy Dress Articles &c, 23l Broadway Anne
rWhn lotel ouer Tor inspection un extensive
and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear
ected with view To rendering their stock rich in quail
FOR oVsRCoAT. S-Biue, black brown olive, ana
green med cloths various shades Beaver do; idb aud
black Pilot CLOTH brown, black blue, an drab NOLAN
WINE W1S1gR FRoc1s, Sd cxs, se.--ueayer and mel
DRsSS IND fWocK cS,1TS'I Blue, BLACK, olive,
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths, OF Diollys, smons
. LisINEss AND IRA YELLING COATS Plaid
'HgNaiHG co4Ts. Olive, brown, aud drab Molss
PAN7ALOoNS. French, English German and Anne.
rcan black, blue mixed, and fancy Cassimercs seecte
with reference 10 The tastes Of pa
irons IN this line, 70 which such attention has been cied
10 enable us 10 insure III combining t,I elegance
RESISBlack silks and satins, fancy do, woOlen and
velvet pas figured Merinus, white and bun Cassn,eres
and Marseies rich Silk and Sas, for Hall and Parties
&C., &c.
ARMYANDN Ma Wy. = Experience enables us 10 lirns,
Uniforms IN slrct conformity with regulations and have
always on hand The material necessary 10 The different
fTRST oUALIIY READY MADE GARMENTS
Eau, 10 the best custom work,
opERcCA ATS Brown, Olive, green, black, and blue
beaver, and mieu cloth Slrols; large
proved styles Sacks including blue, black, brown, aud dab
Y"har a,1 and Ds re olive Wand and brown Tgss e
Busiess and Travelling Coats Olive, brown, green, and
blue Cloths plaid Casmeres rweeds, nc Dress and trock
Coaks Blue and Black Cloths full and three quarter cir
ces, Panalo0ns- Black, blue, mixed, and fancy Cas4s
meres; plain and ribbed vevcicens, for riding, travelling
&c. vesilnss- Black Silk Siig Bomlnzine, ana Cass.
mere; fancy Silk Satin, and Valencia; isuered and plain
wool Velvet black and figured Silk do. Dressing Gowns
De LANES, Merno and figured Muslin, in great variety.
Hunting Goats, IN various styles. faa. .....G
fFANC URE.SS 1hIICLES.-.Tu gloni, Jenny Lind,
Mazrka, and other styles fancy Crnvats; English, French,
and Italian black silk Clvats extra and medium quality
black satin Civai; superior black silk and tiin SarIs
newest style fancy do; Merino Scars Mufs, for
ling, &c.; wiled and plain English, French, and India
Pocket Handkerchief Gloves lason's and Balou's
bnck, white, and coored kid; also Merno Buckskn, lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &c Suspenders the yario,s
styles and qualities. Underyess and DIuwers- MerinO
Silk, and Duckskn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose
White and Mixed Merino, and Cotton various grades; Shirts
Bosoms and Collars, Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton.
PIECE GOODS.-Clois, Cassmeres Vestings, &C.,
extensive assortment be found in the country,
which will be sold by the piece yard, low prices
they can be bought with the obvious advantage o seec
ton from what can be relied upon as the most fashionable
goods a7.,. f
Del VI =
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm OF BERGEN d.
: GALABiUN, having reftted and repenshed this spa.
cous establishment, now prepared to receive company
There are one hundred and nine apartments In this house,
consisting Of dining saloons sitting rooms parors, lodging
rooms DC. The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged To furnish, at moments notice. refreshments
for number persons, three hundred,
be accommodated ut the time There where
private parties may be furnished with dinners or sup
and the fables will be furnished with the best the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
mens In tile city. Pastry and Confectionery furnished at
every day. and attention will be spared give sasac-
ton, Men oil business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found to be moderate The French md
Spanish languages are spoken IN this hotel
",- ..'. 81, " JAMES BERGEN
4 w. LOUIS GALADRIJN .
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GARRiT RRABRANT
IL Market street, Newark
DISEASE OF TIE HEART, RUPTURE. AND
DROPSY

....4t NEW DORk, July, - 1876
nR TowssIHp-Dcar Sr-My wife has been afflicted
With Disease Of the Heart, and with terrible RuIhnre hT
fifteen years, the greater part Of the She las
been troubled will Shortness OF breath and great F,terng
Of The Heart which has been very distressing has
eny been unable 20 leave herbed The Rupture rs
large aud severe She tried almost every REMEDY suc
asrz, with but little benefit When she had taken hui tire,
pou,H % Your excellent medicine, she entirely relieved
o. ny Disease of the Heart and the Rupture has almost
hrety disappeared n
que ~, ne ais" had the Drorsy, and very much swo
al - a no dta that che could be 80 benefited sic
y" A. 49,. nlnciiiUn Of DISEASES hut II has, strange
,I.' iIet relieved her Of the drusy. am awGIt
Gct,, 80 \, Is - strange appear almost like
i.uii . ~ ." nevertheless sober realty Your SARSA.
,t,p h ~ ltIH,ny valuable medicine and should be
y, ~, ,y "le Wat suffering a. we have been II any
49,, -, "s u''"uii they at liberty 10 call nj my
~, .-. Wi,iI.,;, n1n,s rrespecun'
PRINCIPAL nrp,,p ~, ,,- No, Jamee street
sun Building. ''' ''hbLi, N hOIk,
DR J. w. DiU1'r a Sons, t;rSrb,, A. =.
10. NORM second Street Philadrlphia pn ''h"'S' N"
Agent Tor Washington City, CHART IS S,,,,.,.,, =,
Gisr, corner It street aud Fem hyrn,s ioi - DRUG
HJ- Also, for sale by Druggists generate .-
u5- NONE GENUINE UNLESS pItT 80, -, -.
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WIiItH Ct,S.rSSti hE
QuAkl, AND SIGNED Win WHITES ntu~ 100, ''N n
y. TOWNSEND, AND ms NAME BLows IS nj, r nh o.
OctsF--lyd oct rs '"@ uLASA.
p5- DR. YOTT. On
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HARNDEN a. Co.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ST
HAVING DISPOSED OF their interest In the Express be.
III tween New York and Boston, beg TO Inform lheir
friends and the public thai they will devote their attention
particularly to the Exchange, Shipping, and Commission
business In eonnexion with their Liverpool and Boston
Houses and Agencies ut London, Paris, and Hayre
The facilities that have been offered by the subscribers
the past years for the execution OF London and Paris
orders very much Increased through the direct
line Of steamers from New York
Orders for purchases be made in England France and
other parts OF Europe will be executed and upon the mosl
reasonable terms, by our agents Cash advanced and
credits given for the purpose Of facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid TO entering and clearing goods al
the New York and Boston custom houses and forwarding
with the utmost despatch
Exchange nj sight, suit constantly for sale in
London Liverpool, and Paris. FL. - .tri"
Offices No, Wall street. New York; No. Court street,
Boston; No Cook street, and w Waterloo road, Liver
pool. HARNDEN ~ co.
N D. Our firm in Liverpool continues to give every at.
enton To the forwarding all kinds OF Merchandise upon
all parts Of the world OCT 8 ly'
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REMOVAL!
SILK GOODS

~ v iINDSLEl has removed 10 the new Buildings No
W, % ibefy street, fr Store from where Ia,
Is prepared 10 exhibit with few EXCEPTIONS an snIis u,,r
SeaHOnabe anl desirable stock of - 49,
SILhS AND FiNCY GOODS Embracing every va
rteiy u PLAIN ami Figured, Black C0lOred and Thanne,b
Silks. - @7S''''
DRESS GOODSOi every dCscTiptioI--paid and Gr
ured Casmercs aud Mous. lie lanes, Meruos, &c Aso
large assortment Of ~. -
FANCY car AND BONNET RIBBONS, tor, th.
with plain colnrtd and black SATIN aud Taiies Ribbons
PRINCES And GL.ifi' 1TLHllL.SGS,-o every Va
rcty aud the newest styles - "
SHff WIS OF all Kinds aud qualities, Including SIX
Broche, lnibet, Cashmere Turkerri, De- NC JJe wonL
particularly call attention also 10 his uiiuAially rpc an,
WHITE MLSLfES )
Aud he would respectfully ask The inspection Of his oc!
n general by those who willing 10 avail ,emselyt
Of low prices for Cash and short credit. - . =
oct S-lyd'
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HARRIS HOTEL,


No, - FRANKLIN PLACE, PHILADELPHIA.
I ouIS HART respectfully informs lis friends and the
IL public large, and particularly his old patrons Della
ware, that his house No, ~ Frinklng Place, which for
neniness and comfort well privacy and uietness Of
situation IL unsurpassed by any public house Philadel
pha, open for their accommodation Travellers through
and visers TO the city will d his house as desirable
lodging, temporary home as they could wish-whle his
charges ranging from 10 cents to 81 day will be found
moderate his patrons would ask for the superior
modatons they will obtain.
y. II, LUNCH daily AT IL A. NJ; ORDINARY for the es-
pecial accommodation OF merchants and other business
men, from 10 r. NJ every day, except Sundays. PER.
MANENT BoARDERS, for whom the best ommo,latios
prepared taken on the most accommodating terms
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HALL, THOMPKINs a. BLACK,
LATE MdRO{jdND d. Ca

lave Just received large assortment OF Sheffield Plated
III Ware, consisting In part Of %,
Table Cutlery with plated handles To match their patterns
Of Silver Forks; rich Epergres, Silver mounted, with
without plateau; Dish Covers CasUrs Tea Kettles and
urns; Tea aud Coffee Sets Egg Boilers and Egg Stands;
PLAN and chased Walters IN sizes from TO ~ inches;
Flower, Fruit, jelly, and Ice Cream Stnnds DC, DC.
~ SILHER WARE, s#a
Tic variety Of paiters and extent Of their assortment Ia
much greater than he found any every other
well as the workmanship Is mot 10 be surpassed IN the
United SiattS Their assortment Of Diamond and other
rich Jewelry, Watches, CHAINS &c. is complete; all OF
which offered Tor safe small the cost
the old stand No. Isl Broadway, sgn Il the Golden Eagle.
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FURNITUaE. FURNITUREii

T the Second Street CABINET WNKEKOOMS, No. TO,
II South Second STREET, MOUNT having a large anC
splendid assortment OF fashionable and well made Furniture
hand comprising rosewood teea.tee Sofas; walnut do
mahogany do, with plush, satin, damssk and fancy hail
cloth seangs and other coverngs plain Sofas Of all prices
and patterns; French Arm Chairs; Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking do; Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables Dyans
Pedestal Pier Tables Extension, Dining Gard Tables
dressing 3ureaus Wardrobes with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Beseads; French do; crled maple
and cherry do and variety others Secretarys; Book
cases marble tops; mahogany Wassalds; Hat Racks
plain and with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables OF rosewood
and mahogany: rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs, viii, harcoth plush and damask seating; likewise
seat Chairs OF all PATTERNS with extensive
inen OF every article In our line OF business. ua
Country Merchants and others especially invited
call and examine our stock of Furniture every article
which Is manufactured by ourselves and will be dsposet
Of ON the most reasonable terms.
I,..l.