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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-19

THE JACKSON SLEIGH RIDE.
We Jackson Serenaders,
Have often sung to you,
And now to cheer the mind again,
We will sing you something new,
1t is of asweet young damsel,
Who many on her frown,
tits my Katy Darling,
The belle of Jackson town.
Oh do notweep my lady,
Oh, do not weep for me,
For will return again,
To my sweet Katy.
AndifI should not return again,
Oh, comrades do not frown,
Upon my dearest Katy,
The belle of Jackson town.
So now l will go to London,
My fortune for to try,
If l should not my journey reach,
I must forever sigh,
But if | reach the London shore,
Good news it is for me,
Oh then | will return again,
To my sweet Katy.
Oh, do not weep, my lady, DC.
On Katy she is handsome,
Oh Katy she is fine,
She is the greatest, lover,
That ever | could find,
But now she is gone and left me,
And | have run all round,
To find my Katy Darling,
The belle of Jackson town.
Oh, do not weep, my lady, DC.
Before the dawning of the morn,
Sad news l had from her,
She had gone to take a sleigh ride,
Down to Winchester,
The driver being tipsy,
He turned them up side down,
And tore the dress. of Katy Darling,
The belle of Jackson town.
Oh, do not weep, my lady, DC.
Sonow my dearest Katy,
A warning take by me,
Never take sleigh ride,
Winchester for to see,
For the driver will get drunk again,
And the sleigh will turnup size down,
And tare the dress of Katy Darling
The belle of Jackson town.
Oh, donot weep, my lady, &c
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,OOO-$117, 600
Amount needed to complete Road to
jackson. ..................... $l,Jlo,UOu
Here is the amount to be paid and from
where must it be produced .
The Stockholders are divided into two
parties those who are simply Stockhol-
ders. and act from mere regard to what
they suppose their interest as much to be,
and those who are not only Stockholders
but have deep interest in the country
through which the road passes, and for
the benefit of which the charter was gran
ted. Indeed it may be said that there is
another party. The Marietta Railroad
Company also principal owner of stock
in the Hillsborough Railroad Company,
which stock has been procured for the
express purpose of controlling the latter
company, as to benefit the former-and
to accomplish this object the stock so
owned will be freely sacrificed. 1t is the
chief object and desire of those who are
interested in the country through which
the line of road passes, to have an inde-
pendent communication with Cincinnati
and Baltimore, by great thoroughtare
of trade and travel.
They are therefore opposed to the un-
ion of the two companies, and have pledg-
ed themselves to procure $46O,OOO OF
stock, for which purpose time has been
4 IN
given them by the Board of Directors OF
the Hillsborough Company. | believe
they will not only make good their pledge,
but will offer 100000. If they DO SO,
then deducting the amount from the a
mount needed to finish the road, leaves a
balance of $718,OOO to be provided for
How is this amount to be paid and from
whence must it be produced? ?
l answer by sale of the mortagage
bonds of the Company on thelrroad from
Loveland's to Jackson. And in support
of this opinion challenge the railroad
records for better, safer and stonger ba'
sis than our company would present, as
security for its mortgage bonds, when the
above subscription shall have been pro
cured. The sum needed is S7l8,OOo'
And there will be 95 miles of road, 374 o.
which is finished, and paying at the rate
of $48, 800 per year, which cost S665,Ool
Amounting expended in addition on oo.oo,
line east of Hillsborough ooo,UOI
Depot grounds, with the buildings ~,
and rights. of way, worth lOO'OO'
Making in all $l,636,OOO
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the HiIlsborough road for the two unan
sw cradle reasons that This road will cheap
en- the price Of coal, and will afford an
other independent line Of Railway com
munication 10 the Atlantic.
We understand that there are severa
gentlemen from the line Of this road now
in the city soliciting stock for the indie
pendent completion of it, and we urge our
citizens 10 hear them and meet their so.
licitations by liberal subscriptions.--Ctn
Gdz,
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL AED THE FREE
NEN.--The Archbishop and the Freemer
Society have had spicy correspondence
which we give below. ltexplains itself:
To the Society of "Freemen:"
MEN, BRETHEEy!-When there is &
question Of relieving those who suffer and
are poor. all differences of faith and opin
ion should be forgotten. | sincerely sym.
pathize with those Of your Society. as well
as the Police, who were hut on Sunday
night. Please accept the enclosed note
OF ten dollars, toward the fund for which.
as learn from the morning papers. you
have solicited from your fellow. citizen.
JOHN B. PUacE1L,
Archbishop Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, Dec. 81, 1853.
To John B. Purcell, archbishop Cincin-
natl:
SlR:--We have received yorr note,
dated this 31st day of DeeeT 7clo-
sing a ten dollar bill, wt.ah YOU, as a
fellow. citizen, have done the honor 10
send US. Sir, the blood of brother, bar.
barously murdered, stands between you
and US. Our honor and our conscience
forbid US 10 accept a gift from hand
which. while it pretends to shake that of
his brother, under the garb Of humanity,
as token OF friendship, seeks with the
other to annihiate him, making the noble
feeling of humanity subservient TO pri-
vate views. And, persuaded as we are,
by long train Of historical facts, and by
the late occurrence, that Jesuit, under
The guidance OF the despotic King Of
Rome, can never mean good, nor deal
with sincerity toward men known to cher.
sh republican opinions and sentiments
Of justice, and brotherly affection for
as We do, we beg TO return the
len dollar bilIto you, which you will find
herein enclosed.
We have the honor 10 remain, Sir,
The PRES. OF THE FREEMEN SOCIETY.
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CnIcct school.

Select school.
yUNHE organization of a regular Select School,
has taken place in the town of Jackson,
and those who are wishing to take the advanta-
ees thereof, will find the way open. N owls the
time as the fall term is just commencing.
NIB. Terms reasonable.
W, G. DRAPER.
Jackson Sept 90, 1853.
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cuted with neatness and dispatch: Engrav-
on Wood, Iron, Copper or Steel, Cast Steel
nps and Lettering, Masonic, County and
Fellow Seals, Masonic Jewelry, made and
raved to order.
&c 30, 1859. 40-y.e
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THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 1854.
EHRWn&.

UThe paper will be sent according to orde
per year, in advance, for $I,OO
If not paid within four weeks, 1850
GThese terms will be rgidly adhered to.
D'To insure a discontnuance at the end q
the time subscribed for, all arrearages must he
uaid,and positive directions given to that effect
advertisements inserted at the usual rates
rAII advertisement not having the number
orinsertlons marked on them, will be continued
until forbid, and charged accordingly. ...
GJ JADvERTIsEMENTs INTENDED FOR INSERTION
IN THE STANDARD, SHOULD BE HANDED IN PREVIOUS
ro 3 P. M, ON TUESDAYS.
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,rrsT NEWS BY TIE MAILS.
Ry THE GEORGE Law

-.unI BIZ THE GEORGE LAW
pDITio;, Courier gives a few items re-
gIhe asP, strains party. The Lieutenant,
Fdng III Ell. man, had reached chapingana
ID two =. haats and provisions for the relief of
luest Oh oons;sting of nineteen, who had
remaiiioe,, ,ooks previously on the banks of
Chueaaa we're 40 days in getting from the
1lhe Pai'ip pint Yarissa, near the Pacific. On
Iantlc u, 70, tha;r provisions became exhausted
| 18th day -; 81 afterwards chiefly on nuts
they su l;al, was intense. All the men left
Ieir suheihi tabled. Strain reports that the In
bind wei' 10 route fled at his approach, setting
Sns along nanoes and huts, and carrying of
J to Their lie started alone ON his return
The Commander OF the British
Chucanna,la;v, dispatched boat up the river for
relief 9, i of the Cyane, dispatched in
lieut.. aun strain, arrived at Panama on
eth M oi,ament existed at Asplnwall' in con
Great eAp', .ao prevalence OF crime and the
uenee oil w. .uo government. a vigilance COM
knes:s Oh a tng had been formed 60,
bee OF forels Columbus, from Lower Califor-
he steaine aa at San Francisco, bringing up
had arr H., derrick Emery, Secretary Oh state
|prlsoner r. of Sonora, who was arrested at
he Repuono der of Capt. Dornick, OF the
8 Diego pSy.rtsmouth. President Walker at
Bop OF war ITS was forcing Callfornians to
last aeo :aco to the new government lie
FEAR ahes.. two of his men, L. +. Nelson ana
also Morrison In for an attempt ~ N'''"9''i 0n
II own mou;can brig Desperado' witn @Go men men
zThc neA 1. vas on its way to Ehsen9oo, anu
! cannon hor Of troops was proceeding oy
same NUM-" Wake r from his position:
d to drive '' Of the State Hospital had been
DR.. Diek,hsont Sacramento by Z. W. Thomas
e "nay for Placer county - the interior wa
Sriey oers of steamboats, on Tue M. assoc; .
ne c cmH had formed JOINT s'o0N "''oo'
capita, or relative to the Senatorial eieor
lhe e 1,neann;a continues. Two members o u
in oaii'o nnhTsh a card stating that they mao
! Senate oped with bribe of S2o'ooo 10 Vo'e
fn ap announcement Of the election ;nors Din.
~ Indians have been killed oy A''''N' ~
H. the last fortnight ;o.or Of the San Fran
4 eorpe Kerr Esq, proprietor VI w
gco H. en, Odessa to March LIST s,at9 rna' il.
Cates ;,o had been found on the w i',alne..e
ou ~ shinqton Territory, Columbus i-ano'''-
N . shnssn delegate to Congress. l..
was c l."rens. of Washington Territory mas
gov; aod his exploring expedition.
,,o,sco March 16th.-There Is no I'm
SAN fka N tbe markets. Gallego Flour Slot.
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Gentlemens' Goods
GPRING 1RS4

rINHE suhsc iber respectfully cnls the attention OF
| gentlemen to his stock at Spring and summer
Goods in which will b. found Bhck French Cloths
of hapdsomes finish combined with durability, Fancy
Coored Cloths oil al the fashionable shade-, bluefum
CuIors Browns &c which will weH and keep her
color Black French Doe Skins some extra line, and n
handsome assortme of Cassimeres Iii zen Drills ltal-
ian cloths Drap de Etc, (part extra) Bombazine &c.
Func, Silk and MarseiIes VeslingS new and beautiful;
the newest STYLE Buttons for at. Vests, &c, and all
other Tailor trimmings, all # which will be made 10 or
der or retaed (witho making) at as low prices as sim.
liar goods can be bought in the city
He also invites examination OF hrs / urnisiin
Goods Viz: Summer Cravats, Sticks, Ties, &c. Silk
and Linen Hk.s, Byron and Siandup Collar, ply,
Plaip and corded best KID GLOVES, at 81 90. Mus
lin md all Linen Shifts, do do DRIVERS all sizes Cotton,
Lisle thread Linen Merino aud Six Hose, Cotton an
Merir o Cause .nershirts &c, &c.
SCOTS q. divers Fashions and Taliors Toos for
sale. VIM Il IhHh'
AMBRosE PACE, Tailor. apl dim
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Bedford Alum Springs,

TTNHE undersigned respectfully Informs the public
l. that he expects prepared to acc lnmodate some
rs or 100 visitors these Springs, during the APP
proachng Sc son. The water will be delivered mt a
moderate price the Springs IRON the ION OF the pre-
Sent MONTH 1t may be Ina al>oat Wilson & Frankn's,
Lynchburg, urd Samuel Hoffmans, Liberty.
This water has been analy scd by distinguished
Chemists DR.. Chiffon of New York and Prof. Gllom
ofthe Va Military Institute, and the result hiss been
suc as 10 satisfy all who have its superior
character.
The undersigned will hereaf err give to he public
more particular both of the location of these
Springs and their properties For the present he IS
content to refer to the uhoned certificates They
from persons OF character and they speak for themselves
=. ECHOLS,
New London Va.
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BEDFORD Co. Va.
March 18th, 1854.
p. EchoiS. Esq,

p. Echois. Esq, .
SlR:-Incomp' i nee with your request, proceed t."
i've vnu such facts as have CONF to my knowledge IN
relation to he Springs in the neghbolhoo ot N'w Lon
dom My wife has been f'four years seriously ai'G,""
with ,ha disease pronounced by her fhy'can P'pnP
,s ,,ei She has suffered from it very greatly
frequently confined and utterly tumble to attend to hen
domestic duties She had Il services OF oe oil our mos
distinguished physicians, and Tried mary oil lhe 'hCs
apnroyed n rtcnt medicines with but temporary dement,
Ur ,e was thought hopeless, when the best efforts OF
the Doctor, had ailed TWAS then that the Alum water
wa, discovered or your land in my mmed ate vicinity
she d. tcrmined Try it, fl st from the Au" hoch' an"
3D. Her heal h is better thnht has been Il years
in fact she feels that she has been permanently restored
look upon tho Springs a. BILE sing to the nesho"r
e -, Vic Ia calthi Is at ribuable alone to them
md oiber cases have come within my observation whore
,b. re uIt has been az satisfactory can therefore re-
L I;a"',ib ,o' succ,ss Very Re-p'thy Yours,
"'u''! "'s' HUGH NJ. NICARY.
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FRENCH WORK,
IN
Lace and Muslin Goods.
4th APRIL, 1854
GEORG E NJ. R UC X Err

LNEELS that in justice 10 himsel'-tne Ladies and
l. Gentlemen buying French Work should know
where splendid assortment mny be found. He re-.
specially asks their attention Ia the magnificent
he has jus, opened comprising the following styles.
viz:
Maltese Collars Every beautiful and new styles,)
do do. & Sleeves Tin sets, vtry beautiful for
presents.)
Muslin Collars and Sleeves, (grent varety,)
Chcmisrites and do. g" g"
Cambria Collars and Sleeves, " -
Mourning Collars ,Chemsees Sleeves. great variety
Embroidered and Scoloped Shear Lawn l1nn'kfs,
And a great variety OF French and Scotch Work gen.
orally all of which will be sold the reasonable
terms lapld ia
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NEW ORLEANS. Anril IIth

Accounts from Mexico represent that Santa
Anna IN his progress against Alvarez was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm by the people. Sew
eral skirmishes with the troops of Alvarez had
taken place. The latter We're geheraNy worsted.
Prisoners weretaken on both sides. several of
whom were shot Renforcements of GOVERN
ment troops were constantly arriving to-
wards the scene of revolt The papers report
that the troops of Alvarez were constantly de-
sorting him. The revolt is more Formidable
than was at first represented.
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March 2Sth 1914.
Dear Sir 1t affords pleasure 10 give you the
benefit of experience ard observation in regard to
the virtue ofthe Bedford Al Springs. have little
negro girl whose mother scrofuous. The girl has
been some Two years, more or less hihlcted WIN
Scrufua. The disease eventually assumed most vlo.
lent character. Hereyes were liberated and both OF
them closed There sore upon er neck and
shoulder of serious and distressing character.
The groin was also liberated and in fact, her syset1
seemed completely under the control of The disease 1t
would be difficult, Think find case more marked by
the rayages of this dreaded actiu he usual remedies
applied without success, and hnahy reso,te1 L"
v,pr Snrinos | first used the Alum Rock, and after
wards the water, with most astonishing success Her
eyes now present clear and perfectly healthy app ar
uncc-the liberation about the neck aud shoulder Iu'
disappeared entirely and the skin presents the appear
ance of pr RECT health Her system seems entirely reno
vatsd and he casc perfect rs Is astonishing
| can caniide tly recommend the water therefore, as
well worthy the attention OF the afflicted
Very Resplully, Yours,
GARRETT LEE.
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CLOTHING CLOTHING
NEW CONCERN.
STIGLER, McELDERRY Il co.

TN dition TO our entire New Stock just received Of
i Staple and Fancy Dry Goo IL w. have sec nd
floor the largest stock OF Read .mndo Cl thing ever
brought TO this city To all those who nre in want Of
good and fash enable clothing, would especially in.
vite call befne purchasing elsewhere, In addition to
the above have hand urge stock Of clothing for
house servants and field hands nj very low prices.
We also keep on hnnd superior stock oi Inca and
shirts, also merno. gauze elk and cotton UNDER
shirts.
To country merchants who may be in city for the
purpose Of purchasing clothing fell certain il would
be their interest examine, II purchase from Us,
knowing they could do better by going further East
or North. STlGLER, McELDRRY Il co.
ia
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CHARLESTON, April 18th.

CHARLESTON, April It'll.
Thirteen States are represented in the Com
mercal Convention now in session in this city,
One hundred and thirty delegates are in attend
ance from Virginia. Judge Dawson, of Georgia,
is the President.
To-day, resolutions in favor Of the Pacific
railroad and direct trade with Europe, were in
troduced and discussed. The former were re-
jected.
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(SECoND DISPATCu,)

New ORLEANS, Ap. ETH
The city councils have subscribed three and
haif millions, on behalf of the city, towards the
construction of the jackson and Northern and
Opelousas railroads.
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New Goods Received nearly every Week

mo J.PURVIS, Ag't. desires d expect, do
y much larger DRY GOODS BUSINESS in
and with view TO this will receive Mem Goods future
Store almost every week in the year. He is opening
This Morning April 9th 1854,
Aantilla and Tanas, (ncw styled splendid style
Dress Goods, Capes and Sleeves Grass Skirts Gloves
Laces, Ribbons, large lot Marsees, Quits Purasols,
Fans &c. Sc. Terms of doing Business, CASH NTH
oHtdiscouht
p. S.-My friends and the public generally will
please consider the ruinous effects Of the CREDIT
SYSTEM, both buyers and sellers. and then call and
buy their goods of me for CASH. JNO. j. PURVJE,
hplSdts Aren't
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TelcgIaphed tol the DAILY y,reiniap
CHARLESTON. Anil 10Th.

IIl1'I3ra7IUNt April IUlH-
great crowd is gathered here, in attendance
on the commercial Convention. whose session be-
gins to-day 1t is thought that either Ex.Gov.
lrousdale or Senator Jones, of Tennessee, will
be chosen TO preside.
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New Goods,

INHE subscriber il in receipt cf full ind de.
i snblc stock of Spring aud Sum goods. insists
ing in pnr, of; rich plaid, striped Brocnde and plain
cnored silks, rich plaid, striped, brocnde and plain
black 81 Ks; broche. figured and pnin Bercge, plaid
PLAIN Tissues raid. figured and plain Ghallies aud
Mouslns all shude.; printed Jaconets, Muslin Lawns
&c, Silk Mantles Grape Shuwls, bonnes, ribbons, and
French work in grea variety.
gcn"m n trunks. bnnnetbox, mud carpet sacks,
peting. fnncy and white attings Together with u
general assortment of all articles belonging to Dry
Goods House 10 which he invites the of pur
chasers pledging himself pease, both in quality iGd
prices JOHN +. DAVIS
NOR 29ts
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~ AsIIINf

WASHINGTON, Ap. 18th.
In the Senate to-day letter was read from
Hon. Truman Smith, of Connecticut, resirning
hlsseatas a member of that body from and after
oath the of next month
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FRESH ARRIVAL,
New Il Fashionable Readymade Clothing

NllE subscribers beg lenve 10 their old
friends and the public general ,thul they now
receiving the Lynch iurg Glnthng Emporium, their
Spring Stock Of Rendy-nnde Clothing. consisting oi
every variety and style OF ieailom ma ware- nlso. n
beautiful assortment oi Cloths Ca ameros aud Vest
ngs. all of which "fic nj very low price, for cash.
o. la pnnriunl cuztpnnra On tha nsunl credit
We ha, g engaged the services OF Mr.. James Is. Ed.
wa -ds who will attend tho cutting department of
business, and -ay those who wish their clothing
made to order, furnish them with the most
beautiful goods over before brought this market and
have them male up in the fashionable style md
in every case, tit warranted. Those in wnnt will do
well 10 give call before purchasing elsewhere Ms We
are determined 10 sell at prices o suit the times.
npsts HATCHER LOCKWOOD K co.
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New YORK, APP. 18th.
The democratic State Committee of N York,
have condemned the Administration.
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rI,mE FORTUNE mUNTEKl.aN Novel of

rI,HE FORTUNE HUNTER i.a Novel of
l. New York life. written b, Mrs. Mowatt (Author
Of The Autobiography Of Actress, Eighth
years the Stage,") with perfect and personal
knowledge Of the cety the very talented Authorizes
interestingly and beautifully delinentes The upper
Ten" OF New York have before heen fairly md
honestly dealt with, in what would be presumed TO be
expose Of the Aristoca attic and Wealthy III usehOld.
Price 37d cts. AT X. A. WILLIAMS
M, Bits New Book Store
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~ UEICE.-Noico is hereby given all whom IL
/ Y may concern. TINT as III guardian of Lavnia II.
Clement, Virginia II. Cem.nt mud Augusta uornclia
Clement, niaut children Of Alexander Clement, deed
duly appointed aud qualified by tho Counly Coutt OF
Tpon, In the State of Fcnaossee, shull petition the
Judge of tho Circuit Court of Campbell. nj tho May
of said Court In the year 1851 to direct thar the
SHIRE Of the none, arising from tho sulc OF the real VS.
tute Il the sad Alexander Clement Ia this county,
made by virtue Of decree of snd Court, rendered In
the ease OF Clrmeai. guardian Va. Clement Ne. now
bending in said CURT which the said La mia f.,
Virginia aud Augusta Corn.lia Clement are entitled,
heirs the snid Alexander Glenn mt dee d.. be pail
over guardian us uforosai /.
nnl II wiw JANE A. CLEMENT
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BURNING OF JAIL.-We learn from the Nir-
, ,aa Herald that the Jail of Middlesex county
'as destroyed by fire some ten days ago. 1t was
a ae9 0y runaway negro under coninement,w who
made lis escape.
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/ ne Old house of GOV. Blount, the second Gov
nor u Tennessee, still stands in knoxville--a
NC greasy, dusky, frame tenement with only
'' room, door and two small windows, bearing
S'fong Resemblance to a pig stye.
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.....Z CITY Furniture Ware-rssms. a

,.Hrl APRIL, 1854. M
TISHE attention If the puhn in RI city and the sur.
l. rounding country is invited to the large and ele-
g1nt of furniture, antanty on hand a,
my Ware-rooms.
The stock of Nor .lern Work. is large and complete
manufactured expressly for this market. The stock of
Home made Work not be surpassed in variety ele-
gnce of style, durability.
f1avng facilities enjoyed 10y other establishment
in tbs section of country, those wanting any article in
10y line will consult their interest by giving call
b. fore pu. chasing elsewhere as am determined sell
fer very small profits. A. WINSTON.
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