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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-09

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G"ls rccevait au pal;,is des Tuileries le
CorpsA ,tGisiatIf venant !ui apporter IL
projet de Ioi sur |'empr,nt dc $50 mil
hons votes dams In journee. La, on Il
etc sobrc dc paroles. Quclqucs mots
gu president dc la Chnmbrc, quelques
mols dc 'cmpsreur cn rGponse. pour
constatcr iint;mc accord de In repre-
scntatlon rationale ct do chef de Pc
tat, ca ete tout mas d6iant de longs
d!scourS. Ii reception II en-, dit on. IN
caracterc cordial ct sylnpathique tres
prononce. -
Et, ma'grt tout, la paix ses credu.
les tout prlx qnI ne croiront Ia guer-
re que lorsque uue notte toute cntcire
aura etc conise on queIqucs ports iucen
dies. Ces pacIilques qurnd memo Sc
sont raccroches a Gcs contemporaries
tions cxp6dtcs, disat-otl dc 'Saint.Et-
tersbouig a Nicnne, Ct dams lesq.c!,
les !c Gar sengagealt eyacuer Ie.
Frlnclpautcs... quand ic nouveau projet
arrangement aura tte signe par Iui.
La conference ma pas iugt, parait-iI.,
ccs propositions acccptabcs, ct lie cour-
Uer porteuT du dernler Tliimat1sns dc Ia
France ct de l'Angieterre, icqucl cour-
rier await etc rctenn dcux ours Niennc
pendant que Ia conference discuta,t ces
contre-proposi'ions du Gar, reGu lc 7
au hhatn, !'ordrc de continucr sa route
pour salnt-PeteFsbourg,
Mals In prusse ct !.Autricrc onl,clles
slsne, elIcs aussi, l'uitnlat,.ns de la Fran.
&c ct de fAngleterre La est toujours
Ia gfandc question dn moment. Ice
aef"iers renseignenents transmits dc
le"ne rabattcnt qnciqnc chose de ce
lu' "A etc dit, daus ces dcrniers temps,
&c la resnnten cnGn prise par lAutrl-
:he dc taire complement causc com
nnnc aycc les dcux pui>sanccs occi,
1e"t''les. L'Antflche nscntcna pas,
assn'icI, Sc departir dune neutraIile |
''enst1Ilante pour Ia France etl'Ansle-
ere, ct il y il errcur s croire qu'on WI
eatr;}Iner itrrntdiatefhcnt 4 ia guerrei
:ohtrc Ia Rn<eic. 'Nul nc pcut prevoir
C one reserve l';svenir mais pour Tins
ant, le cabinet dc Nieune mes. MULE
acnt dams s,intention Qn'on lui prdtee,
taller conper In retraitr aux husses
|hns les PcinciphntGt. L'Autrichc at
end. r....
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'ar Ia Csrfrspondancc pr'tssicRue dams son
nmiro du 7 est #sscz lotncI pour qn'on
&c p,ii>ae admettrc qa'ele songc *or-
if de la neu,raIite Ia plus strictc.
D'Ap1es un bruit repandn Viennc
Ia date dn 6, I'arnee astrirhienne
observation sur les ironticres de Tur.
uc scr;,il portee "a 50 mile hommcs.
t ;,urait pour commandant en- chef,
archiduc Albert. On cun.iderat lie l
hoix de ce prince CONNIE dc nature a
ldiquer que cr rassemb emcnt de irou- l
cs ma pas dc caractefe hostile n la /
.assie.
Nn fhahde &c Malte que les premier.
sgiments embarquss en- Anglescrre
our iaire parte dc l'expedi,ion sont ar.
YES dams cettc lie.
lie premier embarqnemect dcs trou-
es FRANCHISES aura lien tres iucessam-
ent. LIE tnarecha de Saint Arnaud {
Dit arrivcr il TouIon, le 81. q
On don!e maintenant que lc mare
1al cumnie le commandment general =
, l'expedition arec les fonctions dam (
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-09
LAND WAR; ANTS.

Beaucoup de transactions SC is.isant
en- ce moment sur les titrcs dcs tcrre,,
aceordes par le gouscrncment fadcrnl
aux 'odats-citoycns, nous croyons 6trc
u,ile eli pnbliant la formule prcscri,c
pour lc ''fansfert. .z.s-.-.o-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-09

Sur motion de NJ. Robichaux, le sus-
dltrapport a etc unanimement adopts
etl'assenblee. ajournee sine die.
f. L. MAILuoT. President.
FELIX G1LLET. Sec.
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AGENTS DU pIONNIEE.


-, IN. L. Euds, passag,
Ht.tx-s.1EANs do la Bourse, No 35
s-.a+ r encoignure Cont.
.assknsrsx NM. Richard g. Tempet
Rlviung-Nsvvr. NJ Firmin Duplessis.
fiasHyELLg N }. Breau. ...
Ny-JAGsuEs ID. Auguste lheriot.
sr-JEAs BArrtsTB, } Ar Earard Perret
p..r.sraAux. At. Edmond Bulliard.
YUx...vx M. Adolphe blanchard.
MpsxA IA. +. Gagne.
2rE-AARIE M. htlehNe en'sDon.
'Asxeurrlas G. Rodriguez, Cafe Slsr'
ap,tr R1vrsxr NJ. Pierre I'heriot.
s.,xs.ukrytLrE, M G. J. L. Gauthier,
W Daas lss parolssss on nous sVons Fas
fssnaS saSests, nous Priens !es Mai,res de
N.ssts Dc vsaloir Sc charger de 'assnce de notre
;ss,l.s
AgNeNEgs 'ras- les insertions, anaoncef,
,yi. ate .,e fssronsitio1s sont les suivan es
Par sIx rtsaxs, psnr IL are insertion VI oe
r.srles irssuisn. savantes -: 90
Test aaarna qa youdra suspendre son sbon-
s,sa.zt asvra srarsnir, par eerlt FEdiIeur,
r.iass isurs a rAsias asant l'expirstion ou trl-
msstrs.
On sxae1ts i'i,nprimsrs du PIoas1E., ice
s:x priS % plas moderes, tonies espcces ou-
%,Agss typsaraPhiques, (,foSsD tells Cue, CAR
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b"ssadeur u Constantinople. On dit
que c'est NJ. de Bourqueney qui rcmplh-
cera probablement anpres du sultan lc
general Baraguay-d'HIllets.
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City Intelligence.

BROADWAY YEs1RDAY.-We had an inlllng of the In
dian summer yesterday II this mysterious is not
altogether to be regarded poetca myth. It was
SOFT delicious unclouded daynether too warm too
cold neither too wet too dry. Broadway looked
Broadway only look when hrongsd with foot passen
gers. We never remember to have the great tho
rouehfare crowded busting with fair ladies
and their gay cavaliers. Citizens from every quarter Of
the town seemed bent upon promsnading there-from
those who eager to display . well made foot, en-
cased in exquisite boot to the Of the more
homey and perhaps more serviceabs hob nailed SHOE
The fair out In great FORCE dressed In the
treme Of fashion. The sidewalks indeed, looked Like
kaleidoscope, there such Haunting Of part
rbbons-such profusion Of the choicest Aowers-su,h
array Of beautiful bonDets, perchec upon the top o.
the most charming heads In the world Silks an satns
rustled and swept the pavements 1t s proverbial that
. straw tell which way the wind blows II So this
gay appearance Of Broadway would indicate that prices
90 taSt as sIarmists would have us believe MAY the
ladies' always look a. well a. they did yesterday.
INDIAN ADDRESS THE FIVE PoNrs.-An address was
delivered yesterday afternoon to the children and Others
Of the Five Points Mission, BY full FLOODED Indian
though Of what tribe we were not informed. He was
Of the finest specimens Of the asorgr al that
has appeared in this latitude and h oatorcal powers
selves In this line unapproaohable Faithful to the
habits Of his foefathers he spoke with elaboration and
to the p9i.t ais subject was christianity and Cviza
always acknowledged and worshipped God--the same
that you worship; but Of Jesus Christ they know
thing would be glad TO aid In the spread OF Christianity
among my people, If thought 1t could be done without
carrying with 1t the vices necessarily following cvizs
rfon.u
vEH OF A FIRE COMPANY FROM Lyyv-Ths Silver
Grsy's Engine Company No TO- of lynn, Mass, accom-
panied by Bonds Comet Band viii visit this city on
Wednesday, Oct H. They win come By the Eau River
ute and will be received BY some Of the New York Fire
pepartment no will escort them TO the Cooper House,
354 Broaowsy, where they quarter while here
FIRE IN FIFy-sIxTH SrREEr.-At about eleven O'Clock
last night orc broke out in the shoe factory belonging
70 the Juvenile asylum, Ia Fifty six street. near
avenue 4. The bull ing WAS det'oyed tnvetner with
about 1900 worth Of stock consisting OF sb pras
ply 10 the Gre spread 70 the slaughter horses
owuea by Mr. James JarDy ane Henry Hornose. Thsy
were destroyed slso by the hrclps about $l50. The
Gre was evidently the work Of an incendiary,
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Marine Affairs.

TIE sTEAxsHrP Hermann for Southampton and Bremen.
did not leave Quarantine until O'Clock yesterday
morning.
CLOSING OF CUBAN PoRr-Capt Conner, Of the brig
Sutton, arrived yesterday morning from Zoz states that
that port Was closed on the 18th Of September against
al vessels. He not allowed to land nor hold ~
communication with the shore The reason Of T. a,
ing Of the port he could not ascertain. The - clos
there was the Bremen brig walh.' oav vsSsei
Hamburg. ..mtns, loading for
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pianOfortes ana MeIodoOns.-Terms gradu.
ated to the times, and made to accommodate every
class Of buyers An immense assortment of celebrated
piaxos and melodeons for sale to rent at less price
than be had elpe~hareY large variety Of the best
second hand pianos in the market Prices $40 SEQ $780,
e75, sl16 e1uO, SIPS &c 70 sr7s. Beautiful piano.
fortes which have been rented for short time will be
sold at great bargains large discount made from
factory prices for each. To suit some purchasers
monthly payments taken Cash paid for second hand
pianos. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway
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NEW ORLKANs Oct. s, 1854.
There extensive demand for cotton for export tor
day. The sales for the last two DAYS reached ID 600
bales. 1ddling Is quoted At xc Good Ohio Aour 10
selling at 70 70. Nsw Orleans sugar has declined Nc
Freights have declined. Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6d
PROVIDENCE Oct. 7. 1864.
We have no change to report 10 tho cotton market from
last weeks report In WOOL the market Is rather dun
the sales amount ing to 5000 pounds. For printing
cloths the market DULL The sales are go 900 pieces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

Fine Arts, Henry H. Leeds q Co. Respect
fully to the public that they have permanently
secured the spacious galleries No. b4s Broadway for
merly occupied by the dusseldorf collection, 1t Being
their intention TO hold series Of rst class sales Of pic
lures and works of art At these galleries They especially
call the attention of artists and the public
to the advantages offered point Of location, and
superior light Due notice will be given Of the rst
sale in our regular advertisement.
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Gov.


6ufRT -.rt Calendar-Thla Day.
=" UovR1-Circait Nos. OIL, 709, 47o, 65s, 662,
-, 72o, 72S to 734, 786.
SUPREME COuRT- pec'Al lerm Demurrer Ne. 8 and
Nos. 80. 50 ~, 81, 68, -. 10, So.
SuPERoR CoURr, (tro branches Mos. 222, ga, 2SS
240, 24S, 240 25l, 1852 eco, 26i 262 204 265 10,
269, 270 272, 2l 1885, 270 277, 278 279 ESQ., ISL 49,
2s4 2S5 2se, 2s7 2sS, 2So, $780, 292 29S 2s 295 1885,
OYER AND TRIMMER Criminal trials
UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-Nos. 7 to 16.
COMMON PIxAs-Part Mos. 8SS, 1870 1884 to 1889.
1e41 to 1916, 1348.
Coxxos PirAs-Part 2-Adjourned to Tuesday.
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Another Bank PanAc.-Tho greatest bar.
gains ever offered in the way Of ready made clothing
may be had at Evans Clothing Warehouse, 90 and 66
Fulton street He has 10 his store, besides regular
stosk Of seasonabe goods, $4,000 worth Of Winter
clothing by Of the leading houses in
tenaw taken 1t 40 cents the dollar; Fsrmers and
Merchants Bank, Memphis, % cents Eight hAvenue
Bank par, 90 cents cash Erie and Kalamazoo Rail
rnad Bank. 40 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

F1ny Cent Dasuerrc0types, Large Size; Half
dollar dsguerreotypes large sise four shilling daguerrs
extra charge for case at No 4S6 Broadway Of
Howard street GAkBANAT1, Artist.
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DEATHS AT CHARLESTON.
From the south.

NTOM oOWt0.
THE LATE 0ALBEBLECTI0N IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8, 1854.
We have received New Orleans papers Of Monday and
have dates from Galveston up to the 18th ult.
The late gale st disastrous else where than
At Galveston. Houston, Lynchburg and San Jacinso
all suffered severely.
The municipal election in this city win take place
Wednesday and the excite already Ia very intense
The Of the principal streets have thronged
all to-day by anxious politicians. A large number Of
dissatisfied wings win the democratic ticket and
there doubt bat that large numbers Of democrats
will vote the native American Know Nothing ticket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

Daguerreotypes - cents. The Original Pic.
ture company, $50 Broadway, work Holmes invention
the double camera the 6rst and only double working
instrument toned patent Of the United States
for taking ersoscopes and other pictures, two at
Patent ights for sale at $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

NEW YORK KzRALD-nBzTION FOE xUROPD.
- Cunard mail steamship Americas, Capt. Lang, WI
hs~e Boston, Wednesday, at "a O'Clock " for Liver
PEAL
The European mails win close In this city ct half past
two O'Clock to morrow afternoon
M HERALD (prntsd in French AID English win b
pNshed at ten O'Clock In the morning. Single copies
awAsppsrs. sxpsnce.
euAsorpticNs and advertisements for any edition Of
- NV York nRAD viii ~ received at the following
Dlssss in Europe
xvzpooa John Hunt.v. No. 3 Paradise street.
1aDoa %. Edwards, Sanu Cord Co., No II Cornhin.
..Wm Thomas =, 20 pIasa AZ !. p"nrss
TAAA.. Livingston Wells Co. fAce ae noufSe'
rhe eontents of tina ruronaor a. ION OF the A1RAID
IN embrace the news received BY mail telegraph 1t
0eeGes during the previous week, and to :. H0af o.
DDAGcstiou.
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Anson's Daguerre0types, Large Size, Tor SO
cents, coored and IN nice case twice the Size
that Is made elsewhere for ~. ANsONs, $50 Broad
way, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

Albert II. Nicolay win hold mis- Regular
semi weekly auction ssle of stocks and bonds this
At l2ls O'clock a TIE Merchants Exchange. For fur
Their parculars his Advertisement In another column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

NOtlce.-Our Stsck Of Fail and Winter
clothing the city trade Ia ready and will be found To
contain more new desirable garments for mons and
boys wear, than have before been offered In thk
market. d. DEvIJN CO., 1853, 269 and 2o0 Broadway.
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At Union Hall, Corner OF Fulton and Nassau
streets boys fitted with elegant clothing Of the latest
Paris fashions prices ebich doing immense
business alone afford Every article Is marked with
the lowest price In plain figures from which there Is no
deviation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

Green Turtle soup.-A Fine Young Turtle
win be served to-day. Soup ready At IL O'Clock A. n.
Served ct all hours. BAYARD, No. state street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

Those Wonderful StereoscOpes made 20
perfectly By ROOT No 1853 Broadway corner Of Franklin
street, the most sought after of all works OF
art Call and see them, at his great free gallery.
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Another VictoFy.-Thc highest Pfemium,
Of tho great State Fair for photographs was awarded TO
ROOT the celebrated artat, se3 Broadway corner Of
Franklin street.
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ned TO Tuesday,


The Espenchled HAT this Fail combines all
the elegance and beauty that have given the hats
Of his manufacture their high reputation throughout
Union; but never have Of his former styles ELECTED
demand 10 continuous urgent and extensive that
browning triumph. The price H. Of yore three del
lars and half. N. SeENSCHED, lis Nassau st.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, 1854
The ropewalk Of John whetbam Son, on the Bidss,
Road beyond the Girard College, was set fire last night,
and nearly thousand feet was burned and also An ar
CINE house. Fully covered BY Insurance.
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CamcO-Dagucrrootyp n. William
sON, Artst-Galery in Brookiyn-two-forty nine Full
ton street.
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The HEALTH or THE Crit will be GOOD
news to oor country cousins" to perceive
that the health Of the city is so much improved.
Last weeks return shows diminution Of 96 on
the week before the total mortality being sic.
This is mainly due to the beautiful weather we
have enjoyed. Now is the time for the citiz.eus
Of the "rural districts to visit the metropolis
The hotels are already fiirg up; the larger
ones-the Metropolitan, st. Nicholas, Astor
House, &c.-have already had an overflow. Grisi
and Mario-Burton's and Wallack's-English
Opera at the Broadway-pretty fall toilettes,
and all sorts of attractions invite the stranger
to the city. There is plenty of 70 ON for all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

Hall Style OF Hats-FIrst In FashSon.-Hls-
fall styles Of gentlemen's hats truly most beautiful
in every sense Of the word berg extremely light and
most elegantly finished AS predicted the favorits
OF the fashionable public is HALL AIS Broadway corner
of Iisponsrd street
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DREADFUL MANGLING AND SoALDING-sEvERAL PER
SONS HORRIBLY MUrILATED.
ALBKsY, Oct. !, 1854.
On Thursday morning he express train of the Chicago
and Rock Island Railway thrown of the track near
Morris. The baggage masters legs were broken, and
one brakeman had bob o. his legs cut OF between the
platforms Of the cars The eng and fireman are,
dreadfaly and perhaps fatally scaded. Several OF the
passengers sufferers having their limbs broken and
bruised.
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The Pet Elephant Cordelsu having Escaped
from her owners TAKEN refuge al ZIG Fulton street
where che cap 10 seen FREQ Of charge; also splendid
stf ok OF FIl ant Winter clothing astonshug log
prices, sMoCK VAN sAUN Il CO., ll6 Fulton Vt,
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Progress OF Iae Ycisow Fever.

Progress OF Yellow Fever.
FEvER AT SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
COLUMBIA, Oct 7, 1854.
The deaths at Savannah for the past week. forty
four, Of which twenty from yellow fever
At Augusta the average number Of deaths two
daily.
DEATHS AT CHARLESTON.
BArrIxoRE, Oct 8, 1864.
At Charleston on Thursday, there eleven deaths.
from yellow fever.
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departure or the Crescent City.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6, 1854
The steamship Crescent City left here to-day, vie.
Havana, for New York.
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NEw VS. BY TELEGRAPH.


lac Gxp-Strt steamers.
Aos-AnRIyA l. oF THE ARCTIC.
SANDY HOOK. Oct. $40 p. ".
The weather 10 very warm and pleasant. We have
yet no tidings OF the missipg steamer Arctic.
THE LATEST FROM HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, Oct. TO Nj.
The weather continues m!id, and look for the
steamer Europa on 'uday or Tuesday Nothing has yet
been heard Of the steamer arctc and the next news
from Newfoundland wll De looked for with much In
terest.
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In addition to these several others at present pre-
pairing to sail some day during this month, and their
passenger lists we are informed, Is already full Stu
would be wrong to regard this Indication Of
ton Of any consequence in emigaton H. we
vinced only temporary and in view Of the great induce
ments which held out to the oppressed and poverty
stricken Of Europe to come to this prosperous
and free country it cannot materially diminish the grand
total.
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The Young American's Library:


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Embracing Even;s connected with ,he Early History
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Marshfeld, the Residence OF Webster.
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!. D NOrTE. .....,...,.J j. ". MOTT
w. D. MOTTE & BROS,
DEALERS MALL KINDS OF
CT API.E AMI EA NOV nRX GOODS

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No l76, MARKET ST., WHEELING, Va.
w L wish to call the attention of the citizens .
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, 10 ou
establishments in the City of Wheeling. Our housl
deals in every description of DRY GOODS, We
will be prepared early in the season with splendid
stock, suitnbe for Fall and Winter Trade, 1t will
Goods, together With all kinds of STAPLE & DO
MESTIC ARTICLES, such as suitable torfam
lily use
One of the firm will be in the East good deal oI
his time SO that we will be receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able to offer inducements in prices which but few
houses have in the Western Country.
We solicit call at our Store when you visit ouI
City, and if we do not satisfy you that it will be to
your interest to deal with u.s. then il will be oul
fault W. D. MOTTE e. BROTHER.
Wheeling. Sept a. lS53-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-12
New Furniture and
CHAIR VIZ ARE ROOMS

INVITE the attenti of house keepers and others
l. TO their new Furniture and Chair Ware Rooms,
in the new brick building, No l63 Market Street,
few doors below the Market House. They are pre-
pared to furnish all articles in their line such us
Dressing and Plein Bureaus Secretaries and Book
cases, Gard, Dining and Breakfast Tables Bedseads
in every variety, Work and Wash Stands, Sofas,
Divans, Otomans, &C. Fancy What Nots, Fancy
Work Stands.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane Sent, Mahogony, in every
variety, plain and fancy, Looking Glasses, Clocks,
&c; all of which will be furnished promptly to Or
der at the lowest prlces respectfully invite the
public call and examine our stock feeling assured
that we render satisfaction in all cases.
MUNDAY a. COLTS.
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