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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
Know NOthiuskm Painted by q Wing Pencil

We ask the attention of our readers to
the following description Of the "das!:-,
lantern party, by the Leristary cfroni-
Gle, one of the ablest Wig papers Of
wester nj Virginia. The Chronicle replies
with spirit and energy to the Kanawha
Republican, and fearlcssIy proclaims its
invincible hostilities to the "Inyisible In.
vincibles.n' 81. " n -.
"Doy gu know thatthey the Know Moth
ings) propose to do anything for Virginia,
her ail-roads, or her credit? We should
like to see the man who had the liberty or
the courage to stand up in the face of day
and say that he kno,rs their principles
---knows what they propose to do for
Virginia. And We think the people of Vir-
GINA ought to know-ought to have some
assurance other than that given by some
outsider Of an invisible, irres ponsible par.
ty--what they may expect to be done for
them in case they put the Know Nothipgs
into power. Their interests require that
they should know, and unless we are mis-
taken in their character, they viii require
to be Informed. Virginia Is at least a
century behind the times, and if she falls
INTO. the pmeshes of Kno~ -Nothingism, she
win show that she is but little removed
from the dark ages We, then, as one OF
4 the people, alPupon the Know-NothingF
to proclaim their principles, to give us re,
sponsible /endorsers Of them, that we may
KEW what to\expect from them. Give
us light, gentlemen. Your national prin-
eiPles may be worse. Keep US no Longer
Yin the dark. We demand to. know more
of your purposes. Light gentlemen
light,
Candidly, We trink w-Nothingisn
an insult TO Virginia intelligence, and 4
reproach to the fame of her noble sons
To see the F. +. Us; of Virginia-the son,
Of noble sires--creeping through alleys
! lodging around corners, and denying theil
connection with political party, makes
us feel for the departed chivalry Of Vir,
ginia. Perhaps the editor of the Kanaw,
ha Republican, not, we believe, being q
i. Virginian by birth, does not partake o
this sympathy. w.Nothingism is sui
ted to Yankee land--to bigoted minds
but is slur upon the noble boldness
Virginians. The day will yet come wher
they will curse the hour they Joined it
This we verify believe. Time will show
how correct we are in our opinion.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
How Seward was Elected.

The Albany correspondent Of the New
York evening Post thus analyses the vote
for Senator in the New York Legislature:
All the Senator'S who voted for Seward,
and Messrs. Goodwin, Brooks, Putney and
Whitney, are Wings; the others Demo.
Gratis. .1
In the House, all the members who 70.
ted for Seward are Wings, except johnson
and Mcguire, as are those who voted fol
Hunt, Fillmore, Hoffman, Haysns ant
Campbell, and the two absentees-85 ii
all. The rest are Democrats except few
scattering independent American ana
Maine law men.
The majority ofthe Know.Nothings 70
ted for Seward in both Houses. The pre-
sent Senator'S were electad in 1853, and |
y difficult to trace their connection wit
the secret order. The relations Of Il
members Of the House are more public.
It win be seen that Seward not only ha,
Q majority Of the K..N's but that { major
W q ths votss ios himvsrs az that osdsl
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

TboS Who did not vote for Seward voted
! for BIS next fr;nd, Washington Hunt.
Fous beSgafly fotes represented the Fill.
more strene6. Not q Democrat received
4 yoIh froad This treacherous order; though
DEM yfats have been inveighed into it by
| Il, pfpfessions Of no-party character
Those who voted for Hunt could have been
got u vote to Seward, if the interests Of
the Wing party had required l. Asi i was
there was verge and room enough tospare.
Mr.. Wood Of Buffalo who had been ma
king fnn Of pledges against Seward all the
session, was enabled to vote for Fillmore.
He voted for Fillmore in caucus on bal
lot nearly as bigas his overcoat, and waiv-
ed it ikea banner. Suchis his confidence
in Fillhoret that ifthat distinguished States.
man were lying down on a sofa, Mr.. Weed
would be willing to SIT right down on his
head J, and as he weighs about 400, the
70! ce,ef the endorsement may DO calcula-
ted. # III
"!se,card had not only a majority Of NE
hna,s,l Notlings, Jat a majority Of The votes
for 1m acre efMat ORDER" And yet
Southlyn Know Nothings attempt to vim
dictate Che conduct of their New York brcth-
eren btfore the intelligent people of Virgil
MIA, bi saying that they are free from the
foul siAin of Abofitionism.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
Appointment Of Lituten' tneraL

I * n
~ Eretative Session, Send be United
States, " edne$day, Fe6rad BIZ, 1855.
The following message received
from The President Of thd ted States
by Mi. Webster, his Secre
II w sHtsairos, NJ 1855.
70 ne Senate b. me United 81
For eminent service in III war Will
Mexico, / nominate Major etal wiz
TIELD SooTr, Of the Army BID United
States, to be Lieutenant OH By breya
in the same, sto rank as sud.bm March
80. 1847, the day on viii Vie United
States forces under his com a captured
Vera Cruzan the Castle hi Juan de-.
tUloa. NJ FRANKLlIER CE.
The message was read.
On motionof Mr.. BadgeSe Senate By
unanimous consent proceed 10. consider
the nomination Of Winfield 1T, and
Resolrea, Unanimously Hal the Sc.
nate advise and consent HE appoint.
ment Of Major General VIII ID Scott, Of
tho Army OF the United ktes, Ito be
Lieutenant General by breyA thcsanle,
for eminent services inl the : warwith
Mexico, % take rank al sud Eom Maren,
3 i847, the day On whidthe unlteeg
States forces under his comiha eaptauis,u
Vera Cruz, and the Castle Ban Juan "
Uloa agreeably TO tile ncmij lion!
On motion By Mr.. Shield
Ordered, That the in;arten Of secre
~ be- removed from tie limitation 3
Brcvet Liente1ant General jnGdld scoi'
and tho proceedings ofItheep thsre
on.
i viii be perceived bybd above Pr 4
ceedings that the Senate ktsd instant
and unanimously on the PSidents nom
nation Of Lieutenant GenerlI q
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
Thanks.

Well, we do not know how to utter
sufficient praise, of our young and worthy
friend RICE. the accommodating clerk Of
the splendid steamer Jane franklin; he
never fails to leave us fine lot of papers,
which are always two to three days mad
vance of the mails. And when we send
orders, they are sure to be filled by return
boat. Thanks, thanks. "a 49,.
We are again laid under great obliga'
tons to the favoritc clerk, Mr.. CoBB, 81
that 5 witt little craft, the Aurilla Wood,
for his attention to our order for paper
Mr.$C. has done considerable business fol
us and the merchants of this place, and
we KIN w him to be one of best clerks or
the western waters. - b"
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

I. "a Il oliticito spring up any subj.
y VI !. ',sctI with slavery The resul;ss,
c ss'n w elections involving lie MAJ.
~ .hs ]braska Bill has been adyer,s I /
HI offhe South. But al that IA
q 7: u Al il constitutional right, no bsss]
81 y can be takenEbY us III regard I
that mn
The above quotations NV :sAsa ls ~
GuyandoAe Nsralds Of tile ID ill., Ss az !,
unable to comprehend tie mesn MI.
above explanation. docs CT NV ~
u. be understood as entertaininc ,hs y
ion that the Nebraska bill, AL - j, - 81
measure, was wrong? Does 4 V'g
to say that, that bill In its iaeea, ts !. %
impolitic? The Herald reports ~ : N
that the Missouri Comnra's. q
unconstitutional, but that iit.wss ~
Is repealiG because itgaye tie a lnls
lists 4 broad platform % stand i 'l Y
have always thought that TIC con y "
was the bibadest, as well a. ~
platform d which an America NJ sall't
could staA and wesrealways w;l ,la'el
stand upon the firm basis Bof III a - y
ton, and oppose those who stand , ns
unconstit4io platform, thopaI lpe \. N
broad" Our national libertieso y &. Z 4
preserved ply BY n strict and IN ~ n
herence toPur written eoDstitut;oss ~ y, y
vain to tall Of the preser,atoa & 4 \ ! !
Union, BY he enactmelt 81, d Co. i llla
acquiesend in. an unco Institutional ssS
If the AboEionists choqselto sIand laN a.
an unconstitutional platform, and ~; slsa
howl over repeal Of An unco,nstitnt; s
q law, i 90 be ao faulttofthe friend ,"s ]
\ the constitt ION. - 7
Col. Bea| aou thinks thcI Missonr;c
promise Unconstitutional; but ii we 81, ssa
lect Alright, K, in his circular Of 1854 ~. ~
posed thetesensionl of tl5c Missouri tps
promise lin(o the Pacific, as & bas;. Nv !,
compromis3 there. Heretofore CT I'LL
has been tlhdyocate oflconyentions Il
! has freqpeng submitted to their decisn ~
| On the 4th fully, 1854. he particina NJ
Lin a meeting HELD It'll Mason, to ann; ..
delegates TO- Convention id GlenyiIe. N
We are infoHed that he was Men will; ;,s
| to submit hfhances for Congress 4 ~, II
Edecision|of f Glenville Convention :.
But he nor POSES conventions. M
informed thathen Mir. Wtse'sA nti.K nav
NothingEletteIwas first published, csI
Beale fully eiprsed that letter--laudsi
Mr.. Wise for titing it. and out-yied II,
Wise HIMSELF Remuneration Of Know
u Nothings. he says The Know.Notl
u ings advocate HncipIes which he ents,
!. tanned long befe that party had an ri,
u tence. Have Know Nothines chance
n Meir principle nce the publication q ii
Wise's letter
Col. Beale' psitions arb. u us. ND,
mysterious th3heIinyisible- and intap NJ
bic Know-NeAgs. His mind has t q,
tainly undergdmany changes since
represented thihexible Y Penn Legion.
my DEMOCRATS.
GuYANDoTTEFa., March 4.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
For the "star he Kanawha valley.
70 thc DenOS Of Putnam county.

10 arms! to Isl! is ar1lsi! Demo.
crats, You are ailed1by the old Whip
party under the auise Of Know Nothing.
isn-the sameoA rty of fdderalists who
II boon bearerf my tr.l knsycome
under the cry Of no pl While heir
hearts are ranking with hest priv
hate. Will you surren viii ou
flight! light II In succeed.
We must succeed. LeI IN man q. I
ert himself. Let Us orgarnd at To-
gether. We suggest that democratic
Central Committee Of Pl meet at
Winfield on the 4th Mondd March.
MANY DE tRATs.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

In another column will be found the
card Of DR.. JAMES. 7. EwERs, who has
located at Winfield. Df. E. is from Mel
son, in this State, and is highly recon-
mended by many prominent citizens Of
that county. We bespeak for him good
share Of patronage
AMERICAN HOTEL, of this house, and
Its worthy landlord, we have spoken Of
before, and would only add that it is fast
gaining the public confidence. See card,
in another column. -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
lilo n. Henry A, wise.

We have no evidence that Mr.. Wise
will stop at Buffalo, as his health is but fee
Bile, having be en- broken down by excessive
speaking in tile eastern part Of the State.
By his card, In another column, it will be
seen that he is to deliveran address at Pt!
Pleasant tomorrow 1.-THE 9Th, and from
there he proceeds to Charleston, whore he
will speak on the 10Th inst. Consequent
ly, those wishing to hear him had better
make arrangements to 60 to either of the
above places. ] J. r. : I/s.'.
Mr.. Wise has made his speeches count
at every place he has spoken. Many
Democrats who have been misled rduped
into the ozark lanternparfy," have thrown
off the nefaiious shackles ofthat order, and
come out boldly and declared thems elves
no longer under the yoke Of Nothern ia.
natics. Many Wings who have listened
to his powerful arguments, have proclaim.
themselves in favor of bis election, rather
than to have the "old Dominion = cursed
by the election Of a man Of the Wilson, Sc.
ward, 4 Co.'S midnight clan, which party
has taken up the pltiful cry Of the traitor
Arnold, who, to justify his foul deed, sale
that be attempted to betray his countr,
into the hands Of our enemies to save u,
from being over run by our, then, frient
"Catholic France IA >.~ ~. H.
Toevery man who is willing to be con
yincedoferror we say go--go by all mean
and hear the greatest friend of the South
Mr.. Wise. Let reason guide you and nc
the popular cry, which has been raised b
! the enemies Of our free institutions. -B
men who would trample our glorious cor
stitution beneath their feet, 50 they coul
stand upon the ruins thereof hid
! from the light Of day, and meetin sscr
: lconclave, and deny that they have an
1 thing 70 do with political organizatie
known 8 Know-N othings, while this Civ
D the falsehood TO the assertion By adyoc
y ting . part ofthe eloims Of the party.
A.al III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
krASAwHA March 9Th 1855.
For the .'sar Of the Kanawha valley

MEssRs EDIroRs: / stept into youroffice
the other day, when you just had finished
pressing down one side of your paper, and
as liyea good way upE The creek, and
never saw paper printed thought
would just wait abit, till you come 50 that
| could see you prise down the other, fol-
| spose YOU had gene to dinner; we'll in
lookin over the side that was prised, ! saw
a piece that made my hair stand mend and
my eye mightynigh start from tile sockets.
It wasta piece wrote by an American, 80 he
called himself. was mighty skeered when
! read it for he says the nasty, filthy, lousy,
foreigners were about to take our country
and fit had not been for iist such fellows
as he is, they would have done it long ago.
Well it skeered me and ! thought that
when | went home would iist go by Tie
houses where the foreigners lived 81, our
creek and if | saw them making any mus.
t'esring around ] would jist raise the neigh
bors and Kill the last deyelish onc Of them.
But, what do you think, IPsaw there, Mr..
Editor, ! saw what made me ashamed 81
myself. saw land which Two or III In
generations Of natives had s;,,,,t,yed ont d II
and which had become WATTS places d \.
the earth and turned out as worthless; now
under the cultivation Of these dangcrou.
foreigners, blossoming like the rose, and
insted Of seeing them as that piece wont.
cd TO make me believe | would, armed ID
the destruction Of our country, Il saw hen
with pruning hook and spade rearing IN,
vine, the orchard, and all the fruits IF III,
earth that add to the comfort, wealth an
webbing Of society, well this fellow afte
abusing these poor exiles, who have lcf
the despotism Of the old world, and com
TO settle undertheir own vines and flo tree
here. And after saying that ali person 3
II who don't abuse them are hot American
II he then asks what would Tom Jeffersol
say about II i he was alive, Why i expec
i he would just say to tho author al tha
lpiece mind your own business and lat othre
\ peoples alone. II Is list such persons 4
H you are, who are making all the distur
bancein the country By neddlinc Witl
the foreigners when they Amt meddlin,
/ with you, ifyou lights on 4 toad it1w;I
defend itself by making warts 81 vo,,
!. hands and if toads win defend themsslye
how much more win . foreigner az n ~
- human. s9E A (yREEK I'm III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

FEARFUL REcoRp. ut number !, 3
murders committed ia 4Iifornial !. a y
ring the yearAls54, 'is didtoIbe 4as s
and even that is supposed BY m '.s!
TO be under the mark During ~ "
same period, there wele only fii'e y
convictions for shansla ghter, slx e I,
ecutions by officers d The law s X
eighteen BY the code q Judge 7 sn''
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

II
|Dodos was second to 10 man in thc sth-|
~ { ,ealouf and devoted lal6r, y pecgl.,'
M ,,assaCS a ne Nebraska bill, III which
h. brorghl won himself the liter dei
nunciat ionsof ths Abolition press hrctgill1
ont the North. and for which they nayes
Is M bascness and malignity lol tne'r
hearts. BETRAYED on this, ~ was On al otner
occasions, their bitter hatred and unreien !,
ling opposition to- those who hiife .l!l
moral tirmness and honestly ri G. st n ny
the constitutional rights q the Sla1ess 81
gardless Of al personal z cnslnerstions'
In Ohio they have elected wllh W. Z, &,
|ceptions, an entire Abolition hno 9 otnr
ing anti-Nebraska delegation 20 Congress.
they have defeated Dr. Olds, one q aaIs
most firm and unconapr promising irien q 2.
the South from that State, and eiec.ec ~
hisstead, Galloway, . notorious Ap n
lists and Know Nothing. !. 4
x This is but part Of the record 81 Know
Nothingism, and yet ! appeal W any one Pr
to say, If it does not identity thc hnoW-
Nothings with the Abolitionists q tne
North. II they area nptional party, Why
have they on all occasions elected Apo ~
tionits and FreeSoilers whenever they nave
had the power! Why could ll they not hav Y
spared the talented Eyeret., We cniyalrou '.
Shields, orthe INTERRUPT Dodge! why's =
that stephen a. douglas, iriena ,ol tt 1l'
South, and father Of ting Ne6raska PHI, mus
berePrehended by 4 Free#Soil Legislasu HI
for his able and laborlous delense q IN tna
measure! i,
Why have Senator's Cass ana S'eWar'
been instructedby alegislature elecIed, D !;
Know Nothlngs and AbolltlQnls1s' V ~.
Focate the repeal Of the iugitiYe save "a, I'M
or resign their seats IN me senate! sfify
have those friends n the SCUM Wh9 So. Y,
Tor The Neblaska Dill been deiea!eu' Wili
few exceptions from Name " Wisconsin n
py Abolltioists and freesoilers, and t iI,
electlon claimed ana heraldeu io l 70 tn'
country as Know Nothing triu1mPhls! II
not thls inc work q Ao q 10 IN NJ
suise p nnoW-No1nin n
an 'n,s nag q moi nappenea Ipy ms u
cnance' lor \ sucn. Was th l, case' W. Nh
mlSnt not chance nave e ,t'' g some IN
tlonal wing q democrat e i, congress- l q
instructed 9 seward !. summer 1liL.neI' q
Cnase 70 resign tneif seats .in ne Ar
nate, that others, more worthy ti IA. them 'sf
selves, might wear those Senatorial ' it robe
with honor, which they 80 wontonly dis
1 grace? A solution for this may be- fount
IN their antedents. They are Abolitionist
and have voted with that party on all oc
casions. which appears to'be chief ifn
the only qualification, deemed worthy .
consideration By the members Of this Ne,
organization. LII .
/ Thus it is Virginians, that your friend
oftRe North has fallen before this fellmons
ter Of Abolitionism in disguise, led on B,
reckless demagogue and infatuated fana
TICS, who would rule this nation with til
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

Messrs. Editors; We az aware Z, 81 y the
terms Of your paper as regards personal
matter, but suppose that YOU viii allow
Us 70 ask few questions, providing TN
personal character Of aman Is MT assailed,
"The following WAS handed Is ~ Col
9 BEALr, y his remarks IL rsfarence u I'M N,
Nebraska bill. e the Town Hail on Tuss.
day, wero not rightly uudefsioods Y, n
:, s;a ''sE 'hs happy !!lsnsn! = lss!Iea'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

= We call attention to the advertisement
of 1.-TWO Tncts of Land" by Matthew
D, Brown, Esq: Persons wishing pur-
chase land would do we'll to read the ad-
vertisement, which will be found in an
other column. :.:..,..-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
Win Tps

Since our paper was ready fpr Pre-, ], 4
learn that our last weeks papers ~ =
~ 49, ~ s.. 1870 1. !, rs,,sl ii Tburd'l
morning, and should have beenIs0s' ' :
FIdPy morning We hoPeour
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
tremendous sterm-Tvo Houses Unlo'i'd'

We were visited. on Tuesday. ~ :
heavy wind, accompanied with lrain enc
hail. DR.. Narret's fine dwelling was com |,
ple,ely anroofed and otherwise injured
The store-housezef Jesse Timms was part.
unroofed, andso much injured as g {
ouire an entire new roof. A numb .
ehimnss were blown down. go
rrooted,and windows broken. ane "l e,.'.'.
Of the damage is, no dow" M.sG =; 80
naltely. however, no po 'n' S'rs 'u's''
as we have yet hep.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

We have been compelled to omit several
editorial articles owing toa crowd of news,
which was received at a late hour II
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

Shall We have your support We have ..
thrown ourselves upon you. believing that
tbe Democrats arc not only able. but WILL
sustain their organ. ..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

~, -. ID that the franklin will
v. y .awha and Putnam Democra-
''Ae :, w :, LIONS to, Point Pleasant, to-day,
~ D .iat arrangements have been made
III the officers of the Salem, to bring
hem back on Thursday. asrhis is a good
chance for all who wish to hear Mr.. Wise.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

NJ. HALL win please accept our thanks
~ thas vsluabls paper.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14

rights have been defeated by their votes,
and anti Nebraska men and Abolitionists
elected TO supply their places, men, whose
pride and glory it will Be, to lie with Gid
dings, Banks and Birmingham in traduc-
ing and eliminating the South. Va
In Illinois, a legislature elected by
the: Know-N othingsand Abolitionists, have
elected to the U. s. Senate Lyman, Trum.
ball, ananti- Nebraska member Of Congress
to succeed Gen. Shields. Thus il is they
show their patriotism, by defeating one
who, served in the Mexican war, and bear.
upon his breast the scars of honor, receiy.
ed in CALAMITY fighting the battles OF hi.
country, when the traiterous leaders 8
those who have defeated him, were pray,
ing in the malignity of their hearts, tina
oar soldicrsmight be received upon Mexi
can soil with leaden messeagers, and .t,cel
eon,edwiu 5looay hands 10 hospitaJle groves
! The New York legislature, where In,
: Know Nothings held the balance Of power
! have elected VIM. H. Seward, the arcl
agitator Of Abolitionism, 10 the Unite,
! States Senate.
J. In New Jersey, Cen. Darcy and Or
\ Lilly, National Democrats have been do
feated by fusion Of Know Nothings anc
y Abolitionists.
q In Wisconsin, where they have contro
! Of the legislature, they haveelected the 40
torious Abolitionist Charles Durkee, ex
member, Of Congress, to the United State
Senate, in the room Of Senator Walker
formerly Of Virginia. the head and from
2 Of whose offence, was, the support Of ID
: Nebraska bill. '.
In Iowa, Harland, an ayowed Aboli
Q ZIONIST and KNOWN Nothing. has been eIec
: ted 70 the United States Sonata, over An,
eustus 9, Dodge. National penocrat. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21
RUSSELL w. wssrcorr. Anetioneer.
. IrCTI0N SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNI.

~ TrPF-rO- MORROW Friday a. loi ocloct enbrss
ps tho entire hsndsoms rosewood and mahcEsny Furniture
htsnsr. and he trade the whole viii be psrcmp.orv
sid to tho highest bidder. spd consist, o. splsadd
wood PisnoFore, stool and so-eri nsn Sssvoe1
ood and mahogany Besstesds French Pier and orl Nj
- .d rosewood Suites, cost spj WOOD ns,hs
n Fs.ser. Arn aud Rscep - zhsir Curtain. and Ssass
sts elesspt rosewood Center Tables on pss
80 .o,i, Mantle Opsmsuts kc with large AID v,u.s.
,y Chamber and Furniture elegant Hair Mo-
s.ses B.ds Ertorsion Dining Tables Croeksry Gallery u
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