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He 8 a philosopher.

TLady franklin seems determined to fit
out another expedition 10 the Arctic seas, in
search after the missing expedition under
Sir John franklin, If the English government
does not. The London Times discourages
Such enterprises, after the many fruitlcss eff.
forts already made.
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u lcumcIssAri. is -Floui6rn at s5 soa6 40;
whisky inactive AT. Hogs held higher
wit6.,ui sales. Oats afa42.f Grcceriss ac-
live. NJ tallg rates. River 8 feet 2 inches In
lie channel aud rising. 70 yf a af
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tV-aI don't like TO patronizs this line"
said a culprit to n hangn,an. "Oh never
mind this ouce," was the reply, ~ will soon
sus,,end its operati"n." s.
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LOLA MosTEs.-1his famous, or infamous
woman, arrived in this country from Australia,
in the Tennessee, last Saturday.
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SseuLAs MARRIAGE .I4Aw.--The new
marriage law which hns just been published
: in Austria, recognizes the marrage of u boy Of
fourteen with girl oftwelve as valid, ."bni
/, the parties ara 70 DO separated until they are
OF age" as ''f' fv'' ~
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Mr.. Carlyle says, "AIake yourself m hon
est man, and then You uny be sure that there
is one rascal less in the world"
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tY- We see il stated that the estimate
value of slave property in the United States
is from fifteen hundred to two thousand dol.
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, i-JH- An aid widow, when her paatosi said
20 her, aGod i,as not deserted you In your
Did ugs," replied. sNo, sir; have . very
good appetite, stlli !" W. Yn4 t'' ~.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

rINHE subscriber, DESTROYS of returning to
L the mercantile business, offers for sale his
present residence in the suburbs of Athens,
and about
AGO Acres OF Land,
the most of which is in the Immediate neigh.
borhood of town. The Dwelling House 10
large and commodious and most desrably
situated, and the greater portion of the Land
is good and well adapted Tor farming purpo.
ses. Any person desiring to purchase can
obtain n bargain by applying soon. Terms
made accommodating. S. X. REEDER
Athens, Dec, 8, lS56-tf-428
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Knowledge is not wisdom;i. is only the
raw material from which the beautiful fab.
rio is produced.
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RAILROAD VILLAGES,

Railrond viliages are comparatively re-.
cent fsnture In village building. They usu-
~ begin with depot, followed by Post
Ofiise, blacksmith shop, and the contents
OF couple Of Pedinrs duly distributed upon
half a.doxen shelves, and then they are born,
and waiting to grow. .4H,G
The train runs to and fro, and the pnsscn.
Rers see the little group clustered round the
truck, and wonder what they do there, and
why they do not 20 on with the train.
BY aud by houses get TO be epidemic,
and mp they go tere and there, and all about.
Streets are staked, and lots are measuredsnn
public lot is reserved, and they have n Jus.
tice, and Doctor and n young lawyer, md
STATED preaching" once in two weeks
That's pretty good beginning but it's only
q beginning. A young Sophomore, ont OF
funds, and looking Tor n place to teach n
winter school, gets off from struggling train
some day. Every body knows he Ia there.
He reached there at two o'clock, and Mt a
quarter past three, every body knows
who and what he Is, and whence he is, and
the Squire sees him, and the doctor shows
him round the town--waves his hand to-.
wards the prairie, and dilates upon its re.
sources--tOwnrds the town, and prononnces
'aeulogy upon its enterprise, and the young
man Ia charmed, and over the store he climbs
at once, up one fight OF stairs into High
School," ., =.
Things 60 bravely on, and a public spir.
Ned individual, who, as he says, has more
room than he wants, gets the painter--for
meanwhile such an nrtizan has taken passage
in the village en- route to greatness-to EN-.
blazon his name in large, black letters, upon
a very broad board, and there is general re
ioicing at the new "Hotel," where the law.
yer argues with the store-keeper nightly,
bile tho doctor completes the triangle, upon
the d"stinics Of the world IN general, ind the
Depotdom in particular. .g..
What they lack now 10 newspaper. BY
and BY, an old press IL for sale in neigh
boring town, and "tramping jour- has
stranded upon their beach, and the lawyer
promises 10 write the leaders, the doctoI
will contribute the obituaries, the school,
master do the puzzles md the poetry, Will.
she blacksmith and the merchant promise to
be liberal patrons in the way Of advertising
The paper appears; like the village, it is
smali, but ui,h the village, il grows
The trains used to whistle and ring, ant
barely stop their speed. Now they stop nj
together, for there nre more to get off nnt
more TO get on.
The tavern keeper takes State mp of I
pedlar who happens to be his guest on a raj
nv Sunday, aud discovers that Depot. dom b
the geographical seat Of the county. There
n an immediate agitation. The se,t Of jus
ticr, Justice herself, scales and all, must b.
removed ,hither. They work nj it, election
Ger nbout il aud get it
Now the huddleis avillagc; now tl'e village
al. =. s..,,, q.
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Happiness is like pig with greasy tail
which every one runs utter, but no one can
hold.
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Zion Hill English School,
!, FSF M bd np%a E ErWH r

VNHE pext Term OF ths ms itution will commence on
Monday, January 9th, 1851, at which time students
will ind II to their advantage to be present. The
location is six miles Southeast OF Athens, In beauu-
full and healthful neghborhood where there are no
temptations to intemperanee or vices Of any kind
The discipline Of the School 10 mild but Grin. Par,cu.
lar prominence will be given TO spelling, reading.
writing, &c.
Terms, per Session Of ss Nons, payabis at close Of
tie lSessioh.
list Class 0rthography, Reading and Writing. ...t5
I'd "a Arithmetic, Geography and Eng. Grammar
Sd I" Natural Sciences and Mathemnt ties. 80. 10
No studet admitted for less term than half session.
and deduction for lost time except In case Of provi
Dental hindraDce. Boarding can be had In private
families near the School, on reasonable terms.
Dec o-2m-42s J. C. BARB, prpi.
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Z isg- The asn who couldn't stand u any
longer, hat taken o seat, and now feels quite
comfortable. .FrRte Hfe.f
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TO Cotton and Wooden Manufac-

turers, Hnft Road Companies, Wa.
c.,inists, and General Dealers.
M ACHINE BETTING, for Gins, Threshers Mile,
IVL Factories, Re- &c., made from best whole hide
Leather-curried riveted stretched and cenented at
our works In Newark, n. J. All widths 10 "a inches,
and Of warranted quality Picker and Lace Leather;
Calf and Sheep Roller skns Roller Cloth; Roller Brush
es; Loom DusterS Pckers Stripping Cards. Ring Trav-
oilers; and variety Of Factory Findings. Sole Leath
er OF every description; English, French, and AmerI
Calf Skins; Lining and Binding Skins; Shoe Pegs;
Lasts; Boot Trees; Peg Jacks, &C., &c and general
assortment OF Boot and shocmakers' Findings; Hog
Skins; Sheep skiRs, ana Mcroccb skins. Harness
Leather: Bride, skirnR and Belt Leather; Patent and
Enameiied Leather and Enamelled Cloths.
ALSO,
A general assortment Of Saddlcry Hards
wares Coach Hardware, and Coach
Trim IN ings. Springs, Axes, Mnlleable Castings,
Bands Bolts, Screws, feoes, Hubs, Spokes Shafts,
Poles Moss, Carried Hair, OIL and BRUSSELS Carpets;
yarpishes, Sand Paper, &cJ &c. For sale low at our
Hhoiesdls Siddiery Wti9hOtises.
- o.. SHERMAN, JEssCP L CO.,
No. $3.50 Broad strset, augusta, Ga.
HARRAL, NICHOLS 4 CO., ,
Corner of IIase and Meeting SITS, Charleston, s. c.
Belts, NICHOLS 4 CO.,
| oct 24-ly-+221 No. 90 Liberty street, Neto york.
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Hoa8.-EEoa0I

TINE subscriber living three miles South
u Of Athens, has IS FAT HOGS. weighing
about 500 lbs, each, which he offers for sale.
. Dse 81 1885 iieiH sraf JOHN M0sA
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Fur Skins Wanted /.

WANT 70 buy iargs Iot q vsr eniA4 p,eh a. Mini
Coon, yo,, 0pesun, Msssuss, aae tssSs Cat, sss
WI glvs ne highest nstsSt ps'ee:
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PLAN OF SWAN 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES.
sc, 600 numbers, corresponding with those on the
Tickets are placed In Wheel The Prizes placed
IN another wheel. number s drawn from the number
Wheel and at the same time Prize is drawn from the
other wheel The Prize drawn is placed against the
number drawn. This operation srepeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Eclose the none, to address for the Tickets or.
dsred on receipt OF which they will be forwarded by
FIRST mail.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office, County and State.
EW Remember that every prize 10 drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction.
ED- All Prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid immediate.
~ after the drawngoher Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days
Ali CO nmuncations strictly confidential. o., .
Prize Tickets cashed renewed In other Tickets at
either Office. j 1855 tJune 6-td-402
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MASONIC.

Ocoee Lodge, No. 2t2, Benton, Tenn will have pub.
lie Installation OF Officers Saturday, 9th inst on
GERS aud brethren Of Neighboring Lodges invited
to attend and participate. By order of the W. NJ.
Benton, Dec 19-2t E.P.D0UGLASS, Sec'y.
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3,203 Prizes amounting to-. ..........S32 5000
Tickets, sie-Hatces, ss-Quarfers, $4-Ey0hths,s2
The frst 29 Prizes decided In the usual manner
5000 Prizes OF $50 will be determined ny the last
hgure Of the number that draws the 100000 Prise
For example, u the number drawing the 500 900 Prize
ends with No then all the Tickets where the number
ends in will be entitled TO 800. II the number ends
with No 2, then all the Tickets where the number ends
In will be entitled to $50 and on too.
Certificates Of Pdckdges will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets. 400
10 Half ..... so
10 Quarter" ...... 25
" 10 Eighths 49,. IAN
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates either to
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Standard Medical Works for Sale

TGyHE subscriber has some % vsunss Medical psesS
IL standard vorks-which he wiahss 10 dispoes n
he will sell than ALLOW TaAs.
Athens. Nov eo-tf ,,-.- aAnCEL w. JORDAN.
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Notice.

Notice.
LII those Indebted to the estate Of barely hchee,
"A deceased, either by Note Account, are request.
ed to csat his late residence In Monroe county and
make payment, by the LIST Of April 1851 Those having
claims against said estate authorised to present
them duly authenticated.
Agents Of Mary X. McGhee, Administrative.
Dec 20, iS57-tf-43l
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Glover Soed.
IN BUSHELS new crop Northern Glover Seed, on
~ the way-,will 9rrive in the course Of two
Dec 10 JAS. NJ. HENDERSON. >
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GENTLEMANLY CoNDucr.--Self.respe Is
the safest prevention against quarrelling.---
The man who Is sure Of his own position Is
the slowest to suspect another Of any design
TO question II; and hence the art Of avoiding
alterations has generally been deemed one
Of the peculiar characteristics Of n gentleman.
Never to seem afraid Of being put upon, rs
the phrase goes--neyer to argue a question
merely lest people should think you can't
argue it-never to fight simply for fear the
lookers.on might think you coward-these
nre some of the maxims on which all men of
superior minds act. habitually and uncon-
sciously; and it Is this habit which gives 10
such men that air of repose and self-posses-
sion before which fools stand abashed and
handles are wild with envy.
Few men can have mingled, even in the
slightest degree, in society, without noticing
this one prominent feature in the character Of
pdrpenu in his pronencss to take offence
His ANGLES nre sharper, his corns "more ten
DER" than those Of other people. There Is
really no knowing where to be safe with him.
The moment you put your finger on him his
bristlcs stand up like hedgehog's. The
best plan Of course Is to leave such charac.
ter alone. We should do our best TO avoid
infringements on their ramifed irritabii'y.-
II is scnseless to provoke man, whoever he
may be, who has the power to be mischiev-
Gus. The man who wants to fight you 10 the
streets, because you push against him, ma.
be a low fellow, but that will be no consola
ton IL you 20 home with black eye
Neither will it much mend the matter II you
give him two in return. On the whole, yor
will consider II a very disagreeable business
and wish devoutly you had never got into it
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PIANo FO ETm -
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ysol9Ats psxts9 = 1.-s
N q q y - - II q - -
4, =. y, Hass, 0sPs, nesHns!s, Ae.sa :,
,....1L ii. NASHvILkE, TENN.ss
GEDrRs carefully niisd' asd goods prs~ru, fss s
" warded. = Dec le-iy go
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SALT.-125 Bags coarse Salt;
- IS 4" fine
Just received In good condition, and for sale
' Nov Is, 1856 MCEWEN 4 GILLESPIE.
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$4,000 Numbersl- 8,3O7 Prixesi i.
NAorfu -QnA Plfss Ia Enaru Nins IYcklfA
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CoNTRAe-
TORS.

ItHE nndersi gned, Commissioners Of the Western
l. Division OF the Wabash and Mississippi Rail
road, will receive PROPOSALS until the Goth day Of
March next for the Grading, Bridging. Tginq. and
completion If the First section Of said road from
Warsaw to Carthage. Ill. The distance IL T. miles
about l21nles Of which has S,een partially graded
and briaged. The work ~ be done viii he to grade
the additional portion % the seetion-re- grade and
repair the old grade furnish and las the ties on the
whole-buld some bridging, furnish the iran and
stock the road etc. All " which work and MAZE
rial furnished must be Of such character as win
make Il first class western road.
The work to be mmenced within thirty DAYS af-
tar the acceptance of the bids and contract and pros
ecuted With diligence and fidelity, under the direction
of the Engineer OF the road, TO completion within
twelve months
Payments will be made as may be agreed upon in
the Corporate Bonds Of the County Of Hancock
City Of Warsaw, and City of heokuk bearing eight
per cent. interest-and individual subscriptions of
cash material, and real estate along and in the VI
cinity Of the line. Bids will be received and consd
cred for separate sections Of grading bridging and
tying, and ironing and furnishing the road-or for
the whole complete, at an aggregate price per mile
etc,
The Commissioners reservipg the right to consider
and accept only such may be deemed reasonable
and within their ability aud means to adopt and com
ply with.
For further information apply to-and bidders
will address either of the undersi yned-to wit
j. w INGERSOLL Canton, Ill.
NJ. i. HUNT, Warsaw, ILL.,
ii W SAMPLE, keokuk. Iowa.
Feb. 18th 1855. Commissioners " 4 M. r. r.
d6wtday
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Four HoURs
FINHIS Novel and extraordinary remed y II upheld
i by the testimony Of some Of the best names in
tennessee Mississippi and Arkansas. The proprie-
tor aud inventor has among thousands Of others
tihcatas from the following distinguished gentlemen
VI Memphis. Tenn the home a the proprietor
Rev I. l. Grace, Col Smith Y. Bankhead-editor
Memphis Wing VIM. I. lancey~-editor If the Mem
phs News, I heefe, Nj D., y. A. Carr, n. D. r. II.
srocket lawyer, grandson ~ DaYy Crockett, Thos. s
Land, NJ ID.
This wonderful Plaster does not pain blister or e1-
coriate Wherever il has been introduced il has su-
pereeied all other patent medicines for ehills and
drireh quiaHe CIT Of The n.arksii
Unlike Quinine, Arsenic and other deleterious
drugs, this medicine makes quick radical and per
feet cure and is not followed by train Of malades
worse than tie removed 1t il perfectly harmless
and can be used with perfect safety by all sexes and
agcs.
The proprietor in introducing the l.. NJ. r. LII thu
community leaves II to make its local reputation here
by its own merits and superior claims the pu bile.
Address c. NJ. Denie, Proprietor, Memphis, Tenn.
PRICE. 81 liberal discount made to the trade
Bent by mail, to all parts Of the country.
Sole wholesale and retail agent for keokuk,
II. Il AYRES.
Corner Sd and Main street. octe4dw
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a uoanee 70 the citizens IT heokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the reception If gentlemen.
suitable aud ample preparations have been made
to preserve aud promote the health vicor and men
tai elasticity If all who may desire participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
tics. Pure air and cold water, judicously used IN
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust
Dss- Rooms over Carey hilbourne's store, Kill
bourne Block, Main street, in the 4th story. En-
trance from the OF the building
decisaf o. MANCHESTER
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70 the esttxens kconuh.

HAVING Interested with a. the Mcssrs Scofelds
4 in the Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
the public that all orders given 10 them will be OK
ecuted III neat and workman like manner and
that they rely upon the work done By them as
being of the very best material.
As ii will be bur short time before the gas will
be introduced, We would recommend to those desi-
roas of lighting up at the time Of the completion Of
the works. that they give immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, &c, otherwise, many would he DELAYED be
yond that time, il would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice
July 3, ls55.--d G. HERRICK & GO.
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Gas Fixtures.

fI'HE undersigned are prepared to receive orders
Tor fitting up stores Offices and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly exeoutin z
the same and guaranteeing ali their work to be gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas that have not
been called upon, requested to leave their ad-
dress with Us, through the Post Office.
Orders executed in the succession in which they
are received. SCOFIELD d BROTHER
july I'd
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j.. w. JOHNSTON.
+ TNnERIAhEk, Corner If johnson M

Y IHIE8 NfTeeN.
carries On thu business Of 1ndertaking in all its
brauehes. lie has recently made extensive additions
t. his stock and perfected his aIraug faens in every
d, lartmenf.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES
imperpious TO air aud indestruet bic, highly orna
mentsd and invaluable for the preserl alton of the
dead a. well collins Of every style and finish fur
nished to order.
Hearses and carriages furnished and the ca tire ~
arrangements Of the funeral ATTENDED whom required
keokuk. April II. 1895. DIV
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
III ANlA1 arranged to establish TN agency in this
4 l. city for the sale of our building materials on
the opening 81 navigation, take pleasure in say
hg " All persons the erection Of stores
dwellings. etc, that they can then be supplied with
tbetniloMing articles nj current rates:
v hite pine and poplar flooring, inch
l~ll"w pine, q superior article, l. inch.
White pine, do. Il inch.
An matched and faced ready for use
Partition boards and / /! inch.
eNlu,9 Nl2, 1Uxt2, l0xl4, 10xI6 sash with tran
SONS window and door frames of various sizes faur
and SIX panel doors of every style and size store
doors, with shutters complete, etc, etc.
lhc above articles are gotten up by experienced
sqrkmen, and made Of thoroughly seasoned materi-
ais therefore cannot fal 70 please purchasers and
consumers.
Nehasa facilities for shipping our work from the
interior 81 Ohio, during the spring and autumn sem
sons, ana can fill orders for blinds bracket and nan
a work, etc, reasonable terms
kef,rio Col. S. r. Curtis and q Huston. ESQ ~
heokuk. Patronage solicited
feb25d3s GITHRIEs a BuCk1NGHAMs.
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49, :
IL +. VI OVAL.

d STAR CLOTHING sT0RE-H. STRAUs
~ y co. have removed their stock Of Clothing
~ ana Furnishing Goods from their old stand
TO No % Main street next door s. S. Billings whore
they Will be happy TO zee their old friends and many
ones y
Ss4. Our spring stock viii be received at an
early day, when we shall present unusual adyanta-
yes to the trade. feb2qd
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HAVING pIHfHAxEn


'HE stock Of Furniture Of Mr.. X. WrsEY 7
Wall seil the entire lot at very low figures du-
ring the next five weeks, to make room fir gnrino
STOCK for extraordinary bargains in Furniture
cal o. either Of Mr.. Wiseys old stands or ut the
cate City Furniture Rooms, No. l30 Main street
rep la-ddw G. =. ABBOTT
O00 BONES Glassware and Window Glass nj
~oo REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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,
Ware Rooms and designs keep
ing constantly hand we'll se-
leeted assortment of all kinds Of Furniture embra-
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus fine
and plain sofas fine and plain Center and Card
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat to tho finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads Of the --latest styles
Lounges. De.
Looking Glasses Of al saes Ctoeks, Carpetings
faar and door mating, floor and table oil cloths,
inattrasses, feather busters, carrtags trimming
window shades and trimmings, aud every other aft-
Gle usually kept IN my line Of business
Part o. my stock was made under my own super
vision, md The rest bought from manufactures of
high standing, that l can warrant every article
for durability and finish If work mansi4lp.
Nj object Is to establish a permanent business
here, and not the Peter Funk principle; and a.
an indueement To persons 10 purchase of me, / am
resolved 70 sell al the loves, 81 LOUIS prices.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. / viii always take pleasure IN showing
furniture 70 Ladies and Gentlemen who call en- me,
whether they feel inclined 70 buy
MAY III, ls54.--dAmtf u. ". SANDERS.