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no THE DENrAL PROFESSION.

TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
TINE subscriber, formerly Of Philadelphia having bad
eight years. experience in this manufacturing Rlosk
Teeth oners his Service to the Dental Profession Of The
south and West.
He would state that harfn9 acquired kssouledet OF
this branch Dentistry 4st[Le tdett kRe Office OF
Charles 8. FOSTER H. D., OF PHILADELPHIA he las since
then been in manufacturing 10 that city aud New
Of tie late DR. 4. y. HullIhen. t-ls--
Nh. he fearful Of his block Teeth suffering wh.u
compared with those made In Philadelphia p
LEWIs H. BEEBE,
myl9-Sm lii Market ST.. above Nonioe.
LNIERIOR DEC0RdIIONS.
F. WILSON Co.. q Moaroe St opposite tie 81 d 81.
Rsnk respectfully call attention 70 heir rrsq4ed
assortment Paper every variety StyEe
Eat able for Walls and Ceilings.
They have aIrGe stock or Fire Prints Teasters, and Pan
pelnE.
Their bceut styles Of paper for Halle arc displayed
on screens tAt the ct can be fully opPTecisel. Cat
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JN. 4 Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutsts and Chemists,
De
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New york AdvertisementI

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New York Advertisements.
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AND MHOl.ES Al r q EkOGERa.
DR.. FEUCHTNAN3ER'S
PIASoEISSs IN rhDnCtE AT A MOMENTS 6tTICS
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
TIE undersigned has lately made great Improvements ii
this branch Of business The favnrigs put up to Pack
sEss {" = IN and 40 gallons Ru requires hut the addition
U1 PnTS Spirit, either 9Th proof, and nuoTa such
0ognac, either dark pale, Holland and Eurlish t,ijE
lItca and ST. CroiS RUM M0nOnE lusiu, Irish 49,
iy l'or. and Madeira Wines will he Instantly lroduSe
requires skill. H,i,ni. good spirit, gay 81
gallons eacl gEliUs Of t:ss respective ElSNoSS
Tue lest C1,u;!c MI, Nr!o:S Sltr. wAtrHutyd
Essec-s of rvstS tdUGor EAtrIct ut.CcsnNS, IL. Of
which produces StRI gallons Of Cn=IRc.
Raw &iilskcy S' Hr E.S and body preparation
be made smtosh a.h hut :Fili:Is expense.
1a price Of Fla yorbss extremely accelerate, AID IL
rer,lonS ~ full sapnlItIiy
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ala, LttJ"errtotRpe sH6 f"otogfti'hin IL niriia,
" f. Sole Agent fer HOdirs celebrated Cordial bittsTA
and Gin apgs-GmdAe
Great and Unusual IndNcemeu ts
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT lS- ElRSl
class ensravinys E!!i he ndc mill ;nrticr notirr
ALI. CASH PURCHASES OF
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I, ST. JouNs. N. F., July 29-The Circassian
las arrived with dates from liverpool to the
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18
k0SN MARKETS.
JAcKsor. Jnno Is. 1851
Cincinnati Produce Market.

MONDAY EVENING, June Is.
FLOUR-There was a fair business
done to-day, and in some cases an ad-
vance was obtained. The sales were
l5O, 150, 60 and 200 bbls, al $6, go; 500,
100 and 50 do. at sc SO; rs do. at $6 rs,
nd 30 do. al Sc 65. The market closed
less Du0yant.
WHISKY-The sales were /, 100 bbls
at qs4c, and 2lO do. '1;-om wagons at t288c.
Market firm.
CHEESE--A sale Of 100 boxes at
8Ic--a decline.
PROVISlONS--The market contin-
ues dull, and the demand quite limited.
The only sale we heard Of was 80 hhds.
Bacon Shoulders at l0c.
OIL--SaIes of $50 bbs. Lard at 81 05
O$l 10; 50 do. red at &c, packages in
cIuded, and "A do. do. at &c, packages
extra.
COFFEE-There was better feel.
ing in Coffee to-day, under the influence
of advices from the East, where large
business was done on Saturday at an ad-
vance oi 4c. The sales were 100 bags
at lllc
SUGAR The market is unchanged
and dull.
WHEAT-The market is firm, with
a good demand at ST 40 for red, and
81 47@l SO for white.
CORN-The market is unchanged
and dull at 75c for mixed, and 8O@85c
for white
BARLEY-A sale of 400 bushels
paine Fall SO 05 ~ bushcl.
RYE is dull, and prices nominal al
95cO$l.
OATS are in good request, but prices
are unchanged. We quote the market
firm at 35c on arrival.
BALED HAY-The market remains
dull, with more sellers than buyers. We
quote prime Timothy at $l6O$l7, ant
common at $l0@$l5.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18

Eg- Owing to u largely increased sup
ply of beef cattle this week over the pre-
vious week at Bulls Head in Forty fourth
street, there was slight decline in price,
equal 70 form onc-half to one cent on the
pound of meat, but not enough, without
some further assurance of permanency, to
benefit the consumers. The only way for
them to do that is to decline buying meat,
aud appropriate the money usually spent
for that to the purchase Of strawberries,
which are now coming in plenty and rea-
sonably cheap The price of first-class
cattle on Wednesday will be found by our
regular report to be equal to 800 l34c a
pound for the net weight in the quarter.
IN Y. Tribune, l2h,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18
AWord to our Patrons.

We have as will be seen by his Saluta-
tory, associated with us in publishing the
Siaaddrd, Stephen P. Drake, recently
Senior Editor and Proprietor of the Sci
oto Valley Republican, published at Ports
mouth, Ohio. Mr.. Drake has for many
years been engaged in the capacity OF
Editor and Publisher, and has the expe-
rienCe of being practical Printer, which,
we are satisfied is an indispensable requi.
site in successfully conducting Public
Journal. BY this arrangement We hope
to promote the interest Of our Patrons, as
well as our own That Mr.. Drake will
perform his part 10 the satisfaction OF our
Patrons and the Public, We have no
doubt. We therefore bcspesk for him a
generous cooperation on tho part OF our
friends in promoting the interest of the
STANDARD, and the cause for which We
both labor.
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MARRIED..

In Gallipols, on tho 9Th inst, by Esq. Hunt, Mr.
GEORGE W. JOHNSON, Of Jackson, to Miss MARY
ANN RIDoEwAY, of Gallipolis, 0.
I'VE acknowledge the receipt of bountiful sup
ply of delicious cake, for which the parties have
tho thanks of the Printers.
Good bye friend George, you've gone at last;
You are tied up with calico, good and fast.
Farewell my boy you've found the WAY,
By the help of Miss Mary Ann Ridgway.
Here's fortune to the bride, also to the groom,
This world is wide you've plenty of room.
May your days pass OF both pleasant and happy,
And ere many months bo called nanny and pappy
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18

WM. A. RIcHARDsoN, the defeated can
dilale for Speaker OF the U. S. House oI
Representatives, and also defeated Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor oil Illinois,
being bound TO continue in Office, has
found refuge in The governorship of Ne
broska rerritory. The lite Of dema'
gogue and office seeker is miserable one.
The farmer is happier at his pow, and
far more useful and respectable. Gin
Com.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18

WHITE TRErn, PERFuMED BREATH AND BEAU
TFuL COMPLETION be acquired by using the
'iIalm of a Thousand Flowers" Wlsst lady OF
gentleman would remain under the curseOf dsa-
greeable breath, when by using the "8ALa OF A
THOUSAND FLowERs" as q dentifrice, would moi
only render 1t sweet but leave the teeth white as
Many persons do not know their breath
Is bad, and tho subject Is so delicate their friends
will never mention it. Beware of counterfeits.-
Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE co, NY.
For sale by all Druggists, AZ
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

The exercises connected with the Sacrament of
tho Lords Supper, in the A. r. Presbyterian Church
will commence on next Saturday at O'Clock, P N
in the Baptist Church in Jackson,
Divine service also on Sabbath next Sd Sabbath
June in the samo place at half past 10 A. NJ, and
tho Communion dispensed at l o'clock, P. NJ
Preaching on Monday at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18

PENNSYLVANIA LEGisLATIoN.--At the
last session of the present Legislature,
eight hundred and lhirty. seven Acts and
twenty-five Resolutions were signed by
the Governor, during session of one
hundred and thirty.seven days-an al
most unprecedented large number.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18
Columbus, June, 9th, 1857.

Ey Particular attention is directed to
the advertisement of D. D. Rhodes, Il Co.
They are reliable business men and all
orders sent to them will be filled promptly
and at the same rates as if the purchaser
was there to make his selections and in-
quire of them as to prices,
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Asa McdIcIno.HurIey's SarsapariIIa.

This preparation is one of the benefits
which the science of modern chemistry
has conferred on mankind. Its distinc-
tive pecularities and superiority consists
in its purity, speed and uniform efficacy,
and entire freedom from those dangerous
ingredients which form the major part
of most Sarsaparilas. The efficacy and
safety of this medicine is so fully demon
strated by unsolicited testimonials from
persons in every rank of life, that public
opinion procaims this one of the most
important discoveries of the age. Dur
ing the spring it is most valuable rem :
edy, aed no family should be without a
good s9pply.-Van B~ea { Ok Intel
Tgencer. n :
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Startling from Columbus Heavy
DefalCatiOn.
COLUMBUS, June l3

w. II, Gibson resigned his Office to-day
as Treasurer of State. The Governor
has appointed A. P, Stone, Of this city,
TO fill the vacancy.
A deficit of $55O,OOO has been dis,
covered to exist in the treasury, which
MIR. Gibson says existed when he came
into office, and was caused by the defal
cation Of the former Treasurer, John G
Berslin.
The Governor has appointed William
Dennison, Jr, of this city, to make, II
conjunction with the Auditor, or one o.
his clerks, a full examination into the con
dition of the Treasury.
The July interest, notwithstanding this
deficit will be paid.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18

KENrUcKY.-Hon. Garret Davis, hav-
ing been spoken offor U S. Senator from
Kentucky, in place of Jack Thompson,
whose term is about to expire, says in a
letter, that he will not solicit the Office,
but would accept it ifescted. Mr.. Davis
is an honest and able man %. S. Jour.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18

SEVEN CHILDREN AT ONE BlRrH. The
Mexican papers last, received, chronicle
the most copous case of .palturlion OH
record a woman in the Cilyof Mexico,
on the Goth ullr lrwas delivered of Sepen
male chikdrenatou birth In calm re.
signation, aodu The iuT conGdenca that
anything cantappen, we loltI our hands
and ask whanuextl
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Pictures.

Edwards pictures are all the go,
Ask of the ladies, they'll tell you so;
Perfect in dress, form, features and face
And only Dollar for picture and case
No longer hesitate,
Procure one at any ratio,
Before it becomes too late,
DO not pTocrlstnato,
But call at his rooms, and got one straight
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18

MIcHGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE has
been established on farm Of TOO acres.
1t has an endowment OF $55 600, aud in
each oil the last two years the Legislature
has given il $4,000, Students are ad-
milted withou, fee, but are obliged TO la
Dor three hours each,
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Eg-The attention of the citizens OF
the county is di: ected to the Receipts and
Expenditures as published by the Auditor.
It's a clear exhibit of the state Of the Fl.
nances.
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Senatorial Election.
CONCORD, N. H., June

CONCORD, N. IT,, June H.
The Legislature has elected Clarke,
Republican, to the U. S. Senate. by a
vote OF 100, against 1876 Tor Wells, Dem
ocrat
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18

A TALL EDToR's ADVENTURES AT A
RAIL ROAD DEPOT --'Jeem s. as he is
called-but James W. Clark by name
one of the tallest funniest, awkardest and
most good natured specimens of the edi,
torial fraternity in New York State, and
editor of the Baldwinsville (Onondaga
county, N. " GAZETTE, recently took a
trip to Syracuse, and thus relates his
troubles while thcre
While in the Central Railroad Office
waiting for the Oswego train, we reclined
on one of the benches, { our head aching
rather badly when we were roughly or
dered out by Railroad official, with the
polite information that they didn't fur
nish lodgings for stranger!'
Hardly had we passed through the
'hole the carpenter made when a chap
hailed us with i say, feller, help me car
ry this trunk We meekly passed to the
extreme east part Of the depot and took
hold Of the end of u large trunk which we
assisted to place at the desired location,
when We were discharged without the
custom a ysiapeace.
Sadly pondering on our hard fate, we
passed slowly along when we were caught
| by the 6Qat collar and harsh gulteral
yGrv~@szniaak 'whar bin?'
We ID Id lol fat, i'll favored
squdtc gI ted our astonished eyes The
moment sMsaw our features, she gruntet
'Huhl thought yoW was my Iagia,' and
Immediately waddled away.
Half blind with rage and modification
our next move was to stumble in amongs
a pile of railroad baggage, when we wor,
greeted with 'D-n you, get out of this,
adding in an under tone wonder what tn,
ID you expect to steal hereP Just a
this moment Conductor Fiske called on
\ ID us, Here, get into the cars and g
home before t'F cotcs eat you up w,
crawled into the'hind car like whipped
hound and threw ourselves recklessly in
to seat SMASH we squatted on Ia
dy's handbook She seeing the damag,
we'd done, sQualled out, There you grea
gander-shaaks, you'v vc sp,t my new bon
metz
Concealng our shame and confusion al
well as We could, we subsidized into an
other seat, where we shruuk into tn,
smallest possible dimensions until we werC
kicked out of the cars at our village depot
MoRAL.--Never 90 TO Syracuse with
out shaving and putting on d clean shir
and decent coat. ,.
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TO the Lovers of Music, and Public
Generally.


1t affords us much pleasure to unite
with many others who have long and ia
vorably knew J.W. Syler, in saying that
we regard him not only as one among
our best Music Teachers, but as high
minded and honorable gentleman, worthy
the confidence of the compasitX, and
entitled to liberal .
fession. Anticipalinss&
when he shall becopt 'DFttet -
among the citizens of Jackson,
We Remain Respectfully,
A. 6ARR & Co.
Columbus. June. 9th. 1857.
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Amount paid Morgan, repair on the
Public Well, ................
Amount paid Swanson for setting
Crate in Probate Office, ........
Amount paid Killen and others, re.
pairing Court House, ........
Amount paid Cutter d Grifiis, bull
ding Culverts, .....,.........
Amount paid Farrar, repairing Pub
lie Offices, ..... ........,.....
Amount of School Funds in Corpo-
ration, ..........,.......
Amount Of fIncidental funds paid. :.
Amount paid Dickson for Shovel for
Coal House, ................,..
Amount paid John Stephenson for
Freight on Boz ks, Books and Pos
tage, &c......................
Amount paid Critics on old claim, :.
Amount paid Justices assisting
Clerk TO open Poll Books, ......
Amount paid for Brick, Grading
and Paving frOntingfPub. Square,
Anount paid Edwards notifying the
Commissioners, ........... 49,.
Amount paid Gasking for cleaning
Goal House, ............... -.
Total Expenditures, .........s..t
Total amount of Expenditures ending
June 9, 1857.
JOHN STEPHENSON, !, ,AUDl,
Jackson, c. H., June l8, Is57.-w,
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MrsrRIgSroa lNrEMpERANoE,- Phila.
ielphioE paper tells the story of family,
lie mother ofwhich was found dead, from
intemperance and starvation, in Twenty
Third street, near Callowhill aud, when
the Coroner eptered the house, he found
the father bekstly drunk, while lad iol
IA lay on he Aoor, sick, Of intermitted
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18
An Exclamation.

| have been very Euch annoyed with the com :
plants and syIapathes Of persons of charitable
way Of thinking, concerning my notice last week.
They insist upon it that it too pointed and that
could only be undeFtoodto allude So ore ,certaiTf
individual, whose name they venture to give IcOuld
not be so dsf1itO- My NOTICE called NO names, and
only referred to TfEparty whoeEcri it was who wasr
guTlty ofthe acts charged Whoever feels hit, Wills
vince, of courseg Bot he they, (as the mays
+he ought, in wisdom'to bear their Affections in si
lencs. They should derive some consolation froms,
| the fact that they had, frequently escaped worse
petis; t!at thus far they had not been prosecuted
for stealing geOrnUwesk ago last Sunday nightf from
a.Furnacs Company's Car, at tho Depot (refer= ]
encc teN& respectable eyc witness.1 Also, b
of Mr., Tancoy froTuthos hogsheaas not long ~
then just irsyed to his new resideace; and for 81
es other Interesting cases. of which the lass we say
about at this time, the better for their safety The
slight imputation on their HONOR y irferribe from
my NOTES. they might surey beaB and chuckle
it. 8
As to the sore'eomplRint IS my having usGi the ]
term ''DGhoeaATS' in the conneetiont--it thcN1
cuFred to ne alapproFiate, that party ad
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EcTION

v Ii0PkfESs sAaL:.:. distribution
5cfat has been elected to Congress
i3!h District BY majority Of 30
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7. r. MATHEWS.
TO the Readers OF tho STANDARD

Were il not for custom much older
than myself, l should not have word to
say in reference tc appearing before you
as one Of the editors Of this paper, but as
tits, have only to say, that whatever of
ability or experience | possess, shall be
brought into requisition. An experience
of nearly twenty years as an editor and
publisher has taught me that many prom.
ises, when not fairly fulfilled. only lessen
the confidence Of the public in an editor,
who always stands upon ticklish ground,
liable at every move of the pen or click Of
the type to trample upon somebody's toes.
Hence, at this present writing, | am al
most constrained 10 do as did the Spartan
Mother, when she pointed to her children
and said, "Ihese are my jewels" Look
10 the future Nos OF the Standard, that
will be better than all the promises |
could make to you.
AS to tho politics Of the paper, it will
remain as heretofore a firm and infexible
friend Of the Republican party; believing
as my partner and myself do that the
principles Of that party are correct and il
carried out will rebound to the permanent
= welfare Of all
Many that now address in this short
salutatory address are strangers to me-
| have not bad the pleasure of taking
them by the hand and meeting them either
in social or political circles, but for The
--tlst twelve years have been laboriug il
a.neiglboring county in The capacity o
nm editor and publisher and know some
thing Of. the Interests Of the peoplein thil
y locality, and shall SO long as IremaiD
with them. do all | can 70 rpmoIe1fheil
Z general inter esls, regspdIess ali per.
sonal andpalhies Of local prejudice ~
Need | add more, kind readeri' yes,
- {-<haye another word or two to say, lyo'
want the jackson Standard subscribe AM
Pay for it and you shall have IT. ltikO
want to advertise. all creation wilF'
- wsal; Il you want aeTs
Eulsy ~ Us Ss doDo leave ys
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RREsT or DEPuTY PosTMAsrERs "A.
L ?. SIppAL. sons of the Postmas.
at Millersburgh, Holmes county, o.,
arrested on the 18th inst, for rob
Q mails
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18

To those who enter NY Tnstitnsc
and thus secure Guaranbee Schol
before the Sst dayof next Septem
pletiBg q thorough course Cf Do
Keeping and its Collateral Dranc
tive employment in OommsruiuI oI
rs Accountants within ninety
T@DS -Nesh>e they will DO
amour. Of the sum ~
realize
Free Tuition, or ~
Graduates from thi@ffis
sponsible and lucrative position
keepers and Railroad 0dice clerk
tions Of the country, and are beinsl
siness men to Graduates Of an.
college. Hence the above ur
ments which nothing but the d
of my instructionahd thorough
dents for busines life world ".
The PRINCIPAL of u
been a practical AGO
period than nv
Western cout
Address thu
particulars.
May ID, 49,
HOofand's G.
to all prep
JAG
Slr.-If
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Ben 8 Oo.

/ Country Merchants. Furnace Proprie.
u tors. &c ,,yilhin the range of the circu-
d latiou pf In elaro, wlll6ud an adyer.
a tisewe.sa this ev' l,isiye Shoe House
They are doing large
Gll 1t lbo lowest wholesale
40 gibouts will fnd it to
them q call.
-nnrnxowx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
LGs.AL NavTICHs.

CrATE OF NEW YORK .-syP RHMe Coraf CITY ANN
- County q New Efv ard Gould plssnt ArAnss
Jestph Is. vADdervoort anf Mary Could defendants =
IN mons for relief To Jss yb vandsrvomr ana Na~v
gonds-you hereby summoned and required answe
lie pain IN ih action, % which
oJSn ycu pnd 70 cory % -FOUR ans~er The sssd
Pew %hs sr-wrusr- -! 2nss Z - g-.sd-..
hereof etclye II he day Of such seyvcs and yJu fall
ssw~r the said complain, wi,u The time afwesad pisn
81 In NE conn sint Brow Hall vavpEarQttx
lkhlrs Attorney. &c Broadway rsv ySk
Dc ' Gsiss lG .St Sf..Sss. oov.s.
DO complaint IN ,hs above srosied acs0r N>d IN he
.Ne osbe let "a ne city and ec-nsy Eev ycrs cn ne
asvYs al tvarpRRrox r ~ .uornsy..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

Wheel ss.%ssip sfATs Sr GEORGIA, c.s,sis ~ y
Qarvir viii ps from Philadelphia for Chavleson sstur
day, March ~, n iUocock A. Csbia With very
rpcyor state room sccorucdstors t2s sieerase - The
state 81 Gerra vii sal sga above satuvssy April IL
The Eevsor sfse sails for Savannah Ap-nA
A,HEROr Jr, gent Philadelphlt - M Nkarves
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The se ocmpes peror fvnitur: Of richly carved wood
blue and gold ain brocsde English, Brus
sells tapestry carpeis gasses clocks ala
ch on paintings The Old nnast~rs rosewood and
abes sd,es ,ewps chairs rich velvet rug, china d 30
reception chairs With ass~tmeot Of psrler
furniture bedroom furniture hAbosAny and walnut bed
ecnmodes corner stand. mshoSoy vohaiee rockers IN hr
csndlesicka clocks toilet hair
20 feather beds bostep and pillows tn
grain and three ply caspe mirrors and fancy orna
bnipg m-Consss OF extension table chairs In
hsrc.oib arm ehahs bockcNe oil pafnupgs two ply car
kpash and all the Kitchen furniture contaioed
together With the eriensfve and handsome
lirrsry, consisting Of vol.Aircs Humes II Foutoe Wal
Seotts lorsnes and Other works too 10
ton Also, several superior mahogany deshs sutab'
academies.