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Fishing Tackle! Fishing 1NCEl'

Fishing Tackle! Fishing Tackle!
complete assortment of FISHING TACKLE Just received
LION T. PINSARD,
je22 2ptf 66 and IS Royal street, corner Bienvile
r. II. Murray,
Nos. 10 aud q Benvic street, New Orleans,
Keeps constantly hand large and fresh supply from each
steamer from New York of the celebrated
Xxx CREAM Al
Brewed by Messrs Poultney Il Massey, Philadelphia
Families supplied of the city free OF charge with
q fine quality of TABLE ALE and PORTER.
Particular attention paid orders from Bars OF boats
and general satisfaction guaranteed, by
I. F. MURRAY,
es2 2plm 10 and 81 Bienvle street.
Infants Carriages.
Just received per ships Edwin Bonberg from avre
large assortment Of
CARRIAGES FOR CHILDREN,
FRENCH PERFUMERY,
TOILET SETS,
PORCELAIN VASES,
SHIRTS, CRAFATs,
COLLARS, CoRSETS and
FANCY GOODS in general.
LION Il PINSARD,
ies 2ptf 66 and 60 Royal street, corner Bienvlle
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%. o. W0Odhalan,
%. %. WOOtlntNsl

Is SOLE PROPRIETOR OF DR.. BILLINGS
CARMINATIVE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP !;
INrALLIBLg REMEDY
For Cholera Inantum. or Summer Complaint Of Chill
dren, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea or any Irregu-
isrities of the
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o. o. WOOdnsUHa,

o. o. W'OOd17lUn,
Has by arrivals direct from England France
and Germany large assortment of
DRUGS CHEMICALS, GLASSWARE BRUSHES, PER-
FUMERY, etc Among which
1900 boxes French WINDOW GLASS assorted sizes.
1Us pounds Conrad's HYD. POTASH.
1900 ounces Peletier FIR. QUININE.
300 :. Gunner German :.
100 pounds Manders English BLUE MASS.
100 :. E. =. CALOMEL.
CARB. MAGNESIA.
10 CAL.
10 gross boxes Sparkling GELATIN.
44O kegs best SUP. CARB. SODA.
IS casks SAL SODA.
30 Eng. IINSEED OIL.
IS gross TOOTH BRUSHES.
10 =. French POMATUMS.
800 punches VIOLIN STRINGS.
5 gross London BROWN WINsOR SOAP.
Is pounds CREOsoTE.
20 :. SUB IODINE AT 2p&W
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alabama journal.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. - DAILY, TRI-WEEKIY AND
WEEKLY
The above paper published the Capital Alabama AID
one OF the oldest andbest established papers the State
has the largest circulation vicinity in the interior and in
mat portion OF Alabama and Western Georgia which
With New Orleans II is consequently the medium
yertisng by Merchants in New Orleans who to with
its section.
BATES 4 LUCAS, Proprietors.
7 Err MS.
No. 3Mo. 6Mo. l2Nu
naliy, lsGuare 90 SO 90 Sl3 90 S2D 90
We week., sqnare 80 $50 1000 200
Tr-Weeky, squale.... 100 500 laeu Il M
Subscription 10 Daily per ....,....s7e %
Tri,Weekiy per anuura ........... 90
Weekly per ............. 100 E
s Subscriptions and Advertisements at The
Ssh' IA &C. Jazz 2ps
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o. o. W"0Odntan,

u. u. bt'OOOnt0n,
Has in store
P ANTS, OILS AND WINDOW GIL ASS.
10000 pounds pure WHITE LEAD.
10000 :. No. 1. WHITE ZINC PAINT-American
l2CO0 :. French SNOW WHITE ZINC.
20 casks French YELLOW OCHRE.
barrels COPAL VARNISH.
6 :. WHITE DAMAR vARNIsH.
3 =. JAPAN
2 :. COACH =.
600 gallons SPTS. TURPENTINE.
500 :. English LiNSEED OIL.
80 casks :. VENETIAN RED.
60 barrels LAMPBLACK.
100 kegs YELLOW OCHRE-In Oil.
100 =. VENETIAN RED
50 cases Ass'd COLORS pure Gro. in OIL a27 2pkW
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Pebble SpeCtaCles.

comp,ee assortment of excellent Glasses, in God
and Steel Frames always and 70. sale at moderate
prices by the subscribers -
We have seld these PEBBLES for more Than TEN
YEARS PAST, and guarantee them unsurpassed IS
HELPS READ by anything that this or any DINER Country
'"'' p'''NN>' HYDE & GOODRICH,
uyes 2ptf corner Canal and ROYAL streets
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New York, December 81 1880.
alvzed a sample Of Light Brown Mineral Paint fol
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.1EE Kinds Of SeICiNg
DONE BY MACHINERY, by
MRS. BOYD,
jeI5 2ptol ltS Camp street.
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cordingly. We must say, however, that the Herald
partially hits the nail the head. The despotc and
selfish influences that have governed the Democratic
party in this city for years have unquestionably
tended to its destruction. moiety of the party
was only allowed to vote-neyer permitted to parti-
cipate in the honors and emoluments flowing from
triumph This naturally aroused feelings Of bitter
amnesty and we entertain little Or no doubt that
there are two thousand Democrats in this parish who
do not to vote and will not care to vote, until
Senator Slidel and his clique are thrown over board
This fact accounts for the saness of the vote poed
at several of the late elections.
| The Herald will find the remedy of " another
Convention worse than the disease under which its
party in the Third District labors Let another Con-
vention be called, and another candidate nominated,
and " confusion worse COMPOUNDED will ensue. In
the happening of such event the friends of David
son will raise uproar against the nominee to which
the excitement now against him will be but as a
zephyr to tornado. And, as they will have right,
custom and precedent their side the consequences
can be easily foreseen. The last nominee will be
beaten worse than the first can be. 1t would be a
swapping 1.-THE devil for WITCH transaction through
out. Under such circumstances, admitting for the
sake of argument the questionable assumption that
there is one thousand Democratic majority in the
Third District, and even then the latest nominee
would be defeated. Davidson has at least one thou
sand devoted personal friends in his District who in
dgnant at the manner in which he had been treated
and the outrage practiced upon him. would either
frain from voting, or vote for the American candi.
date. We hold to the belief that fye-sixths of them
would support Judge Watterston. They would only
be carrying out the first dictates of nature if they
did.
Mono gentlemen Democrats of the Third Dis
trct-if you don't want to jump out Of the frying
pan into the fire You had better fall into the David
sonian.Slidellian ranks, without further murmuring
You will probably be beaten anyhow, but as matters
r now stand, Davidson is your only chance
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Dental Notice.

DIR. GEO. W. SMITH, DENTALsURGEON may be
shifted daily A. NJ ill P. NJ. Office and residence
ner Carondee and Lafayette date Hevia street,
a23 2ptf
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Yet Cured by Hooiand's German Bitters:
Central Bridge, schohare Co., N. Y, Feb. Il, 1855
Dr. C. NJ jackson Dear SRA gentleman by the of
Larkn living in this place who has been under the Doctors
charge confined house years past with
Complaint which last fall nrned into Dropsy, and
beyond the principal physicians of place.
and his friends expected him die daily is after taking
Eve bottles OF the German Ber doing errands and
tending his daily business The Bters consequently
in great demand. Respectfully, JOHN G. CARRYL.
See advertisement jel6 2plmkW
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=. THRIFT. A, g. OIL
Thrift, Olds y Co.,

GEO. ". THRIFT. A. G. oLps.
Thrift, Olds y Co.,
COMMITS SION MER Ant IS,
No. III Commerce St., Mobile, Ala.
Particular Alteration paid the sale Of all kinds of WEST
ERN PRODUCE such Flour, Bacon Whisky Psrk' Lard
Oil, Grain of all kinds. Hay, etc, etc.
-REFERs
Messs Poneroy Marshall Goode uiTiek Chamberlain
Co. Mobile Ala; C. W. Newen Co, Carroll, Prchsrda
Co. Peale, New Orleans La John swssey Co..
Gardner Phpps Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
Thrift. Oids 5 Co.,
AGENTS FORC. W. NEWTON d CO.'S
Regular Line of Packet Sehooners,
Dc 2ptf FROM NEW ORLEANS 70 NOZZLE.
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O. O. W"oodn,as,,
HOLES SALE RUGGI

" HOLT Al E R U G G
Corner Common and Magazine sts.,
NEW ORLEANS,
Has IN store for sale to dealers on favorable terms large
t5' .H stock of
DRUGS AND CHEMIC AIS,
Among which '
200 pounds CITRIG ACID.
1000 :. sULPHuRTC ACID.
100 ounces BENzOIC
1000 :. QUININE-Amercan
200 :. sULPH MoRPHIA.
so =. ACETATE :.
Is :. MURIATE
100 :. sTRYCHNINE
100 pounds IODIDE PoTASsE-French
800 :. oALoMEL-Ameriean.
zoo BLUE MAss-Amercau.
500 :. cHLoRoFoRM.
50 :. COLLoDIoN.
30 demijohns ETHER NITROS FORT.
10 carboys =.
Is demiohns ETHER sULPHUR1C.
80 . AQUA AMMONIA FORT.
1900 :. BLUE STONE
1000 =. BORAX.
50 ounces IODIDE IRON.
30 :. =. LEAD.
80 :. :. MERCURY.
20 :. SULPHUR.
20 pounds IoDINE-Resublimaed.
100 ounces CIT. IRON and QUININE.
10 pounds IRON GY. HYDROGEN.
$50 :. :. Precip. Carb of.
500 :. :. Carb. Of
100 :. =. Sol Citrate of.
Is :. :. Taunate Of
50 pounds :. syr. Iodide of.
30 :. KREOSOTE.
$50 :. MERCURIAL OINTMENT.
20 ounces OXIDE SILVER,
30 =. PIPERINE.
20 :. POTASSE-Acetss
CRrb.
30 :. :. Bi Chrom.
so :. :. Prussate.
30 :, =. Chlorate.
SO :. :. Cyanuret.
Is :, :. Bromide. s
20 :. :. Phosphate.
100 pounds :. Sulph. Pulv.
100 :. =. Sulph. Cryst.
200 :. QUICKSILVER.
10 ounces QUININE-Arsenate.
20 :. :. Ferrocyan.
10 , =, Taunate.
10 . . yaereanae. AT 2pIW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

E1- Mercantile Library AssoctatIon-At n
meeting held in the Odd Fellows Hail. Tuesday evening,
June 1857, of for the establish.
ment of a MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION in
midst, committee of six, consisting of
GEO. SEYMOUR, WM GREGORY,
1T. MILLER NJ. KENISOH,
C. s. ERLUND, EDW ARD NEWMAN,
appointed solicit signatures of all friendly
measure, with call general meeting when sufficient
numbe has been obtained to warrant it.
GEO SEYMOUR, Chairman.
WIN. GREGORY, Secretary. jy2 2pGt
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Notice.

Our customers and Others wishing their FALL AND WIN
TER CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER will please call at our
store and leave their measures and orders.
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
Camp and Common streets,
v2 ontf unde theC ity HotaI
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M AR RED


On Wednesday evening the lst inst by the Rev L. Parker
Mr.. GEORGE p. EVANS and Miss HARRIET A. BAL Els
TIER, all Of this city. IA l.--. .A
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MEMS and Boys and Chitdren's
CLOTHING AT NEAR COST!

CLOTHING AT NEAR COST!
Bargains! Bargnins!: Bargains!!!
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street,
viii dispose of their large SUMMER CLOTHING ut
NEAR COST.
reduction in P ANTS of from so cents to 81 90.
A reduction in COATS of from 30 cents ST %.
Call and get a fit for
PANTALooNs,
SHIRTS,
UNDERSTANDS,
DRAWERS
or HOSE.
Patent OF Challenge Shirts.
Their merit is they made in the best possible
good goods for the price other maker and superior
form and fit to any.
TRUNKS, VALISEs CARPET BAGS AND UMBRELLAS.
Full of India Rubber Clothing, Piano Covers
Blankets Hospital Cloth, Gun Covers, ETC. etc. Manuac
turers' Prices.
Call and examine for yourselves,
AT THE ONE PRICE STORE OF
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
81 Magazine street,
je29 2p6t Northeast corner of Gravier street.
Coal! Coal!
R. & j. W A T 0 N,
New Levee foot of Julia street.
Are constantly receiving large supplies of the VERY BEST
QUALITY OF SCREENED
PITTSBURG COAL,
and prepared furnish by the boat load DEALERS
PLANTERS and STEAMSHIPS at the SHORTEST NOTICE
and LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
&-Planters desiring purchase part only of boat load
of Coal have the delivered their plantations with
charge except actual of towing je2 2p3m
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Get You. Shirts at .uoody's.
Air-Obyious.

Air-Obvious.
Oh wonders sure will never cease, ..t .
4 While works Of art do SO increased o...
F We thought steam strange and it's all OF piece,
The wonderful Shirts Of Moodys.
They fit so well, and cheap
That everybody's taste they meet,
s And throngs resort to Canal street.
To get their Shirts at Moody's.
The telegraph with wonder inspires,
When quick from its electric wires
A pacard springs forth and us desres
To get our Shirts at Moody's."
The public rush to Moodys store,
The Shirts are selling score by score,
When the Aldermen think they'll have TO depore
The DEATH from hard work, of Moody.
So the message by telegraph's ordered down,
But it makes no change, for all the town
. Continue to flock to the man OF renown,
And get their Shirts at Mopdy's.
l Six dollars for six-good Shirts you get
And those at nine are better yet
AT twelve their equal was never met
jy6 2p2t So cheap ate the Shirts of Moody's
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R1'idgelCGteF
FIRE AND WEATHER-PROO PAINT.

The inquiries whether any injurious effects
accrue using caught from roofs covered with the
Bridgewater Weather-Proof Paint,
the Agents publish the following certificate of Prof
Chiffon of New York by which will be seen that
the components are of a PURELY MEDICINAL nature.
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Shirts. Shirts!

100 dozen IRISH MADE LINEN SHIRTS;
40 :. =. PRINTED
60 :. WHITE LINEN BOSOM :.
30 :. PRINTED COTTON
u7 Is :. BOYS L. B.
900 :. ASSORTED SHIRT COLLARS
The above goods in store will be sold great bargain,
either by the dozen or half dozen.
P. & E. REILLY & CO.,
iy6 2pet l96 Canal street. between Royal bourbon.
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The Fourth.

The national anniversary in this part Of the eoun
try at least fully deserved its usual complimentary
title Of " the Glorious Fourth more lovely sum-
mer day than Saturday never born of the genial
elements did the celebration ever pass off with
more general satisfaction, harmony and delight.
It is hardly worth while to particuarize the events
of the day; we would come near enough to the mark
in simply saying that the whole population enjoyed
themselves, in q manner worthy of the day. The
morning came ruddily along with the usual powdery
intonatons and outspread Of striped bunting bust.
ness almost entirely suspended; the streets were
alive with people in holiday Dress different military
companies took morning round and fairly initiated
the dny and the ratified and steamers padded in
different directions, with exuberant loads Of youth,
beauty and gaiety; the groves musical with the
reveHngs Of happy rpick nickers; and the visit
ings, diningsout conypialities and other delights
Of social intercourse, were duly INDUCED in BY
that large and respectable class of the population
the stay-athomes. ~
night, that portion of the community who feel it
duty to propitious gods to get gloriousy drunk
on the Fourth discharged that duty with their ac-
nsoned gusto, and kept those Of the police who had
diadained the holiday plea Of " sickness nncomfort
ably busy in luggng them to the different lock-ups.
There was an amateur Theatrical performance at the
amphitheatre, which added spice to the varieties
Of the night One of the pieces being q Dutch
piece, performed to an audience composed exclusively
Of Americans and their Irish cousins the whole
affair, as friend informed u.s. !. going off toleraby
well, and the audience going off BETTER
We may be sure that Captain Walton's Washing
ton Artlerists at Pass Christian and Captain Dreuxs
National Guards at Biloxi, converted those pleasant
piaceS into perfect rnaestrOus of paiety. We have
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Mean average of each days temperature, 81 26'.
Quantity of rain fallen this month"; 3so5 1000 inches.
New Orleans, July s, 1857.
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Shirts: Shirts! Shirts:

CARRoLLToN STORES, corner Poydrns and Baronne s's
We have lust received large invoice Of those fine LINEN
st1RTs all sizes and small plaits 50 each Gentlemen
'''' w "' ~ ~ LOUIS CHARLES,
myll 2ptf corner Poydf"s ana hafohhe e'iee''.
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CARPET Warehouse,

Carpet Warehouse,
No. 10 CHARTRE, sTREET-CARPETING of all kinds;
Medaons Velvet, Wilton Tapestry, Brussels Three-py
MATTING-60 rolls ~ 54 and Ga White, Check and Fancy
FLOOR OIL CIOTH-From "a feet 10 any width, cut
Halls, Rooms etc. Also, Table and Piano Covers,
Crumb Clo,hs Window Shades, etc., all which offered
at the lowest market prices.
jy6 2pSt A. BROUSSEAU d 20.
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Eybtn Extracts
FOR THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GENUINE.
Price, 50 cents per bottle. Fer sale by
MRS. BOYD.
iel5 2ntol les Camp STREET
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OFFICE SOUTHERN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY, I
81 Camp street, New Orleans June q, 1857.
HS- Notice to Stockholders-The Company
IS prepared to issue certificates Of stock.
2e.2plm GEO. C. LAWR ASON, Secretary,
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Rg-Mrs. Boyd, No. I5s Camp street-pcpot
for the sale Of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. All kinds
of Sewing by machinery Ships Steamboats, Grocers
Families and Hotels. Dresses by model d with dis
patch less than the usual Ladies' Under Garments
made up order for sale ready made. jel5 2ptoi
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Stnees.'s Se,rss,a, Machines,

With all the late improvements for sale by
MRS. BOYD,
je!5 2ptor IFS Camp street
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ID Il ID.
On Sunday 9Th inst. at o'clock P. NJ WILLIAM 0RMSBY
infant Of james and Mary Ormsby aged years. IL months
and % days. .-
The friends of the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of his parents of Jackson
and Water Streets at O'Clock r. NJ without further notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

THERMOMETEICAL OBSERVATIONS.
FOR JUNE, 1857 BY LEwES B. TAYLOR, ESQ.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-04
tFrom the Lancaster (Pa) Express, May 27th.l
Extraordinary SuperstitioR-A Corpse
EXhumed.

A case Of superstition in this county has
come our knowledge, which for ignorance and
and moral turptude exceeds the darkest pages
of the history of Robackism or even Salem
Witchcraft, and is disgrace to the boasted
intelligence of the Garden of the Keystone
State" with her college, academies, semlnarles,
common schools and churches.
On Sunday last the good people OF Ephrata
and vicinity were startled and shocked by the
intelligence that the remains of a certain Miss
Sophia Bauman, who died about nine years
ago, had been exhumcd on that day by two
men hired for the purpose by the friends of
the deceased. Curiosity was naturally excited
and speculations started as to the cause OF such
an open desecration of the ashes of the dead
on the quiet of the Sabbath and upon inquiry
of some of the relatives, our correspondent
learned that the young lady alluded to had
died of consumption, and that since her death
two of her sisters, her mother and two broth
ers had died also of the same disease
In all these cases hereditary taint was
strongly marked and no doubt was left upon the
minds of the physicians and all sensible Der
sons as to the cause of their death ; but the
opinions of physicians were set aside by the
incursons of ignorance and superstition, under
acted upon that by some hocus pocus the
winding sheet of the corpse had got into heI
mouth, and that by continual suction (the mo
dus Operandi of which was only known to the
spirits she had actually drawn the other five
members of the family after her and that un
less this winding sheet was speedily removed
from the mouth of the CORPSE she would in Gkt
manner cause the premature death of the whole
connection
Incredible as belief in such a monStrOu;
superstition in this enlightened age may ap
pear, it is nevertheless true for according tc
previous arrangements, the hired resurrection
lists commenced operations on Sunday morning
The earth was removed, the coffin brought tC
the surface, and the lid removed under tVc di
rection of committee of inspection but tC
their astonishment no winding sheet was founC
there-the poor deuded creatures having for
gotten, in the zeal of their superstition, thai
the last shred of piece of muslin would rot
away long before the expiration of nine years
With disappointment depicted in their coun
tenances, the committee caused the remains tC
be quickly and quietly re-entcrred, and ther
sought their respective homes again to medi
tate upon the doctrine Of spookS and goblins
and sucking corpse !
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-04

PIANOS, MELoDEoNs, &c.-We take pleasure
in recommending M. G. H. ELLIS of Bing
hamton, to those who contemplate purchasing
Pianos, Melodeons, &c He sells, either at
wholesale or retail instruments from the best
manufactures in the United States or else
where, at the lowest prices, and warrants en-
tire satisfaction. Having had some dealings
with Mr.. ELLIS, we speak the more willingly
and confidently.
The Binghamton Republican says that Mr.
ELLIS has long been engaged in the bust
ness and has experience and skill in the ac
commodaton of his customers The number
of Pianos which he is constantly putting upin
our village and vicinity, would seem to show
that times cannot be SO dull as many suppose
and that there is a great deal of thrift and mu-
sical cultivation among us. At any rate, if
bank notes are scarce our citizens seem to re
sort to musical notes for consolation. From
the encomiums pronounced by our friends on
the Pianos which they have procured from
Mr.. ELLIS, both on account of their excellence
and cheapness, we can confidently recommend
him to all who wish to ornament their houses
with such an elegant, useful and cheerful piece
of furniture"