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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19
DEATH OF DocroR JoRpAN.-Dr. John A

DEATH OF DocToR JoRDAN.-Dr. John A. Jordan died, in this city, on Monday morning last, at halfpast three o'clock. His loss will be seriously felt, not only by the State of which he was so useful a citizen, but by the Confederate States, of which he was the honored agent and for which, up to the time of his death, he had labored with untring zeal His intimate ac- ouaintance with the business men of the South, his high character, his energy and wealth gave him an influence in this State and in the lower valley of the Mississippi second to but few. He was selected as agent for the State to procure clothing for our troops, and had partly succeed ed in obtaining some of those most needed. He was, also, the agent of the Confederate States in procuring and forwarding supplies, in con- ducting the cotton and produce loan, in estab- fishing en armory at this place and in other i'm portant matters entrusted to his charge. His abilities, energy, time aud means were freely given to all these, and he labored necessarily for the great cause of southern independence So passed away, in the prime of his life, pa triotic, noble hearted, southern gentleman.
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CLOTHING FOR SoLDIERs.-Col. Borland has issued and published an eloquent and patriotic address to the people of Arkansas in relation to furnishing clothing to our volunteers. It was published in the Gazette of last week, from which paper we copy it.
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9a Any information regarding the standard work upon the uniform and dress of the Army can be had of Col DUN CAN who be found in the office of Col DEAS Assistant Adxtant General, CourIouse Building, Richmond, Va.
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Public Speaking

Rs5-W are authorized to announce JOHN T. BEARDEN candidate for seat in the Confederate States Congress from the 2d district.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, Sept. 1, 1891.
EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT

EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT- , Please announce my candidate for seat in the next Confederate Congress from the third Congressional Dis rict of the State of Arkansas and obige yours etc.
 J. C. MURRAY.
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The Hon. A. 1T. GARLAND will address the public on the Cotton Subscription the Confederate States, at the times and places named below:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19

MARRIED in Little Rock. Ark at the residence ot Nr oseph Ward the evening of the 10th Sept lNbl by t' Rev Mir Stanley MT ,IOHN LAUGHLIN Miss MARY KNt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-19
BRIGADE, HEADoU 'Rs, NORTHWEST, VA, ! September, lS6l.

D1y~ The following communication should have appeared last week, but was received too
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Commanding Second Brigade Missouri Volun teers.
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We notice that them Y, Evening Post ap-
prehcnds that one Of the results Of the re.es-
tsblishnent Of Spanish authority over Donin-
ica, which Is the supposed object of he recent
expedition from Havana, will be the rc.estab-
lisbmcnt Of negro slavery, which was obol-
ished 10 Dominica in 1909 We do not be-
liove Spain has any desiga Of chat character,
and certainly II would not be permitted, either
10y Great Britain or this country. Indeed, il
is not yet even known that Spain medetate'
the assertion Of her ancient authority oyel
Dominica. Dominica occupies the eastern
end Of the island, Of which the western pan
is known as IIayd, and the authority Of The
latter has several times extended oter th'
whole island, ...,I.f . H..H..n .
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Tic I,nrorenn Fleets.

II is reported that England, France and
Spain have all ordered an increase Of their
naval forces on our colsts, and especially in /
the Gulf of Mexico. The object is thought to
be for the better protection Of European com
mercial interests. The Gulf States are known
to be diso,ganiz ID and in the hands Of mobs,
and this has been specially illustrated to the
spprehensous Of Great Britain, by the lynch
ing Of British captain Mt Savannah. Bai as
the predcament Of things really is on the Gu
it Ia even worse as understood abroad, and
the European Naval Powers cannot fail to
have forces on the spot, to prevent or punish
acts of barbarsm which they apprehend in th't
quarter. But there is stll another motive,
and perhaps stronger one, operating to III.
crease the display Of European forces in the
Gulf and that is the necessity Of REFRESHING
the fllibust, ricg enterprises on the side Of Gu
ba and M, xico. apprehended from the polii-
cal views of the conspirators who arc at the
head of the Southern Coufederacy and which
sre as perfectly understood in Europe as they
are here. The indications now are that the
self.conslituted confederacy will find them
selves snubbed without ceremony on every
hanl. One thing is certain, that Europ an
intervention in the Gulf to prevent the enlarg'
ment OF the kiagdom of cotton. will excite 10
sympathy and prov oke no resistance in the
States which abide by the stars and stripes
and these conspirators will yet fnd that se-
cession was the worst possible policy for the
object aimed at.
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Foreign GoodsImported South.

The collectors in all the border S ate ports
have received instructions from the treasury
Department for the apprismcnt Of foreign
goods reaching there by way of the Southern
Confederacy and for the collection Of duties
thereon. This is a step in the right direction,
aud il it is carried out etfectually, the loss Of
revenue from the present secession, even If
the collection OF duties at the seeded ports is
not attempted. will be simply the loss Of du-
ties upon foreign goods consumed tpithia the
Southern Coweder0cy, This is no very great
affair, and is more than counterbalsnced by
the saving of the moneys heretofore expeud.
ed within them to pay hungry officials, The
CouGederacy has white population Of only
about two and q half millions, and last, but
not least, the slaves consume no foreign goods,
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LcKlalntl1c Apportlonmnnt.

In accordance with the Constitution, tho
Governor, Auditor and Secretary Of Sale
have appor!ioned tho State for representation
In the General Assembly for the next decade
The ratio for Senators, 66,845, and that Of
Representatives, 23. 396. The following are
the Senatorial districts 10 this part Of the State
3o,h-H Huron, Erie, Sandusky and Ottawa,
(the same as at presently 3lSt--Senecs,
Crawford and Wyandot. 32d-Mercer, Aug
laise, Allen, Van Vert, Pauldiog, Defiance
and Williams. 33d--Lucas, Wood, Han.
cock, Fulton, Henry and Putnam. The 30th
district will be entitled to an additional Sona-
tor in the ffh session, and the 32d and 33l
to tue same in the fourth session Of the decen-
nial periol. The counties Of Ottawa and
Wood, as at present compose one Represent
ntive district Several counties with les,
population than Wood are entitled to one
Represenl alive. Why is it?
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.HuDREN TEETHlNu.
MRS. WINSLoW

MRS. WINSLOW.
Ao experienced Nurse and Female Physician. pre-.
scnts to the attention Of mothers, her
so @ I II n e : Il U
FOR CHILDREN TEErnrNo,
which greatly facilitates tho process Of cethingbY
softening the gums, reducing all inflammation will
allay all pain and spasmodic action, and 's
SURE TO REGuLATE rur BOWELS,
Depend upon it, mothers, it will giye rest to your
selves and | f..
RELErF AND HEALTH TO YouR INFANrs.
Itnot only relieves the child from pain, but invig-
crates the stomach and bowels corrects aoidy,and
gives tone and energy 10 the whole system. HwlIl
almost Instantly relieve ...
GnlrINo IN rnr NOVELS, ASp WIND coLlc
and overcome commissions which, if not speedily re
medicd end in death We believe it the best and
surcst remedy in the world, in all cases of Dyacn-
terry and DiaTrhua in chdrcn,whether 1t arises from
tccthtup, or from any other cause. We would say
10 aycry mother who has n child suffering from any
of tho foregoing complaints-do not let Your prcJu-
dtces nor the prciudces OF others stand between
YOU and your suffering child, and herelef that will
be sure--yes, absolutely sure--to follow the use OF
this medicine, if timely used Full directions for
using win accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PERKINS,
New York, is on the outside wrapper. 80
Sold 10y all Druggists and Dealers in Menicmes
in Wood county.
Princpil OlHcc, Is Cedar street, n. Y.
PRICE ONLY 30 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
April, lS6l~iQly. -. ...
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The Elections.

Owing 10 combination Of the democrats,
know nolhngs and few disotfected Republi'
cans, the former were successful at tho NIT
nicpal election a. Toledo. The same may
Ire said Of Sandusky City and Cleveland. AT
Cincinnati last November. the majority against
Brinkerholf WAS s,445, while the majority for
the combined opposition on the FIRST OF Apri
was only e,l98--showiug gain Of 257--at
this rate the opposition will SO m be lost right
OF. In ST. Louis, last fall, the vote stood,
Lincoln, 9,945 Anti Lincoln, l4,805. max
ing majority Of almost 5000 in favor Of the
latter while on the FIRST Of April, with n COM
plete fusion of both branches of the democra.
cy with the supporters of Bell their m jority
was but a little over 1000. There has ncS
er been time before, when the Republican
party, without outside aid, could come within
three thousand of the combined oppo iion Of
that city. Heretofore as Mt present, both in
Cincinnati and St. Louis, the Republicans have
had plurality. but not majority The
samc may be uad Of all cities in the north
where democratic victories are reported.
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Don Piatt.

This individual belongs 10 the restless class
politicians. Once having been democrat,
he left that party. il we mistake not, in con
sequence OF failure to get office He then
espoused Republcanism. aud made few
speeches In favor of Mr.. Lincoln, After Mr.
I.'s election, he bolted down to Springfield
but some how retnned without getting any
satisfactory answer. Next Senator Chas,
went into the Cabinet, and his successor wa,
elected without consulting Don, Thereupor
Don declares the party has "gone up" NJ
help for it, and salt wont save it, Poor Don
the President should have given him the mis-
sion to Egypt
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INlTCH NOTICE.


To Peter Lcnk, Charles Markshaffel, Peter Erb,
line 0rdway, II X jerome, Robert Perco, ! q
Young, VIM Z Thomts; Jacob Fox Samuel II
Thomas, Ferdinand Just, D p Whitehead, Nathaniel
Edgcrton. A Corno, John Lankc and John Hoster,
or the unknown resident and nonresident owners OF
the following lands in Wood county, Ohio, to-wt:
hf and p s-w Or ofsec 3, hf of ne or of sec A.
town north, range 10 east hf s-w or of sec g. all
Of and s. thrcc-fourths Of s, all Of g. hf Of 10,
hf of 49, all Of 49, hf of II, all Of 81 hf Of ~
three fourth ~, hf Of 2S, Or of 33, all of 81
and three -iourths of 35 in town north, range 10
east, hf of 81, W or and hfs.e or s-w Or Of sec
SO in town north, range 10 east, also the village
lots in Fontogany. .I I'd F.i u
You will take notice that John W Woodbury., on
the 10Th day Of April, 1850, filed with the Auditor
of Wood county, Ohio, petition praying tho Co.
Commissioners Of said county 10 locate and estab
lsh q ditch, drain water course along the follow
Jug proposed route, to-wt: commencing about Srods
east of tho west quarter post Of section 81 in town
north, range 10 east thenc0 northery on the most
practicable route TO the S-w corner OF section ~,
same town and range; thence north along the Libcr
ty aud Mtonvllle pike to point about 80 rods north
of the s-w corner of section 3, town and range as
ahove thence in north westerly direction the
most practicable route TO the Tonoeany creek, ter
nnatng the north east quarter of section 81 town
8 north, range % east. ..
And said parties are further notified that the ap-
plicaGon for said ditch will be for hearing the
third day Of the next stated meeting Of said County
Commissioners tJuna 5th. 1867
- .l.. 90 ADDISON SMiHH County Auditor,
Anil loth, l96l--49wiSS SO.
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Death or an Eminen, Jurist.

The Hon, John MLean Justice Of the Y.
g. Supreme Court, d,ed on Thursday last. at
.Ae advanced age OF seventy,six, He enter.
ed Congress from the Cincinnati District
Ohio, in 1919, was made Postmaster General
by President Monroe in 1898, was continued
in that Office by J, Q. Adams but displaced
in 1899 by Gen. Jackson, who made him
Judge OF the Supreme Court, which Office he
has filed with eminent fitness for more than
thirty years. He was often suggested for the
Presidency, but was never formally nomina
ted.
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D. W. NAlLRY. Edilor.
THURSDAY, APRIL ii, 1861.
Wnr News,

nthcrois any reliance to be placed in Wash
ing;on dispatches, a collision may soon be cx-
pected at Forts Sumter and Pickens. II is
said the Administration will hold Fort Pick
ems at oil hazards, and whenever nm attack
shall be made then will war commencement
before. Meantime there continues tho great
est activity in the army and navy. Seve'a'
large STEAMERS have been dispatched with
troops aud others have been chartered, Tex.
as Is supposed to be the destination Of q por-
ton Of these fotoes--to aid Gov. Houston in
protecting The frontioIs against the Indians
and Mexican revolutonists, &C,
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b h-THE SeoUO,0oo LoAS--The total a.
mount bid for, was thirty four millions. Gov.
Chase rejected everything below %. The
amount bid for at and above that rate was
three millions and ninety nine thousand dol
lars For the balance needed by The Treas
ury, Gov. Chase will us, Treasury notes.
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CHERiFF's SALE.

7, NJ. g. W. L. Heller vs. James =. Slater
Nv virtue of A certain writ of execution issued IN
this cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Wood county Ohio, and 10 me directed ana
delivered will oher for sale at public ysndpe AZ
the door Of the Court House in the town OF ferrys'
burg, Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the ith day Of May, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ, aud O'Clock 2. M,
OF said day the following described lands and ten-
number thirty three, township number three, range
number eleven east containing iso acres noIs or
less all in W0od county, o.. Appraised AZ sS,Vyc'
G.. E,0UfER, Sherin.
April Sd, Issl--SswSSs ~,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHERlFF's SALE NM

- '------ .' ~ ~
Joseph Shook vs Cyrenus Goodell ct al.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued in the above
case by the CLERK oC the Court Of Common Pleas Of
cred, | will offer for sale at public vcndac at the
door Of the Court House. in the town Of pcrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio, on. t....s f.rs .,...t.-f
Saturday, May 11th, 1851,
between thc hours Of 10 a. m. and p. m, Of said
day the following described lands and tenemeps, to-
wit; the cast half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton 28, township range ~ in Wood county, Ohio.
s iS SON @. II. GUYER, sheriff
/ DoDeE a TYLER, atty's. E .. .. f.... ..
April 10th, 1861 -49w5S3 IL.
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cuERIEFs SALE,

Christian Fletcher VS. James Y. Slater,
By virtue of certain writ Of execution issued in
the sbye cause by the Clerk of the Court OF Com;
mon Pleas of Wood county, ohio,and 70 me directed
and delivered, will offer for sale al public yeneuo
AZ the door Of the Court House IN the town ot rvr
rysbury Weed county, Ohio, on ,oHE
Saturday, MAY ath, 1851, .rr-.
between the hours OF 10 a, M, and o'clock p M,
Of said day the following described lands aud tene-
nents the southwest quarter oi section neia'
her thirty thrse tow nship number three range mum
bcr eleven east, containing 100 acres more OF tess
ali in Mood county, Ohio, Appraised AT SS, goo
q. r, GuYER, Sheriff
ApTl %, lssl- tswsSS 81,
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Connecticut Election.

The Republicans have carried the State
ticket and both branches Of the Legislature
by maiorities greater than last year but they
have lost one, and, it may be, two members
Of Congress. The first and third dstlicts
elect Republican members, The fourth is not
fully heard from, The second has chosen a
democrat. ..... .....r.... .,....
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HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing 70 purchase anything in this line will
find it to their advantage 70 pay my Store visit before
purchasing elsewhere The attention of the public is
respectively invited my extensive stock feeling assured
it will be time proftably spent.
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The Democratic victory - in Rhode Island.

The "Dcmocratic victory" " In Rhode Island.
1t is seldom that thankfulness for small f1.
ors is more plainly shown, than in the ex'
travagant JOY of the democratic press over the
division in the Republican ranks in Rhode Is
land, whereby lhe few democrats in that state
are enabled 10 give the casting vote " be-
tween Republican candidates. The damoo-
iacy have long sin ,e ceased to have sepa.
rate existence in that Stale, and its scattered
remnants are fitting about from one faction to
alother, wherever their aid commands the
best price. Last spring the Sprague family
employed them. In the fall they fused"
with know nothing, and Americans, tho whole
combination being beaten 4537 by the Re-
pnbcans, This spring, again, the spragues
have them, and by their MD, it is said full
ticket of Republicans pledged 10 the support
OF the Presidents Inaugural, ave been cho
sen Such is the Democ atic Victory" in
/ Rhode Island - Blade.
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!, HERIFFis ALE.

Elihu Mason plaintiff VS. Robert W. Smith,
By virtue of ia for casts plaintiffs to rue direct
cd and delivered from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio shall offer for sale at the residence
of Elhu Mason in Freedom township in said county,on
Thursday, the esd day Of April, 1851,
at one o'clock p. m the following goods and ehattes OF
the said defendant towit span of horses Que set OF
double harness and one truck Wagon taken said exc
cution as the property OF said Mason. G. r. GUAER,
JAMES MURRAY, atty. Shelf'
April llh, lS6l.--i9w2$l ~,
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DOAp NOTICE,

DOAp NOllNL,
Notice Is hereby given that the Commissioners of
Wool County Ohio, have granted a view aud survey
of y county road commencing IN Lake township az
the sotcion line between III and l. thence nortA on
half section line until Il inersects the WooSNille
aud Toledo Plank road and there terminate.
PETER CR0SSMAN, PsOhoner.
Apr. llth, 1901 AVA
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USEONLy

f.#.... USE ONLY
"Costar's " Rat Roach &C. Extermiuator.
"Costar's {" Bed-bug Exterminator
"Costars " Electric Powder for Insects &c.
In %, 5Oc and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles and Flasks.
50 and SIS Sizes for Plantations,
Ships, Boats, Hotels, &c.
sG"Sold Everywkere--by r
All Wholesale Druggists in large cities.
All Retail Druggists, Groceries, Store keepers &c.
in all Country Villages and Towns.
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Shieffelin Brothers & Co. IIarrsl Rsley Kitchen.
j.. Fahnestook Hull s. Co. Bush, Gale Robbins
A. b. 4 D. Sands& Co. NJ. Ward, Close Co.
Wheeler Il Hart. Mckison Robbins.
II ,gaman 4 Co. d. ). barnes Go.
Hall, Ruckel & Co, +. G. Wels,& Co.
Thomas Fuller. Lazels, Marsh Gardner.
p. ID. Orvis. Hall, Dixon Co.
Penfold Parker Mower Trip x Co.
Dudley L. Stafford Conrad Fox.
AND OTHERS.
Philadelphia Pa.
T.w. Dyott & Sons. Robert Shoemaker Co.
b, A. Fahnestock & Co French, Richards Il Co.
AND orIIERs.
. Boston, Mass.
Geo. c. Goodwin e. Co. Weeks & Potter.
NJ S. Burr & Co. Jno. Wilson, Jr,
.r.. AND OTHERS. .....
Cincinnati o.
John r. Park. SURE, Fckstein g. Co.
AND OTHERS.
...-. s,.. Pittsburgh, Pa, ,....
r. L. Fahnestock & Co. and others.
." AND
All the Principal Cities and Towns In the
WESTERN STATES.
s-g"Sold by Peck & Hamilton, Perrysburg, Ohio
and by Druggists, Grocers and Retailers generally
in city and country.
s.ss-CounTy Dealers can order ar above
Or address orders director il Prices, Terms
&c. is desired ssr5 send for Circular 70 Deal
ersl to .L.. ,.,.u
HENRY r. COSTAR.
prIScIrAL DEror-No. 5l2 Broadway--tOpposite
the ST. Nicholas Hotel, New York.
March 29th, lS6l-47m4l3. . .H.
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: -uERlFF's SALE.
Ashor Cook VS. Andrew MOrohouss

= NbIIuI VUVh W tIuItW 6iIIuHUuaF'
b. virtue Of an execution TO me directed and de-
liynred from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause shall Of
fer for sale al public auction at the door Of the
Court House in Psrrysburg 10 SAID county, on
Saturday, May lllh, 1861, ......
between the hours Of z m. and o'clock, p. m.,
Of the following described lands and tenements, to-
wit the northwest quarter Of the northeast or Of
section tcn,in township four north oirangc nine east,
In Wood county, Ohio; containing forty acres more
Or less ff q. e. GUYER, sheriff.
April 10th, l96l.--49w5S3. .... ..tg.... f.... .s
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READY MADE CLOTHING I

In this department. we have the largest and most
pete assortment in Northern Ohio Made up according
to the latest fashions and in the most substantial manner
warranted give the very best satisfaction, or no sale
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- w. J. HITCHCOCK.
Perryshurg, January "a, 1861
v7URN URE! FURNI T U h L !
Il WHOLESALE Asp RETAIL, BY
deer AFF x TAY l. OR,
Formerly H. r. Dcgraff) No.S7 I'owery, New York.
extending 24 feet through to No. G5 CHEEKY Street and
six stories in height. making it
THE LARGEST FURSITURE STORE
in the United States, and filled with Furnature Of all
grades From the bos Parlor to the common Kitchen
which we determined 10 sell at the small profit OF
FIVE per cent and Deviation. hoping by this plan to
increase business sufficient 10 counterbaapce the
difference in profit.
WE CONSTANTLY EMPLOY $50 HANDS, AND LAY
IN OUR STOCK FOR NET CASH.
Rosewood Parlor Sets, from " $50 90 to $40 -,
Mahog. and Black Walnut Paror Sets + y W
from SJO w 10 Slo -
Rosewood Bed room Sets, from $50 90 10 S25O w w
Mahog. and Black Walnut Bedroom v w
Sets, from, $25 90 to $l5
Enamel Chamber Setts, from. S22 % to Sl5o w
0ak and Walnut Dining Sets, from $25 90 to 81 Oo
Hair Mattresses from - '.''......S 90 to o0 w
Spring '. ''.''..'.'..''''S ) 50 to'S 70 w w
OFFICE FURNIrURE-A ALL QUALITIES
ALI rusNrruRE auARssrvEp AS RErRssEsrRp
March 18th, ls6l-45n3