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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-18

~ Sol. Miller, an old chum of ou,
boyhood days. and at present editor o
the Kansas Chief. published at White
Cloud, in that State. has recently beer
elected to the State Senate of Kansas
Sol although peculiar in some of his no
tions. is . strong Union man. and will
undoubtedly make useful Senator. Last
Winter Sol. was member of the Lower
House, in that State. He is bound to rise,
if pro jayhawking and anti.conserv atism
will in the least elevate one of the genus
homo.-Perrys6urg { O.) Journal.
Thank you for the compliment. not.
withstanding it contains the least bit O
venom. for which We have never given
cause. The writer of the above has been q
constant reader Of our paper. from its frs,
issue to the present time, and knows per
fectly we'll that we have opposed Jay
hawking, ever since We have known wha
Il really was. In Ohio. We were denounced
for our Conservatism; here, we are called
too radical. by one who. in six years, ha.
progressed from . Buchanan Democrat to
. Radical Of the deepest dye-more SC
than We ever were.
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EE The Leavenworth Conservative is
the only paper in Kansas that pays United
States tax. Only those papers which
have a circulation of 1000 copies and
over, are taxed. The Conservatives cir
culation is larger than that of the other
three Leavenworth Dailies combined.
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L.A1B0T

HEADQUARTERS ARNY OF THE PoToNAo,)
In THE FIELD. Dec. 1911 An.
The battle. long anticipated. ia now
progressing.
Reynolds' corps. ON the Loft, advanced
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H The Cincinnati Gazette is the old
est newspaper in the West. and one Of
the best in the Union. For terms. see our
advertising columns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-18

WASHINGTON. Dec, II, 1880 r. ".
Frederieksburg is ours, and all is well.
The dispatches previously received give
few particulars, but We expect to get them
yet tonight. 1.
The 7th Michigan is mentioned as hav-
ing flag Of the enemy.
Fredericksburg is almost in ashes.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoroMAc.
1lrH-9 A. M.-Evsrything last night
was hustle snd activity. as to-day was
the time fixed for crossing the river
During the night the pontoons were con-
veyed to the river, aud the artillery. con-
sisting of 14S pieces. placed in position
opposite the city. At 5 o'clock this
morning the rebels 6red-t signal guns,
and during the latter part of the night
pickets were frequently seen within their
lines. e- .ars
At 5 o'clock the construction of three
bridges in front of the city was commen.
ced. When the bridges were about hall
completed, the enemy opened Q murder.
ous fire of infantry from the houses on
the river bank. Up to this time not q
shot had been fred from our side. The
engineers were driven from the bridges
and several killed and wounded. At G
o'clock General Burnside ordered all thu
guns 10 be opened on the city. The can
nonade, which has continued up to the
present time, is terrible. The city j,
on Ere. and its destruction appears ccr'
tain. ..r
About Z A. n, the enemy opened with
their heavy guns from their works, bu'
so far they have done no serious injury
General Franklin constructed his bridge
about three miles below the city. meeting
with slight opposition. His troops srt
now crossing. and the gunboats are shell
ing the enemy about fifteen miles dowr
the river, where they have been concen.
trating their forces for the past few days
The concentrated fire of our batteries
on the city has had the effect OF of driv.
ing back the enemy's infantry. and tht
work on the bridges has again been com
menced. The troops are all under arm:
near the river, prepared to rush across al
soon as the bridges are completed.
LATER.
THURSDAY NooN.-On the attempt be-
ing made to finish the bridges in front o.
the city, the rebel infantry again opened
their FIRE. when our artillery in position
was again opened on the city, the result
being that the city was 6red in several
new places. ..rt IN . .g..
Tho enemy has used very little artillery
up to this time, as it would endangel
their men who are holding the river front
General Burnside has Just issued an or.
der to concentrate every available gun
upon the city, under cover of which it i,
believed the bridges can be finished. The
killed and wounded do not amount to
more than fifty men.
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Bankss Expedition Landed d-Probabl,
Destination Of His Forces.

Hr EdIAADBkfHIA, Uec. Ia.
The Press Washington special dispatch
states that Banks has laLded at Winton. st the
head Of the Chowan river, and formed june
ton with the troops at Suffolk.
It 10 supposed that the combined forces are
advancing on Weldoa-
Gen. Banks has assansd the chief eomnand
Of al the troops under Geaessls Foster, Peek.
Auses and Emory. 3CSF@7 81
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~ The Ladies' Repository is one Of
the best publicstions in the Union. Its
engravings are beautiful. and its reading
matter such as can be safely placed before
any lady. Now is . good tins to sub
scribe. See the prospectus.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-18

-BAAh-AT SEsEcA.-There will be .
grand ball at Seneca. Nemaha County,
at Scraford's Hall. on Christmas night.
There will doubtless be gay time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-18

) re- At the fight near Coffeeville. Mis-.
sissippi. Jim Ralstou plugged" white
HATED "butternut," tumbling him over
dead q door-nail.j Cool for rAnnie.'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-18
Lseese Frou DurpsiAe-Osly SA
- .:,.. ing On Monday. -,

u1soSOUS y ~ O0b 0DsoC
~ .5:,. ing On Monday.
HkADaussrras Alny or TIE ro1ojM
Dec. Is, II An.
Tbese VAS considerable firing yes'e's ~ y
tween The advance Of both armies 0o'
decisive results. =. noa
The rstels showed . disposition !" xdv.
against Gen FaskIin,s forces, bus Inc! I'D
There VA, ,sone skirnishing this ~.,. ,,sls
considerable artillery firing, but Wv
were nnimpestant.
Natieaai 0anbeats Esgsse
@s @-f.d cai tesys H.
-ssa 81" WAsHISsros' p
WeSsesday sse.isg last, our e'' r,dr
Psst Royal. tvssty-ssven miles 0e,0, h.ss,.
leksbssr, were Arsd isso BY fs0s'
Duppessd 10 u Of several gsns- ,,,ls
The 1sing vas p;d and eonsin'e" Ssd
down, vhea tAs battery vs. s'soe ,,.ss
nosning ths gsnbosss assis ops'sa = h, -
tery. bss recsivea - responss. W
Two killed and three wounded. 81.
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PREDRRICKsBURa OURS.

The City BOmbaYded and Laid In A shes
-Constructi0n Of the Bridses-Rebeli
Fire Upon the Engineers From the
HOuses-Barnside Orders the ArtiIle'
~ 10 Play Upon the City.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-18

~ The beautiful, Spring-like wealth
er still continues. ~ IsHn .s.-Fy
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-18

NEW YoeK, Dec. 10.
A vessel has arrived here. and reports that
ON the 10Th she passsd foas steamer and one
big heavily ladies' with troops going into Pot
Royal. f-
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FR0M FlEDl1ICKsBuRa

Second Days Opcratioas-Thc Grand
Army Across the River-The Charge
- Through the Stfeets Rebel WORKS
Back or the City to be Assailed-The
; Army in Fine Spirits and Confident Of
Success.
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Jackson's right resting on the Raposb,n,.,
and Hills forces acting Is reserve.
Gen. Burnside will renew the ba,,l. ..
light In the morning.
The troops are in good spirits. and no, !,
least dishcartened.
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NOT BAD.

A Memphis correspondent Of one of the
New York pape, 8, has the following:
Y,serday a borrowed patriarch applied
TO Gen. Sherman to learn bow he could
reclaim bic runaway slaves. ~ know Ut
only one way Sir" replied the General,
''and that 10 through the United States Mar.
shall" The un.uspect'ng pisnter started
in anxious pursuit Of that officer, and was
at last directed to Col. Hillyer,s quarters,
where he asked:
us this the United States Marshal?''
ono sir; the Provost Marshal"
aWbere can l and the United States Mar
sbal?"
s.Have you business with him?''
eyes Sir, / want my n,ggers. Gen. Sher-
man says he IN the proper officer to apply to-
"Oh yes." replied Col. Hiilysr, who per.
csived the joke; she undoubtedly is; 80 the
Law prescr.tes." ~
Ills he in town."
81 don't know, but suspect mol"
''When do you think be lef'?''
s. About y year ago, fancy"
At last It dawned upon the planter . brain.
that since the Unitei States .&cers wer dr'v.
en- out and the National courts broken Up
the Fugitive Slave Law IL not in operation.
He went back to Gen. Shermrn and inquired
sadly il there was NO other way Of recover
ing his chattels.
None to my knowledge SIR"
"What can l do about i?'' RS. m,Gs
sWell SIR, the law provided remedy fos
you stockholders in cases like this, but you
we're dissatisfied and smashed the machine.
II you don't like your own work you'd
better restore il and set it running again.
Unless you do that vely soon YOU'LL have
M need of = Fugitive Slave Law.
The planter Itfs, With bic admiration q
the beauties Of Secession good deaf d.
minished.
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"A ER'S
Algue Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY CURx or


Remittent Fever, chill Fever, DsmS
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeveFs, Indeed
tho Maiari. Of hfiasmalio CountFies.
We are enabled here to offer the community =
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRE" expels the miasmatic poison Of FEVER
AND AGUE from the system, and prevents the de-
yelopment of the disease, if taken the first ap.
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. tisnot only
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Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings j. within the
reach Of every body; and in bilious districts, whcro
FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and protec-
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
cure Of Inrermttents is that it contains no Qainine
or mineral, consequential produces no qninism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left a. healthy as i.
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatic poison. "A great variety Of disor
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Netlrnl7i0; Rhetnaatisn,5 Govt; Headache, Bind.
ness, 7oothache, Eayache, Cata,sh. Asthma, Fac
pitation. Painful Election of kAe Spleen, Hystcr-
icS, ram ~ ne DOtcceS, 1oHc, l010tySts anu LIZ
yangen,ent Of the Stomach, all Of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the intermittent
sype, or become periodical. This "CrRE" expcls
the poison. from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. II taken occa-
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection.
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rpen into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will suffer from Inter
mttcnts il they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell. xass.
J. d. HONN, Council Bluns; JAS. (. ISM, 4 Go,
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Dealers in Medicines everywhcfe..
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOEEATiS
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND fHENIx

-
BlTTERS.
tho high and envied celebrity which those pre-.
eninent Medicines have acquired for fher arAble
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess cure
has rendered tho usual practice Of puning not only
unnecessary, but unworthy Of them. They are known
by ShSir fruits; their good works Hastily for them,
and they thrive not by the faith Of the creduous.
IN ALL CASES OF Asthma. Acute and Chr0htc
Rheumatism. Affections Of BLADDER and KID
In the south and west where theea dissasss prevail
they will be found Invaluable. Planters. Fsrmerss
and others, who once the Nedicines, will never
afterwards be without them
Dyspeps1a.-N0 person with this distressing disease
should delay, using these medicines immediatey.-
ErutafNks u the Skin. Erysipelas, F1asulsney,
Fever aud Asae. For this scourge Of tho western
country these medicines will b found SAFE speedy.
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the
system subject to . return Of the dsease-a cure ~
these medicines 10 H4.MAnent-TRY IH10s De AATs
lsriED, AND m eUAED.
Mercurnl Diseasss.-Never fails 10 eradicate
entirely all the eAects Of Mercury Infinitely sooner
Might SWeats. Nerveas Oshiitty. Ne.vao
ComPlaints Of all kinda, Organic Aftcceisus,
PalPitatisn Of the Heart, Psjster's Chsllc.
PIles-The original proprietor Of these incidence
cured Of Piles Of H. years standing by the uso
Of these Life Medicinea alone. Worms Of al kinda
are e6ectually expelled ~ the sAedictnee Parents
will do we'll to administer them whenever theH
existence Is suspected. Relief will be certain
.THE LlEE,PlLLS AND RHENlx BlTTERS
Purify the blood, and thus remove All diseases from
the system 4 single trisfwiII place the LIE FILLS
and PHENIX BlTTERS beyond the rescn q conpeti.
tion in the estimation Of every patient.
slEs 10 x%.Prepayed sDn soid ~ sAsl..-. afIasE
DIR. VILLA y. MOIEAr
as Brosdwev. cor. Worth st.. NeD Ysrk.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SdrsapafilIa,

the most efFectuai remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every-
where prevailing and fatal malady. It Il COM
bined from the most active remetia1s that hlse
been discovered for the expufgation IL this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of tho
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec.
tons which arise from it, such Is EnUrrlvs
and SKIN DIstAsEs, ST. ANriioNY's Fine.
ROSE. or ERYslPELAs, PiMfLEss PusruIEs,
BLorcuEs, BLAINs and B0ILas TuxORs, TErTxx
and SALT RHsux, ScALD HEAp, Rlxowonx,
RMEuMArisM, 6YPHILIrIc and MEKcunIAL Dis
EASES, DRopsY, DYsrEPsIA, DEniLlry. and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITrA-
TED on IMPURE BLooD, The popular belief
in " impmity Of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofnla is : degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health IS impossible in
contaminated constitutions!
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r When you find . Bosipess no,

u When you find Bosiness House
literally Advertising especially in these
simes-you may set il down - On incon-
trovertible fact, that that 10 the place TO
.rade-if you wish to pa.roDise liberal deal
ers, and those who have the ability sDd dis.
position to deal satisfactorily with all who
nay call upon them. Believing this, it
sives us pleasure to refer our readers to the
advertisement of LYON, SHORE 4 Co., to be
found in our issue Of to-day.
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GREAT III u M B U CT!

The story that snyty sesane Cheaper Meat than
JACK is uow sell ng is the greatest huMbug ever
BEST AND OH EAPEST MEAT
NJ, nnly the best stake every ksd Of fresh and
saN meat OF the best quality End 9 yeieoB
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

Twill attend at the Council Chamber
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, 1862, to exhibit the
Assessment List Of taxable property for the
year 1862, at which TIME | will hear the
complaints Of any person considering them.
selves aggrieved by their assessment.
SosEPff L. FoRNAN.
City assessor.
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6er0

1908 H. &II11E.= vJx ElIj'6.. z%s
b 3s.'... NJ. ~ q. R
s. e.eeas epe5up0D =
bsood ~ NtecA ~ An,d ceeomess Whist
49, 80 poo. 1eing ~ - siEc.lafio1.
pefvades - MheA eody. ana may b4s!e
N disease on any pate q =. no Otye9 nh
ffem - sttachs Me- = elese one which = =
~ deeroys Tie sessnlesa felne = yartou
calsed by Mesee!l.l dlssaas low Nyinx 4 Z
oftiesed Or unheaIshy ScoA tnpurs air a
md A&hy hnbitA u dcpseslng vicsss q.
4bove Az ~ ~ yenessal ta!seticn. Whs
ever b IT. origin, & = hefeditary " the 60;
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NTThe City Council Of Council Bluffs
did righteous act at its citing Oh the 7th
Inst, by passing the following resolution,
introduced by Alderman J. B. LEWIS
There we're but two dissenting votes-those
of L. w. B,bbitt and John Hammer.
Re>oired, BY the Common Council OF the
City of Council Bluffs, that the Marshal be
and ID hereby instructed to cancel the city
tux Of any person serving the country 10
the capacity Of soldier, upon the presenta-
ton of certificate to that effect from his
Captain or superior officer, each year du.
ring bis continuance is service.
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YlFTY Able.bodiod men, At for HILLARY duty. are
II required from this part Of the State to Ill up The
18th Regiment Iowa Infantry nw In sctve service In
Mississippi Superior Inducements IRE eGeso1 to ~
esnts tining Old regimSpts the onistment tees
double that paid recruits tr new Yetimants; the i'd
vance hyusy AM oue mpnthsr pay j. recetved tmme-
as,y mp joining the regiment. Volunteer NV, and
avoid being draiteA. tno XdAw e.
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SENT BACK.

A squad OF Io*a soldiers, recruited II
ttawattamie County, passed through thu
place few DAYS since on their way TO Gin
ton. Before reaching their destination It
was discovered thai the 18th Regiment, at
CLINTON, was full to over6"w'og,. ana I'M
Pot.awattamie boys were sent back 70 Del
Moines, to be associated with the "esterr
Regiment.
We clip the above from the Des Moine'
Reoisfer of the 9th. We are sorry at this
turn of affairs, but hope the facts are not
as bad rs might be inferred from the
above-that squad only of Capt. LINN
GER s Company has been sent back. W.
trust that the worthy Captain has not beer
desuo,,ed of all his men but single squad
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6rTbs regiment to be raised in this and
tbe Glib Congressional Districts, will DO
de,ienssed hs'twenty third Iowa Infantry.

a~Mr. BAKEa has secured the services
Of competent Photographs Artist, and 10
nov prepared to furnish Photographs in
apy style desired. Now 10 the time to sup.
nv yourselves with carte Dc risits.
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nIes0l.UTIaY.

yT>Hr rO-PAkTNERSuiP heretofore existing be,
j tween XIV K,ne and = II. Keiy unda The
nrrs name o. ksneti \ Go. Was diss,ved by mutual
the lsi os July tnss., s. b. Kelly wihdraw,
ing from the aym. XIV KYNErr
s.~sA-&&- - u. KELLY,
couuuI Blu0i July II, Ie6c-1Ood1m
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~ MIR. j. W. Ross left at this Office q
few of those 6 varnints," so destructive ia
orchards, known as " apple borers." They
will kill tree in a very short time, unless
their work is discovered, and they exter:
minated. They work under the outside
bark, and completely gurdle tree BY eating
of the sappy formation next the bark
Their work can be detected by the brown
and shru ken appearance Of the bark, un'
der which they hevs commenced operations.
Any one wishing to become acquainted
with the appearance OF these adgur.worms,
can do 90 by calling at the Post Once.
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R~We understand that there arc abo

RTWe understand that there are about
hssdred secesh refugees in Omaha, who
ba. fed the State Of Missouri to escape
enrolment. There are more or less in ev.
ery Town on the tivef-about dozen OF
more being in this town, distilling and
blowing of treason. They will soon mi.
crate from here, however, or pay visit ID
the District of Columbia, for the orders
from headq uarters, received here yesterday,
arc very stringent 10 regard to such critters,
and will be enforced here faithfully after
the enrolment Of the militia commences.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
DENTISTRY.

z ERSONS needing the services If frat
4 rate Dentist will do Uc.l t." cmplow DR..
j. RANDOLPH WALTON who IN
tcnls lncaiin. himself in the village of Leon
ard Town Orders addressed l., him through
the Leonard Town Post Office will receive
prompt attention. HIS terms arc cash. DR.
Walton mas had considerable experience in
his prpfrs>i.n is moderate in his charges. and
has invariably given satisfaction to those wi",
have empi"ycd Kim. To give the readers nf
the Eear"" some i.lca of t!e <t;nG:ns Of Or.
W. as a PRACTICAL DENTIST. the f.I-
lrwirs letter. addressed 10 lin hv DR.. Nin:an
I'inkncy, L. s ~. is appended:
L. IS. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ASSAPol.Is, Maryland,
April u. 1855.
DEAR SIN: III gives me great piasure, to
express the confidence have in Your skill a.
y Dentist. and 10 rrr"nmerd you, as far - |
have Influence, TO the patronage of tia Public
have had an opportunity Of witnessing your
IA ale "f operation. ann have II" Jlcsita,inn II.
affirming that il exhibits your thorough kauyl-
edge Of v'n profession.
l am, sir, very respectfully
Your "h"rii"nt servant
NINIAN P1NkNEY,
Surgeon L. s. y.
DR.. RANDoIpH Walton, Annapolis.
April 4th, lS6l-tl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

Nv E.. ANDERSON, Mas. 10 s
" Second Street Jetreen Frederick She
and Marsh Market Space, Baltimore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and hes,
assortment oil Cabinet Furniture in the clay,
is prepare,! 10 s-ilrvery article in his line upon
the most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had long experience in this line Of
business. he flatiers himself tkal he can com
pete, as to excellence OF material beauty OF
Workmanship and range oil prices. with ANY
establishment oi The sort III this or any ot.eI
city. Ills general stock embraces a full and
complete assortment Of Parlor Chairs, Sofas,
RocLimg CAairs Spring Lumnges. Cho"Jel
S"i's, Ear room, OIce and Dining Chairs,
French 1eie a-Ictrs, Sefees, arm Chairs,
Nthases. Looking Glasses dc. Of every W.
rir'y and descr pticn. He has also oH hand
GedstsHds Of his own Manufacture. which
can be put up and taken down in two mn-
u,eS. Persons from ST. Mar,'s. wishing To
purchase Furniture. are requested to call and
examine his Stock before buying elsewhere
s. sure to find the right place Nos. 10 & X
Second ';rreet--War.lou-e with 80 Ice
Iron, and ) large Folding doors.
! August llh lSj9-lv.