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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-12

hurtful to expose them to excessive heat {;
it is, therefore, necessary to have the means
of verifying the temperature OF the green
house, and, above ALL of assuring ones self
during the night that the gardening has
not been neglected. Nothing easier to NJ.
Robert Houdin. A metallic thermometer
composed of two different plates, which
! dilate unequally when heated, at certain
degree of heat or of cold pushes little
| valve, which puts it in communication with
an electric apparatus, the current, once es-
tablished sounds bell which notifies the
master of the house.
You will conjecture that the subject of
clocks has not been neglected by man
who has accomplished wonders in that kind
OF mechanism. M. Robert HOudin has CIV
ell to his native town-Blois-an electric
clock, not kept in motion by electricity
transmitted and regulated by another clock
of the common kind, but performing its
functions under the direct influence OF
pile, which is only renewed once year;
all the clocks and watches in the town are
regulated by this clock. -.
In his house NJ. Robert Houdin has a
clock Of great precision, veritable chro-
nometer of common make; it goes by
means of weight which it is necessary to
wind up every week or every month to
has utilized a wasted force, which no one
before him has thought of employing; tits
the kitchen door which, constantly opened
and shut, winds up by this constant going
and coming the weight of his clock. BY
means of an electric communication, the
pendulum gives motion to the hands of
several dies placed in different corners
of the mansion, so that in getting up of q
morning, and putting his nose, as they say,
out of the window, NJ. Robert Houdin sees
on the right, on the gable end of his green
house,the hour ofday.On the left, ,On the gable
end of another building, dial hand which
tells him the state of the barometer, while
directly in front is avane which shows the
direction of the wind. And now, do not
these ingenious and discreet mechanical
servants, so Obedient, of so even temper,
whose wages are almost nothing, who are
neither clustering nor awkward, who do
not break anything, who, in word, do not
make jokes or bulls, and who are conse-
quently the ideal of the model servant, need
great deal of care? Two hours u year to
renew the electric piles. 1t is but simple
truth to say that all this is arranged in a per-
lection in which you perceive the inventive
mind and hand of wonderfully skillful
| artist.
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Total francs

1t will be perceived that the product of
gold and silver in America largely exceeds
the aggregate product OF all other coun-
tries. Australia is second in the list. The
larger portion of the product in America is
in the United States.
The shipments of treasure from Califor-
mia since the gold discovery there have been
Nc fnllnWS viz.
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The Worlds supply Of Gold and
Silver.

The Bankers Magazine for January con-
tains an elaborate article, translated from
the French of NJ. Chevalier, on the annual
production of gold and silver throughout
the world. His conclusions as to the an
supply are as follows:
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THE SALOON.

The saloon of NJ. Robert Houdin is orna-
mented with some articles of special ma
ture which deserve mention. They are,
firstly, some of those charming automatic
figures which we have seen performing in
his theaters-jugglers rope-dancers, sing
ing bird, &C.; and, secondly, the singularly
curious and original autograph which was
pompously sent to him by the Arab chiefs,
with their signatures in token of their adj
miratiOn, and of their gratitude for the
teats which he performed before them in
1856.
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FOR 9AIE.
The National Hotel Property /!

VI North Public lane, opposite Union Depot
This property, the most eligible in Columbus for
Hotel or other business purposes, will be sold on
terms worthy the attention Of capitalists.
july2I-dly-jan4 II. REYNOLDS.
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H R. R.A.BEAUREPARIE,M MD.
9, ID. UUJARDIN, NJ. D,
JEAN DE LEUCHRE, NJ. d.
To GARAYoIERE DUPONT, No. ga Rue Lombard
PARIS

Sedentdry and SfudioW Occupations: Grists, Aas-
teties. or whatever tends 10 impair the Pitdk Acti0n
lead to the most Distressing and Eni61,TdssiRg Dis
orders Of the WHILE system. students Clergy
men and LIlDyers therefore. who especially Ii
able to these eaknesses should resort promptly to
Dr. DELAaARRE's SPECIFIC Pills.
A Pamphlet, containing full par icuars, with Dr.
Spanish and English, accompanies each bex, and
will be SENT by mail, free cost, to any who will
write for it.
Price 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for So.
Sold by all the principal Druggists or wi be
sent by mail securely sealed from all O6serUdtiOn.
on receipt Of the specified price by any authorized
agent, or by the sole General Agents for America.
OSCAR q. MOSES q CO., 97 Cortlandt street,
New Ork. Authorized Agents for Columbus and
vicinity, :. l.. SAMUEL & co. q. ROBERTS Il
CO., and all Dealers in Me licines. All orders by
mail promptly attended to.
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Total ..... $37 29l, 900 s4O.5OO.OOO s43 500 900
From 1890 to 1900 the production of the
gold and silver mines of Mexico is estimat-
ed at $l,354, 100000, and from 1910 to 1856
the production of the silver mines alone is
estimated at $l60,000,000.
In 1900 the ratio of production was IS
of gold to ~ of silver, in an aggregate pro-
duction of 54,0OOOO0, but now the ratio is
reversed-being 67 of gold to 33 of silver.
The augmented product of gold has di-
minished its value, while the diminishing
product of silver has appreciated its value.
The work of the mint and assay offices
of the United States, since they were first
established, has been as follows:
Gold coinage ..................... $849 536 600 10
Silver coinage. 1876 35l .8l2 SO
Copper coinage. e..................... 5535. .623 So
TOtal............... ....."..,. $9S7, ,424. .037 25
The coinage of silver alone at the Phila-
delphia, San Francisco and New Orleans
mints, from 1853 to 1857 inclusive, was
27,3S6,9l6.
Where is now this vast amount of treas
ure? Less than one-fourth of it remains
in the country. The exports from New
York in coin and bullion were, in the
years:
1861. 1896, ,25O 1884, $50, ,s25 sel
1862 ......... 50 437,C2l 1865. ...... 80 8O3 $50
1868. -. ,.... 49,754,O6e lS66....... 81 553 200
Total in six years. $256 $40 43l
Total in last fifteen years........ 592, ,327 ,759
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Grand total ,OUO VI73IJ,OO 2,4OO,57BOOO
He estimates the gross production from
1918 to 1865 at 20,609,000,0O0 francs-equal
to 81, IL, SOC, ,O0O-yiZ.:
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NUMBER 1913
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIFE-BEALTH-STRENGTIs.
LHFE-HEALTH-STRENGTIH.
LIFE-HaEALTH STRENGTH
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
S p e CIFIC Pill LIS

Are prepared by tho Messieurs Garancier 4 Du-
pont, Phsrmsceutists, o. el4 Rue Lombard Paris,
from the Prescription Of DIR. Juan ID Deamarre, Chief
Physician to the Hospital du Nord on LaribOisere.
. LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
PARIS, May 9Th 1863.
GENTLEBEN:-We have used the "SPECIFIO
PILLS" made from Doctor Delsmsrres Pre-
scription, during several years past, in our
private and public practice and have found
them most energetic and efficient Rem
edy in ca cases of ,Spermatqqrrhea o' Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly, Daily, or Premature missions: Sex
ual Weakness, or LnpOtency; Special d Derangements
of the Nervous System; Weaknesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; .ReJG0dttO1 of
the Genital Organs; W eak Spine; Affections OF the
Eyes; = Lime" or Brick Dust Deposits in the
Urine; Milky" Discharges: Paleness of the Skin,
with Sunken ekssnd Bloodless Lips; "Pinched"
Features; Irregular Action Of the Heart, and in all
the ghastly train OF symptoms arising from Over.
pso Abuses or Loss from any cause, Of the Nervous
Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any Sym ptODpdttc or Organic
1gectionS Of the GENITO- U Urinary SYsrENs, to use
these Pills. With high spect, we are yours most
sincerely,
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Price per Box, or six Roxes for AS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JANE CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared IRON, prescription OF SirJ C9arke, MD.'
Physicidn EslTdOrdiadry to tie Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
all those painful anil dangerous diseases to which
he female constitution is subject 1t mOderates all
excesses and removes all Obsructions, from whatev
er cause speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MAKRIED LADIES
particularly suited. 1t will, in short time,
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Piys should not De taken By Females durtn0
Me FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnlncy as
TIER are sure to 6ring on NtScdrrtage, but at any
other time meydre sure.
In ali cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue On slight
ertion, PalpitatiOn of the Hea t, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed; and although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron. calomel, antimOny, or anything
hurtfulto the Constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack5
age. which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGTsTs. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR
PER BOTTLE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
u is the fdte Of eUsry UdIudbIe Medicine TO BE-
H COUNTERFEITED. Be cautious, therefore, and
see that tie Letter8"T Dc N. are 6LOUn in the bottle
end that each 1orGpper bears The FAC SMILES Of th5
signatures of !. G. BALDWIN 6 co., and JOB
NOSES. So HahSut tDhich. none are genuine.
n. B.-$l.OO, with Eighteen cents for postage
inclOsed TO any authorized Agent or to the Sole
General Agent for the United States and British
mniOns,
JOB MOSES, % Cortlandt street, New York,
will insure bottle, containing Fifty Pills. by re-
turn mail, securely sealed from all observation.
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Total...... 4I3,ga7,oOO 7OI ,7s4,uOO l,Ol39IO,OOO
tries. .....lll1llO 900 275,555,OOO 1856 s66,OOO
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0bIo Statesrnarr,
A WIZARDS HOME.

Curious COuntry-HOuse of Robert
HOWdin, the French hFrestidigitateur
Automatic Doors and Gates--HOVV
HIS Servants are CaIled--DOmestic tic
Uses of ELECTRICITY, DC.
A writer in the journal deS De6atS gives
an entertaining account of recent visit to
the country-house of Robert Houdin, the
famous prestidigitateur." Houdin seems
to have shown excellent taste in the selec-
tion of site. His residence is on the left
bank of tile Loire, opposite the town OF
Blois.
Novel application of electricity and vari-
ous ingenious devices have been introduced
by M. Houdin. We translate some inter-
esting passages ....-.
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If it is carriage which presents itself at
the gate, the coachman opens the little door
just described, enters, opens the great gate
which communicates with the house by
several electric wires which set the great
bell ringing, and the rest passes off in the
same way us in the case of callers Oh loot.
If the coachman has not closed the gate be-
hind him the little table in the vestibule in
dicates it, and they know in the house that
the gate has been left open.
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Teeth at New York
Prices!

DIR. Won BONHORST would re-
turn thanks to the citizens of Lancas
ter and vicinity for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon him during his res.
idonce here, and would say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment
and increased his facilities for doing
Dentistry, he is now prepared to do
all kinds of Dental work at less prices
and in better manner, than any other
establishment in the city.
Sets of Teeth at from SIS to $40.
warranted to give perfect satisfaction
or no charge made.
Teeth filled so as to preserve them
through life, at from one dollar up.
wards.
DIR. vow BoNHoRsrs established rep.
utation in this city, as n first class Dem
tist, is sufficient guarantee that all
work done by him shall be done in tho
best possible manner.
Sta- In addition, he has secured the
services of one Of the best workmen in
the East.
RETERENcE.-AIl the principal cit.
liens OF Lancaster.
Rooms next door East of Post Office,
Main street.
Feb. T. 1867.
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st. VaIentIne,a PnrtvI

The Ladies of the Presbyterian con
gregation, assisted by others, propose
to give st. Valentines Party, (fol
the benefit of the Church, } at the City
Hall, commencing on Thursday eve.
the 18th inst, and concluding on Sat.
urday evening the 10th, with
PROMENADE CONCERT.
Bills will bc issued giving particu.
lars. Meanwhile we would call the at.
tention of our citizens to the fact that
nothing in the Festival way has thus
far this winter been presented for their
patronage, and that the occasion above
referred to will afford ample scope for
tho exercise OF liberality in behalf of a
worthy object, and opportunity fol-
enjoyment of high character. both in
the social gathering, and in the excel
lent entertainment of various kinds
which the ladies who have the affair
in hand 30 we'll know how to provide.
We bespeak for the St. Valentines
Party a generous patronage On the
part of our citizens.
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cd, untampered with, and unstipendia.
ry,-tbat every family in this county
VINO will receive it, shall receive il az
ils household treas6re,-and hat with
united effort VIC will aid the Parent So
ciety in making it To all the people OF
tbis great country, as cheap US the air
and as common as water.
With these imminent obligations
upon us, | do not hesitate TO declare.
that no man has the right to accept
Office in this or in any kindred associ.
alton, who will not determine in his
heart to devote to it portion of his
time, portion OF his energy, a por-
tlon ct his means, and the uhoLe of his
influence. II he stop short of this, he
blocks up the way against some other
better and more useful man than him.
sell, and becomes, to this extent at
least a hindrance, an impediment, an
offence.
~ With these convictions of duty / re
ceive, Reverend Sir, this Office at your
hands and | will now assume the
functions and will endeavor to dis.
charge the responsibilities of the
Chair.
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SUPERIOR HoMINY.--Mr. John b
Wolford has left with us for trial, {
sample Of hominy of his manufacture
which VIC find to be absolutely -supe.
rior to any we have ever used. Mr.
W. manufactures with machinery oil
his own invention, at his residence 81
miles west of this city, near the Beck
church, so,called. 1t does the work
well, taking off tho hull perfectly
clean from the kernel, and leaving the
latter almost unbroken. Specimens OF
this excellent hominy may be seen at
the stores of DR.. Olds and Ii. A. Ge-
belein.
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INTERESTING TO RAILROAD MEN,
We were shown, a few days since, by
Mr.. J. Bailor, model of a very ingen
ious apparatus of his invention and
for which he has obtained patent, fol
the coupling OF railroad cars in such q
manner as to insure the detachment
from the rest of tho train of any sin
gle car that may be thrown off the
track from any cause, thus obviating
the danger of its dragging any of the
other cars after it, and in many in
stances saving both life and property.
We should judge it to be well worthy
the attention of Railroad officials.
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G. A. R.-Post No. ll5 of the Or
der of the Grand Army of the Repub
lie was instituted in this city, abou
three weeks since, and is now in s
aourishing condition.
Oficers-Post Commander-Gen. J
A. Stafford.
Post Adjutant-Capt. J. NJ. Sutphen
Post Quartermaster-Lieut. Allen
Titler.
Council of Administration-Capt
Leo. Noles, George Orman, VIM Ross,
Geo. Il. Little, Chas. Heed and Robert
r. Pierce.
Capt. Emanuel Giesy has been ap-
pointed District Commander, with
power to institute Posts in each of the
townships of this county.
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LANCASTER CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
HUGH DUNCAN Principal

/
Mr.. DUNCAN will open on Mon day, Feb. IIth,
at A. NJ, in the 3rd story room ouer the First Ma
tionaI Bank Lancaster, Academy for the prepare.
tion of boys for College, intended to be permanent
institution ofthe city,
Students already enrolled will present themselves,
as above, for classification and arrangement OF stud
les. New students are also urged to meet Mr. Dun
CAN at the same time, rs even few weeks delay
will be to their disadvantage and to his
The academic year will be divided into threc ses.
sions, at sl3 per session, for the whole regular
course, English, Mathematical Classical, Scientific
and Commercial. No extras. Needful stationery
furnished
French or German, in classes Of not less than
80 per session; BOTH together, So.
A Commercial Department will be open to those
not otherwise connected with the school, at $40 per
session.
Pupils from 10 to 10 years old are at the most de.
sirable age to enter Ample opportunity will be gwen
to those who are older, to review rudiments. Con.
stant tests of pupils familiarity with common sub
jects and their practical application, will be feature
Of the entire course
GEO. H. WEBSTER,
L. II OLDS, Com
O. DRESBACH.
On and after MondIy, the 18th, text books will be
for sale at T. E. Bilhnghursts.
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY TO SOLDIERS -
No doubt now exists that the soldiers
OF 1861 and 1862, who served more
than two years, will beraid. under the
act OF July 2S, 1866 as Mr.. r. w. Tall.
madgc, Claim Agent. of this city, to-
day received payment for twenty such
claims, and informs us he is receiving
many every day. 1t was refreshing to
our eyesight, as well as accorded with
our feelings of gratitude for the SOL
dler, to see the checks on the Assist
ant Treasurer of the United States in
Now York for 500 each, which he ex
hiblted to us, and still more gratifying
to learn that the bill before Congress
TO gve'these soldiers So 33 per month
for the time they served, will probably
pass Soldiers should present their
claims of this Kind as soon as possible.
We clip the foregoing from the Co.
Iumbus Journal, and would remark
that Mr.. Tallmadge sent TO tho Hook.
ing Valley National Bank of this CITY
few days since a large number of the
500 checks referred to, being collec.
tions of bounty for soldiers. B. F.
Reinmund, Esq, is the agent of Mr..
L. here, with whom soldiers should file
their claims without delay, SO as to be
early in the field for the additional
5000 which the bill now before Con.
gress will award many of them in case
it becomes a law, as now seems proba.
bic.
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Valuable Farm for
Sale.

TVNHE FARM BELONGING TO THE WIDOW
and heirs of George W, Shoemaker dec situa.
ted about two miles North East of Plensantvlle in
Walnut township, Fairfield 60 nty, Ohio, is now "a
fered for sae on private terms
The Farm contains about is acres II land,
A,sA ofchoice Walnut and Sugar soil, and has upon
E4A il a good Dwelling House, Barn CarraRe-
house, Meat-house, Wood house, and Spring. house,;
at the latter place there are tDo very large Springs
Barn. and a stream Of water running through the
Eastern portion Of the premises. Has two good An.
pie Orchards the youngest Just beginning 70 bear
sion II desired.
For terms enquire ofthe owners on the premises
or of the pndersHn9d. .. - y. O, EITE.
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..CadweIl,s SpsotaoIs..,,

Always appreciated here, are, we
understand, in greater demand this
year than ever before; conclusive evil
denco thai they are a genuine and
meritorious Article. Mr.. Caldwell re-
mains at tho Tallmadgo House another
Oeek. Those failing to see clearly
should remember that such chances
arc Of rare occurrence.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

'I'''~ V" WV "ist uay Ol january, 1868
OFFICE OF THE AuDIToR OF STATE INsURAycr
~, DEPARTMENT, COLUMBUS, Ono Jan "a 1857 I
whereas, The Lorllard Fire Insurance Comnonv.
located az New York, in the State of New York hss
led IN thls office sworn statement of its cond,ton
az required by the first section of the act sso ram
ihte insurance Companies not Incornorated by Tho
Stale 1 OF ONO passed April 8, 1885, and amended
Feprnary y, 1861 and the act 'to regulate Foreion
insurance Compdhes," passed ApriI 8, 1865: and
whereas, SAID Company has furnished the under
signed satisfactory evidence that il is possessed of
st least One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dolars Of
actual Cash Capital Invested in Stock or bonds. or
III mortgages "i real estate worth double the amount
lor Wh'h the same is mortgaged; and, Whereas
sald company has filed in this Office written ,nstr,,
ment uhder ITS corporate seal, signed by IN. Presi
deht ana secretary thereof, authorizing any AGENT or
agents o said Company in this State to nrknoTledga
service oi process for and IN behalf Of said Comma
ny according to the terms Of said law T''
NOW therefore, IN pursuance of the first section NJ
the aforesaid act, ], James H. Goldman. Aud,tor of
STATE oi Chlo, do hereby certify that said Iorllord
flre insurance Company of New York, is anthonzed
20 transact the business Of Fire Insurance in this
state until the thrty-frst day of Jan fary, in The
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight.
lsEALl In Witness Whereof. have hereunto sinh.
scrlbed my name and caused the seal of
my office to he affixed the day and wear
above written.
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
A,I,,k.i Auditor of State.
=, - ,,- X. FRITTER, Agent.
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RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG
PEopLE.-The prospectus in our ad.
vertising columns, of this new candi.
date tor popular favor, will inform our
readers Of its scope, design and terms
of mail subscription. T. E. Billing.
hurst, our entcrprising news.d dealer,
has favored us with the February
number, and we find it to fill tho bill
in every respect. 1t will undoubtedly
take leading position among the mag.
azines designed for the entertainment
of youth. BiIlinghurst has it for sale.
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CLOSING OUT--J. N. Miller is clo-
sing out his stock regardless of cost
Bargains are unquestionably to be had
by calling on him. See advertisement.
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CITY Schools ROLL OF HoNoR.-We
find ourselves compelled, after all. to
omit the School Roll of Honor this
week, the proper type to set it being
all In use. 1t will appear in our next.
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MANY CITIZENS.

FIRST IN, THE FIELD.-K. Fritter,
Esq, is first out this season with mat
ter. of interest to insurers. See state
ment of Lorillard Insurance Company.
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FARM FOR sALE.-Any person desir-
GUS Of purchasing good farm will do
well to examine the advertisement of
Mrs. Nourse in another column.
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FURNITURE.

Healso keeps constantly on hand, fine sAEori-
ment of FURNITURE ofevsiy description, iDulud =
ing Looking Glasses Pioturs Frames, and Moulding
ofevery style and size.