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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-16

Limos, etc, s IL Il d Q n
+ Cuisines Of II Eat. Burning in the Flesh,
Constant I'm, Sinings of Evil, and
Greet depression OF Spirits.
Tn"-" ic,ue.iies will efectually cure Liver
81 'aiat in1u.'j"H Dyspepsia, Chronic Nervous
l. hlHy. ChruHfc Darilg i Disease Of the Kidneys.
ari all Dtsetses arising from a DisorlorcI Liyci,
Stomach, or Intestines.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-16
CAUTION.
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IIpGau,,s German, E,tfp.s. aer bottle 81 60
half dozen 3 TO
1foofians German T+jc tut upin quart bottles, l 30
per boiilr, IN a hali dozen fg 30
g. Du not forget ~ examine well the article you
buy, in oraes to get tie genuine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-01-16
WIN. III. TUTlIiLL, Treasurer.
Upton, January 10Th, 1868.

tease" Ne Aldrich House. in this cry
a1ihrWill take possession about the 1st O
/February. He Is an old hand at til.
business, and will use his best cncrr.e,
to make the ".ildricl House equal te
any hotel in the State. 1t will he refit
ted and refurnshcd and with other sub
stantial improvements will certainly
attract the attention of travellers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
IMPEACHMENT,

The all absorbing question Of the
dav, IS the impeachment Of the Presi-
dent. All eyes are now turned to-
ward the Senate. and waiting anxious
d the trial that is to decide whether
the disgrace Of impeachment shall rest
upon ANDREW Johnson for high crimes
and misdemeanors in violating laws
- Lad sworn to enforce Friday, the
18th, was the day on which he was
cited to appear and answer to the
harges preferred against him by the
House Of Representatives. On that
aag the President, By his counsel, HEN
NJ SrASBERRY, B. J. CURns and THos.
IA. NELsoN-appeared IN the Senate,
and asked for forty Gays time IN which
10 prepare for the trial After con
siderable discussion and argument on
both sides, ten days was the time
agreed opon by the court, by a vote OF
70 10 10, Mr.. WADE declining to vote
and Mr. Van WINELE. Of West Yer
e.n.a, voting with the Republicans
On Monday next the case will again
be taken up. and, unless further delay
IS granted, the trial viii proceed
Probably. however, considerable time
II, be occupied in the argument o.
assious that Will be brought for.
sara for the purpose Of delay. The
news, however, viii be looked for with
much anxiety, and viii be laid before
oar readers at as early a day as posi-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

a SNAKE STORY The following
sna Ike story from CAsKELL' s MAGAZINE
Is actually enough to make ones CHG
non stand on end:
''ln speaking of snakes I am remind.
ed Of an anecdote | once heard of the
wife of an Indian railway official. who
was trimming with large knife some
plants which torme ed border to flow
er-bed. She was cutting the ops off
and while so engaged she was scared
by seeing the coils Of one of the most
deadly serpents of the country amongst
the leaves. With loud shrek She
dropped the knife and the plants, and
a man employed in the garden ran to
her assistance. On hearing the cause
of her alarm, he sought to Kill the
snake with his hoe the creature was
plainly to be seen writing about. but.
"lthongh struck, it made no effort to
escape. or turn on Its aSsafiaut At
last 1t lay motiOnless, and the garden
er ventured to pick it mp, when he
found 1t was headless. To the horror
OF the lady, the head was discovered
among the leaves which she had
thrown down on seeing the snake
she had grasped it unconsciorslv
among the tops of the plants. and
with her garden knife had severed it
from the body. The bite of that spe
cies of snake was usuellv fatal in six
hours"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
AN exchange. which spretends to be

An exchange. which ,pretends to be
Republican, but is always ready to
throw brickbats at Union men and
apologize for traitors, says:
)" are amazed that the telegraph
ers ana newspapers are paying so lutte
attention to the Preat march OF Sci
geant Bates thro lgn the South 1t is
certainly far more solemn. majestic.
impressive and picturesque than the
feat Of the pedestrian, Weston,
which attracted universal notice a few
months ago. Not only is there a
deep moral purpose underlying the
march, but it has intimate bearings
upon reconstruction, practical politics,
Southern loyalty, Johnston's policy.
and the next Presidential campaign. "
This Is all nonsense. The fact is,
that when the bet was made, in
pursuance Of which Sergeant Bates is
making his great march, word was
passed through the South to offer no
obstlcal to his progress, but to cheer
HIM on his way. Consequently, in
Jackson, he divided the honors with
JEFF. Davis. Cheers for the flag are
easily given but where are the he
role deeds A little buncombe is a
iudicious thing. And none could be
cheaper than for the South to rally
around Sergeant Bates t1ag-or more
transparent. This talk about "deer
moral purposes. with all its init
mate bearings" etc, is supremelv
ridiculous.- Chicago Journal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
- Rfsxax AB,r ADVENTURE or A Cow.

- REHARE ABfE ADVENTURE or Cow.
"A gentleman Of undoubted veraeity
In the town of Englishville, Kent.
county, Mich, sends the Detroit -Ad-
vertaSev statement that seems almost
incredible, but which he asserts is
known to be true by many of the best
citizens of that vicinity, who can
vouch for it. In the spring Of 1865
Mr.. Conrad House, well-to-do farmer
OF that town, owned COW, which
was taken sick soon after calvlng.
No cause could be ascertained, but
she ate but little, would frequently
groan and seemed to be in great pain,
and grew thin in flesh. Not desiring
to use the milk of diseased COW, the
calf was allowed to run wlth her until
the following fall, when one day Mr..
| House, in passing the animal, discov-
! cred protuberance on the abdomen
| Just back of her chest On examining
| 1t closely, he found a stick of wood
| protruding from it. This ne pulled
out, and, to his establishments, found it
a hickory stick, % inches long, three
fourths of an inch in width, and three
eighths of an inch in thickness in the
center, bat thinner a each end. The
COW soon regained her usual health,
and is now we'll and hearty 1t was
| then recollected that the little bows
had hickory bow, to shoot arrows
with. on the hay NOV shooting at TRAITS,
which they unbowed( that is, took the
string off the bow) and threw on
the hay, where it was left and could
not subsequently, be found. The only
conclusion that can be arrived at is,
that, IN feeding the hay, the bow, be-
ing IN the hay, the COW got the string
IN her mouth while eating hay, and
that 1t was got into the animals
throat so that she could not expel it.
and 1t passed into the stomach, and
thence, by some unaccountable mode.
| found its way out as above described
1t must have remained in the creature
about four months.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

OVAL Glass Top-Rosewood and walnut.
CONE Glass Top-Rosewood and Walnut.
FRENCH Glass Top Rosewood and Walnut
AOULDED PANETED-Rosewoo and walnut.
And in fact all kinds Of Coffin. usually kept in She Tn
dertaker's Department Also, Shrouds Of all descrip
tions, and Prices to suit the Customers; all o.
which can be had by applying P. GEORGES Furni-
ture Rooms two doors East of PresIey Bros Harness
shop, or directly opposite F. Millers Grocery Store
High street, Mineral Pont
Aft THEOPHILUs GEORGE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
TIE VOICE ERnm NV In,ns,rrn,.

THE VOICE From New HAMPsHIRE.
Never before, in the history of the
State, was so large vote polled. 1t
IS the Inauguration of the Political
fashions OF 1868. 1t not only means
the election of General Grant and the
deposition from Office of Mr.. Johnson.
but the ultimate and complete triumph
Of the Congressional policy of recon
struction. The subversive policy OF
the Executive failing, the obstructive
policy of the rebels kept. and still
keeps, the South in a condition Dor
derlng upon anarchy and universal
bankruptcy but few more such eIec-
tions will destroy the last vestige of
rebellion and give rs peace. and the
South the beginning of renewed pros
perlty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
iNDEfENUfz-IT JUnIfIsRY.

Our Democratic exchanges, and the
Democrats generally, hereabouts, pre-
tend to be anxious Tor the success of
their candidates for Supreme Judges,
the purpose, as they say, of ,'secur-
az an independent Judiciary" What
they mean by independent Judiciary
Il difficult to determine. If it Is that
Judges should be selected without re-
gard to politics, why did they call a
political convention for the nomina-
tion Of candidates? If they mean
that Judges should not be politicians,
Why ala the select, as their candi-
date for Chief Justice. one of the most
ardent and devoted politicians in their
ranks? They certainly connot mean
that the present iucumbents have per
flitted political bias to influence their
decisions upon the Bench, for they
know that such has not been the case.
Their only object is to get votes for
tire Democratic candidates and If
they can secure for them the votes Of
.gHablicaus, by any misreprescnta-
g.ou. they viii DO so and, after cleo
son laugh at the crcdulity Of those
.hae deceived Democrats Will vote
4ar the Judicialcaudidates nominated
y the convention Of their party. Let
alI Republicans follow their example
and vote for the candidates of their
own party.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

TIE prospect for an early opening
f the Strates and the resumption oil
navigation between the upper and
lower lakes. Is not very encouraging.
Mr.. John Bates writes under date of
hacklnac, February 26, stating that
Immediately after the middle of Feb.
ruary three days thaw was exper.
fenced in that region, followed by in.
tensely cold weather Subsequently
a great snow-storm set in, and the
writer declares that fences and small
houses were at that date buried, and
the roads impossible for horses.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

NV HNwsHIRE E1EcTIoN.-The
Election in New Hampshire, being
tae first state election in this year IN
ehisl a President IS to be chosen,
conducted warmly by both parties,
AMI ll.e result has been the success of
.ta Republican ticket by little over
5000 majority, with both branches of
the Legislature strongly Republican
Residential patronage and Doolittle
oritory wero not sufficient to induce
the people Of New Hampshire to de-
-ert the principles Of truth and JUS,
sIce.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18


The New SENATOR FROM KENTUCKY.
The following, from the Lexington
spondcnt of the Cincinnati Com.
"leTeiaI, gives racy picture of the
new Kentucky Senator, in which. We
ny pleasantly, he gives Us to under
stand, that the noble O. Senator is a
drunkard, a gambler, and libertine !:
lie is a rough, old fellow, always a
little dirty in his personal appearance ;
but cleverer man than Thomas c.
MeCreery does not live. He loves
women; Is a good Judge Of the pure
article OF bourbon, and goes to horse
races. lie keeps a fine stable of
horses. and has a fine track on his own
farm, where he amuses himself with
running his stock. or having scrub
races with his neighbors. Ask him
where the prettiest women are raised.
the bravest men live. the finest horses
bred, or the best Bourbon to be had.
and he viii strike his chest with his
right hand and answer with the pride
of Logan, :" In Kentucky. sir. and
nowhere else, sir = He is quiet.
good-natured man; but insult ann and
he VIII tight IN minute"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
TO CONSUMPTIYEs

The hEy- EDWARD 4. WILSON will send free Of
charge to all who desire IT, the prescription with the
directions Tor making and using the simple remedy by
winch ne was cured Of lung affection ard that dread
disease Consumption His only objects 10 benefit the
aHlcted and he hopes every suerer VA try his pre-
scrption, il will cost them nothing and NAV prove
a blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
No. les South Seeond, Street. amsburgh, New
York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

The Copperhead press has all Of
sudden found out that the New
Hampshire election was of no account
the flood was not much Of shower.
after all. They did not think so IN
til the returns began to pour in. The
morning OF the election, the Detroit
Free Press used the following language:
:" But the extraordinary enthusi-
asm of the Democrats has partly made
up for what they lacked in money.
The ablest speakers on the Demo
cratic side have volunteered for the
campaign and keep their opponents III
every part Of the State. Wherever
a dozen voters could be collected to-
gether they have fought the battle of
the Union, the Constitution and the
life of the Republic. The conse-
quence IS that the people of New
Hampshire have been fully aroused to
the vital Importance Of the issues to
be decided by them to-day, aud never
have they appeared more anxious to
learn the right way out eff the diff
cultIes and embarrassment in which
radlcalism has placed the country !"
We quite agree with the Free Press
that the people Of the Granite State
were fully aroused, and were evident
y searchers for the right way
Chicago E'venlng Journal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

I1PE KEEPs THE HEART WHOLE
The Darlington Democrat says the
Democratic gain in New Hampshire is
such IS 10 give an assurance that the
Democrats viii carry the State in No
yemher by a good majority. The
Chicago Tunes says the Republican
na5ority IS about the same as last
year Where Is your gain, Mr. Dem
aarg. IT you have no better reason
% hope for success than that Of the
result in New Hampshire. You may as
wel5 hang ap tie fiddle"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
INFORMATION

Information guaranteed produce luxuriant growth
or hair upon bald head beardless face also rec
ipe for the removal Of PmF.es Blotches EruptioDs,
etc, on the skin, leaving the soft, clear. anG
beautiful be obtained without charge by address
ing THOMAS +. CHAPMAN CHExISr,
623 Broadway, New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

II "straws show which way the
wind blows, the wind is blowing right
\ few weeks ago, Gen. BEATTY, Re
publican candidate for Congress in the
eighth district Of Ohio, was elected by
an increased majority of near zoe
votes. Now the telegraph states,
that Syracuse. y. Y, Democratic
city, has elected the entire Republican
ticket by good maiorities.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
fAew Advertisements.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
DCBLtC noticeis hereby given that the Co-p.rtner.
Il ship heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the name stvle and firm Of Tramel 4 Jones in
the Hardware Iron and Tin business is this dav i.
solved by limitation and mutual consent Said Tr4mel
will pay all claims against the late firm and is
hereby authorized and empowered to collect all debts
due the said firm.
JOHN P. TRAMEL,
l.. w. JONES.
Mineral Point, March H. 1865. 4w-12
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

as Ii Mr. Johnson, Intellectually.
i is uat the duty Of Democrats 50 as
sumo lis defense He IS not their
election he has not been an expo
nent Of shcir policy. - Chicago Times
Yet none but Democrats DO as
sumo his defense; and his policy -
and theirs are 50 much alike that even
tha Times, wi5A all its hair splitting
skill. cannot tell the difference.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

The official vote of New Hampshire
shows a Republican majority of :, $50.
The Republican majority in the rs
sembly IS thirty four.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

~ Cleveland and Toledo. and
throughout that part Of Ohio. great
damage has been done BY the frreshet.
We also hear Of serious damage IN
New York. Canada. Michigan, and
some parts 6 Illinois. Indiana and
~ lscousin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

IL 1868, ex-Gov. VANCE, whom the
Democrats of North Carolina have
nominated for governor. delivered him.
self of the following beautiful gem of
Democracy -
Boys fight until Hell freezes
over, and then fight on ice Fight.
until you fill Hell SO full of Yankees
that their feet viii stick out Of the
windows ;"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
DR.. III. S. LAWRENCE,
Look Here. Yes !

Y ow is time to get good pictures kinds and
sizes, from the smallest EN- picture to the largest
Photograph.
If you want Gem pictures ten for one dollar, go to
TANDERBIE.
II you want Yignette Photographs, go to WANDER
BE.
If you want large size photographs go to WANDER
II you want good picture that will look some like
you 60 TO YANDE RBIE.
If you want to ornament your ro-m go 10 WANDER
BE and get large size photograph taken in frame.
- II you want beauty of a picture, go to WANDER
BE and get Porcelain picture taken.
If you have never got a good picture taken go to
VANDERBILT and try ADMINISTRATION or no charge
II you want Pictures Copied to any size required go
to VANDERBILT.
If there is anything you want done in the line of
Photographing, consult VANDERBIE, before you go
elsewhere Mind what he does he does tastefully,
fany one wants the complete instruction in
the Art, go 10 VANDERBILT.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

OK every hand We hear the piteous
cry-"Has not the South suffered
enough ?" We think she has aud.
hence. do not wish to inHict upon her
the Democratic party. Her present
and her past Affections were imposed
by that organization.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

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Scrofula, serofAous Swellings and Sores. Skin Dis
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Scad Hes1, Ringworm, &c
syphilis FenereGI Disease is expelled from the
system by the prolonged of this SarsBpsra, and
the patient is left in comparative health.
r e11die Diseases caused by Scrofua in the
blood. and often soon cured by this Extract OF
Sarsaparilla. -
Do not discard this valuable medicine because you
have been imposed moon by something pretending 10
be Sarsapari la while ii When you have used
of Sarsaparilla. For minute particulars of the
diseases it Cures refer you to Ayers American Al
manae which the agent below named viii furnish gratis
to all who call for it.
Ayers Catnartic Pills, fer the of Costfveness,
Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dysentery, Foul
Stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Heartburn,
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erywhere.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

THE WRITING on THE WALL" is
being played at the theater in Salt
Lake City. Very suggestive.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
Remember Remember.,
An DE EiNDEREEE.

Is well equipped with Light, Instruments Stock &c
ana mas had very large practical experience in the
ART tie, alone, operates at Moffetts. Remember a,
MoFFETr's. C II MoFFFTT "
3tf VASDFRRTE O,aro.or
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
A YER'Se SARSAPAR1LLA.

rs AcONCENTRATED
extract Of the choice
root, so combined with
other substances of .till
greater Alternative power
rs TO afford an effectual
antidote for diseases Sar-
sapariiia Is reputed to
cure. such q remedy is
surely wanted by those
Who suffer from Strumous
complaints, and that one
which will accomplish
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-02
'Wsasl SPRING rTRADEloIalsgdFI

81 co. Iit8gat ~-..asmsE@H Yaath 1858
i'awaa,' SPRING nTRADEloIaisyd4
vTvHE undersiened, retdfning 'hls rhsssxs 70 M
Mefthsbtsl sndl stheFs who have, favored Airn
with ihsir psarmsge. tshss ple-ease inanscsnc,pgt
friends end We pubic that be now abs 10 m0Ae
further leluction ~ the whoIesh i.
LAD a,fsg5InTlN WARE I'M, 4, .'3,,.s'.
and BY psiag Ne best Eaterial and yelling hjmsef a.
he pse 81 lie most Improved Machll w. a. AfIets
TN WARE, WH0LESARE AM RFTIAI.
d suiesiof qualify 10 any Hianuarsl - slsswher
N the Etsse.,9t in 9isGN niil g9GiE9A fg,4ass
Hsstill ofIerst aske ineScbapgepns kies Of good
barsers hut docs not want 70 sel Tin Ware, o. Jog
Z LIE. q. PoGUE,
$50 ~ Il 49, y .iii!lsbetough, N c.
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.oN.sA.LE.

~ ,a,gs. ON SALE. ...,.s,..s
TO KEGS Nails, By the Neg. ,nllaas. 49,.
- 81 Boxes SNUFF. Virginia Belle, 4
i 800 Bales 70 Dor, SIS Oh per boz.
'.a4' or 10 ernis per bale, q aAaahhi.i4s atd
II Sheet iron stI cents Per poosd. sie8ss
!. Russis Sheet Iron q IS cents PER pound.
Il Sheet Zinc ~ 20.ccnis per louod. In a,zvs
IN 500 ibs. bcst Leaf l,ssd. N sp,.f,sg go
800 lbs, Sugzrs, sssor,esl,
100 lbs. best Soda. a@&
800 lbs Coffee, best Hic, .s'3'"at aaHasa3'
~" Pepper spice and Gmgert abaas.El
a@f boz sfsery Gns Chewing Tcbact6. a0,f.s
For sabs W 'sas ~ ~, - .gsg All
eatar .rt .af E. n. POGUE, M.
49, .srr go HlllsboIougi,.
FEB. II. as
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NEW. GOODS.Fy
n An now opening d General Assortment Of Goods,
a al pricesio suil these hard .imesstor cash and
barter. I, n & n. 49,. .,s IA. IL .sfY
THE CARQLTNA FARMER.

DELIEylNG that the interests Of the Farnsss
- and Planters u this section demand the Pub4i.
cation Of periodical devoted TO the advancement d
Agriculture in the two Caronas, we have de.csmis,
"a TO establish such sp<riodicaL the title 81
THE GA RULlNA FARMER, and will issue the
iirS number 40 soon as a sufficient number Of Sub.
scibers are obtained 10 pay reasonable share Of the
crpcase Of publicsiion.,x ,.ytr.ttt4
The Farmer wiz be issued monthly at - pei
annamsin advance will contain notices. than thirty.
two large double~coiumn pages Of reading matter
bound in handsome covers and in typographical
axsru,ion will nos he surpassed by any Agricultural
Monthly in the cosntry. .ss..s
Being determined 10 do whatever energy will &C.
csmplish in. nakiss the Farmer worthy the support
OF tho intelligent r1inters and Farmers Of North Ca
soIina and South Carolina and desiring to introd0cs
il into every eouay in ihose Staies,we wish 70 EN-
poy active Agents ct every Posl-oice, 70 whom ths
most liberal inducements will he offered. III l
Our exchanges 10 the Two Carelinas win confer
favsf which we ~aI glad TO secrrocae. by giving
this announcemeRt few Insertions in their adyedis
ing columns. with ssoh editorial comment as the,
think the pydbatle value Of sach aperiodcss az v,
propose pubiishng may justify.
Address all communicate ens 20
VIM. H. BERNARD
July LIS Wilmington, NC.
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FCRNITljRE WARE ROOMS.

VNHE subscriber would respectfully the pub
i lie, that he Is sin doing business on Wake
street., between King and Tryon and keeps on hand
and makes to order, any description Of Furniiur,.
Uphols,eringI dene with neainess. Gvilt Mouljines
f,r picture frames. Walnut and common weed Cof-
ias on hand. and furnished al short notice.