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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-20
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.
, PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AND
sourHEnH LIFE INSURANCE
SOCIETY.
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT.
No. 40 BRoAD-sTREEr.
UNPA LELE D SU 20 ISL

THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
ODD of June last. only nine months aso, and has al
ready secured all annual revenue from premiums on
existing policies OF nearly s6eo,ooo rive HUE
dre6i Thousand Dolarsl. Its new business for lhe
month of December was s72,3s3 SO, insuring the
amount of s1,l57,oao. lis new business for the
month of January was s86,524 II, insuring the
amount of 81, $4,000.
One months business being greater than that done
by the largest and wealthiss Life insurance Conpa
nia, in the United States during the entire hrst
year Of their existence.
1ba Association was FIRST started by the most
we.,tbv and influential citizens Of st. Louis, for
.he nurnose of changing the current of Life Insur-
.nce and Life Insurance capital from the East to
the West and South, and as Its plan is liberal and
lust to every section, State and district the wealthy
men of the West and Sou generally are insurine
their lives in it, to the exclusion of other companes
This is shown by the fact that the policies issued
during the months of December and January are o.
An ayerange amount OF 81 1868 AZ, drawing an aver
age annual premium of s41s 20.
The largest average attained by any other compa-
nv 4, tbe United States is about 5000 to zach poll
cy, while the average size OF oil pehcies e1lsIins
this country is only about $500.
These facts speak for themselves. and show tina
tho busines, men Of the country, who have none!
to invest select this Association in preference to nj
other Institutions.
A Branch or Department is about to be establishes
here, under the supervision Of Local Board OF ID
rectors the net OF which are to De invested
this community.
M,rcb % Tyr
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CLUBS AND STARs-The following are the
cases disposed of at the Mayors Court yesterday:
Mary Roper. oolored. drunk in King.street and
had to be carried to the guardhouse on furniture
cart Fined IS; couldn't psy-"xsnt up
Antoine Wagner, white, drunk and carried to the
guardhouse on cart Fined S.; couldn't pay
event up"
Patrick Donovan, white, drunk in Broad-st1eet
Fined IS; paid.
Mr.. Mcconkey for obstructing the sidewalk with
laddSs. No case-discharged.
James Melvin, contractor. for leaving dead dog
in the street. No case-dismssed.
Robert Dickson, colored. selling fowls without Q
license. Fowls forfeited.
Mr.. scanlon for allowing tho government wagons
and an ambulance to ohstruct the street at night
Carts and ambulance ordered to be delivered to the
agent of the government
Maxwell Fields, charged with the larceny of money
from Henry Draine, colored was up before Msgts
trae Mackey. yesterday and the case continued tor
further hearing.
Henry and Joseph Mills, colored youths. were ar
rested yesterday. by lieutenant Coates and Officer
Gray, for breaking into the trunk of sallie Green
colored. Rutledge Avenue, and stealing therefrom
$50 in currency, and soue specie.
James weserfelt. colored, was arrested, yesterday,
by Lieutenant Coates and Officer Gray, for having in
his possession lot of lead piping and o copper
pump, which he could not properly account for.
A suspicious looking white man. with Roman
nose. dyed moustaobe, tied hair, and seedy cloth
ing, sailing under the aliases Of Augustus Open
helm, Charles Da Costa, and = Henriques, was
picked up In Kipp.street Yesterday by Lieutenant
Coates. for imposing tho charity Of several highly
respectable Israeite families, and 5tainiDg from
them assistance under false pretences.
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REPORTERS cauMBs.-riclets for the Msg-

REPORTERS CRUMBs.-TicEets for the Msg-
noha line omnibus II be sod at the eflcc. corner
OF Line and Meeing-stress twelve for dollar.
Fight Rev. Bishop Lynch made an appeal last
Sunday to the congregation If St. hIchaels church,
Ph1Sslphi,, in behalf Of the impoverished Catholic
Churches and religious institutions in Charleston,
and the result was collection of $500.
1t will be borne in mind by tourists that the
steamer ST. Helena leaves Market wharf to- lay, at
ten A. NJ, for the forts ard fortifcatons in the
harbor.
A pair of horses attached 70 carriage ran away in
Kingstreet night before last breaking the vehicle
up. 1t is reported to belong to Riley.
Comparatively speaking, there was very little in
interest manifested yesterday by the colored ele
ment in reference to the writs brought up in court
The Skif and Gaylord troupe left last night after
ere ltng furore here.
Instead of the indicating the beginning OF
spripg oday it looks like the advent cf full
fedged" summer.
The number OF strangers in the city and the geue-
raj DEMONSTRATIONS OF resusctahou of the pros
perity of "other days" would seem to warrant the
operin. of the Mills House by some go.a-nead
host.
Several organizations in the city contemplate tes-
timcnials to faithful officials. For tue present their
names shall be ''mum."
1t has been suggested that an equal amount of
vigilance in detecting the thieves who steal Platforms
at night, to that displayed IN overhauing the un-
fortuuates who are yictimized, would be ! proper
distribution of justice.
All the plumber at the guardhouse. recovered from
thicycs nd sold yesterday only brought ten dol
lara.
There are number of Northern drummers pass
ing through the city in search of trade. Our mer-
chants must be wide awake and up 10 the times.
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THE R1oE TIERoE.-In noticing yesterday
the mooted question Of taking of the charge usually
made in this market for de:ces in selling rice. we
wrongly said that the principal factors had agreed to
abolish the charge The truth is that the buyers of
rice are the movers in favor Of the abolition. the
firms who signed the circular which We printed be-
ing he principal dealers in this city, We have no
doubt that the factors will consider the propriety
eff making the change. and ve trust that they will
soon declare that to be the sitve fact which The
NEWS announced little ahead OF time.
We learn that special meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce win be held next week to consider and
determine the whole question.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARoH 19.-Pdoaion Ho-
tea B McKinstry Mrs ccnklins, Mrs Roseter,
Pennsylvania; Bennett, q Horbeck New York;
VIM M Geadings Michig,n; - pockerly, fe"
York; S Sandon, Florida; A Ingraham. Missouri;
E Stearns, Vim Simpson, Fernandina, Fla; j
Bailey, wife and tive daughters, Newport r 1;
Coburn, Summervlle; " Armstrong, P Coburn,
South Carolina; " Hood, Georgia; G stedman,
Blackvil!e; G W Bomar, Jonesville, c; Jarn:s B
Tollison South Carolina; T borough and vile,
John FREEDMAN and wife. S Il Moseley and wife,
MISS E A Morris, r Yoro. aeorgia; g Camp, Co.
lumbia.
Charlestsn Hetei.-James Howell, Francis McKee,
ly. Thomas Foran, John seely, Gbas Dockerty, New
York; E Ecssange, Harry Bossapge. Savannah; Jas
Gould, L Aves. Boston; g Griffin, Miss Griffin
Baltimore; Jones, wife and child, New York
HAW der, Miss Wilder, Boston; Il Neave. j
Parsons aud wife. Cleveland; Mrs James Andrew
Mrs b Andrew, Cincinnati; Rvant Boston; . L
Page and wife, ST. Louis; q R Tucker, o Semen
Savannah Mrs Stockweu T stockweu. Ban
cor. Me; T Lawton and wife. DR. Sam West, Miss
NJ Dehony, Rhode Island; B Drew, Boston; n
DeLeou Savannah; Gregg. GraniteviIle; Dir ane
Mrs s r Austin, Stewart, Mrs Eugene Kelly, chile
and nurse, New York; N Thompson Georg
Thomson, 4 Chase aud wife, Sumner and wife
Massachusetts,; GevIin, Connecticut; b Marks
F Martin. Nes York; W Buckhant, E Jenkin
and wife, New York; Bruuning, st Louis; I
Hussey, wife and daughter, L HaldemaD, Ohio;
B Nehafis, Laurene.
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ANOTHER SENsArIoN.-On the night before
last several government water carts and an ambu-
lance were found In Queen-street after hours. con-
trary to ordinance. They were taaen to the Guard
house. and carly yesterday morning therc were the
most startling rumors aaoat that ammunition wag-
ons and artillery had been secretly carried to the
Guardhouse to be in readiness to blow the wool OF
The head Of the Republican "faithful" who should
show their noses during the day. Political glove
lnots' formed on the corners and In the by ways,
and the matter seriously discussed and weighed
much TO the distress Of some OF the 'braves" who
snuffed considerable discomfort in the imperding
result. Midday the truth was asceitained, "the
laugh came in," ami the exercised "bussums" beat
to q less excited pulse.
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HOME INSURANCE CoMPANY.-Messrs. a. l..
Tobias, G. ". Williams, Francis ]. Pelzer, Henry
Cobia and henry Buist, the commissioners, will on
Monday morning oren books and receive subscrip
tions to the capital stock Of the Home Insurance
Company of Charleston, at the Office OF A. L. Tobias,
No. 100 East Bay. This is altogether what its name
conveys-a home enterprise and the high standing
and CONNER reputation Of the gentlemen connect
ed with it are guarantees that its affairs will be man
aged with intelligence and toretbought. At this time
about $780, 900 is rad cut from this Stale monthly
for premiums of fire and marine insurance, and 1t is
the object of the new company to leain and use this
casital at home Before the war local companies
were very prosperous, paying for many years siVi-
dends ranging as high twenty per cent, while
their shares sold at fifty per cent. premium There
is no reason why similar good fortune should not
attend the Home insurance Company. to which, as
: a Charleston company managed by Charleston men,
we wish full subscription list, large business and
most abundant prosperity.
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ACCIDENT UP THE RoAD.-A Mr. Crawford
and another gentleman procured horse and buggy
yesterday and went up the road on pleasure ride.
When about three miles from the city the horse
dashed off throwing the gentlemen out and slightly
injuring them. The horse and buggy returned to
the Charleston HOTEL leaving the parties up the road
10 get down the best way they could.
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THE STATE CoURT-HoN. R. B. CARPENTER
PRssrpIsa-Ia Me Common Pleas The action OF
Mayor Clark to the alte native writ Of fmandamus was
read and the further hearing of the cause postponed
until this morning.
In Equisy-The court continued the call OF the
docket, and was 30 engaged until the hsur Of ad-
iournment
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TEE NEWS dropped
into the iron advertising box at the corner OF Hayne
ard Meeting streets, before II O'Clock z. d. WILL
appear on the following morning with as much GER
ta.nty as if they were left at the office.
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH 19-HoN.
GEO. g. BAYAN PREsDNe.-The court was occupied
yesterday in hearing the hbels of D. Boyle and L.
Hayward against tho steamer Volunteer and Charles
Heinrohn, DanI Dupre and NJ. Dunn vs. the same,
her engine, tackle &c. for wages. Deas & Burnett
for Ibellant aud Ding!e Barker for respondtnts'
The case was continued over until Tuesday next
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TIE MARNER's CHURcH.-There will be
services in the Mariners Church. Church street. TO-
morrow, Sunday, at half-past ten o'clock in the
morning, and balfpast three o'clock in the after
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The PROMENADE CONCERT AND GIFT ENTER
PRISE in aid Of the widows and orphans OF thUse
members OF tho Charleston Ri1emen who fell in the
or died from its effects, promises to be an e1-
ceediugly popular and agreeable entertainment
Good music has bcen engaged. and the best OF re-
ireshments w,A be provided. Among the prizes to
be distributed are those now exhibition at Mr..
a. Hayaen's, King-street. corner of Esselstreet.
They consist o.: One tea service valued at $50; a
kettle richly arabesqued sS5; two pair castors s35
and $40; IN ice pitcher So; cake basket s12 but
ter dish and knife slo lde IS. All of these art
cles are silver. Also, six blue and red fans with
ivory handles. Each ticket will draw something.
Nothi, will be wanting in preparation to rake the
festival second to none and equal to any that has
ever been given here, and the preparations making
warrant ite belief that 1t will be success In every
particular.
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TIE AMERICAN House, Boston, has large
and airy family rooms. quiet and retired although
in the centre of business and places Of amusement.
This house has no superior in New England.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIE ATTENTION If dealers is called to the
sale of J. A Enslow & Co., on Accommodation
wharf, this day.
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10 TIE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
Observation-Disclosures "WaANNs' RAW BONE sU.
PERrHosPHATE OF LIME 10 be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market. and superior to many.
and being desrous of having it thoroughly tested.
we have concluded 10 offer the following Premiums;
1st For the largest yield Of Cotton from an acre Of
land, Silver Pitcher worth s10o. Cd. For the sec.
ond largest yield of Cotton from an acre Of land,
Silver Pitcher worth $50. 3d. For the largest yield
OF Corn from an acre of land Silver Goblet worth
s25
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANSs'" RAW BONE sUPERPHosPHArE alone is
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish satistacto evidence OF the amount pro-
duced on the acre, and statement Of the manner IN
which they applied the manure. limited amount
only Of this Phosphate will be distributed during the
season Prices. delivered on the cars at Charleston,
s65 per ton, cash; $40 for approved city accept
ances, payable 1st Novemner.
CLAGHORN, HERRING CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, s. c.,
And No. Z Warren Block, Augusta. Go.
February 2S limo
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AUCTION SALE THIS DAY.
J. A. ENsLow & Co. will sell at II O'Clock, on
Palmetto Wharf, fifty barrels clayed molasses.
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CHANGE OF TIE BK1L.-On and after tonight,
st. Michaels bell will be rung at eight and ten F. IL
instead of seven and nine, as heretofore.
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THE SEAsoN.-Melchers & Muller have open
ed their Lew stock Of fashionable dry goods at NO.
CIT King-street See advertisement.
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THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMEBIoA.-We
publish this morning the advertisement of the Lite
Association Of America, company which, in the
course Of nine months, has secured annual reve.
nuo, from premiums on existing policies, Of nearly
half million of dollars. This as We understand it,
is but the natural result Of the system upon which
the company was established. well tried and por-
ular plan was adopted. This was the first STEP and
then sufficient number of the merchants and CAPT.
taiss ofst Louis insured their lives to put tic COM
pany upon sound basis. So the company Obtained
large paying business without the expenses for
agents and advertising, which in the first years press
30 heavily upon new companies. We may rdd that
it is part Of the systepi of the complny to invest in
each district the premiums received in that district,
so'thas no m -ney paid to this company for prem:-
ums will DO drained out OF the state
The following extract from article published by
the Insurance Monitor" the independent and re-.
spectacle organ Of insurance interests, will show the
estimation iu which the company Is held:
LIFE associate OF AMERICA.
The advertisement of this company will 2t':7cs
unusual attention; not that II has seen uncommon
thing life companies to be formed III 81. Louis
during the past year, but because 1t is uncommon
Tor auy company. East or West, old or new. o secure
such substantial reco.nl ion OF public confidence as
the business OF ihis company tor Dc.cmOer 4Aot-.
The premiums tor the sDg'e month on neW bus ness
foot the princcly sum OF sEvENTY-rwo THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
The company attributes its remarkable success to
the tact OF its being purely mutual company, divid
in oil ats profits among policy holders and if thsts
not good ground tor popularit:, our observation
has been at fault. The giants of the day mutual,
and it rem inns to bc seen whether any other plan
will ever commend itself to tnc American public.
We understand it to be tho iutest:oh the associ-
at on 70 beard tue lion his deu and plaut at
branch Office this city, whereit will comp te with
the well established Eastern companies for the hon
ors OF the orient.
The office of the Charleston department is at No.
40 Broad-strcet, where all desired information may
be obtained.
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THE PRopR1EToRs OF 'Whann's Raw Bone
superpbosphate OF Lime cordially invite farmers,
dealers aod others interested in procuring frst-
class manure, to call and examine their works, see
process of manufacture, and inspect the materials
used. They have no secrets, give full value. and
guarantee their Phosphate to come up to the itan
dard analysis. ClaQhorn, Herring & Co. are the
agents for the sale Of it in Augusta and Charleston
February g limo
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNIzED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULA7YoN IN THE CITY OF cHARLfSToS'
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REAAN-
ING IN THE PoSToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVlS-
JOINS OF THE NEW POSTOFPICE Law.
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AW AY

He is prepared to make Shirts to order with th,
utmost dispatch; aud his assortment of ready -made
Shirts is so full that buyers can be ftel at mo.
ment's notice. For proof of these statements call
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The ofaees of Holy Saturday will begin at A. N.
81. Aary's-Thursday, Frday and Saturday, Mass
at A. IL.
81. Patrieks-Palm Sunday, Mass at A. N.
Bl ssing and distribution of palms at 10 A. NJ fol.
lowed by High Mass. Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Mass at 7 A. II. Thursday, Mass at "a. NJ,
and High Mass at ga. NJ. Friday and Saturday.
Mass at ga. M.
ST. ephs-Palm Sunday. Office of blessing palm
at GA. N. Boly Thursday. first Mass at 7 A. M.
second Mass at Q A n. Good Friday. service at 9
A. NJ. Hoy Saturday. service ccumences at Z A. N.
81. Paurs-Maundy Thursday, 8 A. n. Good Fri
day, 8 A. II. holy Saturday. NJ.
So. Peter's-Holy Thursday, Mass 611 A. NJ. Good
Friday, exercises of the holy Agony, 3P. n.
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GIVEN

be viii return the money. His charges are so rea
sonable as an ost to make buyers believe the article
arc given
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AT SCOTT'S

Star Shirt and Furnishing Goods Emporium,
Meeting street. nearly opposite Market Hall.
January 6mos
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THE STATIC OF SOUTH CAROLINA
GREENvlLLE COUNTY.-IN oHANoERY.
Wyman, Byrd d Co., Us. Grady 8 HaUthorn.
Bill to Foreclose Mortgage, &c.
BY virtue OF the decreta order Of his Eonor, Judge
James L. orr, In .de in the above case, Will seu
TO the htghest bidder at Gree eIvle Courtnouss, on
MONDAY, the .th Of April next.
The PREMISES describe I'd In the pleadngs, VIZ:
An that PIECE, PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND
situsted In the County of GreenH le. se"" ,,,ios
from the Courthouse and SIX irc rrn the GreenviIle
Railroad Depot yip" =. Doth sides Of Reedy RIver
ooatainirg, 1our hundred and ninety.nine acres.
more or less, in high state OF cultivation Upon
the place Is located the well known Cotton and Wool
Factory Of the defends ts The Cotton Factory is In
full operation, with some nine hundred ana my
epindos and twent -four looms; tho Wool Factory
with hundred and twenty mule spindles, is also
In good order and successful ops alton. On the
premises are good Flouring, Gnst and Saw Mills,
with blacksmith shop-tuo com orfable dwelling
houses and several small framed houses for the
operatives. with nice brick church. The wster
rover at si seasons s sufficient to drive three times
the amount Of machinery now In operauon. Tho
country is remarkably healthy With climate un-
surpassed In the United Suites, with sooer inous-
trious and energetic popul alton. Wooded LANDS aa-
jaceut well tmbered, can be purchased at reasona-
BILE prices TDis ia the best oppo unity TOR an IN
yestnent to capitalists that has boon offered IN tho
up-couutry since the war.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers ana
stamps ". A: moDaN4hL, v. y. W
Clerks Once, February I'd, 1859.
March 6 6Wo
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TEE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at SIX DOLLARS year IN advance OF
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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GOOD FRIDAY
u0rY RATuRnAY.

Tbs Mass Of the presanctiaed will commence G
A. NJ. Stations Of the Cross in the evening at
p M
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tHolyday Of obligation this year, The morning
offices will begin at halfpast 10 O'Clock P. h., al
which time the consecrations Of the holy oils will
,ke n,ace
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COLLARS

will also be sold a. such prices as to defy compt
ton, and i. satisfaction Is not
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HOLY WEEK.-To-morrow will be Palm Sun
day, the opening day of Holy Week. The religious
exercises of the week in The Catholic Churches will
be as follows:
CataedraI-Thc Office of Tenebra will begin at
P. NJ. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings. Sermons after the Office of Tenebr@, on We'd
nesdsy by Rev F. J. shsdler, thursday Very Rev. T.
Birmingham, Friday Rev. DR.. Moore.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-19

r U r N I TU RE ROOM
JOHN GUELICH.
DESIRES to inform his old friends and customers
that. having enlarged his shop and increased his
facilities for manufacturing he is now nrenar.d
TO make to order such furniture as NAV he de.;r
ed, In good style and at cheap rates for cash n.
mostly has on hand at his Flu piture Rooms -
varied assortment of furniture, among which +,
BUREAUS AND sIDEBOARDs.
"ard1obes and Book cases; Centre, Sofa. ParIor
breakfast and Dining extension Tables.
Common, French-posts, Cottape :Jor
ny-L1nd and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS. WORK STANDS u.r
RACKS, WASH STANDS, DC.
Spring seat, Cain bottom, and parIo, c,.;
And common and other Chairs
l. o K G-GLAS ASsEs
of every description on hand and new c,.ss. o.
Ola frames, which viii be put il on yery
reasonable terms on short notice
he also keeps on hand. furnishes to order, Hair
oorn-husk, Hair and Cotton top Mattresses.
COrFINS, OF EVERY KIND.
MADE to order, and funerals attended with .
Hearse. whenever desirable
Also, House painting done to order
Inc above, and many other articles are Furnished
TO customers cheap for CASH OF exchanged for an.
proved country produce. Cherry Maple PopIar
Lln-wood and other Lumber suitable for tbe bns;'
ness, taken in exchange for furniture
hemem Der the shop is on Market street. CIear-
neld, and nearly opposite the "Old Jew Store"
december 4 1861 JOHN GUELICH