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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
NORTH CAROLINA WOMEN FOLKS"

Typical Housewife of the Old North
stats-Family Life.
The North Carolina women folks
lead very different lives from those in
the New England or middle states. A
recent visitor gives the following account
Of the typical housewife in the old
North State, which is of interest: The
old lady and her daughters, with their
own hands, make nearly all the clothes
the family has. There was time when
the old woman spun the thread and
wove the cloth, and she maintains now
that there is no other thread 80 good to
darn with as the thread of her own spin.
ming. So she keeps her old spinning
wheel for occasional use and for spiritual
comforts and last year she gathered cot
ton from the field, which she followed
with her own fingers on its long journey
from the stalk to the stocking.
The Homework and the gardening
ere the only employment of the women,
but they seems always to be busy. Once
. week they boil the clothes in pot sus-
pended from the tops of three poles,
which are placed in the front yard near
the well. The monotony Of wash-day is
often relieved by fishing for the bucket
with the pot hooks. Cooking is very
simple thing, for the frying-pan and the
pot do their whole duty. Indeed, the
frying-pan is the origin of all their all
ments, certainly of the old lady's dys-
pepsia, of the children's thin, gristly
faces and the oldest boys necessity for
sTog. Fried bacon for early breakfast
will postpone the millennium anywhere;
odd to that fried sweet potatoes, and an
active outdoor life and perfect atmos-
phere must do their best to keep natur-
ally robust people from groans.
The frying-pan is worse enemy Of
man in all this country than whisky or
politics. When all the ground is yell
low with mellow apples, and the odor of
peaches and grapes is blown over every
breakfast table, nobody eats fruit except
between meals" and the very chickens
have the pleasure of life taken because
neither boiler nor oven awaits one of
them. but always the frying-pan In the
evening after supper and before early
bedtime the boys sometimes play on
their fiddles, their feet accompanying
the three tunes they know, The Arkan-
Aw Traveller" FISHERS Hornpipe," and
The Old North State" while the rest of
the family hold their hands in silence,
and many an evening these fine intelli-
gent adults sit the livelong hours hold
ing their hands, saying now and then
word, as If by accident, and pretending
70 do nothing; yet they are happy. The
art Of resting has not been SO well Guilt
waited anywhere else. True, the old
woman does ply her knitting needles,
stopping now and then to remark, while
she rubs snuff, that her old bones feel
sstreaks' Of rheumatism, but that it is
hard to wear out an old leather string.
The girls sometimes have outings, and
there are the parties" Of country soci-
ety.-Ben: Perley Poore.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
Grouth of Human Hair.

The average thickness Of one of the
hairs Of the head is about 400th part Of
m inch, and its rate Of growth about q
line and half per week, or from six to
seven inches year. Surprising . man
70 have had fifty years growth at seven
inches year. he would have produced .
crop Of the splendid length Of about
thirty feet.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
The seine,s Wsshinx Barrs..

There are more than fifty huge wash
ing barges on the banks of the Seine, in
France, which are made use Of through
the year by no less than $1,000 washer
women The government wants TO re-
move these barges to avoid the contami.
nation of the water.-Paris Letter.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
Ni,ro-eiyesrins . Heart stImulent.

DIR. Burroughs writes In scientific
magazine that nitro-glycerine is now
used in minute quantities as a heart
stimulant far superior TO brandy. Two
drops Of per cent. solution are equiv
alent 10 an ounce Of brandy, and the
effect In the collapse Of fevers and GER
tain poisoning cases il immediate. --Ex-
change.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
Kinds Of Color Biindnsss.

There are four kinds Of color blind
ness, proper-red, green, violet and
total, occurring in the order stated in
frequency, violet blindness being quite
rare.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
Pointing To the Cresceot.

Il zee one Of Dod's inger-nails," ssid
little Syeor old, pointing to the crescent
moon in the evening sky; hes been
pairing his nails and one has dropped
through. Transcript.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02

The original meaning Of the word
Halifax Is red hair, Of Colfax black hair,
q rsirfax blonde hair.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-09-02
Uneq uaIed.

For the relief and cure Of all diseases
OF the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bowels, the value Of Ayers Cathartic
Pills cannot be overestimated. This
remedy is also unrivaled in curing
Rheumatic and Neuralgia affections.
For keeping the Stomach, Bowels,
and Liver In good working order, / have
never found any medicine equal to
Ayers Cathartic Pills. / always use
this remedy when occasion requires.
Randolph Morse, Lynchburg, Va.
About FIVE years since, my son became
cripple from rheumatism. His Joints
and limbs were drawn out of shape by
the excruciating pain, and his general
health was very much impaired. Medi-
cines did not reach his case until he
commenced taking Ayers Pills, three
boxes Of which cured him. He is now
as free from the complaint as II he had
never had il, and his distorted limbs
have recovered their shape and pliapcy.
William White, Lebanon, Pa.
After suffering, for months, from dis
orders Of the Stomach and Liver, / took
Ayers Pills. Three boxes cured me-
A. j. Pickthall, Machias, Me.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared By DR.. J. G. Aver Co., Lowell, Masa.
Bold BY all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
MORE BONES.

The body Of the church IS decorated
with cotiioS and more bones of the mar
tyrs, and the choir with the skulls
placed under gilded ara5esque orna-
men;s, which is a ropu,siye aud prolans
sight, though meant to be deeply reli-
glous. st. Mary in CapiIoliO IS cru
clform Romanesque basil!cl, whose
foundations are laid on me spot once
occupied by the Roman capitol, aud
then by the palace Of the Frankish
kings. Cologne is a busy, thriving
town now, and all over it "reminiscences
Of past importance cropup, the museum
having paintings and sculptures that
illustrate its long history. Many OBJ
iects contemporary with the Roman
domination are shown, affairs to Jlpi-
ter ard other gods, a fine Mosaic floor
with the busts Of Greek philoso-
piers aud poets on it, really
beautiful piece Of work, and an
excellent collection of early Ger.
man paintings. The Lyvers5erg pas
sion-eight pictures of the events in the
death of our Saviour--is among the Gu
riosities. The series Of frsscoes by
Steinle, OF Frankfort, on the staircase
of the Museum lead to the modern
works of art. The most noticeable OF
the latter is large picture Of the En-
peIor William after Sedan, accompanied
he Visnarck Moltke. Room. and others.
then comes Queen Louisa, the Empe-
ror's mother, taken as young woman
descending q staircase and wearing q
white dress Of great simplicity. This
last picture is well known by prints aud
colored photographs. Several places in
Cologne claim to be the only genuine
ones where the famous scent can be
bought, and every guide has his own
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lFOr the DispatCh.l
Love.

Love comes IN different form aud guise
TO human lives and hearts;
CuUid has various ways Of shooting
HIS lender poisoned darts.
To some Love comes with glance
From loving pleading eyes.
Tie sweet glad story IS told
Meath starry summer skies.
Bat some spend years IN woOirg Love,
WHO !orE Ter ISIS their prayer,
Whiic others mock az the g. tender pas
sion
Ard Try 10 escape It's snare.
hut some day Love must come TO us al
IL Its own peculiar way.
EguisElyE from our lives all sunshine,
or shedding eterna. May.
Wba; IS Love- and whence does :;
como?
WIN It's witching mystical spell
We know not, though 1t warns our
hearts.
Ana wr feel is power iull wei;
Z comes without our Knowledge,
And It's coming thrills us thronsh
Aifu = sweet and strange new feeling
witch before we never knew,
A touch Of a hapd at parting.
= word, a glance OF an eye.
Can blossom Love INTO being
Which viii ave and never lie.
LoVe,su make earth paradise,
Beautiful beyond compare.
OI else deseiG, bleak and wild,
All barren. dry, aud bare.
Many young lives have faded,
Alas too soon grown Old,
BecaHse OF the "Old, Old story
Concealed aud never told.
But NuldenS have been lifted
From the weary and oppressed,
And Thousands of hearts been gin ijeIed
Nv Loves sweet story confessed
ISABEL LYONS.
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hLD DOMINION STEAM <sSSg
~ SLIP COMPANY. s-SsSiissss
FOR NEW YORK.


steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY FRIDAY. and SUNDAY.
steamers lesVs New York for Richmond
TIT SSDAY, and SAT-
URDAI at 3P. u.
PASSENGER accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York enc uding meals
and BERTH, $40; ro1nd.trip tickets slSi
steerage, with Subsistence, 81; without
subsistence, SIS.
Frelghts forwarded and through his o.
ladlng Issued for points beyond New YOrk
Freight received daily until z. N.
Manifest closed on salling-days one hour
before departure.
Passengers can leave New York Saturday
At 3 Z. ". by the $ewpOrt's News stea ucr
and arrive at Richm ond by the Chesapeake
and Ohio train the next day Sunday. a.
6:15P NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond by tire
Chesa pea ke and Ohio railway at $50 L. Il.
(tsG New ports N0Ws) and the RlchHond
and Petersburg railroad ~ 1880 A. ". on
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, Will
make connections at NORFOLK with the
steamers leaving those days.
SAILISGS THIS WEEK.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, SUNDAY,
July llth. at II clock noon.
GUNANDOTTE,C Captain X ELLEf, IL ksS-
DAY, July 18Th, ~ O'Clock L. NJ
WIANOKE, Captain HCLfHERS' Fill
DAY, July I6th, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 Co.. agents,
No. 1901 Main street ana
~ 10 Company's wharf, EocAetSs
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--SUNDAY. JULY II. 1886
TNvkLIDs HOTEL AND sURGT.

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torThea, impotcncy, aud kindred ansctiOns
Thousands are cured at their homes through
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DR.. Pierce's Pleasant PurZative Pellets"
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the digestive organs.
When all so-cslled remedies fall, DIT.
Sage's Cstarrh Remedy cures.
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,ooy,,yurp FROM SECOND rAoE.l


CROWN in this county II the season re.
mains favorable. N,
hsto damage Gone by rain to mll''
dams. &C., I am happy 20 say hosn'ns
oSAe sort has occurred in tins county !
INT some agricultural lands have been
badly washed.
Russell.
WHEAT AVERAGE; OATS NEVER
MORE PROMISING CORN rRosPEcF
NOT COOP GRASS EXCELLENT, &C.
tn, wheat crop is not above au
.ua-.So IN this county, with the chances
- r.TSr Of il being much damaged be-
Co." rsrpcrcl. 1t is all yet in the field,
snd . considerable quantity of it yet to
be cut.
Our oSt crop was never moro pro-
,nidnc, or a, least for several years past.
The prospect for corn is not so good.
rvas greatly damsged by worms, and
!. has Isined so much that the corn
much Of it--hsS suffered for work.
Grass is excellent, but our farmers
have no weather to save their clover,
.nd so FAR but little has been saved,
end most all SO saved more or less
damaged.
WHEAT FINE RYE AND OATS GOOD ;
CORN AND FRUIT POOR.
The wheat crop in this county has
been harvested. The yield is good
about double the quantity raised last
year. Rye crop good, though some
what dsmsged by the heavy rains.
Oats are about ready for harvest and
arc good. Hay crop good full
average. The prospect for corn IS not
good. From the best information can
gather there cannot be more than halt
a crop raised, on account Of the con-
tinued rains. Fruit crop not good
no peaches and not more than half a
crop Of apples. -.
Some damage has been done to mill
dams one washed out on Copper
creek, but the amount Of damage is not
very great.
DicE ousOn.
CROTS PRETTY COCOA DAMAGING
HAIL-sToRM THROUGH \ MARROW
STRIP.
The crop just harvested in this
county is good-better than the aver
age,
Oats is very promising; unusually
good.
Corn is in fair condition, but there
has been a great deal Of rain, which has
prevented the working of it in q great
measure.
There have been 3 number Of small
water grist.mills washed out in this
county, but the damage is not very
great, as they were mostly inferior creek
mills.
There has been considerable damage
done in a narrow strip through this
county by a hail-storm. All vegeta-
ton was destroyed in its course wheat,
rye, oats, vegetables and fruits, and
timber shorn gifts foliage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

by no means add to It's beauty, for the
immediate suburbs have the wretched
look that coal mines and iron-works
always bring with them. The town
ITSELF is on rising ground, with
the river Neuse flowing past 1t,
snd the towers and antique build
ings give it decidedly striking
and picturesque look, and make it one
Of the prettiest Of the many pretty towns
Of Belgium. The new wide boulsvards
and the park are handsomely laid out
and on fine days are thronged with
people. The palace built by the
Prince Bishops, who ruled here in
a by-g0Do time, is now used
as town-hall, and is consid-
cred by many the finest secular
building Of the numbers Of the same
kird FOR which Belgium is celebrated.
One Of the most exciting scenes 10
"Quentin DuTward" is laid here and
hsighteDs the interest for the English
reader. The exact style Of the srcal-
lecture IS difficult TO define, Tor the PHI
lars in the great courtyard arc al ex-
trsoTlinery mixture of Gothic, Eene-
tian, and Moorish, which, however,
docs not prevent a beautiful eifec;.
SerAiIs, ala old country residence OF
the Prince Bishops till the time
of the French revolution, Is
short distance olt Of Liege. Forty
gears ef,er is passed under another
rule an Englishmsn started iron-works
here which now employ 1000 men, and
in size and importance far exceed any
thips in England, while a town of
10000 irhsoitanls has sprung up.
From Litgs VIC started for Amsterdam,
and soon came on the fiat country cha
racteiislic of Holland, and at Bois-le-
Due we saw the marshes SO flooded
tha. The town looked Ike an island
The rext place Of mark was Utrecht,
ana coon afterwards we reached Am
Sierdam. MILDRED RUSSELL.
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PERSON

A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
IN Having oualiued as Administrators OF
the estate of my late husband, no; W.
BRoDNAX, DECEASED. all persons hsv-
Ing claims against the said estate WIN pre-
sent the same for settlement sna ~, pr
sons indebted 10 the estate VIII p! Tue
same TO me or TO Mr. II. u: OWEN: my
scsnt. q. A. BRODSAX,
Administrative Of no. w. bronnsx, 90, ae'
ceased. ~ AV'st
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OTHER CHURCHES.

Many other churches Of supreme in-
terest in architecture are in Cologne,
and are we'll worthy OF a study. That
dedicated to St. Gereon and his Thoban
legion is Of mixed RomsnesQue and
Gothic, and is SAID to have owed its
foundation TO Helena, the mother Of
Constantine. In the crypt is a Mosaic
floor Of thetenth century lately repaired,
and thought to have been originally the
work of Italians.
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@ q Q
SCROFrLi OF LUNGS RELIEVED.

lam now gorty-niuo years Old. and have
81 red Tor Tie last fifteen years with q
lung trouble. Several members OF the
tRmilv OF my mothers side OF the hou5e
rPd died WITH cor sumption, and the doc
tors we're all n,Iecd ina their opinion mat l
rad consumption also. had All the dls-
iIttsiUg sym piOmS u that terrible tS'ase.
] have spent thoLs1 nds OF dollars TO arrest
ihc march OF this disease; have employed
en- OF ths usual Methods, not Only lu uy
own case. but IN the treatment Of otner
members Of Iy family, Bat Temporary re-
iitf was all tha' / Obtained. ! vas nnHt
,Crany manual labor FOR several years BY
chance 1 came into POSSESSION Of pam
pallet un HiCod ana skin Diseases, from
The Office OF -Wiil specific Company, At
l8uia. ia, = Ileni recon mauded tie use
a SWiG's Specific. claiming tnat he mad
lrCU greatly benefited by lis use IN some
lung troubles 4 resolved 10 try Il. About
iDgr Yeas $40 commenced 10 take :. ). >.
according 10 directions. ] found 10 an
ILv!.oIallg tonic, aad have used about
Nny bottles. The results are most re
u'aTkable. My cough mas left me. my
Lltengih has returned. and ] weigh sixty
wounds uUe than ever did In my lie.
IL has been three years since ! stopped the
Ire of the medicine, ont have MA no re-
fGru Of The disease, an there are no pains
cr weakness i-it IN my lungs. DO the
HARDEST kind o. nee lancal Work, and !eel
~ well IS ! ever felt since ! was hoy.
These. I know. are wonderful statements
- ms he. but / Sin honest Wnen say lhst
? owe ny existence and health today 90
Swins specific. 10 ~ the only medicine
mat brought Me any permanent relief
iIo not say TAT Swilt's Specific will DO this
iu every case. bu, mogt positively affirm
that d has done this much for me aud |
would Ne recreort to the duty I owe 10
suffering humanity II / failed 10 bear this
cheerful testimony 20 the merits OF this
v OrdtriUl medicine. am well known In
fus city Of Montgomery. and I can refer to
sac Lest citizens H. the city.
T. !. HOLT.
MONTGOMERY Al j., lane H. 1885.
Swns Specific Is entirely vegetable.
Tteciise Oh Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed
tree
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pyEw'r @. 'iRnta. Ga. or l57 west TTen-
I4-t'trf street. New York. is l0-lW
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ITCHING SKIN DISEASES /,
/ eTAHTL1 RELIEVED BY
CUIlCURA.

TREArMENT.-A -arn bath With corr
CUEA. the aregt SKIN cute. This repeated
caiS VITA two or three doses OF CUrIcuRA
ItsCiNESr. the new Blood-nurifler, 10
Keep the flood COOL the perspiratiOn pure
nrd uuIIifat.ug, the bowels open. me liFer
ard lCre'sactive. will speedily cure Ec1e'
ma. letter. RirgSorm, Psoriasis. Lichen,
TrGrltus. Scau-liead. Daudruii. and every
srcc!cq OF Itching. Scaiy and Pimply HUI
mons ~ the Scalp and skin, when the best
Thysicians and remedies ial.
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iyS.4.s,9.lO,ll,l3&wlt
RICHMOND BAZAAR N@
Nos. 1888 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE AND
HIGHLY.IMPROVED STOCK.
REGULAR ANNUAL SALE OF
JERSEY cows, &C.
Ov WEDNESDAY. JULY l4ru,

ON WEDNESDAY, july l4TH,
CONNER cling promptly at IL o'clock. shall
sell rs above, at the Richmond BaLaar
number Of very superior selections rom
my stock Of Jerseys and Guernssys. consist
ing OF tnorUug hb.e cd aud grade JERSEY
ASB GUERNSEY cows AND HELL ER>.
Most OF the cows are fIesh 10 the pail and
large mixers; they GIe all In good iIea IN.
thoroughly acr'il4Rt cd. and have 81 been
served ny Thoroughbred. registered bun.
\ chance les here offered 10 those In want 10
secutc vRiUabl" animals ~ 9urtiOn prices.
as everything Offered viii be sold without
regard To price.
After sale OF COWS W.T., eel 20 the highest
bidder
ONE PAIR OF VALUABLE FARM
HORSES, With WAGON AND uAR-
MSS
ONE FOUR-IEAH-OLD COLT by Romney,
out o. "a Ia NIB 1Iiau mare thorough
~ broker single and dOub.e). and Of
goOd speed ana style;
ONE TNC.N EAR OLD IILLN ~ Carlos.
out Of = Toodles mare; She has been
driven single aud double, - Gentle and
kind has very |ue action. ANA must
from her breeding and action trOt fast.
sale will take place without regard 20
weather. and tue ate .on OF o. Sc ~ want
OF such stock IS respectfully asked.
JOHN Is. DAVIS.
sale conducted by E. l.. Coos. Auc.ionCer.
is l0-4t
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lrLnAlA nNA CnILD.

Your most valuable CCTICCRA REMEDIES
hsvr luLc my child 30 much god that
fte, IKE Fayiug his tor the beneht OF those
who are tiGub,ed with skin disease. My
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ti'ed several dOctcrs aud medicines. but
did not DO her any good until I used the
CVTICUEA EETErIEs which speedily cured
her for which / owe you many thanks ana
many nights OF rest.
ANTON BOSSMIER.
EDINUTRGW, lSD.
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pJrE. CEMENT. &c.
me! LINE! LINE. .

7 me! LINE! LIME.
lust received large supply Of 'resh Hor-
man Rosenoale Cement ano i,Sslnson
Gaic,nsd PlssIer. ON hand. fresh Rock'and
i'ne Seasoned Iyaths. Cattle-H HAIR. Waite
sand and Marole-Dust. Our Anchor-
"i""1 WARNER MOORE.
snmac and Bark. Lump ana 1IOnao las
dock. loN
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kREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, PORTE
mouth, Slnlthheld, Hampton. Ola Point,
v AVERY, and Hicksford. Va; Washington,
DC; NewOern. Washington, and farbo.
TO, N. C.; all stations on Atlantic and Dan.
vile railroad 1s2board and Roanoke rail-
road Norfolk southern railroad, and East
ern North CarO'inR generally; also, for East
ern Shore OF Virginia, and all regular land.
ings on the James and Rappahannock riv-
eTs at LOWEST RATES. and through DilIs
Issued. L. y. TATUM, Superintendent.
lei No ll09 Main street and ROckettA
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Hv direction ~ the eXecutr!x OF the estate
az II. Asher. deceased. | viii sell az the resi-
dence. No. 615 east Leigh street. on
THURSDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
al 10 O'Clock. all OF the FU HNlrU RE, en-
Nsgniicent PARLOR SUITS OF latest de.
signs In SILK PLUSH OF three different
colors and elaborate In every respect
l elegant III IR FRENCH.PLATE MI khOh
with Marble stand >.,,,
i beautiful CABINET In Cherry, MAN lei
EleSamt CURTAINS and PORrIERES,
MAKBIE-TOP TABLES. superior hO'
QUIT PARLOR CARPETS.
The chambers are furnished ~ the most
e'egant style IN WALNUT aud are com
pete. ,,,.
are OF Poiy BRUSSELS aud are as good as new
The FEATHER BEDS and ii AlR MAT
TRFSaES are OF the best quality. VAL
NIT EXTENSION LOUNGE, .,
Tho dinlng-room is furnished VITA
WALNUT CABINET Bur W Tn rn,e
TON lextrs). superior WALNUT EN- bN
Sion TABLE with CHAIRS % maicn.
WALNUT FSCUTAIRE; a large assert "slS
g CHINA. embracing 1 thinner. Dessert:
and lea Set complete; CRoCkEhf aud
GLASSWARE generally, NURSERY RE
The usual KITCHEN UTENSILS, large
size REFRIGERATOR &c.
one magnificent HALL SUIT complete
latest style, and very costly.
Tho elegance and superior quality or thlS
furniture Offers rare opportunity 10 pur-
chasers and to give an opportunity TO eX-
,mire The same the residence Will he open
on " EDNkSDAl, l4th instant IRON A.
81. to : Z. NJ. 4, - COON,
iyll Auctioneer.