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proved principle. The bath is seven feet in height
and occupies space Of only two feet square upou
the floor. Ii is designed for chamber use, and maos
avery pretty piece Of furniture Ii may be placed near
the bed, so that person can bathe in the morning
before dressing-a great desideraiu, as many peopk
neglect bathing because il rquires too much time o
shift their clothing. Its simplicity is great rec
ommendation, as there is no complicated machinery
about it. The public is respectfully invited to cal
and examine them.


Also on hand, great variety Of cabinet furniture,
chairs, beds and mattresses, looking glasses clocks
&c, which will be sold extremely low for cash, O
on time for approved paper.


CHARLES w. BoTELER, Jr.


April 24-eo3t