u TO TEETOTALERS.
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BY an advertisement in another column, it
may be seen that our highly useful brother in
the, cause of total abstinence, JAMES E. w.
THOMPSON, proposes to rattle lot of furniture.
The articles, we are assured, are of the latest
fashions and best workmanship, and put down
at reasonable rates. Times are extremely
dull with him, and his only object in adopting
this mode Of sale, is to enable him to meet his
honorable engagements. Come up at once
friends of industry.