LITCHFIELD CABINET x CHAIR WAR OUSE. 34 -a09- @Ns

 GEORGE DEWEY
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INFORMS the Public that he has on hand A an extensive assortment of EURMI- PURE, at reduced prices,-censisting in part of the following articles, uiz.- Sideboards; Sideboard Bureaus. or Lockers; Secretaries, and

 Book Cases; Bureaus, of various descriptions, from 6 to 40 dollars. High Post, Field, & French Beb- steads, curl maple; do. plaam.

 Mahogany Dining & Tea

 Tables; Ladies Work &

 Dressing do.; Stands of every description. M6=AbL orders for furniture to be made MS will be attended to in due time.

 The subscriber would again remind those who have unsettled accounts with the late firm of Dewey & Cooke, of the necessity ofa speedy settlement. 2 Litchfeld, June 29, 1926.