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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

- y Of the finest CARRIAGES that
czTe ever was brought 70 this market. nearly
EfS new, was mad in Columbia, Tena., about
-four months ago. Wechallenge Memphis
Carriage Manufacturer and Livery Stable Keepers, to
show against cur model CaTrisge, which eanoe seen At
BRUCE'S i've story Block or Monroe street. For fur
Their particulars 8p5ly 10 J. N. SHAW SD
Real EstateB Brokers, Southeast corner Court Square.
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Peters Residence for sale

7 HAVE for sale the Residence and 1857 acres Of land
i belonging 10 Thomas Peters, Esq. lying on the State
Line Road and the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, 81
miles east OF Memphis, at Bray's Station The improve
ments consists Of a dive ling, built in Gothic Style, 3 large
rooms and small oles, with closets, store rooms, &C.
Kitchen, 2 servants rooms, cistsTn, well, stables ard
barn, carriage house, wagon shed, &c, sc. II short, II
is one OF the best improved places in Shelby county, all
new and in perfect order. viii sell the improvements
and 1857 acres Of land, or al together. II desire7, ] viii
sell the stock Of sheep, hogs, and cattle, corn. fodder, oats
and pork, slaughtered and packed in the smoke house. A
bargain will be given. Apply to Thos. Peters. on the
premises, or to G. B. LOCKE,
dec u Auctioneer and Rral Estate Broker.
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RANAWAK.

a. FROM my plantation in Yalabus5s county, Miss
- on Sunday. the 23d day Of November last. my negro
boy ISAAC, about p years Of age. Isaac is Of a
A-mula coior, viii weigh $50 or I6o pounds; quick
spoken and intelligent Is a WAGON maker BY trade. I
will give a reasonable reward for his apprehension. Ny
Post Once Is Oakland, Miss. R. L. SHOOK.
darIo-dwatxroua
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Piano Fortes for Sale.

--- IHAvE in store, just received direct
- from New YORK. TWELVE PIANO
M III N 1FORTES, from s Is tot octave, OF supe-
y . ror finish and different styles, some being
inlsid with Pearl. They will be sold at greatly reduced
prices. This presents a most favorable opportunity 10
purchase q superior instrument at a bargain. Terms
made to suit purchasers. G. B. LOCKE,
dec-I3 II Auctionser and Real Estate Broker.
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FOa. Safe.

IHAFE a small improved place for sale near
E&aRsieigh-midVay between Raleigh and Union De-
SSpOt on the Someryfle Plank Road-contzining
49, eight acres and a fraction. The improvements
consist Of j dwelling with four rooms, kitchen, smoke
house, stables and a mil house-au new. It is A desira-
bic place for those who wish u secure an eligible home in
the vicinity Of dne schools, and a good and healthy
neighb0rhOoc. There are subscriptisns already secured
to erect a fine Academy within three-quarters OF a mile
OF tbs place. The place viii be sold for less han the i'm
prevements cost, IL application be made soon. Apply to
". NJ. HCTTON, OF
G.B. C
nov9e Aucfisnper and Real Fstafe R-oker
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IS Common street, New orleans.


From the New YORK Msrcury.l
Fraudulent TRlitatiSns Of superior Commodities,
Among the many dishonesties OF trade which theE0ral
sense OF the community is called upon 70 suppress, We
would particularly notice a NOS peruicious and Infamous
practice adopted By unscrupu.0us dealers, Of Initiating
and counterfeIuug the exterior appearance and precau-
tioaary labels OF popular drugs, indictments, and other
articles OF personal consumption, and thus, BY seizInE
upon the well acquired reputation Of an entrprisiug ira
der, palming OF most destructive and worthless ccn-
pounds, TO the sore detriment not only Of the c nsumer,
but 10 The character q the man who has expended th0Es-
ands OF dOlla-S IN bringing the genuine article into es-
teen and demand. TheSe petty larceny thieves are the
pest Of all honorable tealsrs anG traders and the trade
is as much highway robbery as the violent app.OpriatiCn
q their n~eightor's purse in fact, rhey are beleatn the
burglar and highwey man in digniry-ier these latter
felouS exhibit . bravery or recztessness OF Character in
novi-e distiuEuishirg the mercantile assassins who STAB
in the dark. And ought they not 10 be rewarded with =
punishment Commensurate with the cowa7dice Of their
crime? We were led u these remarks b. accidentally OBJ
Sc wing a spurious counterfeit Of Udolpho VOTES Schie-
dam Schnapps- The labels we're initiated perfectly, Eith
the slight addition q a few letters 10 plead technical
ayOa dauce Of the law against eounter.eiting; the bottlcs
upOn a careless purchaser. NOW Is not the man who
perpetratod this fraud a feiOn, a robber? Assursdly 10
Is; for, as Nj. Woke has e~xpen4ed large sums 20 bring
his genuine imported Schnapps into popular demand nat
demand NAV be justly considered q paru q his capital Ia
trade. and fellow stealing q part o. his reputation is as
much a thief as z he had stolen a barrel o. his schnspps
in bulk. And 10 this ime he adds q further one OF de-
frauding the Community by giving them a ruin0us article
for the money they intended to eIpend for a c~0mmodit
in which they had confidence. And, further, every nan
who PARTICIPATES Indirectly in The frau1, By selling spu-
rious ~articl-s s. is As much OF an ofrn1er as the principal
who planned the imposition The remedy OF M Wolfe
shouldle IN his holding al concerned up % the contempt
OF tie community thus sEindled by their operations, and
Unconsciously imposed upon b. tleir noxious compost
tons. We trust that Nj. Wolfe viii obtain names, not
only OF the eoncoctoTs OF these counterteits, but OF every
man Offering them for sale, and then publish them % the
world; for his own reputation and the health OF the CON-
munitv demand that all parties should Be nailed TO the
pillOTy OF public exeerauOn.
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WIN. A. BatchelOr's Hair-Dy
CASH: CASE:
HIDES! HIDES! HIDES!
lOO.OOO Hides Wanted

IUUjUUU hlUtS WduL5U
FOR which we viii pay the highest market price in
cash.
We also buy RACoOON, OP0sSUM, OTTER, DEER
and BEAR SKINS In fact, any Skins used By TAN
NERs or FURRIERs, We want at the HIGHEST CASH
PRICE. Gee. PHILLER * CO.,
nnYI2-6m Is Front Row.
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r. J. K. PRATT announces TO his friends
and The public generally, that his last 0aG closing sale
takes place this evening, atLocEE's Auction Rooms. The
lovers Of Hterature and cheap books viii Do wei to attend.
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IOOO Acres of land for Sale,

TIL above tract Of Land Is situated In the county Of
i Dyer, on the Obion river, ten miles from Dyers-
burg, and vii be sold cheap for cash. or in exchange for
real estate in the city OF Memphis. For further partieu-
lars appy TO the undersigned, At Memphis, Team.
Gec3-daw1m TnuN p gNEn
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A Ii persons indebted TO me. either BY note or account,
n Will please call at the ofice OF the Worsham House,
and settle before the LIST January next. Ny improve
ments have cost me largely, and 1 need money.
:. WORSUAM,
decl4-2w Proprietor.
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MECHANICS UNION AssoCIATIoN.-The Tegu-
lar meeting o. this Association viii Be held on Monday
evening next at the Hzr CT Liberty Fire Company, on
Adams street. Those mechanics wishing 70 sign the Con-
%Etitution are invited to attend. Ths hour o. meeting is 7
O'Clock.
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From the New York Dispatch
An Infamous Rusf1rqE.

when an enterpriSin- nan starts out a new business,
70 the establishment Of which he gives his industry, tai
ents and pecuniary means, can anything be more con
temptible than to have another Steai in, ard, under spe-
ciors pretexts, hold out 10 the public an inferior article,
and endeavor 20 obtain their patronage? Pray, What
difference is there. so far as the honesty Of the thing Is
concerned. between purloining the business ty which a
citizen hopes TO make his bread ami stealing the bread
ever hungry. a loaf Of bread from a bakers shop, is APP
pretended and CONDEMNED 10 che penitentiary for daring
in a surreptitious manner 60 sppease his appetite; but
put A respectable looking coat On his back and a few dol
lars in his pocket. and he may, with fnpunity, nay, even
with the applause OF his fellows, BY kravery, forgery OK
other Infamous means, take the business of an honest
man from him, and 90 unscathed OF Justice. All this j.
wrong. Some years since a gentleman OF this city
Udolpho Worfel introduced to the citizens Of the United
States q medicated article OF gin, which was highly ep-
proved ~ professional Gentlemen as a superior tonic and
decbs.ruent, and the k~nSEedge q which he, by adTer-
tisemeut and otherwise, dsseminated Throughout the
cDurtsy. So soon a. tricksters. who pass in the business
community as honest men, saz that Mr. Weife was likely
&c have handsome returns i0r the money which he bad
expended. they set shout forging his labels and pal2ing on
up q the people d~etestable aud poisonous compounds
which they have the hartihood 70 can ~Schiedan
Schnapps" In some instances they have gone 50 FAR as
to put Wolfe's name TO their viilaiBous liquids. As this
horde are growing bold ia tleir r~ascanttes, = y time the
public IL town and country were put uron their guard.
Consumers should b sure that they purchase the genu-
inc article, or else their health may Be irrspaFably injured
By using the horrible STUFF that rpscrupuious men. re-
cause they can buy Il cheap, viii ofer as the gerEine ar-
ticis. Pure Schiedsm Schnepps ean only lie obtained az
the stores q respectable drrEei sts and merchants, IN
town and country, and AZ he estahlishment Of UdoFhO
Wolfe, Nos. IS, 20 and - Bearer sueet, in this city,
where it is gotten up extensively. We think Mr.. Wolfe
owes II 10 himself and the c1ununity to publish BY
name, the rascals who are thus attempting 70 defsand
should not permit his mOdesty 10 holdhim back from ma
king 80 righteous an EXPOSE 0ct303mi5
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OFFER for sale, upon good terms. the former Resi-
I deEoe OF c. 7. King, Esq, lying on the north side Of
the new State-Iine road, a mile and a half east O. the
city. The tract contains IL acres, and is improved with
a small residence OF three rooms, well and other improve
ments.
Also, 4 four acre wood Let, nearly opposite. Iris traci
is within three q~uaaters Of a nile Of a coed church anc
school, and is in one Of the best and heslthieSt neightor-
hoods in the vicinity OF Memphis. G. I. c
nOyli A~uctiaaeer and Real Estate Broker
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~ All those interested, viii do well to re-
member that the sale OF town lots for taxes, comes on
this morning, al 10 O'Clock The sale, We believe, takes
place IN front Ct the Mayors onos.
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q We invite attention to the advertise
mslf q Messrs. L S. BURR * Co., in another column.
They have Just opened ; carriage mandatory incur city,
snd they are anxious that the citizens q Memphis should
pay = visit to them. Their mandatory is on the corner
Q. Washington and Poplar streets.
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~The "Storm Party" on the Eaie FrisJes,
Thursday night last, was = nice affair, and proved very
clearly that her omceTs are always wide awake. When
The Frisbes throws her spsnker to the breeze she never
fails 10 split wind and water.
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UvFRAINyTTATIOv

The friends and soqUaintznoes OF JssIEs ROBINSON,
Esq, are requested 10 attend thdfunersl o. his vile,
from his residence in the country, TO-DAY, at 10Y
o'clock. Services By Rtv. NJ. sTEADmAN.
January , 1857.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

DESHoxG.-This celebrated artist is now To-
Gated al ISL Main street His reputation is worldwide.
he has the exclusive right Of the city Of MsmphisfO for the
KslAino-ype D recess q taking pictures. Fer further in
formation cal at his rooms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

- Our friend YANcEY, editor Of the Eusg-
ing Aes1s SGT married On New Years day. We t~elicitsts
hin upon hs ehabgs from bacheiordom to a Benodiof
We understand he is rErAlizins IN the HeiEhbOThood Of
CoHierviue.
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Land for Sale.

OFFER for sale that tract Of Land, wei known as the
L "Nasnoba Land, " near Germantown. In Shelby eoun-
~, and containing about 1000 acres. This Land Is well
tmbered and lies adyantageously for cultivation. Much
OF il frunts on the Memphi and Charleston Railroad, and
Germantown Plank Road, afording most eligible sites FOR
country residences within three-quarters Of an hours
ride from Memphis. On a part Of II are Mineral Springs,
which are much resOrted to In the summer, and might be
made a source Of proat. II vel improved. The land has
been divided into several parcels. Persons wishing TO
purchase can obtain any further desired information BY
applying TO me at Eemphis.
-dec3-dtwawlm HOS. W PRESTON. Agsnt-
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e- We shall be thankful to the ministers
o. tue several congregations in thls city, IL they VII fur
nish u on.SatuTdsys, q each week, with the names o.
those who intend to omciste in thsir pulpits OF ths follow
Ing day.
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Insurance Nnfice-

PIER the LIST day % January, the premium On 81 Fire
A Policies must be psid on delivery OF Policy aud all
Marine premiums must Be settled at thetent o. each
month. EMPHIS INSURANCE CO.,
J. G. LGNSDALK, Agent,
". 3. MILTON, Agent,
J. 3. CHADWICK, Agent
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Commercial Mlattets.
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL OFFICER,

oAINhEAIf aduuaIt . 1901.
CoTToS-The market continues nrm as regards prices,
rhe late steamer ,sdvices having had no effect upon the
figures previously paid and sellers and buyers are slow in
their operations however, sales yesterday reached 1923
bales al about an average price Of ua cents. Receipts
are falling of very materially on account Of disagreeabls
weather and bad roads.
Sales bales at lOK cents; 4 at lOs; So at IL; 5 at
1IA; Sc at liz; II atIIH; s24 at 1IH; 2O7 at IL $40;
20 at IL sIs; las at 1IH; 2I2 at IIR; $50 at I1;sO; , at
%; IS at Is X; 1876 lax; Is at I2s; 81 at I2s; . at 1916;
ID a. 1854.
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miscellaneous.
DOCTOR ~CREIGHTOW..
EYE s. EENeEN.
NURGERH

from sto II A. NJ, and from Alto 5 P IT. Persons
wishing 10 consult Dr. C.. for Diseases Of these Organs
must observe this arrangement. fuuI7-dtwawlv
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~ IL any one should ask US what, In oul
opinion, arrived al BY an impartial test, was tbs best ant
most honestly compounded remedy for preserving, beau.
tifyiDg and restoring grsy hair to its original color, w
should. without hesitation, say Prof. o. J. 0oD Hail
Restorative.
Eis preparation thousands havs tested, and are ready
to endorse its excenencs. Thousands more have need Of
the q preparation, and we would advise ell whose hair
is in tho least diseased, 70 go at once to O.. J. WOOD &
co. . store, ia Market street, and lay in q supply Of his
invaluable Restorative.
To be had Of O. J. Wood & Co., ia Market street, St.
Louis, and % druggists generally. deoi2 daw2w
WIN. A. Bachelors Hair-Dye.
GRAY. RED or RUSTY HAIR dyed Instantly to a
beautiful and Natural BROWN or BLACK, without the
least injury to hair or skin.
Fifteen Medals ond Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM. A. B~ATcHELoR since 1893, and over $1,000 sppli-
cations have been made to the hair Of his patrons OF his
famous Dye. Prejudice against dying the hair and whis-
kers is unjust, IS it would be against covering E bald
head with a wig.
VIZ. A. B~ATcHELoR's EIR-DYE produces = color
not 20 be distinguished from nature, and is D6TTaLicd
not to inJure in the least, however long it may be sOn-
tinued.
Made, seld or spp'ied, On nine private rOoms,) at the
Wig Factory, 2ss Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns OF the United States, T.
and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and address upon q
s~teel-plAte engraving On four sides Of each bottle, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
2s3 Broadway, New York.
~ For sale By s. MANSFIELD s CO., and Druggists
generally. maysl-dtwawly
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FOR SALE

Memphis. Dec %, Is5s-iscso-i'
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RT We understand that Invincible Fire
Company No. 5 VIII give = grand bali at ODD Fellows
Hal, on the night Of the 22d Of Feb ualy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

GIA young man named NJ. W. DIXON
waved upon rs YESTERDAY and stated that he had received
Information from North Carolina to ths effect that a for
tune o. s5,cOo,0 coo had been left him. He has been en-
ployed BY Col. LOCKE in the capacity o. clerk. We cid
not examine the young man's Uranium, and therefore we
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

e~Mr. CHAEFRAU and Miss ALBERTIEE
arrived il cur city On Wednesday evening last. They
vii suDssr At the Theatre next week.
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Land and Residence

- THIRTY acres Of Land, ard Residence Of Mrs.
aPark one mile South OF Memphis, on Jackson
SSAstreet, will be Rented or Leased for several years.
49, The place is well improved, and has every variety
OF hne fruit. Apply to JOHN PARK.
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e We learn that some forty free negroes
have 0een arrested BY the city pJlce. The majority have
been ordered 70 leave tse city within twenty days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

~ J.. BARBIERE & Co. have a large sale
Of Groceries. Furniture, &c, in front Of their Auction
rooms, this morning See advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-03

q. ] HAT for hire some ten OF fifteen Ne
~ ROE consisting Of Men, Women, B0ys ast- q
Girls. They viii BE- hired on ID day Of Jan-$R&
~-uary- i. PERRY. LIZ
tanI-Iala
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ST. THOMAS HALL,
IN A GROVE NEAR HOLLY

TTATE the people OF Memphis yet to learn (only I've
II boys from that city having yet been sent to US Loaf
this slegaat School and Home for boys eriSfs-that = 10
no way contaminated By our netghboring village, very liz
tie intercourse being allowed; and that IL il chIerya
boarding school, free from the bad boys Of a town p
ways having the sons Of elegant gentlemen from al parts
Of the SoutAf J. ". ROGERS,
nevfz-tIIizn Recter.
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e. Elders HENDERSON and SHANNON will
prescE this evening at the Christian church, corner Of
Linden and St. Patrick streets After the s~ervises, Re
rsnarks viii be made or the subject OF EducstIOn.
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knowles, Patent MulaY SAN Minis.

ORDERS will be received for the above celebrated Mills
" at Sl2OO-half cash, balance in six months; OF, in
lieu Of any deferred payments, we viii take the saving in
exhibited by the Knowles saw, over the common
Saw. for twelve months. The Mil is guaranteed 20 cut
LOCO feet per hour. cutting time. with six horses power.
Address or call on J. BEATTIE, Jr., general agent, No. IS
Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
NE These Mills, with power necessary to drive
them, will be sold for SlsC0. Th- Mulay and a gang Of
three Saws. with power. viii be sod for $4,000, guaran
tied TO cut 20, 900 feet OF inch board per ten hours, cutting
time, on forfeit Of deferred payments or saving Of lum-
her. dec27-tf
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gaeGiaI 40tifes.
NotLce---Merchants, HotsI.
HOIIoway,s Oinfmert.

I'll renowned remedy famed throughout the globe
The Indian of the back-weOas in his wigwam, and the
savage s-borigines Of Australia in the desert, are alike
famIar with this all powerful Unguent. twill cure any
old standing wound or sore.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York, and Nc. 244Strsnd, London; and BY all druggists,
at 25c., 81 Nc, and 81 per pct or box.
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n East Tennessee money is now being re-
deemed by our exchange brokers, win 50 per cent OF.
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FOR So
A BEAUTs ~ANTATfON, vel
AFEA-A improved, ing 35 acres, nine
SEE&A miles from 1 nphis.
GTE1~a Also, 1915 acres &C superior Cotton
Land. in Bolivar county, Mississippi
on Jones Bayou.
Also, seven Lots in Block "a, near the Zeal street land
ing, city Of Memphis. Terms, each parcel $40 900
cash. The balance may be deferred ave years By paying
interest annually.
Those wanting great bargains would do well 10 call on
me Immediately.
For further particulars apply TO
J. N. SHAW & CO.,
Real Estate Broker,
dec25-2V Southeast corner Of Court Square.
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MONEY, MONEYf
FOas Hire.

A IL persons indebted 10 n either by note or zcs1unt
n viii come forward and settle, IS longer indulgence
cannot be given. Pop & BROTHERS.
1anl-im 235 Main-st-. Memrhis. fern.
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JUST RECEIVED.
000 BOXES Raisins, wholes, halves and quarters;
%OO 100 drums Figs;
25 bbIs. Oranges; 5 bbls. Currants;
% bbls. Boil Butter IS kegs Pigs Feet;
200 boxes English Dairy and W. R. Cheese;
80 bbls 81. Louis Flour;
100 boxes assorted Pickles;
so bags \. W. Flour;
90 bbls. Butter, Pio-Nis and Sugar Crackers;
IS casks Byass' London Porter.
ALSO, Sugar, Coffee. Tea, Rice, Tobacco, Candles,
WHISKY, &C, for sale BY ANK,
decai- III Row.
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miscellaneous

THIMBLEsi From No. 1 to No. Ia
i THIMBLESl Oped and Closed Top;
THIMBLESI An Silver;
THIMBLESl Steel Top;
THIMBLESl Gold Octagon,
T~HlMBLESI Geld EMBOSSED;
~THIMBLESt Gold Engine Turned;
THIABLESi Eagraved Gold;
THIhBLESl Chas'd and Plain.
An excellent assortment OF the above can ALWAYS be
found Al our store, and especially al thiG time.
aecZS J. 7. MERaIMAN s. 60.
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MechanicoI pnrndnE-

Mechanical Paradox.
LNTE have for sale a. few Of. these curioul Instruments
w Nhicn, BY The entirely mood principle II their opera
ton, completely puzzle alike the philosopher and the
uhthirkingj no one has yet been able 70 account 10 the
eauseof the motion exhibited by these jokers, when
seems 70 se.tne law OF gravitaiion altogsther al defiance.
You have doubtless witnessed spiritual Manifestations
and puzzled your brains to account for the phenomena;
mere 10 something equally mysterious on which you nav
STUDY as Tainly 70 understand the cause as on the sub
tect Of Spirituslism. II you do not believe, come and
see for yourselves and you win acknowledge that it is the
most mysterious Development Of mechanical laws you
have ever seen or heard Of.
dec23 z MFRRTNANN IN