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male in the center with left hand resting
on a shield and right hand on q sword,
has the head turned 10 the left and the
eyes looking In the same direction. In
the genuine the head is turned the same,
but the. eyes are looking front. The
foot In the counterfeit il distinctly seen,
and counts foLr toes; in the genuine it is
not visible. On the reverse side, in the
the words "United States Of America"
the shading runs all through the letters
in the genuine the letters are shaded on
the edge only, showing white between.
The above Is, in every respect, an aecu-
rate description for the issue Of March 3
1863.
50s on the United States Legal tender
notes (greenbaeks). Imitation. May be
detected by the four buttons on Hamil-
toms vest, which are very distinct on the
genuine, but scarcely discernihie Oh the
counterfeit. The back Of the counter
felt is a darker green than the genuine.
zoos on the United States legal tender
notes (~grsenbacks). Imitation. The
note is smaller than the genuine, the
spread eagle Is very coarse, and the shad-
ing Of the UNITED Statesn Is badly
done. The bin is calculated to deceive.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEALl
MEMPHIS, April 30, 1867, s pm.
GENERAL BUSINESS.

9ElEAhAA AAoAAEf5.
There was little doing to-day in the
general markets, owing to the rain.
Corn is held firm at our quotations.
Bran is scarce, and oats are not in heavy
stock. Potatoes are in large supply, but
onions continue scarce. Pork is held
firm with a very fair stock, but bulk
meats are fast disappearing from market
owing to the lateness of the season.
Hay is in large supply and weak.
COTTON-The heavy rain and tenor
Of the eastern market put a stop to sales
to-day, and very little changed hands.
Prices are fully lie lower than yesterday,
although holders are not disposed to
make that concession. A few bales of
strict middling changed hands at 2Sc.
Reeeips for the day, 100 bales; shipments,
M Receipts for the week, 1885 bales
shipments, lT40 bales. Receipts for the
month, 9l7l bales; shipments, 9735
bales. The following is the cotton state
ment for this port to date
stock on hand Sept. /, bales ...-.... lo,s3I
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.


-
Translated RoM THE GREEK OF ST. JOSEF
OF THE srUpfuM, BY DR., j. MASON MEALS.
safe home. safe home in port
Rent cordage- shaftered deck,
Torn sails, provisions short,
And only not a wreck:
Bat Oh the JOY upon the shore,
To tell our v~oyage-periis DER!
The prize, the prize secure!
The athlete nearly fell;
Bare AL D e o0ssEd endure,
And bare not always well
But he may smile at troubles gone
WhoaSts the vlctOr-garland Oni
No more The zoe can harm;
No more OF l~eaguered camp,
And cry OF night alarm.
And need Of ready Iamps
And yet how nearly he had Jailed
How nearly had that foe PREVAILED
The lamb is In the fold
In perfect safety penn'd:
The lion once had hold,
And thought To make an end
But One came by with ounde side
Ana for the sheep the Shepherd died.
The exile is at home,
Oh, nights and days OF tears,
Oh ~l0RgiDgs not to roan.
on, sins, and doubts, aud fears
What matter now when so men say
The King has wip'd those tears away9
Oh, happy. happy Bridei
Thy widow'd hours are past,
The Bridegroom at thy side,
o all His own at last
The s0rEoWs Of thy former cup
In fun fruition swallowed up
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THE PATENT
AURORA OIL!

ME want men everywhere to study their
w Own The night 70 manual
ture and sell the Patent Aurora on IN a single
county viii make more mOHey to the purchaser
IN three months than the largest farm in your
State will make in "a Whole year. The Aurora
Oh actually costs less than one-han the price
OF Coal on, and the Illuminating power OF the
Aurora Oh is a. much superior % the Goa OIL
- the Coal on Is 20 a tallOw candle, and Is No
MORE explosive than = talloW candle. ABy
Lamp mat viii barn Coal OIL VII burn the
Aurora Oil IL does not smoke the chimney
DC does not smell-It viii not grease or slain the
nuest linen. not even white cloth The ma e.
rial aor lUs manufacture Is ueNhauatibls one
man can make IS bbls per day. 30 machinery
required. We VIII pay your Iare - and ron
the city OF Memphis and bills while here, n
We cannot prove an, and even more, than We
have stated, A Jingle County IL asmsu f0I tune
% The msn Of enterprise, and the night 70 a
state lE untold worth.
For further information, call on or address
H. q. DEWITT q CO.,
p Madison street, corner Main,
anil lm Memphis Tenn.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS

AAAEA ~ B1HANEHn-
The storm of Monday night lasted
throughout the day. Hail fell before
daylight, of unusual size, and rain poured
down in torrents. The sun set clear and
gave promise Of this being a pleasant
day.
Business, owing to the weather, was
more than usually dull, and u packets
went out light.
The river at this point is again rising
very slowly. The swell in the past "a
hours will not exceed one inch. At St.
Louis It is falling. The Ohio is falling,
as are also the Arkansas, st. Francis and
Whiter rivers. We hope to chronicle a
declf8s'at this point in the next As hours.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

TRAINS leave a. fOuoWs (city timel:
4 Through Express, Sundays excepted. :
am; Through Mall $40 pm; Somervile Ac-
commOda1On at 81 y m-
Express connects at Grand Junction with
afternOon train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad for holy Springs, Water Valley,
Grenaea. Jackson, N~icksburg, Miss, New Or
leans. La, etc.
At Corinth, for Okolons, Columbus Mss
Mobile, Ala etc.
At Decatur, Tor Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile. Cincinnati. etc.
Al Chattanooga, for all places in Eastern
Alshama, Georgia, North snd South Carolina.
Virginia. Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, etc.
Through Mail connects al Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson. Tenn.
At Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Colum-
bia, Nashville, etc.
At Chattanooga trains connect for same
points as Express trains.
Baggage checked through.
For tickets and further formation. aupIv at
the office, No. ID Court street.
WI ROSS, Gent upt.
A. A BARNES, Cen Ticket Agent.
aDl4tf ;. Il Hoe Passenger Agent
Diamond Line.
THROUGH Receipts given for COTTON via
Il Cincinnati By rail or river. Tine guarsn-
teed-Cars sealed-nO change rom Cincinnati
20 New Yerk. ". JOHNSON.
mh5 II star Wharfbsst-
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8. n. ToBEY,P President. c. Cashier.
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS RTsIfUTI0S,

Successors to
OGDEN, TOBEY a CO.,
No. IS Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn,
Dealers in
GOLD, SILVER, ~ExcHANGE. GOVERNMENT sEcU-
RITES, LAND WARRANTS n UN-
gFruuWVr sroruv
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7fHE creditors OF the estate Of $. s. Malone
l are hereby notified that I have suggested
the insolvency Of said estate TO the C!erR Of the
CourtOf TipboE county Tennessee, and
tha creditor OF said estate are notified to file
their claimEs, duly authenticated, within six
mOnths from date hereof, or this notice viii be
hledi in ar OF the same.
Val. SANFORD, Administrator.
April lst, lse7, aplstg
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MRS b. g. EVANS,

Ieh1e'g store west side OF Main street, NO. Es5ar
between Madison and Court sts febz Sm
MRS .. c. EVANS,
TORNERLY Of Louisville, KY, more recently
n orfhe Healing Institute New Albany, Ind,
assisted by her husband, Dr. J. n. EVANS, de-
sires to inform her friends and the public that
shs has taEen
ROOMS AT THE OVERTON HOTEL,
And is prepared 20 diagnose and cure all kinds
OF Diseases, especially those OF a CnrOnlc char
acter. Ms. EVANS viii oiagnose all cazes
without making inquiry ofJhe patients. giving
gvmptoms. cause and effect, In a manner 50
satisfactory as 70 leave 20 Doubt IN the min o.
the applicant In the treatment OF disease stHE
discsrds the use OF all mineral medicines, uslng
only thar which is purely Botanic, together
with Magnetism. Electricity and Cold ater-
Mrs r. gives especial attention 70 Ladies and
diseases 70 which they are subject
REFERENCES.
Can't. VIM. Holcroft. steamer Louis ana;
Can't. John S. Richey, New Albany John
IOuchmiler. New Albany; ". j.. Johnson,
wberf-boaI. Memphis, Team; J. B. Martin
Fmiuence. Ky W. Guthrie, Choppers Depot,
Ky. u. X. Parker. emcs l. n. A & c. r
R- John Hancock. county commissioned
Foyd couurv- Col. Vim. Buud, New Albany
Vohn Tie. office L. \. A a g. r k W.
a Zane. hardware merchant, New Al
bsnv. WI Grove, tBenUy & GroveL New Al
bani Ma Judge Laird, ROckport Ind John
W. Chuds. Greencastle, Ind; J. H Burton, ELK
abeth. HsrTison county, md Jonathan N.
May, Bloomington, Ind. febz--m.
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AGENCY FOR
SCHOOLEY'S PATENT SELF
VENTILATIYG REFRIGERATORS

THEu undersigned informs his friends the
public that the immense success the above
named RefrLEeratCrs meet with n this marke.
induced the manufacturer 70 REDUCE THEN
IN PRICE,. TO enable every family to the con-
forts OF Fresh Meats and Nictuals cuUng the
hot season.
send for circular, and call and examine 10y
extensive stock at manufacturers prices,
freight only added. at the STOVE
EMPORIUM, Igl Main street corner waning
ton. JOHN LEICAbEhG.
anTT i'm
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Steamer Charmer, Evansville.
" H. NJ. Shreve, st. Louis.
d" Richmond, Louisville.
" Princess, White river.
4" City Of Alton, st. Louis.
Mary Erwin, Cincinnati.
" Gen. Quitman, Cairo.
Departures.
Steamer Fl. NJ. Shreve, Vicksburg.
Richmond, New Orleans.
" Princess, st. Louis.
Commercial, White river.
" Charmer, Evansville.
NJ. Hambleton, st. Fr. river.
Boats in Port.
Gen. Quitman, Silver Moon, Cleaner,
Celeste, Emperor, Mary Erwin, City Of
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Is on United States legal tender notes
igreeubacks). Can be- readily detected
by the inferior style of the engraving,
particularly the head Of Chase. The
mouth is crooked, the eyes imperfect and
the hair on the top of the head resembles
side hair brushed over to cover badness.
The back is Of a lighter green than the
genuine.
This bill, upon a hasty examination, is
well calculated to deceive.
, Counterfeits are in circulation. Fol
execution they bear no comparison with
the genuine. The portrait on the right
end and the figure of liberty on the left
end are exceedingly coarse. They are
unmistakable.
los on the United States legal tender
notes (greenbacks). A new ten dollar
g~reenhack is in circulation dated Wash
ington, March 10, 1862, letter c. The
pink seal is badly done, and the border
of the note, which consists of repeti-
tons of the letter X, is very irregular.
The appearance OF the bill altogether is
bad.
2Os on the United States treasury
notes (greenbaeks.) Imitation. Read
on top, Act Of March 8, 1868. The te-
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GREENBACKs.

Is on the United States treasury notes
(greenbscks). Close imitation, but the
engraving is coarse, especially the head
of Chase, which differs from the genuine
in the eyes and mouth, but more particu-
lsrly in the nose, which is on an entirely
different type.
2s on the United States treasury notes
(g~reenbacks). New counterfeit 5s Of the
issue of March TO, 1862, have just made
their appearance in New York, the
south having been pretty well flooded
with them. The words /" United States"
when compared with those of a genuine
~ @PPd nr;n.ina
they are well calculated to deceive.
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nRGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately Cured and Full vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection, which rrnders Life
MISERABLE and Marriage impossible, rs the penal
Is paid 10y the tc,ims Of Improper Indulgence
Young p,rsons ara too apt 10 commit excess :.
from NOT being AWARE of the druadiul conrH'
UurucrS that may cnsuc. Now, who that under
stand, The subject " III pretend to deny that the
power of procrcaton 1, lost sooner by ihos" TALL
ing into improper habits than 10y tho prudent.
Iasi,lrs being deprived of the pleasure oi healthy
rII.priuu the most serious and destructive symI-
toms OF both body and mind arise The system
become, D,rau.rd, the fhysica aud Mental
Function. weakened, l"ss of rrOclcaiiNe Power
New 0,ls IIIiiabiity. Dyspepsia, Palritation OF
the Heart, Indigestion. Constitutions! Debii'ty'
a wasting Of the frame Cough. Consumption,
Decay and Death.
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ANNIvERsARY.-It has been decided
by the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of this city, to celebrate theirtenth
anniversary on the 24th of next month.
The meeting will be held in the First
Presbyterian Church. Prominent gem
tlemen from New York, Philadelphia,
Chicago, Cincinnati and Pittshurg
are expected to be present and address
the meeting upon the aim, object and
workings of the Association. Philip
Phillips, the best male singer in the
United States, will providence per-
mitting) certainly be present, and sing
some of his delightful hymns. The oc-
casion will be one of great interest, and
cannot fail to result in much good to
the Association in this city.
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A NOVEL SLEIGH.-A cOuntryman ap-
peared upon the streets yesterday with
a sleigh that completely eclipsed all
that our city bloods have been yet able
to turn out. 1t consisted of a hogshead,
with the side scooped out, placed upon
heavy wooden rockers. The head and
body Of the driver, who looked as snug
as Laplander in furs, only protruded
far enough above the opening in the
hogshead to allow him to guide his old
horse, "Blaze," and avoid running into
Trailer crafts.
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PREDICTIONS FOR S67.-Without pre-
tending to be prophet, or the seventh
son of seventh son, and without con-
sulting augurs, oracles, Omens or horse
shoes, as they did in olden times, we
venture to prognosticate the following
incidents and events as sure to occur
during the coming year. If they do not
come to pass we will be no more censur-
able than the wise men who not long
since babe us watch the stars fall:
The year 1867 will be very eventful
one to every maiden who gets married.
Throughout the whole course of this
wear, whenever the moon wanes the
nights will grow dark. -,
whatsoever is in love this year Will
| think his mistress an angel. Whoever
gets married will find out whether 1t Is
true.
| He that loses his hair will grow bald.
He that loses his wife will become
widower.
If young lady should happen to
! blush, she will look red i'll the face. IL
she dreams of young man three times III
succession it WILDE sign of something.
If she dreams of him four times or have
the toothache, it is ten to one that she
is long time getting either OF them
out of her head.
| If any one lends an umbrella, II is ten
to one that he is obliged to go home i'll
the rain for his pains.
Whoever runs in debt this year will
be dunned. go
MANY an old sinner will resolve to
tprn over new leaf this year, but the
leaf will turn out blank.
1t is probable that if there is no bust
ness doing, people will complain OF
hard times, and it is certain that those
who hang themselves will escape starv-
ing to death.
He that bites off his own nose, or
turns politician, will act like a fool,
and this is the most certain of all.
|
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THE Ice CIoP.-From present indi-
cations our people are not likely to suf-
fer from want of ice during next sum-
mer, nor perhaps for two or three sum-
mers, as dealers generally have sufficient
capacity for storing away two or three
years supplies. The intensely cold
weather of the past few weeks has made
ice of almost any desired thickness, and
some of our dealers are already engag-
ed in housing it. The article can be OBJ
tanned in unlimited quantities, and
also in good condition, and there can be
no excuse for putting up an inferior
quality, as is sometimes done. When
the crop is so abundant, and so easily
accessible, it ought to insure liberal
supplies at cheap rates during the sum-
mer months. The prices usually charg-
ed for ice are so high as to place the ar
ticle beyond the reach of the masses,
but such ought not to be tho case for at
least two years TO come. s
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A GOOD IMPROvEMENT.-We see that
the managers of Washington Hall are
making some excellent improvements in
their place of entertainment. The small
rooms on the sides of the stage are be-
ing removed, and the flooring of the
stage extended from wall to wall. New
scenery is being prepared, and i'll short
time the hall will be in better condi.
ton thau ever before.
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ALMOST 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS af-
ternoon n horse attached to an express
wagon which had been left on the cor
ner of Monroe and Water streets, took q
notion to change his base. He ran but
n short distance before he was checked
and brought up standing" and host
of people were thus relieved from sus-
pense and alarm as to the fate Of the
animal and the vehicle to which he was
att achel
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Especially, who have become the victims Of soll
tam Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps e. IN untiinely grave
thousands OF Young Men Of the most exalted
talents aud brilliant intellect who might other
wise have ontranccd listening Scnatrs with The
thunder of eloqncncc or walked To ecstscy ths
thrilling lYIr may call with inll c0nhdcner.
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nIsKAsEs OF 1MpErnKNCK

Whrn the misguided and iInprIident yOtary oi
Measure huds that be- has iB,bibed the seeds oi
this painful disease, Il too often happens thai
an ST. iirn0d sense ~ shame pr dr',ah ~ drfov"fy
drters him from applying r. tsOss who. from 81,
ncaiion and usspertabllity, can alone beiIifhd
him. dsnying till the constitutional synptofns 81
thi. bortid disease make their appearance. such
A. liberated sore ihTOJt ais~aard noss. Nocturnal
pains In tie head and liDls, d.IHnsHs Of sight,
d.sfns~. nodes on the slim bgnts and arms.
bl0teLs, ON the head, ace snI eIifrmiues, pt"
guessing with fdChffnl f1pidlty. ill AZ lost the
n,iatc ~ the mouth 81 the i-gl~- Of the noss
fall In. aud the victim ~ lid. awful aIsssee e,.
o0mes . ham id eigcct u COMMUNICATION tiiae1is
uuts a period ~ be dreadful .ufrftngs w srsd
log him 20 .'Ths, rrnai-octcfed Country FROM
whence no traveller returrs"
IF atnrlanebOiy fact that Thousands fail vie
tins - this terrible djsa<se, owing 10 tbe usb
rkillfrlIDsss 81 ignorant pretendcrs, who, by ths
use Of that DEADLY POf-os. bIRctss, ruin The
constitution and make The rrsidns " ibs snisss'
able liza
oFFIcE--7 sOCIH FREDERICK STREET,
I+ft hand side going frmn I.aitlnsrs Street. .
few dOos lrDtn tie e0fpsT. ~ rail sol - %
s,rvr name and number.
r1-No iettrrs r,-csived unir-, post,psid, sss
Containing . stamp 81 he n-,d 90 The reply.
Person. writing sh0ald slate age, and ssnd PER.
siOn q; Advertisement describing IS 10 pton.s.
The Doct0f's DIPLOMA hangs in bis Oaiss-
ESDORsENEsT OF THE PRESS.
Ths many tiJoaAsn.s cured at tbis establish,
mepi within the LAST twenty yrsfs. and DE Sc
gHerous important Surgical Op~rsti0B- pefforIDee
by Dr. Johnston. witbess-ed by tho rrr-srtsrso %
the Son. aud many stlsrr papers, notices 81 vhies
appeared again ard again bsfOre the pltsie, bs-
sidsA bis standing "a = gsntlenlsn o. eh<ih.ei
afflicted
sI.!n di.sase. speedily turea- sagsdiy
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TIE ALLEGHENY TRAGEDY.-Mr.
Henry Streng, who was shot on Thurs
day afternoon. at his residence in Allie
gheny, by his son-in-law, Jacob Bait
zcll, of this city, is still lying in a crit
ical condition, and but faint hopes are
entertained of his recovery. Baltzell
was committed to Jail on Saturday to
await the result of Mr.. Strcng's inju-
ries
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NOTICES..
EnarOrtamt TO Gardeners.
PE w0;f,D GALA. TIlE ATTN

w TON ri all rractirdll Gardeners to the all
vantage oi puttiuG III thcir"'dcIs for seeds early
- there aIo many Varieties very snort IhlS
season.
We propose taking orders for seeds, sending
tlym IA To llN id l.ardIcth Il SON, oi Ilhladcl'
yIIi. the only II littlr secdsmeIJ and there have
each order put up separately, render the pnr-
chaser the original invoice. and charge him Ian.
Grcth' prices. \ full and complete stock OF seed
ru hauGs throu. the season.
PRYOR EOYD & CO.,
= gricui.ural Warehouse and Sysd Store, No IL
Main Street. Wheeling. ". Va JAM
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WANTED.
,-xy. sGA ~ ~ n VERY

q WHERE Ia introduce two NEW TAI.
LITEI lNVEN TONS, INVALUABLE TO EVERY
TANIsT. s,il, al si.ht, and demand constantly m
orca.,u., Agents, male and female, now SPer.
n U.. Luuls daily. PEEvIuus EAPERIENCE A.
,,r>I, r>NrCrssNKY. A sample of each, worth
g.. with terms ju agents. sent free 10y mah 10
An, adr,:,.,-. >rru b, cents To pay postage.
4; SATISFACTION GUAINNIEED Address
&. ". JACkSON ~ co,
r,clS.!v PO Box lJIs Baltimore, Nd.
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HORSE THIEF SENT UP.-John DOnel.
ly, who is charged with stealing horse
from the stable attached to Louis Lin
germans hotel, on Saturday night last,
was yesterday given hearing before
Justice johnson. He was stopping at
Lingerman's on Saturday, and late in
the afternoon he went to the stable
and took out horse, owned by Adolph
Jacob, who was also stopping at the
hotel. He rode the animal out the
National Road, and several times
offered to trade or sell him. Failing
to make q trade or sale, Donnelly rode
the horse home and put him up for the
night. Soon after Donnelly had retired
for the night he was waited upon by
officers Scroggins and Tracy, who ar
rested him and brought man and beast
back to the city. Donnelly resides near
Fulton. Justice johnson committed
him to Jail for o further hearing before
Circuit Court.
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TIE ELECTION of Directors for the
Fire and Marine Insurance company of
Wheeling yesterday resulted in the re-
election of the old Board, as follows:
Messrs. Robert Crangle, Robert Morri-
son, S. Brady, John Donlon, John Reid,
J. Dalzen, VIM. G. Battelle, j. ID. Du-
Rois
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CrpnrtucrSiDiD,

r ARMSTRONG. J. 4. HOLIDAY AND
81 Alexander Coen. have this day entered into
copartncrship under the firm name of Armstrong,
Holiday 4 Co., for the purpose of carrying on
wholesale and retail lumber business, manuiac
turing doors sash shutters, boxes, &c. &C
Planning Mill corner Fifth and Lindsey streets
Lumber Yard, half squire north I'll Ward Mar
k-t House.
ARMSTRONG. HOLIDAY & co.
WHEELING. Jan. >. l~6T. ian1.lw
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Machinery FOR SALE.

,,,ur FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL
br sold in lots to suit purchasers. IL is all
Ia excellent condition. having run out lew
H' Ior steam Engine, lO,inch cylinder, 2O-inch
STU n",. Double Flued Boiler 40 inches, ?! feet
lOEs. s., S,cct
NI. rliru; Corn Shelter. with cleaner attach
y .g,nsrity s,p bushels per hour.
81 - Hr,Ctul,l Burr Mill, 30 inches.
I'm, Wheat Separator.
n.,. Grruwald's Steam Holster.
ronr sets Elevators and Conveyors.
One Wind Mill.
TnSethcr with large amount Of Skating,
r,,rl Gearing, Betting, &c.
PRYOR, HANDLAN & CO,
Nos. Is, II and 10 Main street.