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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

Buy your Holiday Presents at F. Katz-
snbach's, 3I7 Main street.
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Some person viii recOllect Of seeing
passing through u streets a few days
ago, a fine Kentucky heifsr. Now, the
lovers Of q good Christmas dinner can
obtain q fine roast from this same animal
by calling on Mr.. Seessel, ST., one Of our
oldest butchers in town. His stall is No.
So Poplar Street Market, Christmas Eve,
the 24th, st | O'Clock.
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INDIANA NesI mssra~
Inis nle passenger packet leaves -
ior the above or f
T6L DAY, "A inst, A. % an.
". Jay JOHNSON, Aesn.
dec24 Il stsr Wh-9--~ef
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Good Prints 7 cents. best Prints 10
cents, yard wide good Bleached Domestic
12} cents. J H. LOewenstine 4 Bros,
Clay Building, closing out sale.
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Best DeIaiaes, ISc. Coed full size
Shawls, g. All wool Flannel, Csc. J.
81. Lowenstine, No. 231 Main street,
must sell cut. We leave open till 10 pm.
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Elegant Oil Paintings, Engravings
aud Autographs, neatly framed, suita-
bic for presents, at F. Kstzenbach's, 81
Main street.
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Writing Desks in endless variety, at
Geo. PattisOn & Co.'s, 3I74 Main street.
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FOB RENT.

NOR RENT A handsomely and fully fur
d nished, modern House., in q choice leca-
tioa-ten minutes walk from Court square.
For particulars sPPly % D. R.. Appeal once.
dec2
DOR RENT.-Tbe CHERRY PLACE"
z on RsybUrn sveoUe. u miles south Of
Court Square. Terms reasonable TO a good
tenant PARfEE HARBEhIr
dec2 II Monroe street.
TyoR RENT-COMMER0IAL HOTEL-This
z desirable Hotel is nov oEered l2T lease
deci7 In At Peoples Bank.
NOR RENr-The TWO Basement Rooms un-
L der 1e and ls Madison street, sultaole for
Barber shops or saloons Also. Ones above
Apply % W. R. HUNT, No lSts Union street
nor REST-A STORE on Main street. To-
Gated IN one OF the best business uoriions
or ths city. Rent low 10 q good tenant. For
particulars inquire al ~ Main street deel9
EOR tt
A GROCERY STORE. at the intersection OF
Poplar and Alabama streets number one
stand. Can command = large country trade.
Inquire on the premises, 800 Alabama street.
noy2
FOR EN- T.
An excellent new EwELLING HOUSE 81
Central Point. near The street Railroad. Rive
Rooms, Eltc4cn, s~ervant's room sna al con-
Ar hItsci. irving Block, p second street
novE d&wtf
Il . X 4 L n t
The elegant new building Mo- Towards
ov, three zto-ies high, with good cellar.
Apply TO N. L. MEACHAM,
oe21f No Uniou street.
Z o L Z 4 T
A centrally located business house on Front
Row. Possession given Immediately. /
Oc2-tf J, ". PAGE. JE.
For Lease.
Mulberry GrOCe Plantation,
on ARKANSAS RIVER,
rr~wTrTEE miles bE1ow Pine gfuF & above \
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tAEEL
AHkinds Of Dress Goods win this weel
be sold at less than New York Cost, a
B. Lowenstein & Bros.
n Rraus & Co No. us Main street
have brought from their wholesale {.
to their retail department, a large lot o
new goods, which must be sold regard
less Of cost or value,
Fars, Furs, Fnrs! at B. Lowenstsln 4
Bros.
The entire stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods have been marked down a
B. Lowenstein & Bros.
Buyyour Holiday Presents at B. Low
enstein 4 Bre's.
Price OF Cloaks reduced at B.. Lowen-
stein & Bros.
Holiday BooEs-The largest assort-
ment in the city. Gail az early Geo.
Psttison & Co.'S, 3l7l Main street.
Buy your Holiday Presents from B.
LOwenstein &Bro's.
an Kinds OF Dress Goods, at less than
New York Cost, 1t 2. Lowenstein &
Bros.
Mems good Boots, g. Mems Brogans
81. Nice quality Of Undertakes and
Drawers, s. each. Good heavy Jeans.
soc. j. 81. LOwenstine & Bros, No. 23i
Main street.
The rash still continues at the greatest
closing Gu. sale OF the season, al ".
kTaus d CO.'s, No Us Main street.
Coaks, Cloaks, Cioaks! at reduced
prices, at B.. Lowenstein & Bros.
The greatest closing out sale Of the
season, at ii. kraus 4 Co.'s. No. us
Main street, eOrne Of Adams. Their
statesmen have positive orders to sell all
goods regardless Of cost or value.
Dry Goods marked still lower this
week at B. LOWenstein & Bros.
Ladies, don't fail to look at those eheap
clOaks, shawls, etc, at NJ. Kraus 4
Co.'s, No. 2Is Main street, at the real
closing out sale Of the season. They
must be sold, regardless Of cost or value.
Mrs, L. Tradeau informs her
Lady Customers that she has
resumed business at No. l53
Union street.
-uufor. anallsh Branches,L Latin and Greek
Gramm AZ .....------. ~ ~
Primary Deparument--.------------------ AW
- Ds-aafaf- advance au2 Z
Go and See the elegant Basket Of
Peaches, and other Oil Chromos, at F.
kstzenbach's, 317 Main street.
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Trunk Factory At 10. !31 Dlo&d street, corner 81
Fifth. -
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New Publications.

Mr.. WYNYAEp's WARD. 4 Norei. BY
NoLME LIZ, author OF "Sylvan Holt, 5
Daughter" sc. New York: HARPER \
BROTHERS.
Wi,hou, having been able 10 glance a.
the pages OF this novel more than 10 cr;ti-
ciscits printing, we may say that from the at :
tcntion il has received from the publishers
in tie TASTE and elegance with which it is
published we take il that il must be work
OF considerable merit.
Tor sale by TURNER, Governor street.
DEMoEEsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
July--a very fine number, full Of fashions
elegantly displayed and clearly explained.
DENoREsr is taking quite popular turn.
The Typography Of the number is exceed
ingly neat.
For sale by TURNER, Governor street.
FRANK LESLIE for July. We have Les
Iis's LadyS Magazine for July. 1t has a
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r,r SrrnArr TnAL.-Thc declarations
>, Mr. BRADLEY. as reported by telegraph,
,non,d mako Mr.. BINGHAM and The gen
o,,Is who tried Mrs. SrEEArT quake al"
fear. Tie New lorl; Worid happily re-
marked not long ago that II would he
same satisfaction to know that the military
commission had not murdered IN innocent
woman. but it seems 10 be questionable
row whether the woman res sui'E.
Beast BUTLER is entitled to the crcdlt OF
being the first to give voice to the general
feeling of the public on this question. l!
is an awful thing to take human life, even
by authority OF court OF Justice; but TO
take it upon The order Of III illegal trlbn-
nal is to assume Il responsibility greater
than mortal man can bear with peace 10
his conscience.
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\ WITTY SCHENCK.-Mr. SCuENCK pro-
poses 10 return thanks 10 PETROLEUM
NAsBY and Mr.. STANrENY for the assist
aucc which they have afforded the PreSi-
den, in carrying out hispolicy. This is an
unfortunate reference for Mr.. SCnENCk.
Everybody will at once recall the fact that
General ScHENcK al Vienna afforded Mr..
LINCOLN the same kind OF assistance III
supprc>Sng the rebellion that Nasty gives
Mr.. JOHNSON in Supprc>sing Schemes.
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largo amount Of print, and perhaps more
than the usual space devoted to fashions,
which are very handsomely illustrated.
LESLIE seems to be making extraordinary
cxcrtions to maintain himself. There are
some very LEsLIE-ish stories in the present
number. The pictures are quite numerous
and the lettct-press much improved.
For sale by J. W. TURNER, Governor
street.
LOUISA OF Prussia AND lIEr TIMES. An
historical novel. By l.. MrHLRAcH, au-
thor Of" Joseph II. and His Court" &c,
&c. Translated from the German by +.
Jordan. Complete in one volume, with
illustrations. New York D. APPLETON
& Co.. 443 and AS Broadway. 1867.
Another Of Miss MrHLRACHs excellent
historical novels. We return thanks TO the
publishers, who have sent US copy.
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l,,,., x.,1p CHANCE TO SECURE
H~1 .nrcr K.rIAINS ly pkf GOODS
NE 1 80 ma. civ bv calling TaiS WEEK
eve, ,ri,rs sYCLE'S, el3 Main street, hetw"en
~ :" ,r.rth Owing Ia the scarcity OF money,
sa,lir, or nv entire stock Of D.Y GOODS n
GhhA - NE y =, miss moi, r,r. h.r.
ear - wv
gains ~
Very mn" press ""'"' '''''
EuSilHa h"t"s'' 'V'', '''' .''l'
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,1,- SKINNER DRY GOODS
AND BELOW COST
AT
rs1A HU T Il -
No. 59a Broad street.

Our stock Of Spring and Summer ToocS oelhs
very large, and the season having iar "d'"hceG'
we will from this day, July lst, sell them posi-
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
The assortment; in everything OF
THE DRY GOODS LINE
i complete. auI the prices IS low, IN many H.
stances much lower than at any house In the CITY
call aud examination Of our stock and prices
Is only necessary to be convinced that there Is no
goods selling cheaper than At
ISAAC HUTZLEE'S,
ivl J2a Broad street, corner SlNth.
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TINS KENTUCKY DELEGArIoN.--l! is ROW
said 10 hu considered rs pretty certain that
the Kcn,uc!sy members will be admitted
10 their seats on Monday. We defined our
position on this and similar questions scEc-
raj davs since. We wish t" see not only
Kentucky, but Massachusetts,, and all the
other States that did not scccdc, snhlcc'c"
10 the same process which has Sothor'"gh'S
convinced the southern people thal '"o
States have no rights which the National
Government is bound to respect 'o''-
,srcss has lust as clear right not on'E 20
.xc,ndc the Kentucky and Massachusetts
delegations, but to place ''''''"'S N'" '
m,ul,rs over them as supreme
as il had TO make negroes voters III '''''''4'
ana and Texas.
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" ~ PICNIC PARTIES,
and all who love p1re article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
the very low price OF SIS per galion
Determined to keep pace with the age IN my pu-
siness. and to serve my old patrons and the puoIc
with the best Of everything In my line al the
smallest profit have this day reduced the price
of my ro- NV cpr.,,S
10 FL so per gallon and respectfully invite the At
tention OF families, parties, pc-nics, etc., to TINS
reduction, with the assurance that all orders VIII
be filed with promptness and fidelity.
ANDREW ASTONl,
HOS south side OF Main street.
directly opposite National Exchange Bank
3-2m
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IN OLD ERiEHp.-ror many years II

NJ AN OLD FEiESD.-For many years the
Press OF the country has chronicled The beneficial
effects Of HnSTETTEn'S STOMACH bITTakS
Editors, authors, physicians, merchants, officers
Of the army and navy, chemists, counsel.ors,
ministers OF the gospel, IN short, great cloud u
witnesses OF every profession, trade, and calling,
have testified TO lis efficacy as tonic and re.ula-
tlus medicine. The names and statements o! these
witnesses have been published in the public
prints, Many OF them are well known 10 III"
whole rub.ic. Their testimony has never been
challenged OF impusnet THIS
OLD FRIEND
has been tried and pronounced, on the authority
Of those whose lives and health il has preserved,
pure, harmless, and emlaenty salutary prepar,l-
ton. Attempts have been made to rival IT, They
have failed, There i nothing equal 10 The enfov-
men, experienced by the afflicted Hhen using THIS
valuable speciac. lis mild lone is sure ana VI.
gorous action upon 4 disordcred stomach, ana III E
cleansing OF the entire human body, recommend
i 10 the whole comm unity az h ABLE
4 + D. j. :2-eod2w
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re RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY

Those in want of we!i-nads, durable THuAkS
can &c, their supply at factory prices, and At the
same TINA encourage HONE E&FERPklsE. We
ke.r z good assortment CT oar own make on hand
and nal K - order suc STYLES a the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements 10 suit
their own CONVENIENCE. Labor il cheaper heTe
than in the North. aud materials Just AZ cheap ~
in the North The freight and dr.yase on oFdl-
nary size Trunks will average on" dollar apiece
so go save tns profit that the northern manu.actu.
rer makes, and the cost Of freight and dfayaFe.
The puruhas ser can see by the above facts that We
ora enabled to sell HOME MADE TkUSkS for
Lea. than uor,hcIu ThU&ES o! same quality are
sold IN ,his nlar.ct
REPAIRING We also do all kinds Of REPAIR
ING, when, wi,ha small outlay, you can save the
expense Of buying new ones; and While an old
Tyunk will not look IS well a. a new one, ", u
will be inst AZ strong as nc'S ons. we also h'
LOCKS snd COVERS on Trunk-.
". have also oar usual large supply o. b''"tS
SHOES. ana CATERS oi the latest styles and bss
make made expressly for rs, all widths and s!1es
which yso are selling much lower than these ihS
| rre,ead to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made wilt
| ont wood or paper
MARCUS HARRIS K BRO,
| No. AS Broad street, corner tllih,
| and so go Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at 30. :35 p.o&t street, corner e."
| Fifth. -
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Aitllmond 1ispatrh.
MONDAY. .................""r.JUL s, 1867.
Wcndc,, Phillips CONGRATULATIONS
StructiOn

The driver Of the Radical coach is WEN
DILL PHILLIPS. When he cracks his whip
the leaders Of the advanced movements >
understand that they arc to take another
step forward. The more conservative
members Of that party always refuse 10
start at the first crack Of his whip, but
they have never yet failed to yield to the
persuasive Influences Of the lash within =
shor; time after so refusing. Looking upon
him. then, as on exponent Of Radical doc
,yines now, and OF what Radical practices
soon will be, VIC attach good deal Of i'm
oortancc 20 his uttcranccs. The 3th Of
.rrlv o? course afforded him an opportu-
nifty for INDUCING in one Of his character
istic illusions. he says
Bn, his fourth day of .Jnly win be re-
l4ar:r"G above its fellows. Today assemblies
tho Great Council Of the Nation IN extra
session TO see that n" Republic receives no
harm IrI ne hopr hey viii inhu&uratr
such policy - VIII rrassnr" al men. H:eaE
IN The landed aTIstOcracy OF F"hcldom, ana
Great" millions OF small hoidlGg>-the only
sufficient buei, Of III" baliot-hoN. TI!n!d men
fear tlue r.IlI cxaspcrat" The rebels. They
ha,r.l.o ~ bitterly Ms lhcy can already. No.
:hinr ~. DO can increase ;his hate. The mo
tl"g- arc reaching Their children 70 haie Us
Nothing we can do VIII give this ha'" longer
ltlrtnau such teachings insure. tonltscatloh
does not increase such hate. toniisCahon ohlS
aiaarus j.. If you cannot convert yonr enemy,
/, il wise 20 tax" a"ay his arms. !:is conn
cation does
Confsca;ion, then, is one Of the panks oil
pruIIPs's platform. We have not scr'-
0usIv feared such q measure. ii IS 50
strongly condemned BY the voice OF III
Christcndorn outside OF the northerh
States. 50 diabolical and crrci, ana i'N''' |
~ urnyc 50 unproGtnbIc to our fa"S''' >
~, ,co y,,rc not attached much import
o,cc 70 TuAp. SrEvENs'S threats. fi'IL-
,,ps however, evidently regards the mca-
snrc with favor and as he Is 2cheE"'Iy
,l,r first man to give uttcrancc 10 "hat
minority Of the northern people icc!, thcfc
!. nj least possibility that the civilization
lr me, nineteenth century is TO be dis
raced bv either an agrarian or Il con!isca-
lion law. The difficulties do not appal
Vr. PmrliIrs's stout heart. He sat at :
home in safety during the late dcSolating
war and so, brave man that he is, be pro
noses 10 continue there while he sends
Town an increased number Of soldiers to |
.1rqrcc lis terrible decree. lie says:
p.>tr.np on, OF III" way bv express d"clara- :
,rl, and ,uactil.ut I'll these sham, and spec. ,
re-. Of pretended STAT" governments. IN :
,.4-n IL necessary, TIA" military fotc" ut IN"
,uuih L., no village however distant; no '
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Mcssrs. WooDHovsE & PARHAN have
sen, US the North British Revie,r for june
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A1321tSPH3ontS.

GRAND PICNIC
FOR THE BENEFIT or
81. JOINS ENGLISH AND GERMAN sChoob''
MONDAY Jri7 :, l5a7,
sCHtEPER's ELBA PA Z h
Grand Orchestra Concert at 10 o CLOCK
At3o'clock the ball vii! commence
p-,,s Tarr., shootlns, for Gentlemen.
Price. vogaI-chissen, Tor Ladies
Sack gaca for Boys, etc, etc.
,,c,ocp = Grand Display OF Brilliant ERE
THE COMMITTEE.
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]. 8. MACMURDO, Cashier.

RicHNoyD. VA, July !, 1861.
This dav James +. Macmurdo, cashier, person
ally appeared before NE ana made Ctth 10 the
truth OF the above statement
BENJAMIN B. WEISIGER,
iv.-3t Notary Public.
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e. B,TciELoR-s HAIR DYE-EATCug

LOR'S HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAZE DI Z Is
the best in the world. The onlEtrus aad perfect
dyo-harmlc~s. reliable, instantaneous. 10 dis.
appointment; no ridiculous tin,s. Natural b.acl.
or brown remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes ;
invisorates the hair, leaving j; soft and beautiful
The genuine il signed WILLIAM i. BATthE-
LOR. All others are m"T" limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and per:amers.
Factory. i Barclay street, New York. Beware
OF Il counterfeit. il II
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RICHMOND, August y, 1868.

RICHMOND, August y, 1865.
Dear Sill feel bound 10 ac4uaint you o! the
worst kind OF dyspepsia, which | have been ef-
hlcted with for tbs last five years, which feared
would terminate in consumption. After my ply.
.ician became tespairei, | then was persuaded
10 seek relief from Bakers Premium B!tters,
which did, and after the OF the four bottles
purchased OF you. became as we'll as ever was
In nv life. NV doctor remarked 1t had bGL"t his
skill. Nothing !sa-teen2 with Ge N my diet.
believe there are remedies FOR ali diseases, but
We al! err In yielding 10 thu confidence Of our
physicians. Respectfully, WILLIAM 5. GooD2.
70 Sir. Z. Baksl, Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
nv l5-.s
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The Farner Tor July has been received
Published by ELLIOTT & SHIELDS, h'cn-
mond.
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ss- n1TcuEH.s LIGHTNING FLY

re UUTIIfEkS T. 'H = =" 1T
KILLER will certainly ext.rminate these pests II
its use is persevored in. Beware OF bogus Fly
paper, which some dealers keep because they can
get il for nearly nothing. bon't be 7windled. AZ
for DUTCHER'S, which is sold Dy al live drug
giSts. l@ I-4h
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r OOK AT THIS.-The subscriber calls
i j the attention Of hts old friend. and the public
generally to hi. large stock Of ! A RE.
STOVES LAMPS. and HuISE-FURSlSHlNG
GOODS, At No .0s Broad street, between Second
and rErd. His stock comprises every article
usually found in such houses. All work III his
line promptly executed on reasona 10 terms.
JOHN T. ANDERSON.
jy4-s, No. EOS Broad street,
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CO. CHARLES HOTEL.
- CORNER III IN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
This nrst elias mi popular Hotel having recent
" bean thorou. My repaired and newly furnished,
is now open for the reception OF guests.
Beiu. situated on the main street OF the city
convenient 10 ali the railroad dcpots, steamboat
landings and principal business houses, together
with liz superior table. comfortable accommoda-
tons a "a rare reduced 10 $3.50 per day. IL i the
most desirable hou-e for tbs travelling pubic 10
stop at while in t-a CRY.
>ra"es att.rI an railroad trains and steamboat
Landings 10 couvrv Passengers TO the hotel.
j. l2-Sla ". !. ia BrOCk. Proprietor.
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~ BAKERS PREMIUM BtrEEnS.-A
certain and nfall!ble remedy for Dyspepsia, 4 que
AID Fever, General Debility, *. For eale by all
druggists In the city Of Richmond and elsewhere.
Orders promptly filed by addressing
E. BAk1E, Proprietor,
Box 332, Richmond, Va.
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Bou73ing and Lodging.

miOaRD.-A few PERMANENT and
l. DAY B0ARrEkS can b. accommodated on
Franklin street, second door from the corner OF
tinn,h No rs . Its
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s'TlLL IN THE RlNG.-'rhc under
y si-ued Is still - lain street, the old stand
aIsrest variety Of LAMPS. TIN and SHEEr-lkOS
WARE OF every description. splendid ss-ort-
Iuent OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, CRATES,
FENDHkS. JaPaSNED WARS, &C., &c. and Is
prepared do all worh in his line At Short notice
"nd reasonable rates. He Aske continuance Of
the very liberal patronage heretofore extended 10
him. jy i-6t w. j. ANptES9S.
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~ T ! l. l. AHEAD.-NEW FLOUR,
- NEW FLOUR, NEW FLOUH THE FIRST
az TIE SEASON TO LOVERS IF GOOD
bREA d Having secured Il 10; 0! new rJur vii!
now commence 10 manufacture Il up in ny So
perior FAMILY BREAD, 10 which cal tie IT.
tantlun OF my customers and the public generally
IL bElGGS'S BAKERY.
" SIT .UI - air : rect.
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PURCELL, ,LADD4c0

ERUssES, TR e : ES 70 y, have Just
ma h.., ,ru.stn Use Tor retention and radical chr.
Sf H9rnia. Also, WHITES AbDDMlSAL sur.
ppETER JOHN ". k'HC., prg.gi-'
NH 70 Main ari Tlri.tru.,,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-15
Literary Notices,

NICHOLAS NIckLEBY. .-DIAMoND Ed
ITIoN N-'sThe Diamond Dickens is an
edition of which any author might be
proud, even though he were inclined to
set the highest price on his writings. 1t
is a miracle of cheapness and neatness.
We examine it closely, and with abund-
ant satisfaction, as we say so. We look
at the fine delicately- tinted paper, the
beautifully clear though exceeding small
type, the clean bright impression, the
spirited engravings, the neat regular fold
ing, the pretty green and gold binding,
and the nice solid feeling book which all
these necessary concomitants go to make
up--and we say again, deliberately, when
we remember the price, that The Dia-
mond Dickens is miracle Of cheap
ness. G -u
The Illustrated Edition, in green mo-
rocco cloth with a gold medallion por-
trait Of the author, costs 81 so per vol
ume. An edition precisely similar in re
spect TO printing and paper, but without
the plates and bound III crimson morocco
cloth, is sold at s 20 per volume The
books are elegant enough for the richest
and cheap enough for the poorest The
Diamond Dickens should find place
in every house in the land The people
who read the great English humorist and
moralist can hardly fail to grow wiser and
etter.-Bufalo. Com. Adretaser.
For sale at the Franklin Bookstore in
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