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vur K,c,"osp EsaG,KEns sss1I.Wrnslr,
vrp'isnrr DA,l1 y r,ioMAs nSn sIroH1E, JR.
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En- e. n Hrr No annuw and at the rate OF i eisn'
p rH fss iaT s Iss nas dSais months
we dollars per M Sc, or RENTED by mall i'' p''o'
~, a!v&ts n end :" The SsaI p.r mall in good and
Al Z" 'h's "ns Ss o the Editors ae s" ,,r y scare
ra'aSy @ M rr tS ! the accumulation Of "'sfs ,,rs III
srS HS -, ~ The ~ne ,S A serious tax upon h1ilols
? 81 H'. az ~. h.srrss which oi~mnyrpTISlNG.
!, eNte"s' TURNS or r hIcrn lines or less hrst IN
* THE DAILY .eon 'wen'ysss 'Sns b,Tly
rT."n sn,.sd ed once a week. twiee 4 VEGA - ,r, !,
1 hall cents ens,se y dollars for .: 'a I"sr
Anoon for 4lveren'sn o. s dollars aieT lneluaeu
nieen aes' OF sSS ''''
r each continuance % with the advance l"'
90 m isr. non, distance mus o' a'."., .n,,on -
references to insure -, ,rc,eding si 'sS' arc
Q 49, ig Gsi:aeriss and ''iduseS " 'ei'''' :,
T as and Marriages tie county, by The
unknown to US, nr or they Will IN no
I. -4'n % H rvrTy measure that has been ia aS We must
s- p ,,zzss has proved h being eeru
In 's.. sI. VI :hr Postmaster. 'e''"' ' '' ..
H. 's ar h2"' ,-,zzss=a.zl.saru..,..
sTnapR coTRsEt; co5,Hs,t; i &c SRiEcuHuSp' VA ~.,, ;,
s,nto.. lns;ruc,l'G III The various o'arii aI nm ~
s'Hh ;.. Linc1oo. viii be resumed Oh "'''A'
i r. nc :oi9w'a. ar'"'ss"f;, LECTURES ,.o> :, =
S.y sn >nrsa Pa hG!o. by DArIpii TUCKER; VI u
Ptt " n,.rasss o. Wonen and C"iI"fen' oy '"''
Co>"Ai u - ,r, Therapeutics by E. rEIlCoLAs ~
y! % s4 ,H3 pharnaty. by MAh hriN; VI MIniSSnS ND
ut,.- -,tn-y =,
AHa!ot"! az" .u.u middle OF ApIl' !. .ns ''Ig NJ
TIE t"H'e y - Lur.I: the mon:h ui Angus. t
lct!9r RIA, Viii be pUr>ucd viii coisist "i m h
10 .. ,,,ru, Two Lectures Will oe
Ls'a a. rs.a examination upon ihe s!'ls.l VI is @
:' Sn.I. time %l hus be aln"eu 'c stI'., vi, w. w.
s. M .tuy Of the variu> c!!uici! t"sSe Men W. " ,,
~ "- IL n: attention Whale ie aS eNasi'ia'ioh "i
.,,mr.l, 20 ci,.r apilciil"ii. -. I,Gr,,arv
= .. a. a.. 20 tie warns VI ''i. iit''
t.-.% % w. i',lIsc. and vi tie Richmond Ans-.ipuSe
,,ga, AM op2ui: :ugIy viii be aioa"' ''t ''' >' "
-@aE ,...., s.o rrrrts wi he issued by the Sec.
Zee -: 'Ar "h''c e'''S GARTER F. Johnson. Secy.
.-..H. . C,rn.r n irua,. and Nave streets.
-, ,..,; ..ITOa. NC. FEMALE sENiNARn. d.
- .sI,, OF this lu>i4ncn VIII coi.!Ue.e WI l"
% %" - Tr g.I NJ June ca -uns, EXhswr ani3n'ss ",e os
accommodation OF .Gti!'na' puiiS; "n' We. % ~
n charged Only tle lne tie: may te:.nue
yoTg,ry Tire a.hiune.s ana ocau'! o. 81.
.l:sr,..rs of as ScEuui, colGHs"i II 70 Tie ie'''e
Is;ua, les session Of n'e months so 90
BAL. II so
Ea. -. Ta:!oa, 1890
rle4t", . ,,-,,.,. s. 0p
N.:; o. me h"EPA"u uSe y, t's IS 20
~ .sc o. f'd!'o. CO 49, 10
A-Ht on "G''af 'o w ~ %
Jt"iA- at rai''i.s' l. 90
In, l.r h. IN Cv.ors, i ~,
N3,.M- aEi tUe.' ..,.o p,,.s S,a,nnery Ac
I.r.l ,l.i 4, ne pwssi .e;ail prices
rla,, , be aiLrcs. ed those WHO may desire T. ~
''H-'- " DANIEL TURNER Pri.
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MANAGE TO THE TOBACCO.-The Georgetown hGE. !
o..s learns from gentleman who hasJust passed ,no=
h coun,ry that the frost experienced few nights a2" lh'
dne very considerable damage to the young TOBACCO
which a We very generally destroyed upon me
The corn has also been much !nured in that secNoh
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,.sS,,I VIRGINIA ,I1LIrARY INSTITUTE.


rHE at .! Visitors viii ins v Institute on shs ah
y.. at N. % make rac arpc!a AQl'a,'s sou!"
|. ~a'-,. pos aa he Ii cersset on Or a.'re ,e aa!
t'ae;s, from tn following
~ Grenoric Washington Ho;etoa:;. HaGitH Isle OF ish'
,Y:,. Hruuswlcs Charlotte. erkeey k'nE Queen ahd f'
- riaT.. III -, ,., .h;,,
r. :e Cadets supplied g!aui'ousiy with hoard ~ash!is
ard aIe,ca attendance. /" consieatVi o. ".i'"
wears after graduation IA tacie.S.
i. 7.-.,. ,,..e State Cadet 10 hiG,'- Ia estimated al
, p:aln Meme a'!E.;;eG as stale Caje!s VINO are
~ ia, .he!G avn expenses. ,.- ..,,
L. .-r$ Pi, Calr; estimated a. rom $50 10 sro
aJ> 4ciuin. clothing. which Is supplied By ;hs Ia
., who are admitted as Pay Cadets are required to se've
r-trs. :,
G.Aoxs between G ard . years, uneSeep;ionahe
s4 .ac,ui. AMI Iee!1m from bodily disease or a.nity
n. fca.5; can MAKE sen!sn vi those who
- - 4ce!s graduation class. II early application be
-a!s.
L a - exercises aSe place he i;h July OF which o:
r Will represented BY me following Cade
S.r.a-t Addresses BY Cade charles Cooke. OF Hanover.
u:Jaa.; Cadet @. Whi.ehzad. OF Ndnsenoad
~ !. E.sua. q Alexandria.
" 4. Harris, ni RucknriIge
r.i:.Us at-ss-vE ty Caae! ". Humrs OF Washing On
A. aa..c e day. Declaration Independence "iii be
"a = 'r G. smith, OF Norfolk aud National orati"" de
lv.'sa y Ca4-! .syh Mayo. o. Westmorcia'd,
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent.
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Ok. j. =. kNSE.'S

DIX. j. -. ROSES
SELF AT Ills LABORATORY.
edenes all Of high rspue a can be Ise s GRPS"
q OF extensive medical practice or the last 'hfs
E Expeetar.m or Cough Syrup Consumption. Colds,
Splitting OF Blood Bronchi's' and all Diseases o.
b g AeraIive or BLOOD Purifier the OF scroula
Jg,rs Liver Complaint Rheumatism Chronic Diseases anu
y. ar;>lrg from impure state OF the Blood fTce si:
Roses A,erlve Pills, for Dyspepsia LIVER Goin.
re and all conditions Of the system impaired s 6s oous
lag w superior all lnorcural preparations fce Ioe'r.
a,,r vesslanc vellnuge, wom-ker-a safe aud sure
"a - ri woa.- Price: cents o,. ot rim r,os,
s-sa, a cIn- should be kept 10 all families 1t GER
y @ m a. bowel diseases Price % Gents Price s.
v ". Magic IiE.nt-removinG pains oi all khus ro' "e
2 p Tor aIs weakness general debility, &c, &c. Price
pa ggca, Tonic for males or females, and substitute tor
A y,;sjr Observation-Disclosures have been cured By it,
~ " III. .rea, DR. 2t:sc Price 80 cens and ST.
IL. tay medicines mentioned above has oeel
~: widely a:.d proven. AMI their speclhc enect III
H.: rl;on- Is"ases to which they aPropr'aed, has
@ a h. remedies for the afflicted, above all "tnei
!e ,,a,ae Of The University of Pennsylvania ant an
nv M att the Phiadc phia Medical Society Ills sdll"ha
~ Harl IA !-a by the following eminent physicians ano
% N ir-qIcu consultation with since Doctors
" a. ,nxe on Son James and Hare the great Chemist
NE 'sT valuable iluy medicines, with circulars ana lu
az, CAlNoE 8 WGnp. Able a GRAY, BENNETT q
r JAN 9. -c2awly
tsruIar term of the Circuit Cour Of Law
'" 4i i!.Gr!co ior trial OF civil causes held May
4,,a Randall pl,r.
:'sa,.s :'., n.o
IT,. .,,o .so rion aa a:,atiucnt returned executed
Jcol ne iaai by his attorneys, Messrs Johnson anu
tov he IA! atorne. object Of this suit is 10
Hae s%s The ssr Of New York the 2oh day Of
ats Sac arc hat the said defendant not rtelaent o.
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IUpy ItSEe.
X. ELDRIDGE, C c. C.
FOR SALE,

r." HER 'MiTaGE" tract Of lac lying Crooked Run
County, Va one mile above Wayandsburg. nine from
L'uT House, contiguous the Orange and Aexandre
coa'ning i6 is good location for country
N-S a me land Ii we'll adapted 10 grain and srsss
4 ~" h--e.in JOHN n. GAREETT,
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gURGLARY-On Saturday night last TWO men Dy '',T
nam. o! Ceu Teter and Walter DAVIS G'"se !n' M M
S.m,e H,usc IT, OF this county. and toCE IRON. u" M
he'd where he slept small chest in ~hieh hr kept ~.
and some $500 in money. "A they LEFT lac Gss @ ay
IDENTIFY made noise whch ps' 70 ihe;r house
found them examining the psrs HI He s"s'on monev ana h @
ed in getting his chest and papers pu .ncha1 mo- Is
u birtv or Os:y dollars Of the money The bs"Hte
could nt be found The r"saes are now II jail s 81 "sS s
ou ', w. ,ios viii >: tre!.-I ffomn.y tTc) Argus
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RENCONTRE.-We learn that on SATURDAY e'.ns -
a misunderstanding arose between MI oou' " : -...,
and Mr.. Mortimer OF Philadelphia; when tne a''e' ~.
ed the former threatening attitude with brick in ms
hand Bowler bereupon drew revolver and fired: one sho'
was lodged in Mor,imers head and the others 10 MS
Bowler Immediately surrendered himself into the aha' o.
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PAINFUL OCCURRENCE.-We regret to hear i'a' !"
most painful occurrence took place at Ne" h'pe, !" s
nn,v nm Friday last, the Regimentn muster ME JON"
PATERSON and Mr. JOS Ross got into an ."rca'n .'ra
Which the Ier gave the former the lie; w't'eupon ia,i
son struck him and Knocked him down, ihe olcN pa. " ~
~ @ ,,,,g ,hc hoor with considerable violence, ra -'iE
concusson II the BRAIN which terminated IN oca'h %" "a"
Cay morning. a., ~, :, III ,,n.o,
rIr Patterson was admitted 10 oa. oy '"o in .r,r
- ,,,.,once NJ court He ia quite i"s'"ci"h'c 'l'.
Win res and highly respectable n me com
md we are sure that Grlre iis an il"r Mia '''
Ina, hr tss OF the unfortunate lnin "hp 'osl rs =
.. @ - I;,I ;f aprthnp We understand he was ln'"Si-
ca,sd a, he lime OF tine acciden Stdunon Messenger
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heath OFF JAMES HOLLlDAI.-Jamcs Hoihdny' ."
,,.nbsr of the bar at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, le
de,d in the courthouse at that place on 'hc io"
,r.,,n, while engaged as counsel in the trial OF
IT, IN the point of obsctnc to question put 70
=. s learn from the Sentinel) when he suddenly STOP
sd -os,ed his hand aeains, his heart and saio 10 ''
peI ,y, your honor send for my carriagc2 am TOO uh-
round him. avsd his face with water put spirits 10
S LIS ,nd ,od him to an open window In the Vestonie-
For az osan, he seemed rally, but it was ne as' l.IAs
Of the expiring lamp deahy palOr settled upon ms
lures his ewes BECAME fixed and glazed; and ain' eap
inr ou, ali is NIL dark-don leave me- ne sahs qu''v
TO the arms OF death
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cnErcu OF AIR WEBSTER,

prr.,o M.y 23-The following is the substance OF li
Websters speech the great dinner gwen mere
The honorable gen,euans remarks were conneo c'''!
II, ,opics relating his course on ne slavery Hue
,houph he gave rapid history OF the question: nre'
down 10 the present day. He defenoea MS own e"u
nm the coupromise measures. he coud not uo
he said and be true his oath, to he Consuuloh' anu "
the country. ,o o,o,nc N tho
He read from the Constitution the clause re!ana - i
egi,ive slave law and pointed TO its explicit anu peaNe
reouenens and asked if the sworn oflccrs OF Tue
i yarc 70 execute them or We have taken our oh's'
-, susnin The constitution Are TO tamper WIN Nos-
are we 10 tatcr 20, CIT .:,,oa .,,,,
He smoke OF no concessions 1t the SCUM "lsNeo any
,,,cesson from him. they would not get lt-not u mars
hreadh If they came TO his house for It, they wou!c
~ il He conceded nothing but he would maintain Tor ''
Snn,h and North 10 the utmost Of his power and In m nc
r ali dancer their rights under the consutuon-ana 10"
orsake me and nv children said he it, ever De Gu"d !" Ia
-,
He had always contended that any measure catun'' ~
add IN the ave territory D. the United states VIZ
,n,nal He never would consent that thcfe sho1 ~ "
:n, o slave territory beyond what The Old thirteen '"t
Ind at the foundation of the Union. Never never n'''
He was in Congress when the Texas anneSa'lo"
came nm and he fought against it, E"ldlng up nom h"
and nroclaimno with voice stronger than II now IS as"
rr, whole of il, But annexation carried, ana lei ""'
nsw.r for il who did the deed Mr.. w. then "iii'@' 10 '
New Mexico question: and the course ot INC ae''t'S
ZION on tnat subject which he defended ,
He glanced gain the fugitive slave Inv" IN"
Thai il was more favorable the tree States !ah ' "
mn ,eJ under Gen. Washnglons administration otc'
MICS were taken up ard discussed a' great c.s'"' WHICH, "
distinguished speaker ciose".
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=
Tvr WIFE SrAnvlSo CASE at Nashville ehn' "'s 'u
owav 5v the testimony for the defence. bu'ef
shaved by number oil witnesses 'ha: ms vile was go '""'
aiven 10 inoxcaon that ne had been reluctantly e"nseo
70 separate from he and that her death was caused O'
,emoerancs instead Of sIarra'ion.
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A., ~. MILTON ,ydow' .: ':ai eminent statesman
rd ,,,,, Acxander Hamilton, ana whose deata was an
,nucd IN me rapsrs OF Yesterday Is we are pleased .
learn in excellent health at her residence Ia 'OD
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\, ,hases whatever. will De made BnoH stationery! "e'
h.. ,y.! =, ne ,uwssi .e;ail prices III.
- rI,,> ,s,,I hs ailrrs ed 10 those WHO may desire L.
t">1a's "'' y DANIEL TURNER, Pr.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
II. F. LAKENAN,
Attorney at Law, and General Real
ESTATE AGENT.

Hannibal, Mo.
Oce-on North side of Bird between LIST and I'd SITS.
MILL attend to the collection Of debts and other
w professional business entrusted to his CARE
He has complete Abstracts of Title 10 all therea
tate in Hannibal aud will furnish to those desiring it,
an abstract Of all the Conveyances record, of any
lot 10 the city.
He is commissioned 10 take Dispositions, Acknowl-
edgemsnt Of deeds, &c. for the States Of Virginia aud
Kentucky.
Refer ences:
Messra. Woods, Christy & Co., st. Louis, Mo
Messrs. Doan, King & Co,
Messrs. Collins 4 Kellogg, -"
Sitter, Price Il Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Morris l.. Hallowell & Co. "
Atwood l. Co., "
-" Mofett, HAYES 4 Co., Hannibal, Mo.
Mr.. T. X. Selmes, :
Mr.. George Schroter, [oct si-iy]
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
Hannibal Stove and Tin Store,

Main Street, Hannibal, Mo.
The undersigned would respectfully call the stten.
ton of the public in general and his old friends and
toners particular, 10 his well selected we'll assorted
stock of Cook Stoves, and especially the
Empire State,
which is the same pattern Of the
Prairie State,
f lot The Originally which has been so very highly and
deservedy recommended by some OF our most respect.
able and worthy citizens and also to the Heavy Fur
mace Made Premium Cook Stove, at least one. third
hea ver than any stove offered the Mississippi, and
will last long as two OF many Of the light foundry
made stoves. This is no jes-it il downright sober
truth and should be interesting TO those wishing to pur
chase stove for service His stock Of tin is COM
and will be furnished to dealers St. Louis prices,
and he will have also in season fine lot Of Parlor,
box, Coal and Ten Plate stoves, all Of which will be
sod as low as any other house can afford them.
But while much is said about stoves, &C., the fine
stock of
Iron, Steel and Hollow Ware
Must no, be overlooked, TO be found at the
old stand on Water street. DO not forget
the Hannibal stove and Tin
store, Next door to Blocks Clothing Sto re, Aan st.
J. G. WAUGH,
my22 Successor to Waugh Pogue.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

TINHE subscriber has now on hand and Is
l. daily receiving the largest and best a.. ~
sorted stock of GOODS suitable for this market, ever
brought TO Northern Missouri. He returns his MOI
sincere thanks for the untirng support he has al
ways received, and no effort shall be wanting hia
part 10 merit its continuance. 4. II. SELMES
feb 20
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Sundries'
Smith s.. Allen,
AttOrn ey at l. u w,

HANNIBAL, MARION COUNTY, MISSOURI,
MILL promptly attend TO all professional business
w entrusted to hs care in the counties Of Marion,
Rails and Pike. He will give particular attention TO
the securing and collection Of debts in any part Of the
State. GfOfice Bird street, four doors above the
Of Bird and Main, in front Of the Marshal and
Recorders office.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
JUST RECEIVED,

DlRECT from the Importers, a new supply Of those
- fine old Brahdies, among which are choice Seig-
nette, La Rochelle Castilon Co.'S, and Otard Brands.
Cherry Bounce, Wild Cherry, and Fine Peach Bran.
dicina or other purposes Also, Caret, Madsrs, and
Sweet Malaga OF the first quality, and At low prices
by A. INSLEE T. co.
Hannibal, July oath, 1851. J
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
0 M s WR a on OE Q ON p A NY
vINCENNES, INDIANA.
Charter Unlimited: Granted January Cd
1850.
900!
stockholders Individually Liable.
For the Insurance Of
HORSES, MULES, PRIZE BULLS,
SHEEP 4 CATTLE.
Of every description, against the combined risks of Fire
Water, Accidents and Disease; also upon stock driven
TO Eastern markets, or transported South.
E1-osses pa id in 80 days after proof Of death. III
DIRECTORS;
Joseph &. Bowman, Counsellor; Ferdinand
Eberwine, Merchant; Capt. Isaac Mas
Merchant; George ID. Hay, Merchant; Hon,
Thomas Bishop; John Wise, Merchant and
Bank Direotorj Alvin w. Tracy, Merchan,
and Bank Director; Hon. Abner T. Ellis,
Esq, State Senator, and Mayor of Vincennes;
Adm. Smith, Farmer, Bank Director, and
Auditor Of Knox county.
JOSEPH G BOWMAN, President.
B. SHuRrLErr WHITNEY, Secretary.
WV. BuRrcii. Treasurer, Merch't, and Pres.
ident Vincennes Birch Of St. Bk., Ind.
VIM. P. SAMUEL, Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
july 25.tf
A FARM FOR SALE.
T WISH 10 sell the farm on which ] reside, situated
in Pike county, miles southwest of Spence sbrg,
% miles from Hannibal and % miles from Louisians.
The tract contains six hundred acTes-about equal
quantity Of prairie and timber one hundred and fifty
acres under fence, hundred Of which is in cuva-
ton. There is comfortable brick dwelling house,
good barn, stables, corn cribs, Sc. spring of good
waite within forty steps OF the house also, an abun
dance Of stock WATER for any amount Of stock Being
situated on the edge Of the Grand Prairie, il would
make Of the best stock farms in the country.
Twill sell great bargain in said farm il application
be made 10 me soon, on the premises.
jel2tf JOHN H. DAVIS.
DLACK Lace Wells, French Worked Collars and
ID Capes, very large lot, selling awful cheap at
apr2jy COLLINS L. BREEDS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
A Further Supply Of
NEW GOODS

TN consequence of our sal"s-far exceeding our ex-
peca,a,ons, we have been obliged, within the last
week, to add largely TO Stock which addition wa,
selected by senior partner In person. from extensive
stocks direct from the manufactures In
NJ oX(D2OH Ao
Our assortment is large and complete, and con.
sss Of every variety Of Goods for the Gentlemen from
the finest silk hat, Ltaper crown1 down 10 the feet.-
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
CLOYHING

CLIOTHING
OF every eserption-a large assortment mems, boys
and infants hats leghorn, Panama, palm, wool, and
rough and ready, fur, silk, &C, &C. Gentlemehs silk
under shirts, cotton aud wool ditto. ladies' silk vests
Trunks Of every quality, from 81 % 10 SIS. Saddle
bags; extra and common mixed and bro cotton hose,
extra quality red and ye How bandanna kfs, SO inches
squarej alarge assortment of
Boys Clothing,
Consisting Of sup. cashmarete, English and French
merino jacket cut and trim'd in the best city fashion,
silk and word vests, bro and bleach'd fine drill Pants
cottonade plaid and plain cashmere do; alpaca coats
bro linen roundabous-in fact, our assortment can't b
beat this side Of 81. Louis; and say in conclusion
viii! sell low the lowest quality, cut make, &c
considered. Bear In mind, ours is a One Price
House, and that price but small advance first cost
believing in the old adage "A Nimble Penny is bette
than Slow Shilling " my79
| HIRAM McvEIGH, 4 co.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

DAKASOLS-Ay very large assortment from the low
i est price 10 the finest which we are selling remark
ably cheap, apr24y COLLINS& BREED.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

COME AT LAST!
MISS JENNY LIND AT HANNIBAL!'
rNHE undersigned would take special pleasure in an
i nouncing to the citizens Of Hannibal, and the ad-
joining counties that he has just received his Spring
stock Of
GROCERIES,,
and he can safely say without the least fear Of contra
dicon, that he has the largest and best selected -.
sorment of Family Groceries ever brought to
Hannibal and is determined 10 sell as low as can BE-
sold in the city, and warranted to be of good quality
can be found any establishment in the State Of Mis-.
souri,. So all of you that hunger and thirst after the
substantials of life come unto and buy meat and
drink and good articles and cheap bargains
apr3 e. W. CAPLINGEN''
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

Insurance.
MOFFETT, HAYES, & CO.,
A GENTS the COLUMBUS INSURANCE
n COMPANY, Columbus, Ohio, are prepared to
take Fire and Marine risks upon the most favorable
terms in this well known and popular office.
Hannibal, Sept. 26th, l850-tf.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

AN
ADV ERTISEMEN
THAT APPEALS TO THE
SOUND SENSE OF THE COMMUNITY
u
Standard Medicines.
The FOLLOWING Mnegxaiied ssr,ss Of Family
Medicines may Be depended 1pon riM
the utmost confidence. TAsy have
Ms appreciation o the best ply
sieians in 0s country, and
are recommended BY all
rho hape ssed Msw
as superior to
any family medicines knopn.
They have been before the Public
FOR FIVE YEARS,
During which time than 5000 certificates have been
eeived from eminent public men aud others, and
on file atthe Company's Office.
They are Compounded
with the utmost and skin, and the ingredients
are thoroughly tested by scientific ebemIsts,so
that medicines Of uniform and reliable
quality are guaranteed In all cases.
The Gracfenberg
Vegetable Pills,
Are particularly valuable for the prevention and
cure Of Fevers In general, all Bilious and Liv.
er Complaints, Jaundce, General Debility,
Common and Sick Headache, Dyspep.
sia, Heart Burn, Cosiiveness. Grip
Ing, Urinary Diseases, Obstruc
tions Of the Menses IGfu.
enza, Asthma and for
n variety Of other
Chronic Dsea
SEES; In fine,
for oil ordinary family
Full Directions for the various Diseases accOmpa'
| ny each box. Price - cents . box.
THE GRAEFENBERG
Dyse tory syrup.
A speedy and nfalible remedy In DarrhGa, Dyson.
tory, Bloody fIux, Cholera Morbus Cholera infan
tum, and the AnArIo CHOLERA, II taken with
the first symptoms, viz vomiting and diar.
Thea. II never fails to cure the worst
possible cases Of bowel complaints,
| generally In few hours sell
| dom beyond day. Il is
| Purely VEGETABLE,
| and taken In almost
any quantity is
perfectly harmless.
THE GRAEEENBENG
Green Mountain Ointment
| Invaluable for Burns Wounds spraius, Chilblains,
| COrns, Sores swelings Of all kinds, Rheuma.
| tism, Erysipens, Bronchitis, scrofula Ul-
| Gers, Pains In the Side and Back imme.
| diatey relieved, Inflammation of the
Bowels, aud for all cases where
| there 10 inflammation
| MARSIIALL,s
Uterine Catholicon.
| A certain for Proupsus Ueri. and for most of
| the distressing complaints incident I Females.
| Prepared by Dr. TiiEO. POMEROY, ofUu
| Gu, solely for the Graefenberg Company.
The other Grastsnberg Medicines are:
Eye Lotion.
Health Bitters.
Consumptive Balm.
Childrens Panacea.
Fever and Ague Pills.
Libbys Pile Ointment.
Sarsaparilla Compound
THE RAEFEN BERG
MANUAL OF HEALTH.
Complete hand hook of medicine for families Price IN
cents.
Office 2l4, Broadnay, ". y.
CAUTION.
IAe public reqasssd bear in mind that ereyhnR prpa
ed BY he Gra.enberg Company has their seal mpon
Spurious articles hare been issued closely resembling e
wine srery particular except the seal
should be obserred before pIrehasing.
E.K WOODWARD, General Agent, 81. Louie
| i'll MATTHEWS, Local Agent Hannibal. fmar6]
THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
0 MS WRA NOE COMP AMY
VINCENNES, INDIANA.
Charter Unlimited: Granted January Cd
1850,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

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