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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-02
CREDITS TO AMERICAN TRAvELLRRS ABROAD
~ will be granted by the undsrxned on ths following

No. s Plaoeae ia Bourse : Paris. No. Il Brcsdwsy, n.
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1hsrc Is NO Security for the Hair, after II
begins to thin in Crissdoros Hair Preserva
Awe and Beautfer which the growth
FIBRE and in few weeks restores the failing honors
e head in their origin lustre and Manufac
tsrer and sold by CRtSTADORO, No. 8 Astor House.
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DRAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUNS
from and a. sighs;sre issued b the
street. sole passenger agents for she swallow Talk Ae OF
Liverpool and London packet ships.
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Cristadoro Excelsior Hair Dye has liter
ally extnguish all .austic burning fluids Of the day.
known far and wide that instead Of scorchng the
hair il improves its texture, while the black Il
parts Manufactured sold, applied in
Ixivate rooms, by CRISTADORO. No. 6Astor House.
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INSTRUCTION..

A GENTLEMAN, OF MUCH EXPERIENCE IN THK
management of the young aud who is about to leave
ter Europe would the direction OF two or three
directing their studies supervising their morals and man
and supplying far possible, the absence Of
rental GnexceptOnabls references given. Ad-
dress T. W., at this Office.
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MONEY = ADVANCES MADE COR BOUGHT OUT
ll for cash) watches jeweiry diamonds dry goods.
firearms other property at the Pacific
General Agency Once. ia Grand street over the Pacific
Bank The etrctest confidence aud honor be relied
upon Office hours from to 5 o o'clock.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
wfiiien fOr the JOurnsl and Union.
Thought

-oS THe oPsNISs or THE WV YB&R.
Ever. lbas--iha aeeiiag SEASONS "a ihev-roll, -
Prolong new notes Of sadness on the soul q
lis midnight and like some laniliir so,E, lfDtf
The flow Divisions that around me tbfohgl
As joyous youth on age again had smiled,
SO lice the measure, and 80 sad, so Wild 80,
OH IL lbc hean NAV seek relief ia lears. ffftff
IT'S when each oment seems the lapse OF years.
Aud healing wounds are bruised afresh, 10 start
New pans Of s,guish in the bleeding heart.
Flaming nleteofs form, at one bold stride,
Quick passage aud DER heavens high arch-way glils;
And hiss along, aud blaze, aud haste to lglt
Their Transient pathway TO the realm oGngt. b
Thus the boast OF every age dec1ysl F lrs .HtlH4r
The sport Of one becomes ano Tiers praisel .e..t
Each cycle round, the wheeling orb, r,Jece, -.
And echo back 10 earth the req lirm voice
of ages; that as waves of ocean sway
The tiny yacht upon its liquid way,
Safely DER its boi,rOus waleTs guide, .f -.tf LII
Or eau entomD rs deep beneath The tide. .
See crude ma,eTai-as from magic stroke
To life and beau eous uaitf awoke: hi ii's.'i 'l
New b. RI Columbia---wIh her lofty head ..|.fF
Fresh DER the dulnbing ashes of The deal . l..
Kingdoms and Tbrsnes, bright pagesuts Of day
N ON freedoms commissioning 10 decay.
The last glad mora has SET IL raIisni ii,ht : "
lis sgnet crest upch The brow Of night, q. nH
Anil h-ere from the the towering Steep'ci chime
he last faint ech to the march OF lime, me- ., ..
Bore on his sable pinions" 10 decay
The hopeS oil mi lions as they passet away.
Once ham forgotten, in nv fancy glelm N '. hs'T'-
The stricken forms and hopes OF boyhooPs dream;
But ''spread the banqnetpj Danish sadness heie
II is the festive Of the bright newYearl ~ ...I
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

t|ra,,'s Do ~ suppose he iszsspsrs it that
,sAy down in FeAaklin county, slsbng hb Ben.
ION lrisnds2 Not bel We noticed that while
on Ibis point, he managed very adfoitiy 70 fe:
mind his htSskrs that Gem c A. aIsObete Che
Of the Michigan Legislature, when
they tod ban toisoto for The iyIimoti Proyiso+-
Mr. BAY pretended TO refer q dis by Way o.
but the real object was evidently Ia
call to the recollection OF his nudisncea brece-
dentin wbieir great and -ifoiizvd DemUcrst
had gone much farther tlsn Col Benton, and as
a delicate hint Of the extremes to which they
might be led BY too rigid adherence % tbal
principle. .aesgs ;ssT
Mr.. By said IL he had been in the LegiSla-
tdfe when the Jacksoti resolution came up for
discussion, he would have voted againtt them ;
his preference would have been for the directly
opposite instructions of lsgI.naT These held that
Congress has power soslegislage over slavery in
the Territories, the very doctrine which has
brought upon the Benton men the lille il. Free
sellers, all the Time, and with great unApimity,
unsparihgly bestowed by the lSnii.RJn.On par
g.' = e s'iiaaaia1o' ~
Mr.. By is advocating = /" retunion " of the
Democratic party. What for ? There was
nothing he more Frequently impressed upon The
minds Of his hearers than the assertion that he is
not . candidate for Congress unless they could
find no better Representatives in which case he
was humb!y prepared 10 sacrifice himself
martyr for tie good Of his country, the safely
of whose glorious institutions depended on tie
Offices being he'd by good Democrats Ike HIM
'elft Iu31 aau or asTI
0, Disinlerested Labor, thou art Jewel
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
BEWAREI


A friend has handed us what appears at first
sight, TO be bank note. 1t is handsomely en-
'graved on bank note paper, in bank note STYLE,
but still, it amt justine thing, in our opinion,
though well calculated TO entrap the tinwary. :
We particularly caution young people against it,
as hey are unacquainted with the ways of the
world, and by attempting to pass such note,
may learn too late, that they are in a "Sate',
where it is possible for people to lose their lib
erty. a..' p. t'I''@r ~ 5a'7'
On the upper left hand corner is heart, sur
rounded with wreath of roses CHE thorns con-
ceaied). Under this are the words asccnrc3
by the pledge Of The whole stock Of truth, Lon
or and fidelity" We would inform our read
ers that the security is utterly wOrlhlcss-l0O
per cent. below par--has not baen worth any j..
thing since the good old days of g Lang Syne.m
The vignette is a Cupid, an angel, doy e, a lot
oil flowers, snd an altar. All intended TO de-
ceiVe' We assure cur readers that there is not
a single angel on the face Of the earth and "Cu-
pid" was killed years ago, by having melted
gold poured down. his threat. On UPPER
right hand corner is pri State of NEatflmo-
n.y. There is such @State," but more shan
one-half Of The people in that aS,aten are &C.
eretly in favor of "DismiOn." 1t will not dsto
place any reliance on State where so laro,
proportion of the population are ..DisufionL
lists" On the right is engraved a gentleman
carrying parasol on one arm, and lady ON t6e
o'her--trnly typical Of The worry and trouble TO
wlleh all are compelled to submit hy The rigid
laws OF the tyrannically, governed g State Of
MatfimOny." 10 ''aH "a - srsg 3s'e LaT 7
On each side of the yignette are the figrrss
1880, the Is very small, The so very sIarge
by which it is made still more evident t6st,b2
who deal in such notes with view Of oaaing
70 Their money, will instead only add der.
troubles. .s... r. ..r. - -.
Under the vignctte are the words --uB. :
OF ISUE LOvE. promise to pay TO TLady,,
name % acceptance, the sincere homage anil
never failing devotion of an affeetionate heart -
80, C0p'a' tre'i 1882 [Gentlemon's name 4
ho,;, ..1f. 7,'.-al. s.ff -.lT
sN" we say--Beware of this dangerous
m m 'i'eN' We have seen no notice Of n in
,'sourys Counterfeit DetectOpn b,t,a.t.h
look Tor il IN the next number SRI ~ t' '"N'
~~N~-o----n 'Ll.r- v-. .-e
WhoLEsALE DRuo Boy,r o. IA.
'A'H' VI ntLLIAA DFScH, Of St. Louis.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. ID. ,'

The following table of the number of pounds
OF various articles to the bushel may, be OF I'M
terest 10 our readers: .'' n.
vi wheat, sixty pounds. .. .aa-Hsi 1853
.. Os corn on the cob, seventy-iv pounds.
or rye, ffty-six pounds. " - I.~II u.l
OF oats, thirty pounds. r .t .-...
Or barley, forty-eight pounds. a.... 7
OF middlings, forty FIVE pounds. a.-#
Of bran, twelve pounds. . ..F
or shorts, eighteen pounds.
vi clover seed, forty -four pounds. I. Cd a.'.
or hemp seed, forty -Four pounds. ,- ..sE
VI blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
f or castor beans, lorly-siN pounds.
y! Dire! peaches, thirty-three pounds.
Ot dred spples, twenty-five pounds. ~
OL onions, fiftyseven pounds.
OF salt, fifty pounls. t'ar -'.. s,...
of mineral coal, seventy pounds. r a.--
t a'r' Valley Farmer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
LIbERTY .rlRE ,-l cl,lo;lMP,lINY

AT The astImeeting of this Company, held Al
the City Hall, on the 25th ult., the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the year
commencing l'to April - ~ ~ - ...,'
X. D. Brewington, President, 4 II, ...-
D. M iiawkinsa Vice President .ar
IL. ;. buchanan, Secretary, .'..
T.. X. Seimes, Treasurer, n.- ,.. ~
Jas. 1. Davis, LIST Director,
Nathaniel Dick, I'd Director, .......f5
ID; Bean, LIST Engineer, -,.r,. .'l..J.
VIM. G. Oldham, I'd Engineer. -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

CLoTn'Se,-TMr. HrR4M McYHIoH has
wen se!ec,ed stock of clothing, sy eryyithing
'suitablerfor the season, and cheap Can on
himi he will deal fairlyby You, and give YOU
good bargains For further information. read
his advertisements. ~ q V' TT
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
THE HANNIBAL DELEGATION.

Under the head of "The Hoax the Courier
the Journal the Messenger" the Messen-
ger has the following paragraph:
SO far as the article of the journal is con-
cerned, we have no reply 10 make. We think
his article the ''unkindest cut of all, y but not ON
the Messenger" ''Save me from nv friends, y
would we say, were the 'Journal" TO make such
an apology for us. IT'S positively cruel, Glenn
ems, to do SO. You are naughty fellow, vour
apology is ''wOrse than dose of salts" ';You
ought MOTTO visit where you are not expected. y
We confess that the apology was about as
bad as the offence! But the doctor might have
seen that II was mere bItsnder. This blunder
was caused by doing things in hurry. Several
words accidentally omitted, or what printers
call an tout, " caused us TO state directly the re-
verse Of what we intended TO state, and what
we were fully authorized to state by our know
ledge of the fact that such provision was made
before the invitation was given, as to insure TO
kossulh reception in our city creditable 10 the
latter, and hospitable TO the former 1t was
supposed that the invitations from Alton and
Quincy, added to the one from Hannibal, might
induce Kossuih 10 pursue his way farther up
the Mississippi. '... ..... ..-'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
From the Garnet Bog.

T TVIII wv N"I POT Dug
The block to the Washington Monument
from Rome, was taken from the ancient Tenn
pie Of Psacss sasOinis tl.a 2slsIs Of The Cssass,
and is TO receive the inscription, ~Rome 10
America" We would respectfully suggest
that e'llde-board is good for nothing unles.
the distance is given thereon; hence we would
have it read
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
A Forthe Journal "a Uniep.
HANNIBAL AND GLASGOW.


Among those OF ouf citizens who reside near
an equsl-distsuoe frum duunibrl- and Glusgowy
there is q, strong prejudice against the fofmer
piacc--ta pfejudice which is proving, and has
already proven ruiuops 10 the people among
whomlit exists Is we'll as Tie ciy OF Hannibal.
Let no one, for a moment, suppose that
through motives pr selfish interest, we have
been prompted 70 speak thuI;-far from III we
entertain equally as Kind feeling, towards one
as the other of the yonng cities, and hope to
sec them both prOsper-but what is the inter-
est OF the people is our interest.
We have ,eongersed, with these people en-
ough to know their opinions of the two places,
and can say thOts with many Of them there is a
false notion that the busipess msn Of Hannibal
are perfect set Of swindcrs, that they would
rather swin1le a 'couhtrymah ont of produce
thaa any other way, and that il he should dare
to resist their iniquitOus proceedings, they
would as soon kick him out Of doors or send
him to the calaboose as any thing else, These
opinions, they have received from persons who
in .bygone days, traded TO that point Hence it
is plain why many Of the citizens trade to Gas-
gov rather than to Hannibal. t....f
We would say 10 ibis portion of our citizens
that Hannibal is quite changed from what il once
was; tisa fact, that at one time the majority
Of her business men, were rascals, or. at least
they acted very rascally with the citizens Of the
country; but, at this time they bear quite diff
ferent character. Those ''rascally fellows
nave either gone the way Of all the earth" OF
have been compelled TO give place to honest
men. The business men of Honnibal--wt
know them well, and can say without fear Of
doubt or contra dction, that they are as homes
and clever as any other set of men, no matter
where they are found; and SO far as we know
we can, say the same Of Glasgow. ,.t.t ,... u
Then, laying aside all prejudice, what is til,
reason that many of our citizens trade TO Glas
gov rather thanto Hannibal? .......... .. ,
No one will deny that their produce Of ever,
kind will command better price at the latte
place, and that their wants can there be sup
piled as cheap, if not cheaper than in any 9th
or city IN the State, st. Louis not excepted
Are not the roads to one place as good as to tn
otherP Why, then, do they not give Hanniba
call? There will be nothing lost by the ex
pertinent we are sure. ''.i
Now, as a friend to the people, and frie n,
alike TO their interests, we would say, lay asd
all such ruinous prejudccs, promote your owl
interest, the interest of your posterity, as wei
as the interest of Your. country, by cbangin.
the place Of your trade 10 Hannibal, and if yol
do not find its citizens the right kind of fellows
why you can easily go back to Glasgow. w,
are of the opinion that such movements wonll
be about right. At any rate, prove all thing.
and hold fast that which is best. ..... ~.
ROANOKE, March 18th, 1852. 70 >r..t II.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

rsI7A line opportunity is offered to any one
DESTROYS of opening store in The country,
where the business wouId be profitable; OF 10
those desirous of buying slaves or other person
al property as will be seen by reference to the
new advertisement under the head of Admin
iStrator's Sale" ... d -.... ....,. ...-....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

a5-A couinun ication was handed into this
Office charging that one OF our citizens had
been ''writing very insulting letters to female. {"
FOR several reasons we must decline its publ
cation. RI ar.--I..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
THE CONTRACT

Letters received from Col. Stewart contain
the following particulars in relation 10 The con
tract for building Che Hannibal and ST. Jose ph
Railroad. We are Indebted for them 10 one
of the Directors: -I9sds sia a1aH isf
1.-THE whole line is lei to one company, TO be
commenced as soon rs practicable, simultaneous
ly, at Hannibal and 81. Joseph, and 10 be com
pieted within four years. Sections, SO fast as
completed, 10 be turned over 10 the Railroad
Company. The contract includes the complete
equipment of engines, cars, sc. The price per
mile, TO be settled by Two or more compliant
engineers the contracting party TO take 10 per
cent in stock with provision for 80 per CD.
The contract is TO be submitted 10 approval of
the Directors, aud 10 be returned, approved or
modified, within 40 days; until which time we
shall not be able to report the details and spe-
cial provisions" ~ t'a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

"THr WnIrr FAwy:%-we conclude this
week the excellent story by Marie 1t has
been well received, and we hope the writer
will continue 10 contribute for this paner.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
EIREl O

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.sass ~ may morning. sgOus : 2 s.eSA, = =. :
orOse Pu. y INC livery s.aplc ee'0ffgl2s -
isMes'r'' shoot q sl'asl.' ana spre'a 20 rnpau'y
as 70 render HimPo's'o'e Tor NOSE VINO arrived
\ NJ X W ssflsf.F,i wv ~ Sfe' ty1fffr
.nan shtes OF TOUT .n0rse', ms oT,a-'i,sPe
N vs. SOls w '.'ps MI III ,paY
snOs 2 nno % S.O'oOse SO.ne - a.e ,'sess Nv.
my In'e', ,"'o ai "a s' -. -.
IN 'ni' way! "0,s ". i''' ~ 1si IN,
~ w ssso'e' VA sps'' w PoR,issNs 49,
n9. HAss .lph f'iHfn"s s''u"u,s~ ps.,N " $50
'su "''" nen ,,1',a1 49,
81 0'a = 80 49, -, ~, RAJ
M M ~ d" Sg,'iS Y - VI
W s,NsH'ssi' 7S''S'eefr y 49, $3.50
o'sA gn's ~, ~ ."s ~
- - :. 10, 80
sss. ge al SsS.,taJ. d .I1 a,sI,T I'D D
iSH ~ ,iIs,if1 j isli ilt ~ e., VIZ ~
:, =, g y y, S'sib - y
= ~; -. a -,
sl.o s,vsa ~, ro,l,n, tn I.ho15la.y,y
o.,;ro.,od 1, ~ ANA fLL;l u
ons ,bon.sn5 ooy y,d H. h. ~, = 5'i
AZ. t.,;,,;..,l,, =.
,scon, hor.e. una, 6n.lf,I 800 -.
one half ,hc .o,brS des, ~, ,h;.,as, r,l
toen ho,,scs 100. ,hiof Pa s7I' 157s777'1
M q. Garter lo,t ovc c' fonr hnnd,.a AN
worth ~ oro.sr;o. .-,..,,, ~, 80 -
Mr. Coiy,osn lost n. .bo,, ana r,,r;t, t,,I
chine. ,co,tl, ~ a. .;,,b, bnrd,od dona- oeH0ll
Two bn;ldings were tam ao ,, 80 ~ - H. -
he ooe of ,s.L sI% Y"q p =, 'rsifi'
a larce n.rt g NJ x;rl,srT. C'.',1 80.
la,.,.,iI A.. - N"eIy eeaW
Is Mr.. Tbomn,on,s ,ailor ,bon. - ,arha sil
lass, ~ III TT-IJ = az 'INsi ell 10 o
80 Mr.. Lewis saddler shop; a.r., al;g.s "a o..
And NJ, 94a,,h.,ol,, - ,' "
NJ -D,,,l.,,,. Js'.al,;-. -. j, =:
.,r,,od IT,. Irs'., 80, W etc II t uo'
cans All 49, M 80 s ~. .lne % e''
~. &c - N's','"S u +iue
$50 - = -'-''' 'O0' i'ut''ei' 'n0u'
Tha -. go,
o,r.ol I'SI.,.lr ""i''' III. i D''.o oc'
81 49, ;noo~1;ay r. N'"' It was 'ne worn
- ~ can i'"ruiy eNPee'
l.
80, $50, :, ''e' s"' poi'ee ana the VagrAn
ACT revived. s.. SSH .rHtH MISSY. ."|
The CITY Council have Il in cor,s,n,.t;o,, :,
pass an ordinance ,a,ir.t h,;,d;~~ r -" y
-. -. o - lhiN p nou'
- "~s O'In suggested 'hat such an ordl'
Haiice should operate within the space extend.
ing from RecFto, Market street, and from the
Leyee to FaSe,yrcet. w "1mHa..I Hae
f. me me necsessSysS regularly organized ant
Prac iicedszkkas,Pany was exemplified at this
iire' ic5f$ hpnid be found when it wa,
"ahteq\ vssS q yrpng-end-forem ost way iF
, which ES<>McHS> re done caused much de.
iay IN gFd Medicirne ready to play, after i
waf d. s1 Z. SsS.. ::s'. :. .m li.at.s
force mi . a;.ss.ss1 PioPO',l,On 10 a'laeh
Itbe time i asHr mil n,;iI "'" .,
niobt 49, - -, - r U:'O! IN u'y Sno
- t'''N'' TN " '"'''O''' sV0"A toulu DC
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

KFv. DR, Porss, For many years pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, in ST.. Louis, and
President Of Marion College, from 1885 to 1889,
died on Sunday morning, the 18th ult.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

4 Cg4xcE Eoa Lannon'S Rs.-- Wa ,ru .erssans
The President of the Pacific Railroad has given
orders for am increase o. Tie forces upon The
line of the work, and that several hundred
more good men may obtain employment by' an
pAcatlon TO the conlractors.-r Rep.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

% VoLeANIc On LIKMESr.l-See advertise
meht in another column. This valuable medi.
cine ' has been tried and proved 10 be good for
the diseases i processes 10 remedy. ~ IAl'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

:, sHoorING ATrAIR-We UNDERSTAND that Mr..
Foster, one Of tlle editors orihe Times newsps.
per, was attacked in his Office last night by a
person whose name. we did not learn. S0Tr.F.
rev pistol and fred, lie ball tassiag through
he persons hat. The hat was lei behind, and
waspcrGorated through and through, the bali
perhaps just grazing The wcarer's skpll-a mar
row escape traly,--[st louis Ut,
The Wings Northampton county, Vifginia,5
have nominated Mr. Fillmore for the Presidency,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

- The Panama Echo announced me death. II
that city, lately, of St. Louis Durand, aged 9C
years. The deceased had family of over l9
children. They are wi his own children, and
Of the first generation. '''' 'N '''t
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
The COntracInrs.

DurP & LEARNED, of New York and Boston
respectively withtAsir associates, are the Com
pany, as we are Informed, WHO have taken the
contract for the. Hannibal and St Joseph Rail
road. o ..i
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
MessrS. SELMEs, JAcxsOS, KUSKEL, RlcHAnDs,
and others. GENTLEMEN:

Y'S 'eh ID sou.' a74- You have requested
that Gomez IT be given 10 aid in the permanent
organization Of the Liberty Fire Company.-
The object is one Of general interest; but in
responding to the call we dolso only upon con-
dillon that sufficient number of tickets be dis
posed OF 70 assure us of abena6oia! sss..ls. In
'~w Of 'l,ls we suggest that a committee be
appointed from smong yourselves to effect the
sale OF ahe requisite number of tickets, (20O)
ana maks5all necessary arrangements. s-,. .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
Very resp'y. yours,
I II AF No.,

'T In tonams,o of the ''AMATruas."
HASSIsAL, March 81. H .r.lry.e.7,.- q
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

L1sD WAnASrs sApE AssfoNADL,n.
following is cSiA of tlic act making lamar
rants assignabldsas itpasscd both HoNSi
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01
= ,9-N~N--C0O-N CCC)
ROME TO AMERICA, !
1000 MfLLs. ' u

E5-A lawyer is wanted at Oseola, No.
There ia but one in the towE. .. "'i x 80
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

y. mn 10 rs. Dhvo horsr. advsr,;..
aen' Of WtLLIAA DGSoH, Of st. louis.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

~. = ss.. s !. 3: : .s:.Is: 2 saeNs0S e
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-01

a.. We St acso issd rs announce n. J. BRAnI.EY can
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

CtHOULDER BRACES.-Just received. fine supply of
- Ladies and Gents Shoulder Braces. For sale by
March 10 w. III, IIPPITT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23

THE subscriber offers for sale that beautiful house &c.
and lot situated front street, door south #I!
of the M. E. Church The Lot is 66, by 165 feet the -
house 80 by 40 feet and has four Rooms the first and
the second floors, with fire place in each it
has also pantry and kitchen attached negro house and
well of in the yard and excellent garden
This property very valuable and bids fair be
alike with the whole of Wilmington property whchs bound
increase in value owing to the constant immigration to it
and the internal improvements in progress and
temptation Those who want to settle permanently in Viii
mngon and wish pleasant family residence, would do well
embrace this opportunity of purchasing they
expect better themselves in pleasant home Terms
one fourth of the purchase money will be required in cash
the balance three equal nsalmens of six nine months
and securities negotiable at Bank Possession
given October next. For further information a
ply soon to A A B, SOGIHAAL, Agent
For S. p. lVEY.
1920
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-23
MILES COSTIE,

Wilmington, n. C Juno 6. 1851