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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

EOR sALE-A SWITCH TAIL GRAY MARE, FIJI
teen hands and three inches high six old,
ranted perfectly sound and gentle will go mile in $50
With two in first rate animal. and will be sold
Can be at Mr. Brownes 81 Caual street. For par.
culars, inquire Of d. NJ. FERGUSON, 2S91a Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

A PERFECT SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE-vERY
n handsome Price $50. Has, very stylish pleasant
gait Purchased by the advice Of physician, as
the patient has recovered. Can be at urston 81
Church street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

LYON hIf1A NAY MARE, LIGHT MAaUN ANN
Harness. ~ The want ~ tho nata oan trot a mi.
IN three ~ lnn,ts an ~ seen At iG2 trosby street
lyon hALT LtntiT rntIItNd TOR WAGON fo
gotbsr With llAht harness Inquire al n smlrIIa
Lsory stable, hrth moofo street,
ONg rLf % bouniL liAhNraa ron SALE yfny
- cheap Inquire atWb Iouuh sifest
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
Facts for the People !!

THE Apothecary will tell you where TO get uostrrms
Il for the of all manner Of disease the dry
goods merchant and the Jeyseler where get all hBgs
gsudy and gay, 70 adorn and beaItEy the HAN.
The Grocer aud cOneeiioner will tell YOU whsro 10 GET
Inquiries and daiEts 10 satisfy The most delicate taste
The wine merchant will tell YOU where 10 get something
that viii rival the psmiesi days Of Bseehus-that will
make the cripple eapef, the lawyer burn his books,
light heads heavy, and heavy heads lght-yea make
nsonares oil beggars, heroes towards and the va
han, more oIays-su it is y pleasure 10 nfOrDA yOa
VINES % get the thing neediu to strsaE,hsa, aouf-
lsh "a keep healthy the ISNER MAN, Wigs The San Of
Liieusi come 10 the Eagle Mills Hour Bepoi -
Hill street near The LsTee next door to G. Rhe biask
Harsen fsb5 THOMAS JACKSON
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
JOURNAL. AND UNION--HANNIBAL. MO- MARCH A. 1852

Of a respectable and worthy father. Sometime
this spring, the fathor, who is merchant, went
70 Baltimore to lay in his spring supply Of goods,
leaving his son in charge Of his store and the
Post-Of During the absence OF the father,
L is believed, the son ahstracted from letters
passing through the Office about So 200, and
soon after came to the West. Mr. Shellcross, a
Mail Agent, was sent in pursuit Of him and
tracked him 90 this city, but Haines had left
day or two before Shellcross arrival. Howey-
er Mr.. Shellcross took such measures, with the
assistance Of Capt. Mcdonough, Of the Post Or
fec here, and ourselves, as finally developed
Haines' whereabouts. On ascerlaining this,
Mr.. S. had his trunk on board boat and about
TO leave in further pursuit, when he learned
that Haines had invested about $1,000 in the
purchase of the Pantheon coffee house. He at
once Determined to seuure this sum for the ben
eft of those who had suffered by the mail dep
relations, and this delayed him. ...s-
BY Mr.. SIS efficiency, and the advice Of the
United States District Attorney, the money
invested in the coffe-house was secured and
placed on deposit with Mr.. GAMBLE, the Post
master.-Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
Wm Ia Heaaer- IA b.

OFFERS his professional services to the etiEens Of
~ Palmyra and the public in general. Dr. H. sos-
its prae ice in chronic diseases His extensive aequan
lance with Physiology and Pathology, and the lava
and means Of health in competition with the best and
most satisfactory medical agents known 10 the profes
sion, enable him TO furnish To the diseased superior
aid TheSs departments Of medicine resolve his par
tieular study and practice.
Dr. II. viii keep constantly for sale, wholesale and
retail, Botanic Medicines, consisting Of Select Pow
ders, ConseHes, Oils, Tnciures, Basams, Guns, Syr
ups, Ague Pills, Rheumatic Iniments, and, best Of ALI
Concentrated Medicines the most popular end eAcsat
remedial means offered TO poor suffering humanity.
Residence Methodist Parsonage, ON Bradley street..
one door north OF Mr.. Lewis Bnsby's. JAMS en-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
a splendia rarn for Sale.

Nexcellen opportunity, accommodating terms, fof
n any one who wishes handsoms residence aud
good farm in very healthy ard respectable nsigibor-
hood, situated near West Ely Prairs, eight and half
miles west OF Hannibal, ming sS6 acres, $50 OK
which is in high state Of sutivatoa the rest is we'll
supplied with fine timber, such The var Gus kinds Of
eak. elm, blackberry, wild cherry and papaw. A gosd
portion OF this land is FIRST rate hsmR land The resi-
denee, farm house, is Of the best planned and
best proportioned IN the nsighborhood, although not
entirely finished
The land is situated on the mainly travelled road
leading TO Paris and Ceurevills, and there can be No
doubt that j; is good location as any in kariop
county,
Rorlrefer to Capt A. s. Robards, T. s. Miller Hsq,
or George SchroteI Esq Of Hannibal Missouri
IJ'St. Louis Republican please copy weekly three
times and send bill to this office. IN oe3tf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
Smith & Dicks New Family Grocery.
on Market street.

TNTIEY take this method of informing the citizens
u cf Hannibal ard vicinity, tas have opened
family grocery store on Morkss street. immsdi.
aely north OF the market house, where they intend
keeping all kinds o. GROCERIES suite to the rsfs trade
We intend keeping hand ali kinds OF rarketiDg ana
will be pleased 10 see friends st az time when they
want anything M our line. We lave, aud will eonti-
nue. 10 keep Fresh Meats on asnt during the winter
season. As we have tie oest opportunity OF purcha-
sing FOWLS Vegeiaes &C., il viii be 10 every mans
interest 10 cail ar1 examine, before purchasing elss
. where' as ~ e have everything that can be eh-
'aibea az tie market house during the day.
no, 31tf SMITH DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

Tar METHODIST CoNTRovERs THE Nth
odist Protestant, of this week, contains areview
of DIR. Bonds letters to Hon. ReverdysJ ohnson,
81 size editor. fhe question at issue between DR..
Bond and the Ex-senator is as foHows:--''B
the Government offhc Methodist Episcopal clgch
an dristocracyl" Hon. Reverdy johnson af-
firms that il Isl DIR. Bond denies and calls upon
Mr.. Johnson to retraot. The reviewer tax es
with the civilian. We leave the question for
the Methodists themselves todetermine,-B Bal
timore News.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
A Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned will offer al public sale, al the
i Court House door, in the town OF New LondSns
Rails eoanty Missouri, 10 the highest bidder, On he
first Monday Of March next, the well known afn for
mefy occupied by Robert Briggs, deceased, stuStst
1--WE miles west Of New London containing ssott twe
hundred acres, about eighty acres in cultivation snd
meadow The remainder the tract is well titnbeFsdI
there il good hewn Log House with thrss rooms al
all necessary out buildings on the prsmses usves.
failing Spring. splendid Apple Orchard OF about loo
trees, and ether fInit trees oil different kinda
~ Persons Sishing 10 purchase, are Tsaussisi q
call on John n. Kelly, who resides on the pssnisas,
and Nill shOS tito any psEen wishing 10 pefshass.
E1-TheTe is good SeboU now taught nssr the pre-.
misses.
Possession will be given Immediately. E-T@nssr
sale, one-hsf cash IN hand, the BALANCE in twelve
months Title made when the purchase monsy IA paid.
Title ind:sputabls. febS Sw
WILLIAM r. BRIGGS, Ex'g.
OF RoBERr BRTo0s, Dead.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
A WORD TO THE WISE.

ItHE subscriber takes pleasure In informing his
J. friends and customers that he has on hand and
siR Keep 4 Eals -ssrtHs'et Is q
COOK AND HEATING STOVES,
which are unsurpassed by any made east west for
beauty in finish, economy in fuel, and perfection in OPP
Grafton.
For the coming season, we will have new patterns
for cook and heating stoves, one of which will be a
LARGE OVEN COOK, upon a new design and
principle, which is expected TO excel anything
now made, also-a new PARLoR, entirely OF a new de-
sign The manufacturer of these stoves spares no eX
pegse 10 make hR work perfect in every respeet aud
whenever improvements are necessary, they will be
adopted. ..
From the further reduction we have made in Our pri-
ces the superiorisy.Cf workmanship, and the perfect
satisfaction they have given wherever used we are
confident our stoves are both che per aud better arl
Gle than can be had at any OLDER house IN Hannibal
Don't forget the place, ST. LOUIS STOVE STORE,
doors north OF the Brady house, Main ST., Hannibal
H. b, All oar stoves are manufactured Of Missouri
Mountain non and we warrant them for one year
may4,52-f CARTER w. BRYAN.
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Mofins M dnntractors.

PtGnk Road from Hannibal 10 sfew LONDON
- Missouri.
DROP0SALS will be received by the under sgr ed
Got the graduation, superstructure and bridging Of
the Hannibal and New London Plank Road unit, the
first Monday in April next when Il is proposed TO as
sign The work 10 tie bidder bidders, whose proposals
may be approved and most favorable 10 the company.
The length of the Road will be about ten miles.
A bridge will be erected across Salt River, which
River is abou, 300 feet wide at low water mark.
Plans of the work will be ready for inspection, at
the city of Hannibal, Mo- BY the goth of March next.
The Company desire that The Road aud Bridge shall
be completed at as early lay as practicable
The directors the privilege OF declining any
and all bids if in their discretion the interest Of the
Company requires it.
Communications 10 be addressed 10 the undersigned
atthe city Of Hannibal, Missouri
VIM. p SAMUEL, Pest.
feb26-6t II. s. n. L. p. R., Il B. Co.
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ARTHCR's
II 0 M E GAZETTE

For 1852
To ps GAZETTE through the Editors untirlng efforts
"'s weekly family paper combining the highest degree
~ esl auG instruction, with entire VIZ
GAETY Low SLANG PROFANITY, any thing thai can cor
Tupt dspavn the mind, has already gained wide
and won The fullest confidence Of
pabG. In announcing The prospectus for 1889, the
haveue to say beyond what has already been said They
haYe gwen -
T. S. Arthur, the Editor,
entire control Of the papv Not line goes in without his SUI
pevon and he l., therefore, responsible for
therein So that the confidence felt in him by the
pubic, sound ard safe teacher may be fel Ia ms
hoAE GAzErTE, which is emphateaIy supporter Of rel-
well being.
In tho original literary department, magazine lie
try better sustained than the iOme Ga1elte.n Besides
regular series OF articles from many the writers in The
soIntry nearly all the Editor whites appear hrs in the
"home Gtzeile."
TEhMs OF "ARTHURs HOME GAZETTE"
one eopy per anuum, So OO copies IS CO., copies
$40 o.; ten Copies SIS W; fourteen copies $50 90.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
No RuEnbrsscy.y,

ri B. STEVENS, Opposite the City Hetsl, kus jast
Il . received, in addition 10 HE formeF stock, ths
largest assortment Of JswsIry ever brought 70 Hana
bal. re invites his sustomers to call at thv above
establishment, verS they will always End the Eiehsse
and most extensive assoriments Of Watches and Jew
slry, Silver aid Plated Ware, consisting IN part Of Goi&
and Silver Lever Watches, Breastpins, Earrings, Fin-
Ss: Rings pencils ocke;s, Gold Fob Vest and Guard
Chains Bracelets, Gold aud Silver Spectacles, Card
Cases, Silver Combs, Tea Pots Casters, aude Sticks
Aecordeons, Gens, Shot Bags and Pouches
Gg-Gocd Watches Of every description carefully
paired and warranted 10 keep tino II we'll assOr the
money rtsurned. mar20f
THE subscriber would return his thanks TO HE
= friends and the public generally for the liberal pas-
ronsge heretofore extended 10 hun, and trusts TO merit
contsuance Of their favor BY care and premptnsssn
Wosf insn. betwee hill and bird streets, Hannibal.
noy27.,5. ID. T. GRRTH
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
HANNIBAL STOVE STORE!
Liue and Let Lice !

TIN AND SHEET IRON Mandatory and
Il Stove Warehouse, WholesaIe and Retail.
p A, HICKMAN, corner of Main and Bird
streets, has rece0tly bought out s Goodwin & Son,
aud has now on hand large assortment OF COOK
Stoves, Heating Stoves, aud every variety OF tan
ware, supply Of which will be kept constantly
on hand, BY additions, as occasion may require.
Among his assortment are the following Cook
Slows:
Queen Of the Prairies.
The Empire State.
:, Irving Air Tight, manufactured in Quincy,
Irving Air Tight, manufactured in Saint
LOUISE
Stss as Tire West, ----
The best Premium, (Pittsburgh.)
California Premium, (Quincy)
st. Louis Premiums.
And others, not mentioned.
AlsO-A lot Of Copper Ware, and Tin end Sheet
Iron Ware.o al which are offered at reduced
prices for ready pay. Country merchants and
people generally, win hndj their interest 70 call
here before purchasing elsewhere, fot ! will sell
lower than any other house Of the kind in the city
Old Copper taken in exchange for work.
Jobbing, OF every variety, IN Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron, done at the shortest notice.
feb26 GIN p. A, HICKMAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

IL creditors and sthsTs Interested IN the estate 81
that intend 10 make final settlement Of my adinstra-
zion of said estate, at the next regular term OF The
Shelby county court TO be begun and held It the esast
house il the town OF 6heihyviisa the said county ef
Shelby, and State Of Missouri the fFs Monday In
April, 1852. febil JOS. N. IRWIN, AdnT
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
@Iarrlt6.

On "wednesday, ID inst, Gy d. o. T. Morton, Mr. THoS. s..
HAGAN, to Miss MARIA NJ. CALDWELL, all Of this city.
Cake received.
On the 10Th February, by Elder John NJ johnson, Mr. ELI
JAN SIMMS to Miss ELIZABETH ELLISON, all OF Rails
county.
On the eth February, by the Rev. P. FlennnV, E. w.
SOrTHWoRTH, Esqn, OF this city, Miss MARY l..
JACKSON, OF Palmyra.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

ApoLoGY.-The st. Louis market could no,
be corrected this week, because at late hour
yesterday evening, when our paper went to
press, the St. Louis mail, by which the correc-
tons are forwarded to us, had not arrived.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
Final settlement

IL creditors and others interested IN Che estais OF
"A aesrc- ShufHi deceased, ara hereby noiihsd ihai
intend TO make fnsI settlement OF my administration
Of aid estate ~ the next regular term Of the shelby
Csmg Cour, 10 be begun end held az me eoufs nous
in ~ town III Shelbvrs in tho said county OF shsi-
BY and Slate Of Missouri on the first Monday 10 APfH
is isS,,.4v yn s e S9 MNsNwk,tNs Executors.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
DIED,

Yesterday morning WILLIAM JONES' infant Of Joseph
A. INSLEE aged six mrnts The friends OF the family
invited 10 attend funeral this afternoon three O'Clock.
In THIS Guy, Friday last, Mrs. MARGARET MORTON
HARRISON, wife Of WIN. p Harrison, Esq aged about 80
years.
On the list inst, Mrs. PATSY WOODsON, wife of shad-
rach Woodsou resident this county aged 20 years.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
mail Robber arrested.

40 telegraph dispatch, received day before
Yesterday. informs US that - Haines has
Seen crested in Middleton Va, by a special
Mai Agent, Mr., TRoTr, This Haines is
Young man, as We learn, not Of age, and the son
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
Look out fnr the Old humber yard.

VITELI seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for all build
w ing purposes, can all times be had at the Old
Hannibal Lumber Yard, which has been established 8
years. The proprietor deems II unnecessary 20 pua ms
Lumber 10 make sell, or to say aay thing about ex
perence in the business except TO those who never pur
chased from him. lie would remark thttan experience
of eight years in the business gives the decided sdva
tage over any other who never had erperiencs-hs
Lumber has been purchased for cash and seec ted with
great care from The best mills in the Pinery. Ne
chanics and others wishing to purchase lumber We,
find it to their advantage 10 call and exam, IN. stoek
OF Lumber aud Shingles at the Old lumber Yard be-
less price Iwill gasre..e ,o,, can si Il as low and
oe'er aruee .Ur the money Also, Lumber, Shin
s'es IN window sash.
+, UP Dent forget the Big Sign on the west side Of
Third between Bird and Hill streets Look out for The
Srn ri THOS. S. MILLER'S
feb26if LUMBER YARD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
PRICES CURRENT.
HANNIBAL.
Connected EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.

CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The weather for the past few days has been remarka
bly, Gne, and business very lively. The packets have
resumed their regular trips Bacon sells readily the
fgHres given below, but it is thought these rates cannot
long be main aimed. 1t will not pay, at present prices
to shin either 10 81. Louis or New Orleans.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
R = MILLER & co,

Successors TO N. f. JANNEY x CO, wholesale and
retail dealers in China Glass and Esithenware, No
81, Main Street, between Chestnut and Pine Streets,
ST. LoUn, Missouri.
NHE subscribers once call The attention OF their
friends, and all who in want of goods in their
line to the fact that they prepared TO receive them
the most liberal and accommodating terms, and have
hand, and arriving avery large and well assori
ed stock Of goods ordered expressly Tor this market,
comprising the usual varieties, and many srtic les not
10 be with elsewhere IN ths city. 'sas
The long experience of our principal (having been
thirty years importer OF Earlhenware, enables US
10 offer unusual inducemements as 10 variety and quail
lily oC stock. Their stock consists in part OF
C. c., blue edged, dip, painted, printed white gran
lite, aown, blue and mulbefSy, ear. henware;
Pure white, enamelled, lstre, blue figured and gold
band, English china; white gold band, and decorated
French do; -.- .s.
All the varieties of American, cut, plain and press
ed glassware, Of Eastern and Western manufacture.
German and Bohemian Glassware, great variety.
English T. d. pipes; American pipes and pipe
heads
large assortment Of looking glasses, elegant ia
panned tea trays. of our own impoTtationj
BRITANNIA coffee and tea pots, casters. Tltcher, &c
great variety, Of first rate quality
large and elegant assortment of C.,rnelius Co "a
celebrated solar lard lamp', chgadeliers, girandoes
&C., gilt, olive and dama,k
Io5elher WIN great variety of articles, not usually
Nc are PREPARED TO offer large stock Of goods, or
Gleo EXPRESSLY for the Santa Fe trade, on unusually
! ""-vorcole terms
Assorted crates packed for the country trade, IN the
best manner, kept constantly OF hand
Our goods are put up ia the best manner, by careful
and experienced packers, and may be transported any
distance py wagon otherwise, without Tlsk OF
hreaksge We lake pride in referring 10 our old Gus
TONERS, as to packing and the good condition IN
which goods generally received Call and see.
Ieb26-5t r. II. MILLER CO.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

CIoUSE wANTED.-Wau,ed to rent, sOmior IA
cent between nov aud Spring, VIII please inform ne
subscribers. Aiso wanled 20 hire, good Negro SIi.
jaUlu 10 J. A. iNsLeE Co.
QUINCY FEouR, the best ana RsFss' slwsys kept
NJ ~ hs~A 49, 'r7
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New Spring Goods c3.org. n T.;..,.

New Spring Goods George d. Lis.ls,
NO. los, Main st., 2d door beiops Hashin.on Az. !
Is now receiving bis spring stoek Of 6srsisu .ad
domestic goods bought 81 the lowest prices for cash
which he 10 prepared to offer t. merchants visiting NJ
Louis at such prices as cannot fa TO plse and waieh
he guarantees to cash and pronpt men :. Ion A. snv
other house can sell them. lie invites dealers 10 evan
Inc his stock previous to purchasing elsewhers which
viii be kept tnl and somPlets By fresh arrivals every
week during Tho season and will embrace every VARIETY
usually kept IN a dry goods jobbng house. comprising
10 part splendid assortment Of dress goods a. printed
and embroidered lawns organdies barege ds suss bro
cades grenadines ehambrsys gingbams tssu e. popns
alpaca and mohar lusres BLK and eod silks Amsfesn
English French clIintz and oil cold prints iscopets
eamorics book and Swiss musins aces edginss siups
rlnges and dress trimmings Irish liners sqd >ss
as Ses "a st9etsese Slos samer pant siuEs and cot
onades tailoring goods OF every Kind cloths cassimsres
sa'inets tweeds, Ky jeans hekorys tickings brown
and bleached shrtings drlings osnaburghs SC of ali
prices and qualities with large and complete assort-
ment OF shelf goods and small wares TO Numerous 10
mention Also 300 cases ladies and misses Florencr
straw lace ana fancy bonnets, mems and boys Legnon
and palm leaf bats together with a superb stock Of
French hewers and wrea;hs ribbons, silk parasos mil.
linery goods &C. all Of which must be sold at the low.
est rates Tor cash OF approved paper.
GEo. ID. LITTLE, No. l5S, Main st. ST. Louis
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RANDOLPH HOUSE,
ON MAIs STREET, IN ruE CENTRE or TOWN.,
HUNTSVILLE, MO.


HUNTSVILLE, MO.
THIS well known stand, which was formerly kept
IL by Wiihers, and also by Goggin Brotherlord,
having changed hands, is kept by the subscriber
who has the above properly this meth
cd 10 INFORM his friends and the public geneay thai ne
is prepared TO acsomodate all who may favor MN WAN
a ca[and TO furnish his table at all times with the
best the uarket and county aH5Ids, and 10 spare no
pains 10 make his guests comfortable while they may
make their stay with him. lie deems Il unnecessary
10 saw any thing in Recommendation OF his manner OF
Keeping public house having had several years expe
ise n The business satisfied to leave that 10 those
Who have or may hereafter patronise HIM.
~ The Stages for Glasgow and Hannibal leays his
house every other day. $500.
'01- JOHN b. SMITH.
n There Is attached 10 the above House inst rate
sable shieh IL provided with Hacks, Bngges and Ri
ding Horses. Of the best for the accommodation of all
who may wish 10 them for pleasure or otherwise
kept by W. Y. hubt'
Huntsville, Feb. IS, 1882 fb2o-N
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ST. LOUIS.

Corrected every Tuesday Evening. by
MoFFETT, sTILLwELL a. CO,
Commission Merchants,
ST, LOUIS MO,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

TIVE eopartnershiP hefetcfore existing ubees NE
il ,tyIe OF Brvzn X Summers, between Carter W.
r,van and Robt. W. Summers, Is this dsy dissolyedoy
~, ,a consent The business viii be conducted IN in~
,,s.k e. w. Bryan who aiofre Is authorized to ehsd
se'''' 's s. ''S CAaTkn W. BarAH.
Feb. Oh, ;ss2. ieeiS
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DTSsOLUTION.--T eopsrtnefsbip heEeiofofs *.
~ sizing mnder TIE firm o. Hcneyman Wilson, =
this day dissolved b. mutual e2p'e9'; ,,Mli -1
Feb 8, 1852. x ,. WlsOa.
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cAaLrs :, z4nws.l 1852. lsx.s.sAans
MARTIN & BROTHER,
no lIs Maa. "a, Sc Louis,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO CASH AND
PROMPT MEN.
.CLOT HING,

CLOT ii IN G.,
At lower prices than ever before offered.
This Spring Te receiving The largest and the best
assorted Stock Vi CAItNg onsTse Ii 81 ma,xef
Our Goods this have beea bought and manuae-
ttred with the greatest of care.
We intend this Spring running of large amount of
Clothing at very small pIoEts. And We salts led
that we car offer greater inducements than Any other
house possibly can.
" We are determined 10 sell lower than any other.
MARTIN & BROTHER,
No. ils Broadway No. ils Main street.
'feb2s-Iy