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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-14
TERMS

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-14

ANDERSON, Esqr., THE THEN ACTING MEM-
Der OF THE LEGISLATURE FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. And this petition thus signed
after setting forth the facts of The case,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
Farm For sale.

rm Of between 800 and 400 Acres,
acres OF which 5 good intcIvil, lying IN the
IN, OF Lewis, between Lewis and Wesiport on
River Roguet. On the Farm there is good
House IS by >; iret with back Kitchen and Wood
shed, hy Is feet; 3 Barns, one IS by 40, and the
other two, 30 by 10 feet together with morse barn.
corn barn and hog house. 60 by 20 feet. There is
plenty OF good water both at the house and barns
There Is a Young Orchard on the Farm with plenty
ut iruit--such as Pluns, Cherries Currants sc
The Farm is well fenced and under hlLh state OF
cuitlyatlOn there being over - acres Seeded down
asst year There was raised on the Farm last wear,
about 100 tons OF Hay, 300 Bushels OF Conn., 100 do.
Of Rye; about 80 bushels OF Wheat 50 do OF White
Beans. 30 do. OF Potatoes Il do OF Buck " heat
20 do. Oats - do Peas, 400 do OF Peas a. Oats aud
30 bushels of Apples In a word this Farm is one of
the best Grain Farms in the County, warm rich soil
easy OF tillage and very productive.
The Farm will be sold for about one half the real
worth ofit-FlvE THOUSAND DOLLARS, one
midtown, and the reminder IN 10 or ID years. in
terest annually.
Fifty acres of the Farm (the Meadow is actually
30 acres that is first rate Corn Land, rich and
very easy OF cultivation. The Meadow flows yearly,
IS remarkably rich, and you cannot run it out ANY
person wishing 10 buy farm, had better cali and
see II before purchasing.
Enquire or address the SubScriberon the premises.
IL Also Tor sale n sm1 Farm uoinns con-
tanning Il acres OF good and wiki house and barn,
Price, 5000.
JOHN HODGKINS.
Lewis, n. Y, Feb. %, 1882. w36w3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
PA No H'0BsTEl
AN
EatUlII GGpa9 Re
NO. |, BANK BLOCK.

TIE Subscriber has opened very ex-
tcl.sye and choice selection of Musical Mer-
chandise, consisting of every variety OF Musca In
stlunlents, such as Piano rortes, Seraphus, Me.o-
deems, Bass Nlos, Nlo'us, Guitars, Flutes, l.ago-
lets, Claronets, Cornopeans, Accordcon, and Brass
Instruments OF every description Tor Bands, also
Bass Vic! and Violin Strings, Tuning Forks, Tuu-
ing Hammers, &c.
Tbe assortment OF Sheet Music, consists ct about
-Four lhousand Pieces OF the latest and most popu-
lar Music OF the day additions to which will be made
every week, IRON the most extensive Importing and
Publishing Houses IN New Yo'k and Boston. In
structon Books on hand for every Instrument, and
all new works received as soon as published
Church Music Books OF every description.
The attention OF Purchasers is respectfully invited
30 the assortment of Piano Fortes, Scmplims and
Melodeons, a they are from the best Manufacturers
IN the country, and every instrument sold hy me
vii be- warranted, unless Otherwise stated to the
chpnrascr.
All thrabove goods will lee sold low ms can be
purchased in New York or Boston, and the orders
oi Teachers and those who buy TO sell AGAIN re-
specially solicited, and Will be- filled and sent to any
part OF the country, as may be directed
l.. S. Rust.
January L. dlOt& WHY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

GREEN WOOD FOR FUEL.-Many persons
purchase green wood to burn with dry, under
the impression that it give more heat This is
mistake three cords of green or partially
seasoned wood will not warm a room for so
great length of time as onea cord well dried,
and entirely free from moisture. The ration
ole is thus given
Substances contain heat as latent in pro-
portion to their bulk Thus if we pour Gu
bic inch of alcohol on our head and fan it, the
one cubic inch assumes the form Of vapor and
becomes 100 cubic inches, capable of receive
ing proportionate amount of heat, and there
fore taxes heat from the nearest hot object, the
head, causing it TO keep cool. Water placed
on the head and then rapidly evaporated, will
cool the head from the same cause. 1t may
now be understood that single pint of water
contained in piece Of wood thrown on the
fire, will first become 1900 pints of vapor, and
that this vapor will increase in size one fve-
hundredth part Of its bulk for every degree
added, so that it travels up the chimney, carry
ing with 1t as much heat as would warm all
the air in large room 10 considerable space
OF time"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
Great Cure FOR Dyspepsia.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDERl
The True Djgcsiire Fy,u,d
OR, GASTRIC JUICE!
sBREPARED from RENNET, or the fourth

Al Il IL lyy L.
\ stomach of ,Lo ~, 49, ix..,;,- ., D.,
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ter will does, or di.-I,,r r.,e po,,,.5s nj E,t
E,of II, ,l,t 5,,, ham,. ,,.. 80. Ill., .,. ~ '
psr.r ",'T , "i 'l'' 'u' 'e ,
Prjucin.e Of the Gastric Jr.r. ,hc E,Irl,C Tia
LooJ tLo pur,t,,;,,g pr.s,,..; ,J u,.,,J az:
AGENT q, IN. otofn9,l, and In,ssiiras +, is y,ri
ed from the digestive Stnmacb Of The Oy ibns fam
mo an Artificial III ,ss,iy. Ll,id ,,r,c;sI, III, ,i
natural Gastric LGce IN its Chen1icnI noror" md
tlruishino n rounio,e and ,,orrt .nLs,,i,,, , IL
BE- lin. and of i'm! prsn,r,,inn tb, minis , a,I -,
Indigestion and Uyspeveia are removed. Inst nc tl,ev
,ynn1 be bv n h,alihv I,nI,,arL /. ~ 49, 'i''
tor D,snsuilrs, cr,g c,.,ot Deb,Ii,y T,1aci,,,on
Nrry0ul b,,I'n, and Dy.uo,,..c Cnns',u,,,I,, ,,,,
uoscd 10 be on the ,pr.-, 81 ,hp rr.,yn is ,c,,,.
ufc evidence mon winch j, is based ia in five bi-,.
.st d-,,rae r,r,',,,s and /, .,,,.rl,,t - " 40 " al
ECri, Nv,IJj;,t j'i''',,1E,,,CU,
p,r,y ''n', j., ,...y,',.'.'I 80 = .....i
'--''',' ~ ~ W"'N on amman
I ''',l 81, , - .'".''' Ii-eS'Ft iH'"'
- ~ u ','. '"S,'' ''"''' my .e Ied'IY pre-
i r. al ~, ~. , . ~, ''V " "I' Sj'''''" u
and s., ,yi o g.o "''' o. Iog' G9 s1
l"St 1" tie SGH'c ma"r' rs i@eg ro"ld be IL tic h@-
'''i H. - 81 p,,' =, ,,..-..-...- ,r
Ma, i ~ NE 't.o.S Ityt tS on ood ana
Dp, Puon ', ny foW'IS q "tHs New OK,
- 'ea te same @ifH' lact' ana describes the
or r Vi ~, ' pa, mere are lew hlGAer au-
DE- CO.., ''r', IN IN
oI,-i' ~ ms '''''.e WII'ueN on 'Iie ihYS
T,"Ig y, ,''',.loi, observes tnht Elimination OF
,D M y ., ,e ''"I,'c 'u',e IS pron'Ilenl
% ". ~ ,I"Iu c"'St o bSHP'iE"' ana ~ states
I usIleu s>"t o. lleI'che IN Lon
"'!o "'','su "'h l"'s a.'I'aln
il"."- everything else 10 fan, hid recourse 10 The
Nl'fc JH'ce, ooiaueI trom ia" s'omacts ct uy.g-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

O. crusty old fellow named Spludge
got spunky at an article in the New York
Tribune, which he had not sense enough to
comprehend, and sent SASSY" letter to the
editor, telling him to ''stop his paper," evident
~ thinking that the establishment would have
10 close. For some time afterwards in wri-
ting 10 his Newiork friends, he would serious
ly enquire if the Tribune had broke down yet
There is more than one Spludge in the
world CrcieriRe HyaM
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
Agricultural Warehouse
BURhLVGTO.V lERUONT.
PLOUGHS PLOUGAS!

RYE invite the attention Of Farmers to
~ the " Michigan" Plough Manufactured by
Prouty ~ Mrars, OF Boston, and now tor the frs
time offered for sale in Vermont.
We DO not hesitate to pronounce il valuable inn
proNcnent and We wish every Farmer TO see 1t work
and Judge tor himself
We have wurh IHrger stock than usual. OF Prou-
~ q NrnTs Celebrated Centre Draught Poughs
90 1cs-loughs which are unryalled m this
Cuurtry or Europe, having recently taken the high
esq pIrm,um nj The Worlds Fair.
AZ SCENTS tor Messrs Prouy Il Mears, We can
otcr their Plougns at Boston price, nth no Gdti-
hon To- irciEhL
pANEY < ALLEN
Sept. -. lsol G3&v'i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
Pistols.

EsENOLNERS and fine single Rifle Pts
Ill tolls from 81 10 inches long. for sale by
BRlNSMAlD, BROTHER y co.
Fcbruety 7. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
New Books.

ID COLLECTIONS Of literary Men, by Miss
IL Milford, price 81 90; RavenscitIe by the author
of "'l'he Wilmingtons," &c. Lossing's Field Book
number 2O The Head OF the Family, by the author
''Ullye" and the Ogvics Received by
T.. SMITH & co.
March s. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
NEW FURNITURE STORE.

NO. : Ercha"gc Buildiag, CoHege ST.
s., AElH"oGrn's BLoctJ
n FL r. Is r. EBAY BE found "a
70 great variety OF Fashionable Furniture md 4
OF All kinds.
Cot tegeand Fancy Painted Chamber Furniture O
splendid styles
Feathers aud Feather Beds
ilair Mattresses, lIusk and Palm Leaf do.
Prw Cushions, and Church Furniture generally
Cunt, Mahogany and Black Walnut Franz ed
10 kIng Glass Plates oteycry desirable size.
- az Tor sale at prices ae loss MS the same quality
OF goods can be ootaiued in either Boston or New
York. by GHI1 u NE'"
" B-liotels and Steam Boats furnished nj the
shortest notice ahd at the mostreasonaDletcrm terms.
'"'''''-'""' -'"F 49, lh'l Ytf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
Garden and FlOwer Seeds

4 Large and well selected assortment Of
a Garden and Flower Seeds mav bc found at
htNil ALIENS
March = dtlNvu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

a. -. $, P.," writing from Washington
70 the New York Tribune, under date of March
4th, says: "rhree years ago to-day Gen. TAv-
ioR was lnaugurated onc year from to-day
lel. >colr va. ac, n nothing break"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
lapbOards & Pine Shingles,

I ID. BlXBY ~ CO., have now on hand
10 1000 feet of No. Sawed Clapboards, and also
a lot OF Pine Shingles.
No. 2, Bank Block, Jan. Is. y d5wtf
- lCH PLATED WARE, SUCH AS SAVERS.
Ia Cake Baskets Tea s. It's Castors Candlesticks,
Shutters and Trays &c, al
HORTONS.
No. /, Bank Block d&wu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
CcM.0RCE Er,n-WELt
ROSCO ILLlNJI. LAND AGNIT'FO

R0SCO ILLlNJl. LAND AGENT FOR
ILLINOIS. WISCONSIN g. IOWA.
RgR, SLATER, is resident of Illinois,
w being here now on Il visit, ard viii remain
here until the LIST Of June when he will return to
Illinois. He takes this method to inform those en-
titled to Bounty Land, he VIII make a tour through
the above States, during the coming season Tor the
purpose OF locating in the most preferable section
land to which he is entitled by the Act and will for
n small compensation attend to all business of
like manner as Tor himself. lie will follow. as far
possible, the directions ct those who employ him. in
regard to the geological nature Of the land selected.
and in what State prricred For particulars nrply
at this office oraddrcss the publisher OF this paper
letter. postpaid.
Address Csc. SLATER. 93t-yaid, Poinsville Vt.
untiithc lst Of luue, and tuen !,J..o Illinois
Painste w., May 81. wGnos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
New Goods, Variety.

1 lot of new Ear Rings, Brooches, fine
"A assortment of Lockets Tor one, two and four Pic
lures Gold Pencils with Pens Gold Chains and
Jewery OF all kinds; Buffalo Horn Combs e and &
keyd patent Flutes, plated Forks and Spoons plan
ana threaded silver Forks, fine Dominues Masks,
Chrsues Magnetic Fluid and Rings Tor rheumatic
complaints fine Accordcons, Money Belts, Their
moneters, dbl tine Watches Pen Knives, Cuff Pins,
Communion Ware sc.
New Groods constantly coming and going
BRlNSMAID, BROTHER, & co.
March s dNNli
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
Ei.sprsA fnY SSnEc.

4 VALUABLE FARM, SITUATED ON
"a Winooski River, and within short distance OF
Darlington and Winooslli Village known as the
."DAyID REED" Farm, containing about Three hun
dsrd and thirty acres OF land. One hundred acres
which ls inervale-mCaduw-un hundred acre
of young timber land, and remainder tilabe and pas
ture land. The Vermont Central Railroad passes
through the property and it is situated within one
mile of Essex Junction Depot aud within one mile
also OF Wnooski Depot. This Farm Is well adopte 4
to grazing, having an abundance OF pasture land,
and produces annually cbout two Hundred tons OF
hay Three fourths Of the purchase money, secured
by mortgage, may remain on the property from one
to Yeas, at the option OF the purchaser, will
receive Stock or Bonds OF the Vermont Central, or
Vermont g. Canada Railroads. in payment for it.
& y Price OF the Property $lO,OOO. Possess sion
given on the let OF April next Inquire, post PAID, Ct
H. r. CAMPBELL.
Lebanon, n H., Feb. %, I952 d%wmpl
a'raRpas -, AbC s4;;lnaCs.
NIXBY 81 Co., received last Evening
~ by Express, a beautiful lot OF NJ. de Laincs and
Spring style OF Prints Also, samples OF Beragc de
LANES in rich Color5.
No. . Bank Block.
Eeb-unry &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
Northern Glover Seed.

0000 lbs. Northern, 1000 lbs. West
eDOOO em Clover Seed Also, lGun Bush
Timothy Seed. Dealers supplied K. BRONSO \
March II. dGtN Wu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

Satlncts, CassimcrCs, &c.
= Cases Satincts, do Gray Cloths. 3
- do Fancy Cassimcres, : do Black Cassimcres.--
For sale low by NJ. NOY Is 4, GO.
November 20. DIFF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
evening esvcAsc,

ME have received by Express this day,
w some beautiful patterns of Emb' SWISS Dresses
for parties. ]. y. BlXBY Il co.
No. ,, Bank Block, Jan. L. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

THEEE THrNGs.-Sydney Smith said there,
were three things which every man fancled he
could do-farm a small property. drive a gig
and edit newspaper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
Northern Clover Seed !!

3CUO tbs. Just received, Of an extra.
quality OF northern seed by |, D. BlXBY 3 co.
No. ,, New Block, Burlington, Feb 20 dSwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

~ WHAT is EXPECTED UNDER CERTAN
CRcuMsTAScEs.-The little daughter of Philip
DoddHdge was once cslechizlng lavorte lap
dog as follows -
DO you know, said she, who made you p
The unconscious quadruped answered with
stupid stare
'Oh shame upon YOU resumed the ques.
toner; you DR., Doddrdge's dog, and not
know who made you '--Suaday Hchool Jour
aai
"Father, it tells here of illuminated MSS.
What are they lighted with z"
The father hesltated, and when the question
was repeated, ans wcred desperately, with the
hight OF other days. my som"
THEEE THrNGs.-Sydney Smith said there,
were three thinns which cverv mnn flnc ed he
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
March
Valuable Farm for Sale,

~ IL f. Subscriber oilers his large and
L valuable Farm for sale, situated IN Milton on
both sides OF the Stage road about one mile South
OF Checkerbeny Green, containing about 400 acres
OF choice land under high state OF cultivation.
Said Farm is well walered and has a iair proper
ton of pasture, moving, plough and wood and Tim
bered lands. The Farm has good Dwelling
Houses, one connections farm house and three
others suitable tor tenants Barns with convenient
sheds Corn House and Cider Mil, with album
and the Farm is thoroughly fenced. Terms ol sale
made known to purchasers one thousand dollars
will be required IN advance, the balance may remain
from five 10 ten years on annual Interest. Posses
sion given LIST OF April next.
AMOS BROWN.
WeS, Million Eeh m99uGF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

Aues,, AUGUSTUS KNIGHT.
MAGM2t L.nLsIcL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19

DURLAPS. Bales Burlaps, for sale
I'D by NJ. NOY lis Il co.
December -. d&-w,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-19
a'raRpGs ~ ssc E.alg.us.
Burlington NSarps an d
SEaectigsgs.

SEYHE Winooski Mill Co. have on hand,
4 and tor sale n large assortment OF Cotton N0rps
made from thc choicest stock which they recon-
mend us very superorurtcle, consisting of the fol-
lowing kinds, viz
1900 End Coarse sainet Warps for Custom Cloths
1900 " Fine " Market Goods.
1890 Coarse Flannel g" Customers.
or without blue list
They have also few bales of choice Sheetings,
which will be sold a; the market price:
Warps can be obtained OF !. j II. Peck q Co.,
or :. X. Rathbuu, Agt., Wmooski Fails.
| Shectngs can be had OF s. X. Rathburn Agt. At
| Winoosi, or from the Subscribers at Burlington.
NJ. MOVES * co.
! Burlington, February A, 1852. dNwu
| E9EATIIERS. Geese, Hens 81 Turkeys
E Feathers constantly on hand aud Tor sale by
NJ. MOVES Il co.
| February %. dS.wH
EtASH, We pay Cash at all times, for
! y Ears and pelts NJ. MOVES & co
! December -. d&wt
1E'HE CHRiSTI,N EXAMWER AND REJICl.
Z ovs MISCELLANY for 1852 Recewedby
+. SMITH & Co.
January 30 DIFF
Tickings, Drills, &c.
= Cast licNs, 3 Bales Mariners Stripes,
~ oses pen,ms, Bales Brown Drills for sale
by NJ. MOVES " co.
February 30. dNwtf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
smith q Dicks New Family Grocery,
orr Market street.

I'HEY take this method OF informing the .iizens
Il OF Hannibal and vicinity, that they have opened
new family grocery store on Market street, nlnedi-
aiely north Of the market house, where they intend
keeping all kinds 0! Groceries suited the retail trade
We inlt nd keeping hand all kinds Of marketing and
viii be pleased TO see friends at any time when they
want any thing Ia oar lHe We have, and will CONT
nue. 10 keep Fresh Meats hand during the winter
season. AS we have the best opportunity Of pureha-
sing Fowls Vegetables &e, il viii be TO every mans
interest TO call ANA examine, before purchasing else
tqioed at the market house during The day.
hov27U SMITH & DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23

St Louis stove store!-Carter w. BRYAN
SioVe dealer, sheet iron worker, conpprsmilh am
INNER two doors worth of Brady House Hannibal
MO-, sells at wholesale aud retail, Stoves and Tin Ware
| at st. Louis prices
invite particular attention TO the Prize Premium
COOK stove, which has given universal satisfaction TO
all who have used it. | warrant all my stoves for
Twelve months, and if any of the plates break during
mat time, furnish new ones free of charge.
AS design remaining permanently in this place
The public are safe in taking my guarantee for the good
performance of the stoves kept by me.
An my stoves are manufactured of Missouri Noun
lam Iron, ard for goodness of metal and beduy OF
casting, they excel any stoves made in the Weste
country.
TIN AND COPPER WARE.
nave constantly on hand a supply of TIN
WAKE, to which particularly invite the attention
OF the country htde, as the quality Of my ware, aud
The prices, shall be such TO induce them TO call on
me again.
GIVE me cali, if you please, and | will do my
best TO render satisfaction.
ianl5tf CARTER w. BRYAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23

IN consequence Of the increasing demand for the Mex
lcan Mustang Linment; we are now putting up 25
cent, 90 cent. and 81 bottles; the 90 cent bottles
contain three times as much the % cent? bottles and
The 81 BOTTLES contain three times much as the 90
cent bottles, so that money will be saved by buying
the large bottles
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
Hannibal, June 10, 1852.

" n r 3.
SHERRY, Port, Madeira, and sweet Malaga Wines,
~ OF superior quality, for sale by
(Je2l-EJ J. A. INSLEE 4 Co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
Caution to be Remembered.

ONIiOll W 10 llClllGlllUcTGus
In consequence Of the Unprecedented uc1ularily of
the mexican Mustang Linment, fellow who has
oeen POSTED as notorious operator in counterfeit
mea'ctnes has got up worthless and perncious mix
% o. tar ana tuIpenlne IN square bottles which he
calls "Volcanic oil Liniment.5 The name Is stoleR
rom US, and some have been creduous enough TO buy
Al, supposlng 1t was similar in composition 10 tho
nius'ang Llnment as he had the unblishing audacy
20 use our Advertisement to puf it into noce-bu they
have soon discovered that thew were iInnosed upon
lhe continued use Of turpentne produces paralysiil
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
Do not he Deceived !

None but the proprietors possess knowledge OF its
composition (Which is secured to them by the laws OF
ne uhed Slaes) and when they reveal IT, il shall he
loI me benefit Of the afflicted and not for the mscTe-
ANS VINO would FlLcH FROM US OUR GOOD EAME II
MI theIT own pockets from our abors and exertons
=, :, ASK Tor The Mexican Mustang Eminent A. @.
BRAGG CO, sole propretois Buy none other
and you viii not be disappointed.
AZ For Sale in this Place by
S. ]. LOWE.
Hannibal, June 10, 1852, (iel0 ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
CALICOES,

lALICOES Of at cOlOrs aud descriptions, for sal,
~ chean by fapr2lgl C0LLINS'S BREED.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-23
DENTAL CARD.

| IMPROVEMENT IN ARTISTIC DENTISTRY.
| G. GRANVILLE SAMUEL, NJ. ID. d. d. s.,
InESIRES 10 Inform the citizens of Hannibal ant
IL country generally that he has recently purchased
late and valuable improvement in The dental art
which enables him to insert plate teeth in style supe
rior TO any in northern Missouri The beng The only den.
list in this section who is in possession Of said i'm
troveTent)
DR.. s. will guarantee his plate teeth to surpass in
beauty durability and usefulness, those of any other
dentist in this picinity al least and TO be equal 10 any
elsewhere.
Dr. s. is confident with his superior facilities in the
Of Instruments and apparatus, together with the
advantages a medical education, and thorough and
correct knowledge Of MECHANICAL dentistry, that he
is better prepared 10 practice dental surgery successful
y upon CORRECT and SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
han whose qualifications consist only o super
fetal knowledge Of The mechanical branches nj The sci
ence.
All operations performed with great care, with the
least possible pain. Nerves destroyed as usual, and
particular attention given TO the denlition of children
and all diseases OF the mouth carefully treated and at
tended &c.
N. B. Dr. s. keeps constantly on hand a supply of
The best tooth powders, for whitening and PREsERvNG
the teeth
UFFICE:-OyerJ. p Richards hardware store
Inarll'52-ly.