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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29

JOHN VAN BUREN's DEcL ARAr1oN IN FAVOR
OF PIERCE AND KING AT a great ratification
meeting in New York, John Van Buren, was
one of the speakers and in the course Of his
speech he said: Il am anxious only, that the
great men nominated for the highest honors
which their country eau bestow, shall be
successful. have known Pierce from boy
hood. have known him to be true, IN
f1inching, radical democrat-as a faithful,
honest, dlsinlerested public officer, in civil as
well as military life. have known him TO
be modest unassuming mao, and above all
an honest man: abundanty capable of dis
charging with high honor the duties which
will he imposed upon him. shall support
him honestly and cheerfuly. (Cbeers.)
may say the same about The distinguished
gentleman whose name is on the ticket be-
sides that of Mr.. Pierce; mean Mr.. King
of Alabama. | knew him TOO from child.
hood, and a more upright, capable man, as
a statesman, citizen, or foreign ambassador.
never lived. He is the soul of chivalry aud
honor; he is Of true courage-a uniform un.
finching Democrat. Such ticket, cheer
fully support.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29

Be DEMONSTRATION 10 one Of his SER
mons. ays:-An upright is always easier
than STOPPING posture, because !, Is more
natural, and one part is better supported by
another; so it is easier to be an hones, M, =
than knave. II is also more graceful
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Pimples, Frcklcs, Blofches, MOrphew
Tan. Sanburn, &C.,
Completely removed by the use OF the
ORANGE FLOWER LOTION!

THIS Lotion has been used successfully for the past
six years, and has proved itself wonderful pa
ration for The prevention of Pmpies. Freckes.
BOtches, Morphew- Saowness, Tan, for Redress from
exposure the sum- for cEapped hands and fol render
ing the complex ion clear beautiful! Ii pariicu-
lary recommended To .nliemen 10 prevent soreness
after shaving, and for preventing erupions which
often follow.
The SABBATH School Contributor says, .
ORAHG E FLOWER LOTION IT his is excellent arti-
Gle, and is useful in preventing after shaving.
and eruptinns The face Ii is also sure remedy for
The removal of Tan. PImpies and Freckes The ladies'
and gentlemen are beginning 10 regard /, ind spen-
sibie.
The Joli0wing is from one of the fret Physicians in
4a l- RcIbuy. sa lta
RoxBURY, Mny 10, 1851
AT the solicitation of numerous friends have con.
sentcd 10 offer my in vor of The cosmetic
ANGE FLOWER LOTION an article have found une-
quaied for Pinpies and Freckles Icheerullv recon.
mend il 10 those afflicted with troabe OF the skin
believing il an article of real mer:l.4-
oJOSEPH CROSBY, MD.
~ Manufactured and for sale by ORLANDO TOMP-
kiNS, No. 27i Washington corner OF Winter Street
Boston 10 whom all orders must he addressed
Sold by his Agents. A. G.. PAGE, Bath: 6. Nj,
Atwood, Gardiner, B. Wales, Halowcn and T.. Full
Ter, Augusta. 3n4
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We learn from he Dutchman, that TO
support shirt collars during the present
run Of hot weather, genius down east
has invented set of pulles which pass
over the ears. The long-eared and stiff
dickied gentry can now thrive.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29

HONESTY IN BUYING AND SELLING
Some are not honest in buying or selling.
Their rule is, to buy at all times as cheap
as they can, and sell as dear as they cam
This is wicked rule. We often trade
with those who do not know the worth
of the thing bought or sold. 1t is cheat
ing them, TO make the best bargain we
can. Sometimes we trade with those
who are in great want, and we fix our
prices, and make them much too high if
we sell and much too low il we buy
There is fair price for everything
Let that be paid or taken for everything.
He who is just and true, and loves his
neiehbor as himself, will soon find out
what fair price is. Almost all men use
too many words in buying or selling; and
when too many words are used, there is
almost always lie somewhere.-Hunl's
Merchants Magazine.
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Wholesale Slaughter!
HsUTCssEl's BEAD SHOT

EOR BED BUGS, is now una King tremendous havoc
with the bed bugs Ii is sure TO makea clean sweep
wherever applied destroying the bugs, nits and aN.
Once lhorough y applied not only 10 the bedsIead buI
the cracks and crevces about the ceilinss-,her
hiding places-and there is roubIe for the
son. 1t s ape~fc besom Of obstruction.
Soil al wholesale and retail by Z. w. ATwELL, No.
4, under the U. :. iInte. orlaud.
Also sold by A. G. Page, Buh, and by Druggists
and dealers i'm medicines generally iH3
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My dear Polly, am surprised at
your taste in wearing another woman's
hair on your head said Mr.. Smith to
his wife. .....s ......... +
Ny dear Billy, l an equally astonished
that you persist in wearing another
sleeps wool on your back.
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SHARP. A young 4ady in the interior
thinks Of going to California to get married
for the reason that she has been told that in
that country the men rock the CRADLE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29

Il wonder what makes my eyes so
weak 2 said a fop TO gentleman. why,
they are in weak place. replied the
latter.
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Stoves! Stoves :!

THE Subscribers havt
L on hand and are now
selling al theLowEsTPEI
cEs, S Il o v Z ) of every
description, some ofwhicl
are heavier, better finish
ed, and more perfcclthal
any others in use. We
warranithem, and if. upor
trial OF thirty days do no
prove salisiactory.the mo
w. WALKER d co.
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LEGAL ANEcDoTE.-It is said that Judge
T, formerly the presiding justice of
common pleas, under the old regime, was
engaged al one time trying criminal who
had been stealing the goods of merchant.
His guilt was very clearly established, but a
question arose os to The value of the stolen
goods, and on determination Of their value,
depended, under the statute, the fact whether
it was grand larceny, punishable by impris-
onment in the peniteniiary, or petit larceny,
punishable by confinement; in the county
Jail and by fine.
The jury, after being out for some time
came into court for special instructions say
ing, that if The value were estimated al their
wholesale price. at which they were pur-
chased by their owner it would amount to
petit larceny, only but if found at the retail
price, it would be grand larceny, and they
wished 10 be informed as TO their duty in this
respect. t@f fAHaln FL
Judge T, who was eminent for his
practical common sense, if not for his legal
attainmenis, charged the Jury as follows -
Considering the way in which The prison.
er obtained the goods, do not think that
the state of Ohio could well afford TO let him
have them for less than the retail price'
The resul, Of the charge may be readily
imagined.
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A TIP OVER THE FALLs.-A very remark
able occurrence, as we are credibly informed,
took place Yesterday nt the Falls. Mr.. c.
E. Shaw, who resides in the village, has a
bull terrier dog called Dick, a snrly, quarrel
some animal, constantly 10 tronble himself
and enlailing ANNOYANCE on his owner BY
his readiness to fall OUT with every other
dog he happened 10 fall in with. MIR. Shaw
determined 10 get rid of his ill.tempered
dependant, aud yesterday morning bound
him with rope, tying his feet and head
together, aud tire " him into the river above
the Falls On went poor Dick at a light
ming express train speed toward the terrible
precipice, and away went his execuiioner 10
smoke pipe with friendly neighbor, and
10 endeavor to forget the fate of his animal.
Upon his return home about two hours after
ward, his astonishment was great TO behold
poor Dick alive, but much exhausted, await
ing his arrival. He had made the fearful
Journey in safley: the rope which had bound
him had been broken, and he made bis way
TO his old quarters in the space of an hour
and half! There is no question but the
dog went over the Falls, as he was seen
close by the brink. Mr.. Shaw declares his
intention never again TO part with Dick
until he dies natural death and he hopes
that his temper may have been improved by
his involuntary trip over The Falls of Mag
ara.-Bufalo Advertiser.
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Cement.

" HYDE& Co. have constantly on hand and fo'
II. sale the best article ofCEMENT now in use. guy
Feb 81, 1851
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29

Tho man with two wooden legs should
never ride anything bu, clothes horse.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29
Great Attraction T!
BROWN & MATHEWS

HAVE Just returned from Boston with very large
Ii stock of
D00ESo sE0NSo S0o
which with Their former stock makes one of the best
assornirns offered in this city they now offer
superior inducements those wishing 10 purchase
tclcS in their line FOR CASH, they determin
ed no. To he excelled either 10 price quality.
With many thanks 10 their friends and customers for
The very liberal patronage bestowed upon them during
the pa~t year-ihey would sill solicit continuance Of
The same.
Bath, May S, 1882. ufl6
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Particular Notice.

All orders addressed 10 s. o. RICHARDSON, NJ D,
10 Hanover Street, Boston, with such referen-
ces may be deemed proper. VIII he puEctuaily al
tended to- Agents particularly requested 10 men
ton III their orders the most speedy and economl-
ca route Tor forwarding their package
Prepared by me. South Reading. Mass. and sold
wholesale and retail my Office l9Horey S.rset, and
by agents, M rchanS 1raie's, Dru gisfS, ApotAeca-
and deaL-s Medicine throughout The L. States
- cents per bolile. 80 cents per package.
AGENTs-A @. Page, John Mathews, s. P. Shaw,
VIM. p. Marston. ThoS Bowes, Eath 6m:S
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81 Pleasure may be shadow, but it uses
up heap Of substance. .-I-.
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Reads Cooking Range.

THIS ~, for u+ich The SUBSCRIBERS sois
Agehls In this cty.-is beyo ID question The best
article ever Introduced into this community. Many,
Of them have already been sold in this vicinity, ana
lhey give perfect saii>tacIiuI.
THIS Range has X boiler places, lnrge and eAec-
I've oven, and superior arrangement Tor Roasting
efua 10 any afforded at an open ire lis advantages
over common cooking stove many and iuporIan..
MONROE & GOODRICH.
Bath, May ~.
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Y. r. z.
JOY TO THE DED-RIDDEN.
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY FOR THE
INSTANT CURE OF PAIN!

ID ALWAYS READY RELIEF, cures the
IL worst diseases in minutes and hours, and
stops the most cruel paugs OF pains i'll seconds. So
quIckaad efficient is Railways Ready Relief III STOP
ping pain and caring diseases thai has raised the dis
eased aud helpless invalid from bed Of sickness in
very few hours. 1t has frequently cured the worst
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29

Possesses wondrous virtues skin diseases To the
compile ion ii imparls beauty.
,s~F~g Raa,oay's CIcassian Balm
Impars nu riment and health the hair makes it very
slrong glossy rich and luxurianl Price rs per
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CAUTION.

Purchase Railways Relief only of the authorized
agents, whose names inserted IN The paper you VIII
then be sure 10 gel the genuine article.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
A Splendid Farm for Sale

excellent opportunity, accommodating terms Co,
4 A any one who wishes handsome residence and 1
hood, situated near West Ely Prairie eight and baI
miles west OF Hannibal, containing 1876 scres $50 NJ
which IS in high state of cultivation, the resi- is we'll
supplied with fine timber such the various kinds of
O Oo;o cum nIekpery, wild cherry and papaw good
aenee, or farm house, is Of the best planned and
entirely finished "''"o"sn not
leading to Paris and Centreve, and there can no nov
doubt that J; Is as good location as any in MarioI
e-l refer to Capt. A. S. RObards, T. s. Miller. Esq
or .'eOTge SehroteI Esq. of Hannibal Missouri ~
DJ'St Louis Republican please conv weeli, ,b..
times Rnd send bill 10 this Office ~ y o,see
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
VIM. H. Hesser, M d.

tFFERS his professional services TO the citizens of
- Palmyra and the public in general DIR. II. soIic
It's prac ice IN chronic diseases His extensive acouain
lance win PHYSIOLOGY and Pathology, and the laws
and means of health in connection with The hest AMI
most satisfactory medical agents known 10 the proies
SON. enable him 10 furnish to the diseased superior
AID. These departments Of medicine receive his par.
ticular study and practice. fN'
Dr. H. will keep constantly for sale, wholesale and
retail Botanic Medicines, consisting Of Sele Ct Pow
ders, Conseres, Oils, Tnctures, Balsams, Gums Svr
ups, Ague Pills. Rheumatic Lniments and best Of all,
remedial means ever Offered TO poor suffering bina,;ix
Residence, Methodist Parsonage, on bradley street
one door north Of Mr.. Lewis Busby's iai,S 6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
No Hunbugerv :

b. STEVENS, opposite the City Hotel. has inst
a received, IN addition 10 his former stock, The
argest assortment OF Jewelry brought 10 Hannj
bal, lie invites his customers to cali al N. shove
establishment, where they will always find the richest
and most extensive assortments of Watches and lew.
Shy silver d Plated Ware, consisting IN part of old
ana SILVER Lever Watches, Breastpins, Earrngs. Fin
gee Rings, PENCILS, Lockels, Gold Fob, Vest ana inar
Chains, Bracelets, Gold and Silver SpeotacIes. Gard
Cases. Silver Combs, Tea Pots, casors, Candle StieIs
Aeeordeons, Guns, Shot Bags aud Pouches
pared and warranted TO Keep time il we'll used"o2 the
money returned, n,tSo, T'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
Facts for the People |!

HE APothecary will tell you where to get nostrums
] Il Tor the cure of all manner OF disease the dry
goods merchant and the Jeweer where 10 get all things
The Grocer and confectoner will tell you where TO gel
Injuries and dainties 10 satisfy the most delicate taste
Inc wine merchant will tell you where to get something
that Will rival the palmes days OF Bacchus-that will
make The cripple caper, the lawyer burn his books.
light heads heavy, and heavy heads lght-yea make
nonaires OF beggars, heroes cowards and the va
liant more blaye-But it is my pleasure to inform YOU
where TO get the first thing needu TO strengthen nour-
Llle-lust come TO the Eagle Mills flour DepctO on
HUI street near the Leyee, next door to "The Black
Horse" feb5 THOMAS TACKSON
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
Smith 81 Dicks New Family Grocery,
on Market street

'HEY take this method of informing the citizens
OF Hannibal and vicinity, that they have opened
new family grocery store on Market street immedi
alely north OF the market house, where they intend
keeping all kinds o! Groceries suited 10 the retail trade
We inl' nd keeping on hand all kinds of and
VIII be pleased to see friends at any time when thew
want anything IN our line. We have, and will CONT.
nue. 10 keep Fresh Meats on hand dlrin@ the Viii
season. AS we have the best opportunity of purchs.
sing rows, Vegetables, &C., il viii be to every MANS
interest 10 call ana examine, before purchasing else
as We WIN have everything that can be OBJ.
hoV27f SMITH, 4, ,You
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
Notice To Contractors.

PLANK Road from Haantbd to .few London,
Missouri.
ID R0PoSALS viii be received by the Undersigned
for the graduation, supeTstnlctlre and bridging OF
The Hannibal and New London Plank Road, until the
FIRST Monday in April next, when il is proposed 10
sign the work 10 tie bidder bidders whose proposals
may be approved and most favorable TO the company
The length of the Road will be about ten miles
A bridge will be erected across Salt River, which
River is about 300 feet wide at low water mark.
Plans OF the work will be ready for inspect ion, at
The city Of Hannibal, No. by the goth Of March next
The Company desire that the Road and Bridge shall
be completed at as early day as practicable.
The directors rye the privilege Of declining any
and all bids, IL in their discretion the interest of the
Company requires Il.
Communications TO be addressed 10 the undersigned,
a. The city Of Haaashal, MisseaiEi .--.
Vim. p. SAMUEL, Prest.
feb26-6t II. & N. l.. p. r., & d. Co.
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lQuoRS, &c.-We have just received a large and
~ general assortment OF superior liquors, wines Sc
consisting Of pure old French brandies, Holland Fin
Cruz run, cherry brandy, old Scotch whi Nv Ola M
nohgsnela mountain dew and Bourbon whisky, Sc,.
loI S9ie by decll j. A, INsLEE "a 70 ~
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RAMD0EpH HOUSE,


TKsanS web knowR stand, which was formerly Kept
II b. Wiihers, and siso BY Goeem & Bro,hsrgori,
bsthr changed hands is now by ihe snbsclibcr
whe bas purchased the ahose property takes this meth
81 % inform his friends and The pubic generally that he
is prepared 70 aceomodate all who nav favor him with
cail-and 10 furnish bis table At all times with the
best the market aud country affords, and 10 spare
pains 10 tpake his guests comfortable while they may
make their stay with hun lie deems il unnecessary
10 say any thing in Recommendation OF his Of
keeping public house, having had several years cxpe
renee In the business, safed 10 leave thar 10 those
who have OF may hereafter patronse him.
W The Stages for Glasgow and Hannibal leave his
house every other day.
JOHN B. SMITH.
~ There Is attached 10 the above House f. rate
Stable, which Is provided with Hacks, Bugges and RE
ding Horses OF he best for the accommodation OF all
who may wish to use them for pleasure otherwise,
kept by w. @. RUBY.
Huntsville, Feb. IS, 1852 feb26-St
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HANNIBAL STOVE STORE!
Lire and Let Lipe !

IN AND SHEET IRON Mandatory and
= Siose Warehouse, Wholesale and Retail.
4. a, HICKMAN, corner of Main and Bird
suee,s, has recently bought out S. Goodwin 4 Son,
ana has now on hand a large assortment OF Cook
Stoves, Heating Stoves, aud every variety OF lin
ware, supply of which will be kept constantly
on hand, BY additions, as occasion may require.
Among his assortment are the following Cook
Stoves: a5H
Queen Of ihe Prairies.
The Empire State.
~ Irving Air Tight, manufactured in Quincy,
Irving Air Tight, manufactured in Saint
LOUSY Yosa
Star Of the West.
The best Premium, (Pittsburgh.)
California Prem Jun. (Q1incy.)
ST. LOUIS Premiums.
And others, not mentioned.
Aiso--A lot OF Copper Ware, and Tin aud Sheet
Iron Ware. All which are offered at reduced
prices for Hady pay. Country merchants and
people generally, win find it their interest TO call
here before purchasing elsewhere, for 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.
ieb26 On p. A. HICKMAN.
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WILLIAR COHEN,
"''s".---- -. ..' '-".-.".

Main street, Hannibal, Mo.
VHE subscriber has permanently located in his CITY
II and is always prepared 10 repair watches, broken
Jewelry &C., IN the most workmGnlike manner and ON
the most reasonable terms. lie has now on hand, and
constantly receiving fresh supplies OF the finest and
most fashionable JeUslry, Watches Clocks. hc from
the best importing houses in the east His stock is
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
who give him call will be satisfied with his bargains.
as ne offers great Inducements to purchasers.
specially invited tC give me a call. Store on Main
street, opposite the "Great Western" Tsept5I
Just received in addition 10 his foI mer stock sun
ply Of Ear Kings, Pins, &C. Also a very fine lot of
very fine article. Oct "a.
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Naw Boring Good Georee .. T.fttle.

New Spring Goods George d. Little.
MO. lbs, Nam ST., "a door below Washington Ave,
IN Is receiving his spring stock OF foreign and
domestic goods bought AZ tho lowest prices Cor cash
which he is prcpaJeto offer 10 MERCHANTS visiting ST.
Louis al such pteesas cannot fall 10 please and which
he guarantees to cash and prompt men as low as any
other house sell them He invites dealers 70 exam-
ihe his stock previous 10 purchasing elsewhere which
will be kept ll and complete BY fresh arrivals every
week during the and viii embrace every variety
usually kept in dry goods jobbing house, comprising
IN part splendid assortment Of dress goods, as printed
and embroidered lawns ogandies barege lie lanes bro
eades, grenadines chambFays gnghams tissues poplins
alpaca and noharlustres blk and cod silks American
English French chinz and oil cold prints 1aeones
eambTies book aud Swiss muslins aces edgings gins
fnges and dress trimmings Irish linens and lawns dam
ask and cotton table cloths pant sus and cot
toastss tailoring goods OF every kind cloths cashmere
satinets tweeds, Ky jeans hckorys, tickings, brown
and blcached shirings drllngs osnaburehs &C. OF aid
prices and qualities, with large and complete assor
ment Of shelf goods and small wares to Numerous 10
mention. Also 800 ladies and misses Florence
straw lace and fancy bonnes, mems and boys Legnorn
and palm leaf hats together with superb stock OF
French flowers and wrcahs ribbons, silk parasols mil
linery goods, &c. oil CT which must be sold al the low
est rates for cash or approved paper.
Csc. d. LlrTLE, No. I1S, Main Il, st. Louis.
fcb26-5t =
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and Cans, Queensware. and

uHu Cps, VueenSlCdTe, and
X E I'D Made CL0THING,
TO which he would invite the attention of the public
generally and his old friends and custo0ers particu-
thanks to the old customers Of the firm of KerchevaI
Green, and respectfully solicit renewal Of the same
to him in his present situation. He hopes BY strict At.
en'lon TO merit at least share of trade fhs stock
presents, as alnew ones do many advantages over the
old ones, for it is evident that those having large
trade already, will be of the prots while new
ones will offer inducements TO build up business, and
that he now does He will begin 10 talk of the profits
now his time TO sell cheap and ne is determined 10
do SO. DON'T understand me to say I will GIVE you
goods Tor you know nobody will do THAT, il Their Do
SAY So novl3 w. +. KERCHEVAL.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
Bitter Cordial,

ME have on hand another supply of this excellent
w article for the prevention of
Ague and Fever.
This cordial has been used by number of our citizens
WIN entire satisfaction. Being powerful tonic il is
commented to debiliated persons-it restores the
one OF the digestive organs and vigoates the system
throughout. For sale by
noY6tf IA INSTFCs m
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READ THISt

stoves manufactured by C. F. F,lley, Of 81. Leafs.
ana sold by Carter w. Bryan, at Hannibal, Mo, tHEe
pleasure Recommending then 10 the public, a supe
s,or IN point Of draft durability, economy, eOayss-