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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
Nrm ORIrANs. Noy. 4

Dates from the city of MeNico Of l4th are
received. The extra session of Congress was to
meet on the 10Th. The next day the impeach-
mcnt OF the Minister Of Justice and Minister of
Foreign Affairs would take place; also of a clerk
Of theWar Department.
The city was in state otSferuicnt, and the
government in great iesrp Several bitter oppo-
sitiOn papers had beer started,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
Crust for Raised Pies.

. Boil quarter Of 4 pound Of lard inD a halt
pint of water. This will bind two pounds Of
Hour, on which il must be poured boiling When
well mixed knead it on the pasteboard with
your hands till il becomes stiff, like dough. Cut
of piece first toform the cover, and model the
rest like dish or basin, to hold the meai.--s
When you put on the cover, wet the odges and
press them tightly togethor,[Dollar NewsPN-
ver, o
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

As specimen OF European GOODNESS, we
think the following plundering feat of soldier
at the siege Of Allighul worthy Of repetition.-
Col. Skinner says;
LAS was returning TO the town, l saw a
European passing the avenue with bag OF dol
lars on his shoulder; he was attacked by two ma
tive troopers, who sought to deprive him OF
what he had bought so dearly. When he :ound
that blows would not keep the fellows oil, he
lust took and tore the bag AMI scattered the cash
The rascals, believing their booty thus secure
stopped down gather up the mSney, upon which
he took his gun, shot the one and Sayonoted the
other; then coolly taking of his jacket he hxed
knot upon his sleeves, and filling them with
dollars, he threw them across his shoulder, and
walked of"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

MtssouhI. - Warren County, Scott 3e1 !;
Fierce sci For Circuit Attorney, Z. Z. issw.
kins (w) 272; N. P. Minor (d) 294.
Montgomery Scott $50; Pierce 265. Fer
Circuit Attorney, L. L. Hawkins 36S; Minor
254. @
Shelby; Scott lG6i Pierce 26s--not eo+a-
plete. ad5
Pike; not complete Scott ass; Pierce 444.
Hawkins 4lS; Minor 4Sl.
Washington; Scott 800; Pierce 334.
/ Jefferson; Scott l72; Pierce 3le.
Boone; Scott 1915; Pierce 557. Circuit At
torney. Prewitt 558; Gary 5l4.
( Howarl Pierce, so majority.
( BooAvILLE, Nov. 6, 1852
Cooper county, not official. Scott 645; Pierce
535.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

OprosIrIoS.---1he effect Of opposition is to
benefit the people. Since the old line met with
opposition the price of passage between San
Francisco and New York has been reduced to
forty Eve dollars and round A year ago it cost
four hundred dollars.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

Dissolve GunPowdcr in tumbler ot water,
and when settled, pour of the clear water, and
the remainder is an excellent tooth-powdcr.-
scientific American.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

Illinois Central Raroad.-A locomotive and
tender for this road reached Chicago on the 2d
Instant from the manufactUry at Paterson, New
jersey.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

Charlestown, Mississippi county, Mo-, 4th.
Returns from the county except two wotownshipss
give Pierce l6S, Scott III. '
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

Returns from Louisiana, Mississippi and
Georgia are still favorable TO Pierce.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

ILLINOIS RAILRoAD.-Fhe Central hallro'u
Company have commenced putting down IRON on on
u.c t.aok from Lasallo to Bloomington anu cS-
pect to finish the line 50 that the cars can run
mon il by the first Of March nest.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
BAL, MO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER. .18, 1852.

A witness as was witness is described in
the Spirit Of the Times in a NEST felicitoua man
ner. Professional engagements required the
writers presence in circuit court which was
then in session in one Of the villages Of mid
land county Of the Empire State and during
the term an incident occurred which may be in
teresting if not useful 10 those legal gentlemen
whS are partial 10 the study Of the law Of svi-
dence.' The case tried was one in which
question arose as 10 personal property, claimed
to have been sold at some time previously under
an execution, and the plaintiff in the case called
a witness to establish the fact Of the sale. The
following evidence was elected on the ersss-
examination OF the witness:
Question by Counsel: Sir, you say You at
tended the sale on the execution spoken OFF,
Did you keep the minutes Of that ssis?'
! Witness Don't know, sir, but did. Don't
know whether kept the minutes, Or ths Sher-
if, or nobody Think it was one of u.s.
c. Well, sir. viii you tell me what articles
were sold on that execution?
Here The witness hesitated, not willing to com
nit himself by going into particulars, until the
patience of the counsel became exhausted, and
he pressed special interrogatory:
1 G.. Did you op that occasion sell thrcshing-
machine"
w. Yes; think we did.
c. wish you 10 be positive, Are you sure
OF il?
w. Can't say that am sure OF it; and when
| come to think Of it, don't know as we did;
think we didn't.
C. viii ysu swear thSn, that you did not
sell one?
w. No, sir; don't think would; for can't
say whether we did, or did not.
c. Did you sell horsepower
w. Horse power?
G. Yes, horsepower
w. Horse power! Well, Il seeins TO me we
did. And then, it seems TO me we didn't.
don't know now as | can recollect whether can
remember there was any horsepower there; and
if there wasn't any horse power there. l can't
say whether we sold it or not; but don't think
we did; though ii may be, perhaps, that we did,
after ALL It's some time ago, and don't like 10
say certain.
c. Well, perhaps you can tell Inc this; did you
sell tanning mill?
w. Yes, sir, we sold tanning mill l guess
TN sure ~ that
G.. Well, you swear 10 that, do you?-that
one thing, though don't see il OH the list
w. Why, may be mistaken about ii; per-
haps am. 1t may be it was somebody slEe's
tanning mill, at some other time. Can'tbe cer-
tain.
C. ITO the Court should like to know,
may it please the Court, what this witness does
know, and what he is sure of.
w. Ito Counsel: Well, sir, l know enc
thing that am sure Of, and that is, that on that
, sale we sold either threshng machine, or
horse power, or tanning mill, or one or all,
or neither Of them but don't know which,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
lSpIAHA.

lNDIAHA.
Eighteen counties give Pierce 3,475 major
ity.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

LExiSsros, no, Nov. 6.
Lafayette county official, SCOTS majority 275i
Ray county, official, Pierco's majority l45.
River on stand; has risen about two feet.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
Oysters.

lust received direct from BaItipore, a large
y supply Of Cove OystersA rarrontsd frssk
os| all 5a-t g'ARskEE&e
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
Kansas Trnn1ro.4.-We may confidently

Kansas TEnRIToRY.-We may confidently
expect this new territory organized during the
coming session Of Congress. 1t will probably
extend north TO the Great Platte, south to the
Arkansas, and west TO the main rigde Of the
Rocky Mountains. This will be one of the
preliminary steps towards the construction OF a
grand line of telegraph and railway TO the Pa
citiG. The valley of the Kansas river is very
beautiful and fertile, and for several hundred
miles west of the border, well timbered. 1t is
bountifully supplied with springs and covered
with an e1uberant growth of grapes. Such a
territory now occupied solely by few savages,
when organized by act OF Congress, with induce
hients to migration would soon afford belt of
civilized population in the direction where it
ayill be most needed in facilitating the connec
lion Of tbs Mississippi valley with the Pacific.
We suggest to our Representatives in Congress
the propriety of introducing bill for its organ
ization at the earliest possible time during the
coming session.-f News.
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sci, some into the sea. Ours followed the former
and brisk rattling Of small arms and clashinQ
OF culasses eEsued The cannon were left nm
manned, excepting that Of Quartermaster Hun
ter, which every now and then would heave IN
2 coolly directed shot, which was sure to tell.
He sent two shot into her rudder, one striking
between the rudder and stern post, rendered her
helm useless 4 2
An officer Of the enemy threw q boardine-pike
q az our captain, which whizzed close to him, and
nxed itself into the bowsprit bits It was
afawn from thence, and returned with awful
interest, taking the officer in the back Of the
neck OK and literally pinning him to the deck.
Inc battle continued in this way from ten 10
nIteen minutes, when, after third unsuccessful
attempt to board Us, the duarter-tecE annearefI
to be thinned, and our Captain, followed only
by the carpenter, climbing over her buIwarBss
leaped down upon her deck The former boxed
Ike anything but con1nander; orape.sI0t
had travelled across his shoulders, taking skin
and flesh, with suspenders, shirt and coat; he
had put his hand to the bleeding wounf, and
afterwards, in loading his pistols, had rot chem
from his face at intervals, he had covered him
self with blood and powder without knowing IT, ]
The small arms had taken off his hat, cut his
SABRE from the beckett which had hung it to his
wrist, ripped up and torn his pantaloons But,
al unaecoutered as he was, he found himself IN
the presence Of the futl dressed Captain Of the
enemy, towards whom be rushed for death-
grapple But the latter had had enough Of
lighting. One Of Hunter splinters had knocked
away his right hand. his officers were Ill either
dead or wounded, and he-couM NOT get his ma
r1nes to come from under cover of the berth -
deck, whence they we're firing as fast az they
could load .ssS
With his left hand the Brazilian Captain pre-
sented his cutlass, and said, as he surrendered.
s. Order your men to cease firing Z,
ss Away, there . shouted oslr Captain
$ $ away, there Boarders, away 4 GRAY -beards
ana idiers, stock and auke,s bosxsl from tIe
brig .H,.,s.ss.. = 81
AT TINS summons some fifteen of our men went
over tile side in double quick time, DESPITE ttre Y
rattle Of musketry. Again Lheard our Cans
tain's trumpet g Cease firing. below thsrssf j
Your commander has struck ? The only M
swer heard was yolley Of musketry Once 3
more, and for the last time, I heard that tram
pet II pealed so as TO make my hair. stand on
END Show NO quarter there z 4
From that moment not shot was fred, not q
sabre,clash sounded every man seemed SPELL
bound even the wounded, who were wing
about the deck in every direction, held their
breath for fear Of disturbing the Stiffness ana
wakening the tiger in our crew, who seemed
like that animal, crouching ready for 4 sprina.
ut the least noise. Our men went steadily
round, placed sentries at each scuttle. While
some went below to secure the prisoners Our
Captain, now all was safe and the exsiteasSt
abatings tainted from loss Of blood, and, Wrapped
IN the flag of our last prize, hewas carried into
the cabin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-21
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE aI, 1859.
MEDICAL.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT every body
l U READ 1T.
NO. /.
r. Il. r.

EW ADV ENI--Let every body
X. II. r.
R-fDWAY'S RE.aDY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST YioLEN- PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
fs !. yin THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Or
NJ ehs s1S Eshs
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
a IN giving instant To the most onenting
TO THE SICK AND pAIN,suFFEn1Na OF NEW
SS i4ss riFss"9 yss yss
rA N Eko ~ !ai W %
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CAsE5 OUT OF a HUNDRED,
S5,5SsH5isA SHS!s|sshaR 4 4 SSE SSHH HsSs sSsas
SSsSEsszr Sz$SnsA IA AESSHsS sESdS$
SEA sSxTfs HsApAcHr il ii EyEGSH III HsSfES SxSrns
flsiA.SS seRE 4!A9zr II n Epuk FyE sSHnFs MsUTF.
cSs N% Vita sE vs..
Sssz f <: Il E&GES Ill III as.ss s +: Ss
FHAny ~ sEEE FHW dr T THE MOST Es.ss
1t M sssse I and swen the stomach and neua the
PREVENTION.
lBynaing the pleasant a. viii
torpor and fatigue.
IN BATHING
Mix tablespoonful Of r. Water and bahe the
by Ser sss1 na enP5 3 s Gfs Hands and other o ,he
a and healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
sH npn GRsHs s
nui.seesAs the distressing discharges, speedily
remove the
NEURALGIA
PAIN sToPpED INSTANTLY.
READY RELIEF possesses almost miraculous in
inns The experiences delightful sen
a ssda 9sas, q s dsa S E
sS, The Of III tic READY RELIEF RI
and he o t e e s v
RHEUMATISM.
PAINS RELIEYED IN FIVE MINUTES.
D. READY RELIEF will the and
y hsaato Pains who.s
G s s S s RzbW2 4 saa4 nfnE p5i 4 s sss
United sat need NO
s S 1T to ps as.t s
CHILL FEVER
cHILLS STOPPED IN a FEW AINUZEs-P4Ly RELIEVED
INSTANTLY
,r RADWAys READY RELIEF LIEF acts iks charm all
rates with health and strength
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whenever feel pain, apply RAILWAYS RELIEF it is
ky e. Joints PSbs Ssnss "A bS'f
READY RELIEF taken ier Internally appei externally
RADWAY Il CO.. l6? Fulton street. Newyok.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
John WRIGHT d CO., i5l Charres street Naworeans
~ General Agent who will supply dealers in the cou:ry
way q Co. . prices.
LARGE BOTTLES. 90
SMALL ..................... .. o " ~
tT Sold also sy oRRssoN, IL Magazine street and By By
ASH for R R. R. or RAILWAYS REApYRELEF. mha7 ly.w
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From the N. " Evening Post.
THE STARS IN THE STREAM
Between the steep and sunny hills
That all the dreamy vale enclose,
With many bright and graceful curve,
A clear and placid streamlet flows;
There soft green banka slope gently down.
And groups Of fragrant trees bend Ger
Fresh blossoms nestle in the grass.
And shining pebbles gem the shore.
Here, in the spiritual night
When all the glorious earth was still.
As if the hand of God was spread
Above the deep woods Of the hill
fair-faced boy, with deep blue eyes,
And hair like sunlight's wavy beam,
Would come and sit for hours, and gaze
Upon the thick stars in the stream.
He wondered why the golden stars
That hung so far amid the sky,
Should also in the belo04
In such trance of beauty lie.
And there for many balmy night,
He fingered by the silvery shore
So innocent with dear desire
That questioned all things more and more
A lonely thoughtful boy was he,
In love with all things good and fair,
Great hopes and wishes filed his heart
Before he hardly knew them there;
hut still that heart grew bold and strong.
That love more broad and earnest grew
lie saw the inner sense Of things
And Natures mystic meanings knew.
Long years Lad passed since he reposed
Upon the bank of that fair stream;
Long years of thought and holy toll
Had taught him life was not a dream
The same stars in the placid wave
Wore still the same soft crowns of light,
Aud all along the banks flowed down
To his great heart the same delight
lie wondered not now they were there
So sweety. trCmulously bright.
Nor why star looked again to star
From waters to the fields Of light
For he had learned that loves own law
Is to restore what it receives.
That each kind look and tender word
Its image in the bosom leaves
He wondered not that at his feet
The space-born orbs SO brightly shone,
He knew the heart when turned to Heaven.
% May make its starry joys its own
And that the more sereney pure
That heart shall keep through day and night
The more divine shall glow within
The loye-stars Of celestial light
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.


EEORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANOrsr2xss.s.-
u FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. Camp as5EBt
sites sn6 vs. M % woad ID fsspsay res feqass.
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF al kinds
descriptions also his well PIANO
F0kIEs from he factories Of the first makers the United States
EUROPE which 70 be found those Of A. STODART CO.,
of Newiork, HiI SON. Of NewYork PLEYEL CO., OF
rris The above the following kinds GRAM Sc
Of the most celebrated makers in the world combining all The late
Of g. az 6 B& and octaves They will be sold nauufactrers
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all kinds and qusity.
Among Others the sbher keeps constantly hand the
finest selection ACCoRDEoNS mare
which offered the reasonable GUITARS,
!usb by WILLIAM HALL SON from the most approved SPANISH
MODELS These Instruments the first caas aud warranted
stand the climate The subscriber las had in
the Music business the Northern cities well NewOeans and
thoroughly acquainted with the details the His
stock the best selected that has the Southern MARKET
and his facilities such that he will always hand selected
stock of all kinds MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS LATESand
MOSTFASfONA ABLE MUSIC The Public respectfully
invited to call and his stock.
fes lyos HoRATIo D. HEWITT, 50 Camp ST.. N. o.
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~ ia Z
HuRRAH FOR YANKEE ENrERPRIsE THE following are
two statements which must be grateful every American
proud of his country The following is part of letter
from Australia to merchant in Liverpool dated Janu
ary q:
The Yankees will get masters of this market If
we do not get better line of ships steam communities
tion between here and England The first clipper ship
from the United States arrived here last She left
known, and made the passage here in ninety days
bringing from England up the 4th Of October
while by the direct way we have no later dates than the
wooden buckets for the miners think We shall soan be
sufficiently supplied with this article direct America
Please therefore, not to send any buckets this
scrptionn
That surpasses Dexters celebrated venture of frying
pans for the West Indies
But take another statement from the Boston Jour
nal: +~e
g large establishment for the manufacture of linen
fabrics from imported fax is erecting Fall River
Mass under the direction of N Horden, Esq This is
the only factory the kind in the United States Another
carpet factory be put up forthwith Lawrence and
at Hadey Falls extensive cotton mill will soon be
peneed Besides these we nave some enterprises nearer
kee perseverance, and energy in the introdpa =
dustral works. At somervie, in the im,s e VICINITY
of Boston factory has been started
of locomotive boiler tubes This il the American
Tube Company, and the property by four or hve
ferng from those heretofos kads in this country not
and % hs Ga' nm
instead of having its Its seldered brazed together
presents uniform a surface and the tubes
in all respects equal any ever imported
MKAerER AN z4tiE AsHnunros TREArE.--It has been
asked the provision of the late treaywith
Great Britaor the mutual delivery fugitiyes from
justice, Tho1 f. Meagher is not liable be demanded
from our 6SSsfnment by England In this We
may stateat the treaty only requires the delivery Ct
persons ctcted of murder piracy robbery forgery eBd
other crimes such offences TREASON. suspicion
of trea deserton, etc, being carefully excepted and
this W. fully understood in the negotiations that pres
ceded treaty So that Meagher is perfectly safe from
moest1 Ion American soil ~ 60, t-eseia'
ny, dated June H. says The weather here is very
cold The mercury this morning at sunrise only
or two degrees above the freezing point'
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

HOUSE, No. so GravieT st.-S ROBB p ~lMflAN lJ Nm
CO., (ae Robb Fairban)
from their Aanstaeto in Phiadepha and ~ direct i'm
porions England and are 10 dealers the
liberal adGsSpqn Their stock laTgs a11 well ssssted io
.R TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBER
,ooDS; SADDLE, COACH, HARNESS AND TRUNK MAKERS
MA ARlAlS, TRIMMINGS,
purrhns1 III iUyl ed toca su
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
FIOHI tHe ~ 7. Evening FOHt
THE STARS IN THE STREAM.

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLEAs
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THOMASSoN
OF STEAMER MAGNOTTA

Having painted the passenger
NoLIA under my command with the BRIDGEWATER PAINT,
eheerfuly recommend for it's PERvoUS qualities
hesitation in judgments
TON AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND CINDERS It
has also proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF decks
months (Signed,) ST, G. THCiiASSON,
NewOeans, December 2, tS5l.
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EK wEArHER--A letter from Carlisle, scfoharie co,
N.Y. dated June H. says The weather here IS very
cold The mercury this morning at sunrise only
| or two degrees above the freezing pontn
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A NDREWS & CO., JOHN W., Commission
IN Merchants md Shipping Agenta 81 Common jas
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

ROARDlNG-Several Families can obtain
~ Board and also aeveal Gentlemen by applying
ronns above rard where they will have agreeable
eonloltabe rooMs
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LACEY s. CO., 81 St. Charles street,
sY- BRANCH M & OF LACEY PtlILIlrs,S CELEBRATED HAR
ishabe SADDLES TRUNKS at reduced prices
GS- REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDEDTo. e2J lyAW
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NTE EW ARK, Nj ;, ,SADDLERY Ware CA
! y Houss,ANpREW G; BULL. CO, No Is Canal
Manufacturers and importers isADDLERY and sADDLEWARE
ride harngales Trunks Whips skng Harness and Bride
her Hogskns SADDLERS Tools Trimming every
pon ut No. Is CANAL STREET.
sI2 iyd&W ANDREW G. BULL co.
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4. W. ARTHUR.
A RTHUR & CO., I. W., Commission, Provision
"A md Grocery Marcllants aand0 Ieyee
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
!. TOWROAT P0RPQISE

have used the BR1DGEwATER PAINT which Massrs G. C.
CO are Agents on the hurricane deck the Towtoa.
WHATEVER.
weeks became PERFECT SLATE and nm salts
fed Of possessing all the qualities necessary CERTAIN
PROTECTION against the effects of SPARKS and CNDERS.
deny the BRIDGEWATE PAINT purposes
forth in the Agents. Circular.
{signed> wNi. BROWN, Captain OF Towboat porpoise.
NewOrleans, December |, 1851.
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BENSON, j., House, Sign and Ornamental
Painter mtao of Woods and Marbles Camp street. oppoate
ivi3 1y
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nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC,
The satscribr would respectfully of Planters
and families HIS
article lie line Q. business all Of which.
found FRESH and GESUINE he would following
vi: English qginine owa1ds Blue Mass, Hyd Pot Aopss
Rouaal and Jules Hahe Peer, Medicines variety two
barrels pure Honey, etc, etc, THOS. RANKIN,
rrnpyi Et,,S LHnhe
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ypIhDVIN VIII UPElI E::d
Id reception visitors the first day Extensive ;A
been during the Winter
persons comfortably Efficient has
been popretors themselves
better prepared TO give satisfaction this than previous No
will the those who
may Them with their company pleasant and Agreeable
isl tsepl CONNER 4 HENRY,
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NTADIsoNvILLE HoTEL.-The sub A.

fI0tr1,
goth Having large and ROOMS he will be able
families comfortable Asit his intention
keep supplied with every delaey the season. hopes
fair share OF patronage. The terms for Board
Per so
Per Week. 90
Attached Hotel ia BILLIARD ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS
BAR ROOM The Bar will be supplied with the best Of gno
my)a SIN ]. J.HARGRAVE Mckay