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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15
ItiAn Army with BannsTa."

Az yeu are whirled along over the Hud-
son River Railroad al the rate Of forty miles
an hour, you catch d glimpse, every minute
or two, Of a man waving. something like a
white pocket handkerchief on the end Of q
stick, with 4 satisfactory sort Of expression
Of countenance. II you take the trouble TO
count, you will find that It happens some
two hundred times between East Albany
and Thirty.First street. 1t looks like rath-
er useless ceremony, at first glance, but
il is pretty important one nevertheless.
There are 225 of these "ilag men" sta.
toned at intervals along the whole length
Of the line. Just before a train is to pass
each one walks over his "beat," and looks
10 see that every track and tic. every tun-
mel, switch, rail, clamp and Iivet, is in good
order and free from obstruction. If so, he
takes his stand with White flag and waves
it 10 the approaching train as signal to
"come on"-and come on ii does, at full
speed. II there Is anything wrong, no
waves a red flag, or at night red lamp, and
the engineer on seeing il, promptly shuts
off the steam, and sounds The whistle to
I"put down the brakes" Every inch Of tho
road is carefully examined after the passage
of each train. Austrian espionage is hard
! " more strict.-[AIb, Journal. ' .., ,.o
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

As, life is q days journey, and we all are
travellers, and boundto "putupT som ewherer
\ would bewsll for US TO look out before.
hand, that comfortable lodgings are secured
when our trip shall be cut short by the
blight Of death. Money won'tgive us a
pick Of the chambers in the mansion of our
Father above. ''..''...', .... o..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15
JOHN s. THOMS ON
WUOIESlLE GROCER


Nos. 80 aud 80 Second street, near Post Once.
1853 r, st. Louis, Mo. 1859
IL AS in store and isin receipt Of the following deaf
Il rabe stock Of Groceries, which is oEsrsed at thu
lowest market rates for prompt pays 49,,
600 hhds N. o. and cPf'd sugar, 300 ehls cpd do
is bbls linseed oil, 100 bxS chocolate,
, 200 bxs fire crackers, SO kegs bar lead,
800 bags drop shot, 100 DO buck shot,
1000 cap and letter paper 5000 do wrapping DO
100 reams tea paper, 100 bxs lemon syrup,
1000 bags dairy SALT 1000 do g. A. do, 200 90 L. do
600 doI 2.hoop buckets, 200 do 3-hOup do,
100 doz hall buckets 800 nests Prd tubs, SO eAsh
e 100 doz zinc wash boards, $50 bxs clothes pins,
25 doz ell-buckes, 800 bXs block matches,
200 bxs Roman matches, 100 bbls oakum,
200 bbs butter and water crackers, 100 do pitch,
100 bbs rosin, $50 bxs clay pipes 100 do stone do,
80 casesgz'd Turk ppe.beads. % bbls pearl barl'y
200 demij johns, 1 10 gallons, 100 eks rice,
10 bbis split peas, 20 bxs British lustre,
100 bxs double refined Salaeratns,
10 casks Scotch ale, % bbls MasOn's backing.
200 hall bblS city and La s. H. InolaSses,
800 chests hl green aid black teas, 400 bxs do do
100 pEs golden syrup, 5or bNs Va and Mo. tobacco
800 bxs cut smok'g tUbacco 100 do cut chewing do ,
100 bxs yellow bank do, 20 90 Spanish smokRdo,
100 Jars Macaboy snuff, 9 bblS Scotch do,
30 M regallA cigars, 90 M principe 10,
bO M Havana do, 800 boxes melee do,
200 boxes Cuba and Havana sixes do,
1000 pkgs NJ. X. rAisins, 5000 drums Elme ngs.
SO casks Zante cur ants, bO fl ails dates,
so casks prunes, 30 cases do, in glass,
100 bbs s. s. almonds, 25 do H. s. do, % do 6lberts
p % bbls English wRlnuts, 25 do cream nuts,
1000 kegs nails, TO Cd, 500 do bued and Sd nails
300 do fence do g. and TO- $50 do brad do and TO-
100 do finishing dc, ard TO- 100 do wrought Do do,
IS do spikes, 10 in, 100 bxs lacks, to Ia OF,
500 bags cotton yarn, 200 do dozen do, -
$50 bags white catpet warp, 100 do co'd do, do,
400 bales batting, 800 do candle wick, .
900 do wrapping tWine, 500 bbs ackerel, 20, and
800 half bills maekeTel, Nos. I, 2 and 3,
100 bblsroe herrirgs, 900 bxs sealed do, '. '.'
K so cks Eng. Goldfish, so do Gland Bank do,
1900 bxs GOLDFISH 100 lbs eaeh 20 bblS No. salmon,
200 cans Baltimore Cove oysters, ..,.'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

PROPOSALS Will be received the oaeS Of the Secretary
OF the Carly Paak Road Company (which once
house Of Mr. Thonap thl kiRdeFhoO, IRqsl and Aes
the ose 81 the rIeasppEsf said c0RpAgy " HRpPl5a
Msaou until Saturday, the 9Th Of hPIi next fer she Cut
gag ard .qI.E q .aasis2 e s q Log Esa
from the Hannibal fsSryitbtAS aay! 4 EillI.lN
Also time places, will BE- received fFop0sas
for the Saving Of said logs Two inches and heW hk CAse
will ba paid work Progresses IeeeEng tWsAt So
uhll the work IL finished according 10 CouWalt
BIda for the Cutting and HSung Of ha LsSe NM b s
.s1' u REs'aeFei ~ R ss gE
PSss OoSay, RursA SH tasS, ~ n wv n-@rdss S8l
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

A few drops 81 kreosote on brown pa
per, put in holes Of rats, will drive them
away. NuE vomica and meal is q sure
poison. ,a..'N' ~ ,}f.'. H
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

REASON WHY COFFEE IS NOT WELL MADE.
list. The berries are frequently too much
and too rapidly roasted, their proper color
being that Of cinnamon ID. The coffee is
ground too fine. Sd. Not enough coffee is
used. 4th. 1t is usually overlooked, by
which means the bitter principle is extrac.
ted from the berries, and little or no pains
sre taken to clarity II. ''' q. '".. '.'a'
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/, ssEALHD RaOposALs.

Will be received until the 18th Of April for
sxcaSatihgI CraigS ALLEY, opposite Block 81
starting from Sehneider'B store house, thence
down Craigs Alley about one hundred yards;
dirt to be1taken to Centre street, and on the
Lsvee, between Centre and Rock streets. a.,
For particulars, enquire Of '." -.
.. ...''-r d.- j. T. DAVIS,
l.. ~. o.. ~,,.. Street Commissioners
Hannibal, April 7th, 1853. (dwtd) y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

HANNIBAL AND ST, JllsE,PH RAILROAD.
Q EAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received at the office
RI until the TwenIieth day of April, for the gradual
ton, masonry, and bridging Of twenty-five miles Of
said roNd extending West from Hannibal. PROPOSE
ticns will also be received at office in the city Of
g. Joseph, Missouri, until the epth day Of May, fer
the graduation, masonry and bridging of twenty-five
niles additional extending east from ST. Joseph, The
remainder Of the line extending distance Of over
hundred and fifty miles will be placed under contract
soon the cap be prepared by the engineers.
Thsli embraces some very heavy excavations aud
elnbankments and several large bridges, &, ,ag.
Plans, prohles and specific viii be ready ateaeh
place OnS week previous to- the letting. o.,
gFs &C0ntFactoEsH aud NJ J.R.R r.
HanAlbaI, No, March II, 1885, [nehiS &~teSol
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

Cheapest and Best Writing Ink.
r I. BRlTFINGHAM g. BRO. are now mana
IL. featuring Black Writing Ink OF superior quail.
ty, which they self very cheap thirty cents doEsR
standing in this ink any length Of time without eeo-
ding. II.
p Sat wholesale, they will sellit at $40 a bar
rel. G..r [mch-23.d.h1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA MIL.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming TO aau.
i nbal with the intention Of selling wheat aud buy
ing -FOUR would do well TO call and before seI-
ing purchasing elsewhere Remember the big stonO
Mill on Bird, between Main and Third streets. Give
US call. A. s. ROBARDS & SON.
C N. B. Our Flour is sold nowhere else but at the
Min. Every sack and barrel lis branded with our name
on It:
mch2IdH al. 8. RoBARDs l. SON."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15
~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

.. F.h"4 RELIGIOUS notice. -a, "r
The Free Will BapiistS will hold proNacted
meeting at the new Union Meeting Hsass, on
the Plank road about half way betwest Ianni-
bal and New London--cOmmencin hextSatur-
day, atl2 o'clock. 0H.......'.
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IAe name Of be eeeks
payment of ths Subscription be made IN advance.
Distant sobscnbsm noaey the
which will Be- paid by ourselves il ~ safe
transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER is published t weekly tssiss
sions VI Congress- and semi wesAy duriay the
Subscriptions fos psfiod less year
ps0FosioasA the rssss.
90 PO0TMASTERs sssss x.1 by
sending DAILY ssbscnbep with $50
SEM WEEHLY subscrbss with Us ensosed WEEKLY
subsche with sio enclosed will be eatied copy
they " subscribers gras.
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Proposals for FurnisfinN tho Paper for sne PubIic
FEtnsiaAg.
orrlel s0rsnsrrnDs.. ;, rus fusuc rnlsrse


orfiCE sufEKISrEhDksr fusuc PRiNrKo,
Washington, september 80, le3J
pursuance OF hs Act provide executing public
approved August 1851 sealed proposals will be
eeived al This ONCE In the Capitol until the m Monday m ds
OF December neA al Twelve O'Clock furnishing
that may be required for The pubc printing the
ON The s day Of December 1885, and ending the Isl day
December, ie5i
The sabjoDed list specifies nearly be asseained the
qua and The qualify and description Of Kind Of that
viii be required
900 rsams fine printing paper ucaendered by
se inches, and to weigh oryhse pounds to the Of
Ae0 sheets.
1000 Ieais fine printing cacndered "a by 3s
inches, and % weigh hfy pound. the Of $50
500 reams supernns hard sized and caendeed printing
measure - by ~ inches and TO weigh forty eight pounds
70 the rea1h OF 400 sheets. ' st
The nbe OF the paper
and cotton free from all sdalieraon with mineral other sub
shce EACH aud In bundles OF each each cH
40 perfect sheets Uniformity weight w
bs reqtred and bundle varying under five
nom thc stSudad weight will be received, weight viii
bundle 70 make Up the weight win be considered violation Of the
contract
samples indicating quality, &c. the paper requiredin
foregoing three classes obaned Office
tendsn will be furnished by mail persons intending bid
Contracts viii be entered into supplying The Quantities required
servce requires privilege Of ordering
greater quantity either should quanty bs
qued such times and In such quantities may be deemed
cessary. Vf wt
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I'm petition Henick Aiken FFAnkha, New ttxsop
SHIRE praying extension of patent gfsntad " him
ecclabsr 1892 fos Improvement
tools, hou The
pratior Of said which takes pAcs e twenty seveS
day OF December bundcd and my three, (l65l
IL ordered the petition be hcnrd Al the Patent once
Monday, tho sh of Dscember nex, ~ II O'Clock, m and
all appear they have
why said petition ouxhi granted
opposing hts tbs Patent
Once their objections specially forth writing a. least TWEEN
hearing, transmitted IL
otkce sp
pile e@sfts.tls + 4 t'st0a,f
Ordered, that tins notice be Published the Union incl
Washington Phil
sdepis IA Evening Post and Scientific New York
Boton Boston, Massachusetts Paiet Concord New Iapp
inquirer Ohio,
previous third Monday December The
day OF hearing. - .
*s#st$ Commissioner 0f Fnsnts.
SEditors please copy,
Patent once, with paper containing this notice.
3O-law3w
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER s. 1853


= ssp~sp h The assmer OsCEOLA wiz. sepenl
hei, commence ruaaing regularly @ he above
place leaving Washington every Sunday, at Y
o9ek = nj rc.afning leave Baltimore every Trssday at
o'clock, p m
She WIN ioAoh regularly going returning
Mays River, and Conc Rve aud al The usual landings the
Potomac, for signals o land
Passage and freight nj the usual
JAMES MITCHELL,
Sept 2i--eod1 C1ry-ss.
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eoMMEkViLLE Agent Attorney fos he prosecution
II. o pension land every Description f claims against cn
Eress OF the Virginia scrp and land
ran" hghs negotiated and sold Re3.r.nces Trms Me- Ar
mswasded mail, npon rranrst - 7T'~1' 80 ~
once near the Post once necs,nen postases
Washington, DC. Juir t1-iaw1noAAcp
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hiNAsst prSes IN The schemc.
We aSeahey enclosing tick
en suvspe observing amer
e ese~al send the ocia printed
~ n - sseas eAsss With written eipisnaa Of
s9h AN ptsss houGht once payable asr
- ~s.e = susssst aossy Bank nosf Of any
- ~ nAi oat Of Thousand odeu containing
AeoAm4 An& nssss fos I'll of tbs UseA
sev AaA vspssas eas miscay In makins change
1oss ees ..s ca y ~ uss b obtained Pay postage
~ - - W1n ptspay 10 yOu. '4s a&
eag uctss cscioss As money aad direct the sts
Stats. EMN4' ~ faNE'fl IT, - 81
hss unss haspAaed nsda our corre.-
isvvtsW. tE - II - 'T-0 -
bC~fsspeaAsats - writing In each
smss sdesessed 70 ~ 4er o6ce county, and State.
ss Cess ech which has snsn1sd once will fully
N Yseo hai sessan GOOD vvtss only necessary
ore" . has0 70 stH tsI.s .-- J. -.
EGERTON BRO,
Boz i0u Post Once
Sep 8-eddAcp Daluep0gs. Masvtsnd.
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THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
i and York
a and
school, thorough training Of their in the
the modern
they b. hed for college, for
engineering surveying and for commercial pursuits
call the principal
Of pupils isnited
to be bad doubtful. #ta
No will be admitted bencefoh who have advanced be-
yond the primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained principal bookstores
H. RICHARDS,
Sept ll-dd Principal.
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Vxn0IulA LAND sCR1P.-The uudervsned, having h,d
ssss twenty ysss' acquaintance with vrsiAa military land
c>n - wh ne rsvuus1wnsy attend
- rsvn a saeh ciasa here, Of alst Aurs
- ~ sss pschsss and sell land and scrip
- eGnmeneoo MWM ~tfs 'V
vEaPAsIAN ELLIE
JsssR-ss6 hving Hotel.
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General Agency.
TAYLOR COLLINS prosecute claims c ever descrpton
aeanst the severs depastmenu, Of
Cougss bounty lands. cxt py ~" esv.gs
They viii attend the buying and selling of ra ee e
renting general collecting ney w also
such asosmeuoB sbey 90
ve from he - of government Charges win ~ moderate.
once on cpp~ss wndsrr Building. wash
ingson, b. g. 4& st& MH&# NEN
Hon. lanes C.. Dobbn, SECRETARY OF the Navy.
Hon Iehsrson Davis, Secretary of War
N,cboss CsIaa, President Board Common CouaciI
GEN John ~. McCas, Attorney u Law.
ar~s n. Csrstin, esq
w. G. ReA1sil acasi Department
Sept se-AsfAcp
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decided BARGAINs.-in the articles below named
u prepared o offer great bargains
40 Irish all qualiter various grndes
linen
$50 liable diapers dsmssks linen sheeing and towel
ings, NIL styles, wtdths, and qualities
large LOT Of linen shseungs sad pilow'case linens, all
widths 3s y
loo dozen dsmask napkins and doycs
should fail stock.
rs dozen ladies' Kid gloves and black net mits
200 pieces real Welsh and American hannels
pairs superior Blankets aiss crib blankets
30 shns cottonn OF the best brands
All kinds OF goods In variety
French mernos all shades
10 mouss eIines all shades
20 black silks OF the best brands
40 plaid silhs, rich and cheap
80 piece. Highland piaids for chidrens wear
case long shawls, patterns
10 pieces hne black French cloths and cnssmerss
pieces low priced moussehncs, new patterns
~ pieces plain and rich figured josie hanneis
Iayf~ NIL OF domestic dry goods.
usually found in well Iordered dry goods
sr prior removing
our new sore-rv which nearly ready.
Ter mplcss arranged In the contrary.
aicIe and fair dealing Be relied ~ in all
cases. TT = PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Miss Desmots Building,
sepW Opposite Csm1e marhet.
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All of papers designated
tcria, free from adneaiom aud To be OF white blue
spective kinds The
guide, being impossible quantity
will be required OF knd and the right therefore
ordering
require &t.l &#Ht
Each will be considered separately subject
the proposal and the privilege Of requiring
bidder who assigned him
such classes, or forfeit his right to class a4sG8
samples lnot less than gurc) each kind OF bid
but sample accompany
be numbered with
proposed for in that schedules and in the fret three
And ali proposals and samples must be transmitted Office
Of postage other expense.
Each proposal signed ny individual
ca, price each every paper
In The class proposed for.
An paper
ORDER every charge expense subject
the weight and the
ent, and be in all respects satisfactory
Blank proposals furnished office
taken
unless substantially agreeing herewith. l a t
Bonds, with approved seeunc will be required and tbs
plying inferior article OF the classes failure
ply quantity required time, will be
ofthe contract
required proposals satisfactory
evidence
sufficient certified by
clerk United the district, by the
the dstct which the surccs reside for faithful
evidence rejected
The the
The hrsl Tuesday The first Monday in December (h
at 10 O'Clock, the office Of the Superintendent
Proposals addressed Of
prIring Capitol United States Wsshngon,
Proposals for supplying Paper" els-
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
Oct l-eodtlDec Intel. Eve stsr.l
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NEW GOODS NOW OPENING.hP. j. STEER, Washing
Pinee 7 Street. opening superior stock OF
which will him pleasure show
the public In addition the usuni stock Of
tailor attention invited large stock
\ shirts OF very superior fit and qualify
Also collars siocks govcs suspcnders hose
ry, and furnishing goods generally.
SEM 2i--3tawifaw
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osesUseoWn FssAals 1esnsnAsy, 0s~rxesovn. ID. @.
THio esssoa 10 aad N opesalos
So. very thcough and psactised The principal spern-
ws " Ne eseartaseHs ~ swdy assisted
o sMsssst ssssssss The seminary vey
nl care ea6 parsnsaI asssnlns. l117 = = II I'T-
DoMs AS aioa I'll English branches ooo per Of
zen mneMs rrseeh, nunAc, drawing, &c. srtra.
~ rspes 0sn eS per auavtsv Of NJ veet~
es~ss ssd catalogues 10 be Application the ps
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
~-v- tsM Principal
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nR EDWARD ~. CARmICHAHl4 srosn Virginia
ofe his professional citaens Of washington
h residence and oMes f2sh street, Adjoining the irns
H0es 4FFS An A-A0
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CPLENDID Plaid and Plain Salks, Of cvefy
y variety oprnedWc just In receipt Of some Of s
silks have ouetud and
respectfully attention Of all In want of handsomo
offer Of the best assorted
stock ever Washington We the following
and in alithc choice
coor, which will offer cheap retailer IN Tits
country. Hi8
coocd Pou de Sole silks In plain coors, II
shades Of blue brown and light COLOR,
for evening dressos
plaid silks, compsng vxs
different colors and qualities, OF which we wiz
offer ANAL advances on the Wholesale price II ths
North.
just received the magnificent stock Of rich
would invite the pafcu
in search OF frrtra,e silk d!eas.
Added above have variety OF plaid good uch s
plaid plaid silks, wool and elk Maids plaid moue
cloths varying In price from 70 cens 10 e vita
every goods desirable for the
H#1.r 4 Z.
Market consisting Of desirable shade OF tan,
mode, blue, green, brown purple, and black.
open to-day and splendid stock Of and long
w. NJ. sHUBTER CO.,
Seventh street, Pennsyivania avenue
Sep 29--eo6uf sIA
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, Sept ~, 1854.

Washington, Sep, H. 1884,
IN The petition Of James Baldwin. Of Eashu. New Hampshire.
ny n, os January. s @ an % mp..vsmsn, in n shuttle. o
which take. sise. on the thirty hr" day Of isnusy eighteen
petition
s.s ss S s :"s. . ."S 81
said petition ought not TO bs granted. -
once osIscuoas, specially writing twenty
:y, . ss o. q. he | o. ~ asa sy ss.
viii, Once. which win Be furnished app
Ordered ,h.i notice bs psbli.hsA the Uaioa nse
Post D. ssu e. s.os
Po Boston .'.:ehu.ss and Patriot Concord, New Hampshire
Monday Of January nsn, tn. day Of hearing.
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ q s .hov. papers win ss.s and ssnd 'hs
Ser r'o-"~w
SILKs, SILKS, sILKsi-we Invite the stssnuou Of
the ades elegant stock of goods
ur y, W. s.s no~ !" IL e.
a. %se. ro a. r o shade ~. .s o
Is ,:us, ..d ..eh ss..p-, ...n .t any former
Er: .s a.s s'IS on, q; o.d.
oes dress sood. ss asa !" wsnmsn ono cs .,.sses
Ladies, therefore in want Of great esrzaiaa should A.,
: '''' BARNES IH' sIroaE1r' Il
Between eth and Nh Streets Pennsylvania avenue.
llNoLE AND DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS AND GUN
s"s Baden" S.. % o. sa
the .seye r.od. eon.,.,..s, IN pan, Of,
English Htubb Damascus double and
/. barrel fowlsaa pieces, of all stxss
Common and low priced English and German do
single ard douhie-bar duckng guns
Boys guna N8eaFtr. N, --eFf.sE 4. .#1s#.a
Game bags liquor hasks, shot pouches
Powder naehs, sinsis and double belts
s % :'s ss. :"s w: w.ss csp :sd French caps
washing rods and Cleaners r. sta le ls Es. His.
nipple wrenches tubes, wad cutters
kamrod hsads and
Patent lever charges, bullet rnoulds
rssH belts, hunting knives, Ac, great variety.
my pur
- nearly ~ Of nv sporting goods made order and i'm
house m this copniry = - '7 - -
Daily expected, celebrated kinds
sporting powder "
Oct 4-3swswf - "
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,

AUGUSTA HOTEL,
"A.
SAMUEL c. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.
Situated North sile Of Broad Street. three Doors WsaS Of
Washington Street.
THE subscriber having Of this class
giv accommodation
patrons. His efforts viii be directed promote
him with opportunity
them, permanent ioardDg, well such
through travellers praironize his daily ordinares
will be the char
OF he house. add reputation daily.
..a# 49, sF7f.fW SAMUEL G. WILSON.
Aug 30--d7usAIawtlNov
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kca 1ELLAi BELLS The subscribers mamur.csure
- 80 hscp eoaseeny arch sc,ovv
soss s scootss, school house, paasauos hsI Thes
ssns Afs hdae f the with ams
en - eosee1 oresn1 tAst cappev stnks n
kss vssss z s,.s.sss sf.ss ss h.. been rsas yssrs
1e - re4 ~ resins
u. ss hesy pcnusag the sosn1 Thsse hsls uaauur
- sess ssock, asA ere csst In iros csstnes Al his
e eee wsss osst ssed, and found nprove
we " wssss wasvsay that church bells break within
Ase - purchases with fsis aeaGs,
Ine soss a IN hsiia 10 Nsariy bells
- - sosA fcn shss foundry, which h the tevi-
SI oceerosty. We have ftAsen rosd nsaals
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- q - hneso. rives Erie canal, and railroads
1 n ~ U~l1 stes, AnA has ass sssossnent of bells
ossss e. y Nusd win despach We
sf th> esssas Old bsis taken exchange ones
Levels coapassa, Ac, constantly on hand Address
A. MENEELY,s SONS
may n-IyaAcp West Troy NJ. Y.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-08

EENrUCkY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed by
board m vsiters apponied BY the STATE under the .uperin
endcce of Colonel Aien Asngushed graduate OF
Point practical engineer aided ssc faculty The
NJ st usually the best colleges with the
addition n natural acfenee and
seoresc and practical engineering.
buildings
msds for heating with before the opening Of tbs
fell Institute entirely unequaed
heah and rsience
aresAy thcoUencss instruction and striciness
mcpt Eef4F M .NlNaase& lf.lefaHt
The seventh open the second Monday
mber 1883 Entire charge, 600 semi annual
geoni fee ~ extra payable in advance.
supernendens Military nrsttute Franklin
r. DUDLEY
Juno 15--3taw4m PrcadeRt ofthe Board.