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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT ~ TuE
DAGUERREAS ARA beautiful dis
covcry has ju., been made by J. +. Mas
cher, Of Philadelphia, in the daguerrean
arr, which ought to ensure him hand
some fortune in few years. By this
discovery two pictures of the same per-
son, taken on one plate, are, through the
aid Of his siereosoope, made 10 appear
As if they were one liie-like statue. II
Is well known that nearly all daguerreo.
type pictures, a. well as portraits ia oil,
are fat and inanimaie bat likencsses
viewed through the siereoscope are not
only maguiiied as large as life. bot are,
by binocular vision, converted into APP
paren,ly solid pictures HIS steresoope
Is all contacted Ia a common daguerreo-
type case in fact the case is the sieroo-
scope, simply having a Gap, continuing
two eonyeK lenses, arranged IN the Ia
q The Otherwise ordinary Gaze. When
a person desires 10 look at The picture,
be simply raises that aide Of the case
containing the lenses, aud We've the
picture through them. which thea Ap-
pear 10 the eye as one portrait. magni-
fed 10 a great extent. siih the features
and dress clearly deliBeAied. Mr. Mas
cher accomplished bis invention by such
simple yet eHerfual means thai il max rs
every one wonder Why i was rot dis
covered long before.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11
Wemnbt Rithin btsinaiEs Of the Vii.
lrpHinm.

The millennium u uomaas rights
has bccn opened dosa last, among The
cnirpnsine intcalor. " the prohihiiory
liquor law The people II The cn.iern
district IA I.lnruln couniy, Maine. have
chosen laly tor Register ~ Deeds, ia
place 81 IIcsckiah Coomhs. deceased,
The tlccilssn wns held on The 3Olh uli
The rciurps show the elcciiep Of Mise
Olive Rose, Of Thomastoun, formerly
IN assistant Of Mr. COombs Whether
a female Is eligible to such an office. un-
der The laws OF Maine, Is a question to
bc seitlrd Annexed Is The vote;
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

How Tur Law WoRxs.-Under this
heading, the Burlington Free Press con
iains the following paragraph;
Our Jail Is 10 reni. It's lockups are empty.
It's customers have len 1t, and its cells may
be thrown vide open, for there are none 10
escape. Sheriff Bowman informs us that
at the time Of his taking charge of the in
s,Iiuiion, t,he FIRE, Of December last, there
we're seven inmates. Since then some
thirty odd have been accommodated with
free lodgings. But since the first reek in
March, they have been dropping of I'LL at
this present writing no, an occupant Is
len. Can anybody tell us where this has
happened bcforci
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

TnE REASON Wnr.-During quite
an animated discussion at the 9Th Ward
polls, yesterday, between several friends
Of the Free Schools aud member of
the Pope's party, the latter being com
pletely coniounded on every point one
ofhis opponents asked impa,ienily
"Well, then, why do you object 10
Free Schoolsi"
With excited manner, and ia all seri-
business, he replied:
"Beeanse just as soon n, my children
begin TO read, they become id
Whigs and Proiesianis-"-[ Cincinnati
Times.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11
MALONE, June 7. 1853


Yesterday morning. as two men,
named w Van Tassei and J. Il. Segar,
from Weschester county. who had been
purchasing horses in thi. section, were
passing through the woods in che south
err part Of this county, they were nj
tackled by two highwaymcn, and Segnr
was shot and Instantly killed where
upon bis companion fed. Upon return
ing with assistance the murdered man
was found with bis pockets riAed Of
about $3.50 and valuable watch.
4. She murderers Of Segar were
arrested and logged in Jail this morning.
10 asaii an examination. Van Tassel
leaves to-day, With The body Of his
friend, for New York.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

BaIDoI ArfE Com Dis0iSes.--We
arc credible informed thsi Mr. Kennedy,
The original discosercr II gold IN Bridge
~aier, has Sold psr u his interest IN his
gold farm, 10 a Mr. s,ickDey Of Norwich,
IN tins STATE, Tor the pretty h,tlo sum Of
an ,hoossfd dolisn, Mr. Kennedy re-
serves besides an interest Of fse thousand
dollars IN the "plaeer."-lTompennee
Standard.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11
Barre May2i.

WmTE RivrR JuScrIoS.--"Ton years
ago land here was worth but little and but
few dwellings stood for miles around
Now house lots are IN demand, and are sell
ling Of astonishing prices; there are two ho-
tcls,,h machine shop aud locomotive works
ofMr Latham t~o depots and five or six
stores. II ~ quite pretty place. and, though
ITS growth Is slow, it is destined 10 be quite
little village. A Mr. TiIden Of New York
city, who was born on the Lebanon side, in
New Hampshire, and left home poor boy,
has since amassed large property, and Of
fcrs 10 give { 5000 towards Female Sem
mary at this place If the inhabitants will
give 5000 more. They have signed four
Thousand and have commenced en- the fifth
thousand. There is no doubt Of its sue
cess Manchester Mirror.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

The schooners Geaeyai Heriey, for
Rutland Hmao1 Ciapte, for Web,
Maine aud Jo'~es and L,acy. for New-
Bedford went ashore last night IN
sqoali At Point Cape Henlopen- The
t'rnerai Harry and Jome, md Laey,
are foil Of water, and win be total
loss The HonRah Cioyie has not yet
illsd' bot IL lying In bad situation.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

MsAsiast Mhsh yssih wrsis youih
a. irse, 4 is hosugiiai shou yoush uea.
age O. n,oDr,, 4 is lasnsif,ass and o,iig
haie, aaassfs atS rrsfaiatist can cosas a
A. 80 ths-s thncr saa3en fatlsH Nhs
nary tts-.f Efsnaisilasis siid gftn4iasahofs.
cd l0l.eais-. fuiiff ass. ~iih oquai uuih
SAD 80 -~ They that marry Hacirisi f.s'e.
qSe. nsofsly in eapuctsfiass o. bury il0sa
Azug tasa',sstvos b. haf~s saans os.a ussy
ciiias aisa cai ~ hshsf
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

ONO LuSATic AsiLuN The Ia-
matte Asylum at Columbas. Ohio. is nov
Toll, containing upwards fRye hundred
patients ia fourteen years there have
been admitted 2,liG patients, Of which
lose were iarners, being more than
iNelyo times the number 81 those u any
other occupation except laisorers. IL
which rl~ss there were i3o The ns1i
hisiies. on the hsi are iesei,ers, being
90 There we're 20 clerks, ~ preach
era ~ 'a'lors, ls~yeEs. 6 prinieri, s
"a esI'iairs, ? musicians. 2 medical 80.
denis' &c. Among the causes, gym,
nsrPings arc uow ao-. ;ieqaeni.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

Two students Of the senior class d
Union College, Rev. Ira S. Watkins, Of
Chester, W.. aged 50, aud Ethan Ciark,
Of Ovid, Seneca Co., aged 70, were
drowned by the upseliisg Of boat in
The Mo~hawk River on Saturday J.. NJ.
Watkins MAS preacher, Of The Meibo-
dist Per.uasion. Clark was preparing
for the Baptist ministry.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

NT.trSrhAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
are being made To run the passenger trains
10 MsniPelieF which have remained over
night Al Norhneli. Til. arrangement Is
made BY tho Executive WIN. Il. Lee, Es,L J
both 81 the Trustees and Director, for the
accommodation Of the public, and viii be
PrcPoriy appreciated by the people II Mont
PclieT and yicini'y, and by those who are
called here on business. 49, Wsirhmah.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

cam rasaa Z i Wlagf q a.s sa,s
~ tafaFss v 3, i,o.t.t 81 Noasls iet
go NinaLspAh. Tlif gss pAt or
pa ~. o. 81 aeiarl a ~ fs 1a gel,
p,ee q aaaaetarf uetss ~ ssaar ~.
ur wJaftt'gy o. Ubs pru F.yeunbss
iaonlas. $50 81 " tFsasssits 4 ssas
tlafa hseuaas % asg b. 8fcsrs espo54.
osa ssss Y'aqsF.
fhHigsN BANTER.
o. n KhifstS
EilM Am ElekLANp. Saa
nfgs W CRANKY. gf.t,ai
a " BARTHOLOMEW Cau.
w. N HaThS
HENRY STOW i1I.
Mst ~. ftsi
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

rHF WWs srATr CossnNTtoS s IN
I'd fos thc gsd Of June. The railroads Of
course, vii be arranged WITH BY tho State
Cosnfiaiioe 10 carr delegates At half fare.
Broshes whigs let us have full delegations
and % shs~ that The Green Mountain
Boys arr nei,her Dad mr. slun.bering 49,
lMRicAanah.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

10 a sua srsaraa urain.s al itssofsnce
oalHpsuy, luisc MelsasR. 4 the 4. \.
D.ssrici Ceors. Sscldea lhsi the an suarsi.s'
hii'issiion insestse IN the poiiey. a tie
s.anr IL vhssh sslis mas b. broagia sgsins,
the oaapsny, Il nu'i ssd toid aai thai
s0sa may b. ii<sltattd saef a. indcai..ie
jsrssos a is.tsAaessrass
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

A VALUAnLE Bucs-Mr Ebenezer
Bridge Of Pomtret exhibited 10 US n fleece
Of wool, which Is very fine and beautiful,
shcared from his buck last week, after the
ordinary washing, weighing i,eeniy pounds
and SIR ounces. The buck Is now two years
old,snd weighs, without the fleece, onc hun
drcd and fiNy pounds, was raised by Mr.
Bridge, also the sire and dam, and is five
Fights Atwood MeriDo. lie shcared last
year at one year and eight days old. after
having been thoroughly washed with soap
and all the surface dirt and oil taken of,
eleven and oae-fourh pounds Mercury.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

NaLrAscric l>srcts1n Sl.rk has %.
tanned verdict % sroO IA the winisof
Coassy Corr agaiis, Dr. Dan Crosby, for
alleged HpsirfRc,iee "a setting the tingh.
tSf,e 4 the iorYner.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

SraIops AcciDEsr.-Amos e. Drown
Of tins place vas seriously injured on
Thursday last, by kick Of a horse. He
~ss struck between his eyes by the cork
81 the shoe, causing severe fracture Of
the bones Of the face, and forcing one Of
his eyes nearly ou, Of the socket. The in
Jun Is Of sueh nature a. 10 be difficult TO
be remedied by medical skill. His rccov-
cry Is considered quite doubtfnl.-Iswan-
ton Herald.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

Tie lans nasaher u tbs I.,Paia, serial
completes Is Grsi solau,e.
We base experienced hscly .tiefrs,
sr.3 peculiar pressure 10 the pgfusal II
ihr Aoiahig siuoe w. commencement aud
- ~s ore 'he es.srprise gradually ssqairc
strength siih zach succeeding uuinbtr.
and assume position hat has given II
Saiiena' shagasssr, NC hsvc shared largely
Ia u,e pude TIA, esrly true Anerosn mus,
fcci Ia s,oH uf,he iaes that 30 p,ssers no,
ealy lafFely A ,hz, ep-Ahosd iaiiciylc
NAish stamps saeccsa uPoa every com
mcndsbie Undertaking. but the sadfsglai
~s,Aai, thai headers soch an euiofpFssc Ia,
,nRsiesliy sslasbie fss hself The coa-
tcn's q each nuunhcT arr nci only original
aud distiBriirrly Amcrcan. bot character
lAea By degrce u qasis,noss and whole
scsse sisalsi'a ~ set ansFPrnaeaed by any
ssH.ilsf p'lhiiesiiass Mf Pvrsas "a ca
ucfscly islie aesss ia 'taaan Jag w the
rnosaiBca, aerss sna the Fcsuits 80 lhe
h'ssasy q hif I4ibl.osisoHL Tho Man,iay
hAs reached a hsaa s,is osNulsiish 81 i.ir-
y n~sss-a oeeies and has soon before the
ruhlss sai sla maHsis PERHAPS IN better
coasusofssry 90 IL aAlae can be offered
D~igia's Aaslosl Joaussi, IN Bs,oc Il
'h's Po8~'lar pcFisaicni says --
4" la issse 81 rohefoas And esius-s. even
~hen up5ef playful gsrh. lis p,,sry Is
scleri, lriaitd trc1use % pocisy, shA
80 hrcsasr -euid-se P,sts uusi be fusi,.
ipg ,sso rrsa'. IL nst,oes II A.; AMI u,u.
slc arr Sh,iosou,s ssA spTs,s ,si.ng. II
s1-osis tree sofa x enliaro O. car harY
heterogeneous Pofsulsiion- Pio&ssaiiy i
snlgs~rs The itl.sos snd Heenes assd Helisities
ssi.sa vtieh 90 hse. sao~od IN the hrht q
tbs hes' issagii sad lsafpess 81 ,hs ,inrs
u ls good vholf-,sraF .ia,uoaa snft -
lfefs'sit, isas a. that nzffos AM absurd
ssu~~ - ihf vw1 tnscfaotn, vh,eh mus,
hsFs = I'D lndiaA o. a rss krniuckisn IA
EVERY Peaa isis 90 rsfafe hsa 10 the
etif sos~e d,si4Bc'lgc q ihis Faiher,ag
I.lsre n az thv fpcus. ne sruss 81 uA,ef-
ssls'g, 81 c.'siiss.atsh isFE syn,paiAirs,
a. ~A,fA rssff aslssasiiises are a. suleas
a. Pfssnrislisssss.-
f@Fas - pg yosi, 81 Is crEis psi
Husn'taf. The Juiy Ne casunirnurs e neu
solgnse- q !. issa.i.sz ,a tl.e si,ass tflaa
~ u, =. ertssst, frs Y gssser,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

Complete ofisc.al returns shgw 99l
votes for The license, and .9G3 against
h--evefy ~ard beias against, eHccfs The
Sefsnfh snd The i,iand, phicls gave two
majority iof The license. There - great
rsJoieins amongst the friends u tempe
Fanct-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

a. kissisg h sn rhf issiian b. Pss.
resf Tbs iseios sfe seq pruiF al
snssaAie sisa. - ~hea A., l.,Aa Il, theH
fsfos fsi = ssizis AY Gvsfs tals oas
usrv g,a4s sssoAsofa AZ ae7.sa ,hsla "a
tiis r.aa a st.l ssi
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

The FTeeman's Journal states GA eef-
tam authority that iLe T. \. steamer
VIXEN, which reeenily lefi ibis pori On
der sealed orders, has beea ordered ia
Nsra Cruz 10 watch Santa Anna. move
meni.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

e5' We copy the following interest
ing tit-bit from New York paper. 1t
may be interesting 10 some Of the girls
in this quarter;
a correspondent Of "a San Francisco
paper gives the following amusing ne
count of n ball among the mountains Of
California in the other direction, Just
on the outskirts of this city, another ball
was held, which likewise passed off
greatly 10 the satisfaction Of those pres
ent. And let no one suppose that the
other monopolized the fair. II was not
SOL for ut this gathering there were,
all told, eleven ladies, ana not more
than hundred gentlemen 1t is cur
rently reported that some of them got
two looks at lady, while most of them
had to put up with one, and even that
was not obtained without great crowd
ing. II reminds me Of the early days
Of California, when il was said com
pany Of miners would get together and
dance for joy around an old bonnet.
But we hope for better days and ear
nestly invite all the fair damsels who
love gallant men and honest hearts, to
come 10 Sonora"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

We understand hat :. " Jewcii, Esq.,
has dispsso5 q Lis lsis isu,sirtntion a
fftnch Acnno si,esp. CONSISTING q III,
70 ". J, Jess,, Ess, u Cosn-sl
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11
Railroad Meeting,

RousE's POINT, June 6.
A full meeting Of the stockholders in
the Ogdensburg Railroad was held here
tonight, the attraction being The propos-
ed consolidation of Northern railroads
under one board Of management.
Inc annual report showed the total
earnings Of the year 1852 to be $3.50
l27; expenditures, s2S4,290. The re-
port shows an increase Of income over
1851 of As per cent, and Of expenses
GO per cent. No unsettled claim exists
but that Of Mr. Belknap.
No dividend will be declared on the
earnings of 1852, but the income will
pay all cxpences and interest on the
debt ; and should the income continue to
increase, as anticipated, the stockhold-
ers will soon be in receipt Of handsome
dividends.
Mr Crane, in answer TO questions, ex-
planned the financial condition Of the
company, and then proceeded to speak
of the errors ofihc present management,
and argued that the remedy was, to
make one line of railroad from the tide
water ut Boston 10 Lake Ontario.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

gTin ogie eeslaY, inA- fe~ dsys
siire a ~l.as sssH sss 40 g. agnm.
sal ps'g efaagia M ps.ig san n osss
AS sAI<aet'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11
THE HERALD.

- aaslafftsssssauss $500 ~ tssss 4 80
ss..tls - {. sts.fA 80 rAsfses , ...s.s.s.
see q. t.srss ssssssts.s - a. sst.s.a ff,,g
ssf.fNafs ssaF,sfs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

WA sag II frsfAhn Han ca Tuesday
'sonins nsaL Tiaa~e ~ho nogla "a Hs,as
= fssv ireai .sll g. ss1 hoai iAsul A
llsiss,a.s Is senis.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

A'sAss'.rs, Asiaissienss All.sia sai
iiaeiaess 49, fssouas - a. sAaslse.
,assf = So Ma c,sisrhis Nuhasag
Ass.s iSsioas iu llas nai.ot a thssi s,svsah
rrlith4ss 81 An,earss Nsf...f.ossres si,d
a. N-lh.n.e Asis B. b Asli a Rr,'es !.
q f IHaa tsrsi
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

e. i'anag tie issss sia vcel, 90 have
saysrsisf't ia ihs csas.isi,' q iis,s gsaj,f an
srieAf 'Asi ~ ha..iy ~uaid d. -nhsut.
ga t.sf lwsg-fly an2ststsnd IA ulastt.--
-isas .. Naie''s fsisss ful.ioe. ws,l,.nr
hns ChuH..Hg Nsehi,s sssui5 on ssl.i.
aoia sseHs ne ,sEesai.aas 4 iis asy a. a
ss'sa isl'o' -ss'ans sT~sriss. ,i,Assuush - a
a'ss ~et ~ cais thpreaFhiy ss.A "a
i-asseusss lsa ~tissi tss snaf und sssi
oas'-oguess vpos ne us, q sa.srisaes here.
iaffs esot 60 sss,,isi isa,yssn. TIE
fsiss sFsrs'dse o. ihs lres1a.sn5silaa 10
spfi''s oaieas@ NJ iaoa ,a BE- aftbs Gra
iusI-sisssiay aDl eflaags.s 90 sain .aasls
~i'ase sfsiaag@ arr Hosg.rissii in tisssf go
i.f- si'hsfi.ases. Ace Fllag a. rss,sl.
useessa 'slsl o., ss.sst sAsi uarg alsa
nns nssisss nserf hssd a. rrst.tusie.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

Virgil fsIish, n M4iae. has been
Appointed Post ofice agent br New
Ia. lad
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

Letne trihe tri,iinr b.
=" 70, 'sh Ollie l' paln =
cond {, orhsr.. few or mspv - NV
Good to all, II good to ANY.
''''''',
a,n i'' s'rry 'i'at society Hmked Tor
,'c uiu,haiu would II were TAXED more
"ou'u '"e ou'ue' Oh sus'"ih'ng MN were
~ n'A'! VIA. We shouia De 'oihpeiieh TO
from ,,,in -Tch.nn;n,
m
mere are uiree uiings a woman can
n'' ao-" pass Doihel shop without look
"s mo see oaDy without kissing 1t
ana 10 admire piece Of lace without in
n recent "a" oil Congress authorizing
the coinage OF three dollar pieces went into
sd3 ,-.,y ,n,.L - -. n.r,ahla -, ~
The conn,rv y"
An freshman beng questioned about
h's ancestors replied" Me aunrs sisters
iAi'i' sac had dozen o them, but devil
take '"c remember their names y
800 Victor HUGO l. said 10 he wntin,
0o"A .ha' would make statue VINCE
against ihe baonaparte regime.
- The modesty Of certain Afnbi,;,,. mar
sohs consists IN becoming s,reat ui,hon, ,n.
king TOO much noise !, NAV be- said tina,
they advance in the world ON iin-toe-fyol-
tAire.
n.,,,. .fa.
" "' s1 "A'f"fn' IN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-11
To Country Merchants and Dealers Generally.
D. X. CARAVAN,

D. X. CARAVAN,
MOULD invite all purchasers of Books, to
w call and examine his Stock, which is as large
and complete as any in the Western Coun
try. He keeps constantly on hand, in
large quantities, School Books, of every
kind now in use-Also full stock of Mis-.
cellaneous and Medical Books, Stationery,
paper, Blank Rocks, Quilts, Ink, Pens,
States, &c.-Together with fine assert
ment Of Elegant Fancy Stationery, such
as has never before been offered in the
West.
All of which will be sold very low.
ID. X, CARAVAN,
Wholesale Bookseller and Stationer,
Commercial Row, Hannibal, Mo.
Hannibal, July 10, lS5S:-d6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-11
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mill.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming to Han
nbal with the intention Of selling wheat aud buy-
ing four would do wei to call and see us before self
ing purchasing elseN Remember the big stone
Mil OF Bird, between Main and Third streets. Give
us call. A. S. ROBARDS & SON.
" NJ B. Our Flour IS sold nowhere else but at the
Mill. Every sack and barrel is branded with our name
on il;
julyloGh "A, S. RoBARDs & SON."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-11

IT AVE associated themselves together for the
4 upose Of carrying on the TAILORING BUSl-
MS in all its various branches
On Main street one door north Of the Brady House,
and next door TO e, w. Bryan's Stove Sore
They have and will keep, the best OF JOumcvmen all
the time, and viii Execute Work as EXpeGuiously
as neatly aud as lashiouah,y as they know how
We viii not say We will beat 'hr man that makes the
fashions but will say they will keep As near the pic.
lui"S possible.
MI Lennon has the largest best AMI cheapest stock
Of Cloths, Cas,lmcrcs, NrstusS, Tgu .arg and sun
mer Goods, that HANNIBAL ever hal the good luck TO
have IN Il.
~ Civ" us call gentlemen, you are bound 10 be
suited in my kind, O. O. atty OF Goods.
Hannibal, April -, lS53.-d2m
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WANnERlNGS Of an American in Great Britain,
w IN 1881 aud 52. BY BENJAMIN Morgan. This
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during eight months wander.ugs, as a correspondent
for American journals and a. he travelled much on
loot differs essentially from those the coun-
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TO THE PROPERTY HOLDERS OF
HANNIBAL.

Alta meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Hannibal and st. joseph Railroad Company,
convened in this city on the 10Th inst, il was
Resolved That the Engineer Chief In addition 10 thu
power already conferred him BY resolution Of this Board
be and he hereby instructed cause full and oomplee
examination Of the routes through Collier street. and ais any
Other route that MS Judgment may b deemed advisable for
che interest Of the Railroad Con pany and prepare an es
mate Of the costs Of these several routes together with their
relative working and prospective value 70 the interest Of said
Road and that ho b also empowered to ascertain upon what
terms the Of for said Road be obtained upon the
several routes and also to receive propositions FROM land
holders their agents. upon what terms the necessary amount
Of land be obtained upon the banks Of the Mississippi
river and uTon such other places in or to the city &
IT, for such other amount Of land be may deem necessary
for the Of the Company for the necessary budng' and
that he be required report At the meeting the Board
and all powers conferred committees heretofore appointed In
reference getting the right Of way through the city Of
nbA and getting land FOR dspO and other buildings peCos.
sAy for the wants Of the Company 30 and hereby repealed
Propositions for the sale Of lands TO the Han
Aibal and St. Joseph Railroad Company, for a
site for Depot, &C., in the city Of Hannibal, in
accordance with the above resolution, are invited
from the property holders, and will be received
at the Office Of the undersigned, on or before the
first Monday in September next.
The quantity Of ground necessary for the use
Of the company for the terminus, will be not less
than five acres; on or near the river, and ten adj
ditiOnal acres, lying in body on or near the
line Of Road, distance not exceeding two miles
from the river.
Propositions should be sealed, and endorsed
Proposal for sale Of ground for Depot" and
contain an accurate description of the ground,
its locality, quantity, &C., with reference made
TO plat Of the city. -