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C,HEAP wINEs.-JUST RECEIVED FROM

CtHEAP WINES.-JUST RECEIVED FROM
- 'ue ou5i'eiennefg Company IN New York
10 l2 do Sehedan Gin;
u do Gold sherry;
"a do Particular MADEIRA:
"a DO Port Wine; 81. -
The above liquors warranted 10 be epuns and az tba
best quality Fhey imported by the Jsrsepberg car.
Pany expressly tor medicinal purpOsesas tba su6srrbsr
keeps these liquors solely for ts Recommendation ~ -
public and without any profit he VIII sell thsn IN
e'eior one dollar per bottle, each. which Is inst about
their original cost and carriage and lower than spv r
ijssed dealer can undertake to sell articles ofthe anne
duahty: c. ALIEN MACKENZIE, -.
EoylO Agent Grefenberg Company.
STRETCH ORR, CORNER OF COLLEGE
- and Union Streets Nashville Tenn Wholesale and
Kean dealers 10 Drugs, Medicines Paints OssDye Stu.
window Glass, Pert,inery, Fine Toilet Soaps. Brushes
Pure VINES and BraDdies, expressly Cor medicinal pur-
poses. Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Man
uiacturers supplied on The most liberal terms.
STRETCH & ORR, Wholesale and Retail DruQFiss
sorner College and Union streets soTs
COLOGNE WATER.-JUSF RECETVEP A
~ large supply OF superior Cologne Wsier in large fancy
bottles. For sale by soys STRETCH ~ ORB. s.
I COMPOUND OK AIARROW.-SIX DOZEN
- Basins Compound OK Marrow a valuable propagation
for the Hnr For sale by novs STRETCH ORR.
A MANDiNE.-A SUPPLY OF THIS VALE
IA able preparation Tor the and prsyen0n chopped
nOy2 - sTRETCH& ORR.
EORTH-EIGHT BOTTLES DIR. NOR
II WOODS Tincture Of Yerarum Yiride Tor eonfroliSg
the Action Ofthe Heart and Arteries in an eases where %
Is a preternnlral frequency For sale BY
noys 49,. STRETCH q ORR.
nR. WATERS'TOOT SOAP.-DR WAT
IL TEkS-Dear Sir.-ThIs il to certify that have used
your Soap Dentfrce and perfectly satisfied il the best
article OF the kind IN and long you continue to
manufacture Il OF pure article you vii find ready sale
for II No person in the travelling community should Be
without CHAS. 5. ROWELl, Dentist
No. II, Chambers street n Y
Six dozen Waters Chemical Tooth Soap lust received
and Tor sale by STRETCH & ORR,
nors Coner College and Union 81
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NEW GoODSi NEW GOODSu
RECEIVED AT THURsToa & 3ERNARD'S.


No. 8 URfOn Street.
WYE are now reoevinz direct from tie Eastern cii,s
w OF the latest styles OF Fall and inter res
Goods consisting in part ofSlLKS Brocads Plaid Check
figured and pain Black Persian Cloths and all wool Nus.
lin Delanes CheiSees and Sleeves in sets French Nee.
die Work Collars Mourning Collars and SIaeveS Erabr,d
Linen Camb. Hdkf, Velvet Ribbons Ginps and Gaooos
Jaesuet and Swiss Insertngs and Edng Jacouet Baads
and Flouncing, &c. &c HOSIERY and GLOVES 81
shades and qualities, Chdrsns and Misses sizes All eol.
ors which oHsrng very low. Those in search o.
good Goods, and a. low prices, viii do vel 10 give u
call. No charge for showing goods.
sepl4-H THJBSION BERNARD.
dark AND LEAVES.---I wish % purchase witt.
cash large quantity Of Chestnut Oak Bark and Shoe
make Leaves TOR Tanning purposes. Apply 70 J. c. H0oEs
'' juyqT-d1~G FRIEDRICH ROTH
IQUORs.-I05 bbIs Tennessee B b WHISKY;
Il 4 so barrels Old Monongahela
50 bbls Old Bourbon WhiskysO bbs New England Rum
so Old Reserve % " Sweet WING 49,
ioJ< pipes Old Cog Brandy;I6 I" Old Port Wine;
d Holland Gin; 20 boxes Brandy Chefrass,
10 bbls old MADEIRA Wine; 80 ClGret WiDa -lF
20 Indian bbls Sweet Wine; 10 T" assorted C0rdiels:
100 bbls A. " Brandy; IS gals. Old French Brandy:
In store and forsss low BY LAETER BROTHER
CUNDRIES.-I00bbl s best Flour; 100 kegs Of NGis
- 1000 bbls No. Salt 20 tons assorted Iron; -s
30 doz Painted Buckets Q obls Bumstones $3.50 q
20 nests Of Tubs; " Alum
20 half bushel u sasures;l % Pows
5000 Ira bar Lead; 20 bbls No Mseksrel:1 81
900 BAGS Shot assorted; % kits No ! and Do
100 assorted Domijohns; ~ bliss AmOods
so boxes Cuba Sizes Cisars;l0 ." Large PeesnS
so dog Bedeords and Llues50 boxes Figs, -a
50 bags Race Ginger 500 Tobacco. assorted; -
Is. BAGS PepDer. tiercss Fresh Rice
50 boxes Dried Herring; 25 bbls English Soda;
cask Nader; 30 boxes Fresh Teas;
10 boxes Stoaghton Bittersl0 /" Cromes best Indigo,
20 " B. W. Rour, ext sa1J u. Cd
Together with many other Articles which viii Be sold
low b. dscl4 LANIER& BRcTHER, market St
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Nashville Carriage ManufactOry
CARBIAGEsu CARRlAGEslIl i.
So go

CARkiAGESU CARRlAGEs!II -
HE c@L
HE subscriber lakes this method Of returning his most
sincere thanks TO his friends and the pubcgenersly for
the patronage be has already received would say 70
them, that he now has hand the Ian nd Hgesf
assortment Of WORK offered in markets from the
ngntLROIIING SULkY 10 the finest CARRIQLA CAR
RAGE, all Of nv Manufacture.
Persons o distance can rest assured Of Away finding
something that will suit their TASTE in the shape OF
Carriage" have the beat " orknsen 90 d nav
work. Celland see my assortment ..I5fI- -
n B. am prepared TO build Work to order ashort no.
ee lW pay particular attention repairing, and wiz
sell or repair al as low price as any good builder.
80 FRED. SLOAN,
V IA. Lower Market Street.
fI'O THE pp BEEC.--GHE subscriber Rf1RI =
4 begs leave TO state thai he still carry on S<$sS<r
the COACH AND CARRIAGE BUSINESS, RT5S~TS5
al MS old stand on North Market ST. doors ----
below H. & r. Douglzss Co. Keeps constantly on hand
riola 7~7' = =
Thankful for past faVors, be most respectfully solicit
continuation hoping BY eheapness durability work
manshipto merit your patronage. lfE
Jan sly GEO. L. SLOAN.
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..e rsrrz1E AdSHBILLE, Tenn
A RE now receiving their FAN supply of Hardware
~ and Cutlery direct from the manufacturers m En-.
rope and America which they invite the particular stten
ton of Merchants visiting Nashville for their Fall stocks
Their stock in store and daily coming TO hand comprises
full assortment of Bscksmths and Carpenters Tools Cut
lery, Guns and all articles IN their line F'-l'-
They reeeIve Feathers, WOOL Ginseng and Beeswax at
the very highest market price in exchange for Hardware
or in payment Of debts ~ augI8
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MERCHANDISE. 81.
Fall and winter
STOCK or DRY GOODS

y
A ~ tssrnsrSoaors and kaet>s Stree, BissarilIs
1TAs received his new Fab Impcrtztionq of RICH AND
Ill ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER GOODS, 10 which
DC taxes pleasure in inviting The attention q friends and
gains as can be found 10 the CITY,
IN RICH FALL AND WINTER SILKS.
OF fe latest Partisan styles which truly elegant IN
nng beautiful variety of the richest aud bandsonnest
Plaid Brocade Block, Bayadere Striped, National kepp
and Kaiered silks ss has been N tins CITY; r,,...
New and Beautiful Partisan Plalds,
OF entire new designs viii, the hsnisones and
RICHEST COMBINATION OF COLORs,
Ineladng the gay, grave, rich and elegant.
New and Choice French Merinos.
The neaf desirable colors market embracing the most
fashionable the ladies nan md Sesgsli9L
MERES,
ofthe choicest patterns and most beautiful eOors and in
cteve-, other kind Of Dry Goods. suitable Tor
TSOIt,S, and CIIIf.DRENsS WARDROBES.
Canton Grape and Embroidered Shswls Of oil kinds, in
Guiding tie Rich Broche, or Cashmere Shawls.
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL, KIDS,
circumstances Alpaca Cloths Canton, BLACK de LANES,
Bareges, Glenans, Mourning Sleeves Collars CheInizets
Handkerchief, and everything else suitable icrA
LADX'S MOURNING w ARDROBEs
A'''~ O''''''D Lac LACE GOODS,
honiOn, falsncisnne, and Needle'woik collars hlcn
Cambria Chemzetts and Sleeves in sesb Jaconet and
Swiss Edgngs lnserngs Cambria snd Swiss kouncing,
applique WORK Also fine assortment Of 1919
LADIES' AND &ENLEMEE,S GLOVES,
Hsndksrcheis Crayat Sill Cotton, and Merino Under
shirts aud Drawers. tt
HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY GOODS,
Ot Linen anu Cotton Sheerngs and Snlrtings Table Da-
masks Napkins Toweiings, Crashes and Diapers.
WOOLLEN BLANKETS,
Quilts Flannels. Caoion FAnnels, Welsh flanneIs and
Cambric &C, &c.
FRENCH CLOTHS, DOE SKIN AND
Tweed Cassmeres; Over coatings, of all kinds And win
open IA a lew days beautiful assortment Of the
Latest STYLES OF PARTISAN CLOAKs
AND MANTILLAS,
Made Of the very best material, dc, &c.
Can and examine this large and fine assortment Of goods
suitable 70 the approaching season. and you viii not be
disappointed either in styles or prices.
Sept. "a lS5I JAMES NICH0L.
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ME RESPECTFULLY inform our friends and tbs ths
w public that we have on hand a large and well
assorted stock of Fur Silk and Soft Hats Mems and Bows
Cashmere Hats; Chdrens Fancy Hats and Caps Mems
Gni Bows Cloth Flush and Fur Caps of description,
unsurpassed in good quality style and owness of price,
which hey offer Gt wholesale and retail.
act22 fANDE, ELSBACh & CO,
Hat and Can Mandatory No. as Market st.
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NAIL Ind MINTER GOODS.-LANDE, BE

ENAIL IND WINTER GUUDS.-LANDE, Ely
L BACK d co, No. 90, Market street, have received
within the week large aud well assorted stock of ee
giant Ready Made Clothing Of the best material thatper
sons who DESTROYS of procuring fashionable garments
can be suited
Customers and strangers visiting the city, are respectful
" invited call and their stock before they buy
elsewhere We convinced that can sell lower than
any other house in the city either wholesale retail
ocfC0
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TURKEYS, BAKING POWDERS.-lo0 cases
L. and half cases Durkses celebrated Baking Powders.
fresh, for sale BY W. q. GORDON co.
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l.. q. SIMPSON SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
Wines, Brandies. Cigars, Champaignes, &C.,
NO. 10, BKAV STREET NEW YORR
And Res Ia BAsTIRE BoEDEAUx. msyl6-ly.
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Q UNDRIES.-lO0 kegs Nails, assorted sizes;
y 80 boxes LanghOTn Arnostsad's Tobacco, very
peror;
90 bsTrsls Tar; -.-..,-.a
IS dOz boxes Lexington Mustard;
1000 lbs Bacon, suitable for family use;
20 gross ofbor Matches;
Afew barrels of thai old Whisky Also few hhds
of hne clarified Sugar together with general assortment OF
Groceries at wholesale retail at No. 90 College street.
opposite Sesanse House. Tmayll B. +. BELL.
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: HERMAN 8. SARONI,
Professor of Vocal Music, Instrumental Music and
...# Composition. Esrs EE-l
TkRNs.-0ne Dollar Lesson payable quarterly Letters
addressed above, will meet with prompt attention.
feb Fly ..-
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1 INSTALLING CASES.-F')i5 AZ IlOz S71SzS7ss
~ OF Dlssecting instruments received and f- 49,
ootos RICHARD o. CURRY, =
WE -. No. IS Union s. Nashrsh.
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THOSE FINE SNUFFS.--JUsT RECEIyl

steamer a. L. Davis, $50 pounds OF SN UFF OF su-
,oS qualities Of the fine brands of Garrett superior scotch
Snu il bottles: Rooms Macaboy in bottles and kegs Al
"a s,peiut quality OF French RspPee IN gallon jars SUIT
allie 10 travellers Also . large lot Of ne cut Cavendish
Chewing Tobacco, article, with an assortment oil
Chalk Pipes.
The above articles prepared to sell hoesae or ne
80, f - JAMES MOORE,
TLaceaist sign little Indian Cherry and Cedar
streets. Nashville zf.s - -
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8SiHPUIRaxAAORf FOR ANALYTICAL CHE
Ioi The undersigned continues 10 y3va nc -
.ge0 % me analysis Of Mineral waters ores so 49,,
.9e s substances. and predictions Of ART he is san
,rII al | necessary apparatus ard prest chenieals Al
so a1alyse al substances placed in his possA
s o men u Is praetieabe researches viii be pStityt
SuI ~ opanohs given Ou all chemical questions '''
and,
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YETE have hand large and beautiful stock Of LADIES'
w DRESS GOODS such plain, checked and bros
Cade Silks Silk Robes BerAges and BeTage Robes; and
large of beautiful French Nuslins, all Of which will be
nuc4 STEVENSON & WHITE.
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W. r. GoRD0sp c. d. BRYAN.
W. H GORDON & Co.
AUCTION g. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the sale Of Merchandise, generally,
ian l NASHVILLE rpNH.
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COMMERCLAL INbURANUA OOA1ANI'
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA
Cspital S250, coo: AL Paid In.
RAVE been appointed Agent Of the above Company At
Nashville aud am fully prepared to take Marine Fire
River Risks on the most favorable terms
full statement Of the sovency Of the Company can De
soon IS Of the Nashville Insurance and Trust CON-
pauy ON College street. :. =, sryrvyy -.
sepIS IVnN . OA0AAA-' ~e
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RICH FALL AND WINTER

RICH FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
NV AGJG. McCLELLAND have just received the
w largest and best selected stock of Fall and Winter
GOOD. ever offered in this market which they offer to the
Trade a. lower prices than they be found in any other
tnls-s in the c;tv. At No % Public square.
Rich Dress Goods.
Bracade Silks Rich PRINTED de LANES;
t'beeE do Rich Plaid
.,a.n DO Elegant Plaid Csshmerss;
Si,f,er blk do a Glasgow PlaidS
Paid Poyps; Plain Nous. de LANES;
Plain =. FFeh Aerinos Cashmeres
Rob Rav Silks English aud German Aerinos;
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RICHARD o. CURRY
No. SIS Tfninn - -

CoLD, DAMP, WET FRET--To PpF
~ vent Tins very dIsagTeeabls and unfessbT .o,St.
q tne ieet get tho WATER PROOF CORK SOTF ~ -
:. Holf III &, SFOVrT
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~ Ticx Bul equal To if not Superior Ia &c. n
other estabisment ul assortment IN 49, Ss q asy
genuine Physicians should use no other En,I sls
oFzS 49, IL =. RICHARD q CIIpi, iS,leN
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PICKETT, EACMgRDO & CO.,
BANKERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS
YER ORLEANS.
yNTM. s. PICKETT Tate of the firm ofPICKEFT, Pc R.
w KIES & co.. and J. r. MACMURD0, Banker hav-
ing associated themselves in business will conduct
Banking and General Commission Business,
in this City under firm of PICKETT, MAcNURDo Co.
Particular attention paid to the sale fGqtton, and TO the
shipment of Supplies and MeFcha ndise generally.
u06-y2l
ILH uurr-r ~
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III THOMS & WHITTHORNE,
Attorneys Law,
COLUMBIA TENNESSEE.
VIII practice their profession in the counties OF
Maury, MARSHALL Giles Lawrence, Lewis, and Hickman.
dec -
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STEVENSON & WHITE.

NJ 20, Opt'eSS SfNN'-
vrAyE ON hand large and desirable stock of STAPLE
ii AND FANCY DRY GOODS, which they Will sell
vSTv cheap for cash in order reduce their stock before
theyrece1e their Fall purchases. All of you who like 5000
b,I..,,in. rive them a call. aug4
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JOHN SULLIVAN n SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
For the Sale Of Leaf Tobacco Cotton Provisions and
Western Produce Generally,
Baltimore Nd
REFEREScEs.-Dr. +. Robertson, James Walker Esq
Aessrs. Johnson Horne, Nashville, Tenn. juneS-6m-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-09
HANNIBAL JOURNAL, JUNE 8,
For fhs Hannibal Journal.

Ma. EDIToR
Mr. John Fry, who has an excellent Garden
near our City, handed us, TO day, number Of
the finest Cherries and Gooseberries we ever
saw.
The largest Gooseberries were the English
measuring each one inch and hGlfin the small
circumference and 8 inches and l-S in the large
circumference.
The largest Cherries were the American
Heart" each measuring 2 inches and 7-S in the
small circumference, and inches in the large
circumference.
None Of these would have been ripe ill two
weeks hence by which time they would OF
course, have been much Observation-Disclosures
ing which, the Cherries were the largest and
most delicious, we ever tasted.
The trees upon which they grew were
brought from the nursery Of Mr.. VIM. Stewart
of Payson, Ill., only few miles beyond the
river--which nursery we commend to the ct
ention of our citizens who wish TO provide
themselves with the best Of fruit.
Mr.. Fry has some "a varieties Of Cherries
besides great variety of the finest Ounces
Plumes, Peaches, Apples &c., and flowers Of
the most lovely hues and delightful fragrant
odors.
We think Mr.. Fry deserves the thanks Of
our community -and hope his interchangeable ant
cOmmendable example will be followed unit
our country shall be richly furnished with the
greatest variety and best Of fruits-til every
man shall esteem it an honor and regard it
pleasure, TO do as the Father Of the whole I'm
man race originally did-'cOrk his opn Gar
den!
Respectfully
T.. r. SELMES.
ID. T. MORTON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-09
Hannibal Wholesale Market.

HANNIBAL. Mo-, JUNE 9, 1883.
FLOUR-Fne City Bands, 81.
q" Superfne, +" 81 10.
WHFAT--6Od75c "a bushe
CORN-25la30c "a bushel
OATS -25fl30c e bushe
HEMP-Good-- 81 q cwt.
foBACCO--S2 5OaS5 90 q cwt.
HAY-40950c p cwt.
SALT Kanawha, 4Oc; G. A. 81 90.
LARD -7dAc u N.
TALlOW-6 q n.
CORN MEAL-40145c T. bushel
FLAXSEED rs fcs5c a bushel.
WOO - 3Oa34c u h.
BUTTER-S6lI0c. q IN.
FGGS-5d6c p dozen.
APPLES-Dried, 81 10; Green, 50I60.
PEACHES Dried, So 509$3--none.
SUGAR--5a7c p ID.
MELA>SES-35G45c q gallon.
COFFFE-I0IGlIc p n.
POTATOES-IsiNh, 80 960c; Sweet, 81 so.
ONI0NS-20G50c z bushel.
BACON-5c@6ic
Stone COAL-lSd25c q bushel.
WHITE BEANS-$l GOA 81 25.
WnlSKY-Cv Bands l9c p gallon.
HlDES-Dy 756Sic; Green &c.
RASINS--$3 90 a$i.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-09
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate In
The Citv of Hannibal

IN virtue and by authority Of order Of the County
i Cout Of Marion county State Of Missouri n ade o.
the Gay Of May, A. D., 1851 will on Tuesday.
the 5th day Of July next, at the Court House door n
the town Of Palmyra, while the County Court is in
session for SAID county proceed TO sell 10 the highest
bidder public auction all the right title and interest
which Churchill Samuel deceased had at the time Of
his DEATH In and 10 the following described real estate
wits Lot number eight (s) in Block number thirty.
eight (3S) in the City OF Hannibal, and blocks num-
bered io and Io9 Ia South Hannibal all in the County,
and Slate aloresad-upon The following TERMS to wits
one-hsf OF the purchase money cash in hand and the
Other half in six months Imme iate possession ,gilR
be gwen 10 the purchaser ami title withheld until the
the hours oil 10 o'clock, A. and o'clock, p N -
THOMAS l. ANDERSON, Admir-
Oh the Estate Of Churchill Samuel, deed. Z
my27dAwtd -
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DIED,
rion county.


On Saturday 4ih inst, Mr. WILLIAM T. DUBOIS,
at his rcsidencsn MadisOn,ille, Rails county.
~ The Hannibal Courier and Messenger will please
Copy.
In st. Louis, on the LIST inst, SYLVES-
TER, infant son of Henry F., and Ann
Eliza Blanbam, formerly Of this city.
Near Sacramento City. California, on
the 9TH of April, of Small Pox, Mr.. Will.
LIAM b. CARRY, aged % years. The
deceased was a citizen of this county, and
emgrated TO California in The spring Of
last year.
On the 9th inst, in Monroe county, near
Florida, WILLIAM ANDERSON MOE.
FETT, infant son Of Erasmus NJ. and Sa-
rah M. Mofett, of this city.
Little Willie" was taken sick on Sun.
day morning last, and last night passed
away TO home where there is no sickness
or sorrow.
His elder sister Mary went frsi-last
Wednesday week. Thus within two weeks
the fond, doating parents have become
childess.
1.-The blossoms which withered here upon
its stalk, has been transplanted there TO a
place Of endurance; and il will then glad.
den the eye which now weeps out Of the
agony OF affection that has been sorely
wounded; and in the name of Him who II
on earth would have wept with them, dc
we bid all believers present 10 sorrow not
ever as Others who have no hope, but IL
take comfort in the thought Of that coun-
try where there is no sorrow and no sepa.
ration.
! And when mother meets on high
| The babe she lest in infancy,
Hath she not then for pains and fear
! The days of woe, the watchful night
For all her sorrow, all her fear
An ever payment Of deligh"-DR. CHALMERS
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-09
GOLDEN ERA STOVE
AND
Hardware Store!
r. G. HICKMAN & co.

HAVE on hand the most complete assortment Of
I = Hardware and Stoves, ever brought up or down
the Mississippi River, by any other thoroughfare
Among the Patterns, are the Celebrated Golden Era
Cook Stoves considered by all who have used hem 10
be far superior 10 any Cook S'ove now in use. No
Stove that has been invented is equal to the Golden
Era for daft durability, neainess OF finish or Cook
ing we warrant this Stove to last three times as long
as any other stove, ever invented.
We have stoves from every important foundry in the
United States, which will sell at the lowest prices
We do not bind ourselves 10 keep any particular
Stove; we have stoves from every Foundry in ST. Louis
Quincy, Cincinnati aud Pittsburgh.
Persons buying Of us, will have large assortment
Of Patterns TO select from. We might have two thons
and on hand but they carry them off almost fast
as we can get them, although have large assert
ment Of the same sort left and are receiving new pat-
terms Be sure TO call before you buy elsewhere, Gor
we are determined to sell cheap that persons cannot
help from purchasing, for we warrant every soYe 70
give entire satisfaction.
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"A LEETLE" AHEADIll

"A LEEILE" AHEAD!ll
sa1ka NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED ATA&
49, IHE "PkoPLE'S SI0HE," A FRESH YY
~ SUPPLY OF GOODS, consisting OF the usual
Va'eies and adopted 10 he present and coming sea-
SON would respectively invite the attention OF the
LADIES TO the assortment Of latest style BONNETS,
soue Of Which indeed yey hsndst me ard fl e. ais
Flowers, Ribbons, Dress Goods, Pfsneh worked Col.
lars. Sleeves aud Cuffs. also Embsoideted Handker-
chefs Kid Gloves Silk Mts, Lace Wells. Tapes nlu.
sos, and sundTy other aices too tedious 10 mention
The Gentlemen will find the s'TON'' the way 90,
line Hat, also 6elo Of Boots. eqnaIio those nSade
BY the Judge" and of eour-e much ower; we have
PERHAPS" The finest genemen's fancy Kid Gloves
YOU know Son. Indeed, not TO particularize we,
wish il distinctly understood by all these presents nav
come that have aud. intend 10 keep on hand (noe'
this lot, but others Unsteady general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Qut enswsre Groceries, Hardware Sc
aud that sell as low as the lowest and we patie-
ulary aud ''most respectfully" invite all OF our old
and friends. and the public large, TO re-
member us, and promise to trade on the smulual's
principle, and will use endeavors 10 give entire.
satisfaction 10 our customers. ~ m
am also Agent for w. N. Green's Cordage Faeto4
ry, and keep hand packing yarn, bed cords, halter
ropes wines, &C., and have any articles mauhae-
urd the shortest notice by orders being left al tbs
Sore. Imehl7w3mI w. KERCHEVAL, Agent.