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DIR bFEsSOH ALEXANDER q. BANAY'B ZK10aphs-
~dsated compound to hstesng, sohsl
ing pomolIng govt cleansing
diseases Of the skin and external bsuisss &C.
TricOphcrOua,
Of tho hair erptons
bruises The head VI all preparations nrnded
purposes. This cCnsdeTed Insertion. Figures
and TIE sale, average million q bottle.
THIS busess will
The number OF ord which daily dep
mannsctory ~ Broadway, Addressed Proess0r Barry
eIong cash, requiring attention, would
believed %e wholesale desand !. from oo TO 0D bsa
probably the hair
popularity the article everywhere
Dealers combine its safes with rapidly
made considerable
IL reputation well atrasic vsiuc For ss's,
RETAIL l3
BY principal druggists throughout Uni
Canada MEXICO West ladies' Great Dstaia France
and James l.. Gbbs, Washington, D. G.
srge bottles Price 25 &4#9fG@ "a raee fra
May I-d6m'
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I X. TuOMPsOy, Merchant Tailor having removed
Hslnors, would notify and the pubic
N~shlhment Baltimore op betwr~r
h,rles, north side.
eo cuuer where he has splendid ss-or,mss, cloths.
vestings which he viii
possible prices and in his usual style Of elegance.
VT-eo4wanf
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DARN In ndris county, Virginia, with
miles OF the aqueuci. and four from the fresideRts
will sell reasonable
hereof located above within half mile Of
Balls Roads, hundred twenty There
mbered
cleared Much OF this 10 rch
which be
zow may be disposed purchase
referred John Ball. Ninth Pennsylvania
Bcrauo Ball, on adjacent farm.
May il--codn WIN. BALL.
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CIN0LE AND DOUBLE-paRREL GUNS AND GUM
y ming Appsn,us.-Jobn w Baden,
fennyivsns lately received supply
the above goods, consisting 10 part, Of
English stubb and Damascus double and single
barrel fo~iios pieces, of all sizes
Common and low priced English and German do
angl. oouhie barrel ducking
Boys guns
Game bags, liquor TASKS, shot pouches
Powder TASKS, single and double belt.
walkers Elys, Cor and ohers English and French
Patent metallic and pap-r wsds and wad paper
Washing rods and cleaners
Nipple wrcnchcs tubes, wad cutters
Rsmrod heads and
Patent lever charges, bullet mcuids
Pistol belts hunting knives, kc., in great variety
sponen particularly invited ersmiss stock betove rnr
chns nearly all of goods made IN order and I'm
house in this country.
sporting powder.
JOHN w BADEN
Oct A-3tawswif
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NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK or FALi. GOODS.
We opening the largest and
dry goods which have selected great care
from The latest mportsions.
We deem attempt the vsrous
and articles which stock embraces
particular of purchasers
bcfre bung elsewhere determined offer great
@ An establishment warranted to prove a.
represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS, 4 CoILEy
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth nd Tenth sirves
7-Seoif
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All the designated in be made Of the best
may required the regular standard
named taken
gude being definite quantity
OF ordering greater quantity every
acted such times and such quantities the public
vice may require.
Each class will considered repaaey subject
and the privilege reserved Of
may assigned him all
classes, forfeit his rish any class.
OF each kind OF paper bid
each Kind each bid and
numbered with the humble
proposed in that schedule, and the first three classes
and samples be transmitted TO this ofce
OF other
Each must be signed by the individual or firm making H.
specify price pound and the
but eac Of every KIND VI contained
in the class proposed for
all charge and subject
count weight
ent, and be in all respects satisfactory.
Will furnhed ONCE
will taken consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith.
SECURITIES, will be required and the
ply quantity required Time, will be considered violation
ofthe contract.
Each bidder required furnish his proposals. satisfactory
ability
sufficient certif by judge
Of the DISTRICT The marshal Of
which reside for the ahfui
be undertaken BY him; and
proposal such evidence viii be- rejected
The proposals son
the first Tuesday after the first Monday in Decemoer' next t6i
at O'Clock, m III. Office OF the Superintendent
Of Public
rrinns Capitol ofthe United States Washinyos endorsed
JOHN T. TOWERS,
Superintendent of the rnbiic Printing.
Oct Eve. Stsrl
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United states Patent once.

Washington September %, 1855
IN petition OF Iierck Aiken, of FankiR New Hamp
" shire, praying granted him
the OF Decembc 1882
fo holding from the
pratop PATENT which takes the seventh
day Of December, eighteen hundred and yibree tle53
ordered said petition Patent Office
Monday, 10Th Of December u O'Clock, and
all persons appsaf show they
why said petition ought be granted.
Patent
Once specially least
before hearing All filed by either pa
be al the said be taken transmitted
codance with the rules the Office which will be furnished
piicaiioD.
also, be published Union InieIl
and Evening Washington PennsyIvanian Phil
adephia, Pa Post American, New York
Boston Post Boston, Massachusetts Patriot Concord New Hamp
Cincinnati, Ohio
eesve the third Monday Of December
day Of hearng.
CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner
sEdors OF the above will please and send their
hi The Pnent Once, with containing this notice.
e pit J-iaw3w
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Certificate OF package Of N wholes
-.
-. 49,. 80.
Do do 70 eighths. 2
Asngc package the above lottery the four highest
the scheme.
We invariably letters by mall enclosing the ticket.
confidence,
send the official printed drawing duty certified
officers, with erpsnson result All
once
money Bank taken for tickets
confidence In the regularity
the mails cf thousand orders containing
dr. United
n valuable odd change
once al obtained Pay postage
us and will prepay
tickets enclose and direct the letter
office, and state
pond
hsd the Of pervonsi
N BsCo~spoudcnts careful In writing each
addressed their post office county and State
which Office win fully authorize
that obtain only sd
drcss a line 10 EGERTON BRO,
nor ioa, Pos, Once, BALTIMORE, Maryland
Oct is-s2 70 n, No,5a,i9
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Collectors Once, September ~. 1899. (
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS DrDrJCTrov ron PROMPT
hereby The ,.rs. Sor Inc yss,
and payable ard a.ap~,,o,
of per so~ed by for y.s paid
or hefore the 10Th instant.
Sept ls-eedd r. J. ROCHE, Collector.
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NEW SlLvENWARE.-M. w. GAIT BRO TIER offer
unusually the styles Of verware
consisting Of
Tea sets pitchers, poblets cups, spoons
Forts ladies, napkin 6sh knives
Preserve and jeliy -pp'ns, cake knives
Boup ladies, sifters, crun,b
Cream ladies, ice
Gravy ladies, pickle knives and forks, &C.
The above all OF manufacture and warranted
silver. VI ". CALF h BRO,
eign OF the Golden Eagle. Penn avenue,
between OH and 10th
30-1t
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Two NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENr.--Two new, el,g,bly
modern style with marble mane futures
kc an,ng
private rent-e family will be rented upon favorable
punctua tenant, on application To .
T.. N. STRATTON,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
o.. i0h
6-eodu
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w. BROWNING. Merchant Tailor. under the
United States Hetsi having enlarged and improved his
Washington his well selected Of French Eng
sh cloths cassme and vetng Of the and
goods the New
Having had years. purchase OF goods
best ~. United
will enable him To or thea the public
viii Satisfaction the purchasers, and
his
Of goods. such will defy competition for their beauty STYLE and
chs.pness.
you you viii your money by doing.
suit Of clothes be made In the elegant
sours' notice.
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING.
work, msde up IN The most fashionable such
styles and
and which viii b. cold much price Than made
order.
agent SCOTS Report FASHIONS
Oct if-jtawu
Bounty land warrant No 81 oso
Ia 1852 for
Lieut. Graham United has been lost
destroyed shall weeks from THE date the Com
Oct a-rawGw. GEORGE y. GRAHAM.
NOTCE-The subcrhers having
under the firm Of WIN. N, ELLIS BRO prepared TO
deke OF aud other
chnery.
They have taken Wash
and constructing and other machinery for The
eoment as The Chief engineer and bn Of The navyar In ms
fcr themselves that they win be enabled give full
satisfaction the construction work
with which they may be intIusted.
portable enrines and circulars mills arranged by The
William Meknsy will be constructed this establishment
formerly.
All orders thankfully received promptly
WIN NJ. ELLIS,
JONAS ~ ELLIS
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SANDs AND CUMMINGS's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
y sae-Mcas Nours@ Co OF this city, have been
United states for the sale
thoroughly and
bckake throughout the county TO be the
been produced II is
ccuy worked by the application Of motive powell sieaa
Win light tempered and
bricks moulded in i've seconds the best
thus ercanR apdiy Of operation other machine
for that known.
The the American patent only delayed until the
abroad. Meanwhile, NJ Go
for the sale of amount OF territory and 10 Rys
q the
Apply by letter. post pad Office Of 9Th and
the Post Office Department
June l9-ecdn
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AUG UsrA HOTEL,
AUGUSTA,
SAMUEL g. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.
Situated RorfA side of broad Street three Door Wet
Wassirxf5n Street.
% uensst having taken lease Of this first class hote
WIZ fve ms undivided the accommodation OF
his trends ana patrons - best will be directed
the com'oH OF a uose who him opportunity
them, Win permanent such
through travellers ms may rraonizs daily ordtnares
The constant aim Of the undersigned
Of the house, and to add 10 H. reputation a.iIy
Aug o-d7tsSlswilNov =
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DATED States Capitol Extension and Washington
s 4tanr Aq4eduot Once.

WAsmSores, October 10 1853
PROPOSALS win be aei p q The seh
The whole auanly ne eded win probably forty
quantity which each bidder will under
The bricks must be delivered al such points the live may
FROM time be by The The
vii SsS ss" s for sy soos
the line and he viii Be Ieqaed 10 furnish sample Of
None but well made hard burn, bnek entirely acceptable to the
size 10 The municipal Of the
Every o accompanied by written guarantee signed
BY OF more esponsies psons e The effect a, he they
enter into obligation within days with good and sufficient
panied y the ssineas Unsd sss judge Uoissd
states district attorney navy sgen or some Officer OF the gen.
the Eaa'anos are sole 10 axe good their guarantee
ns,ou Aqusaac" The opened presence
bidders may choose g be A. the certainty supply
s,oppsgs season United
s si &c as a S "s
The work see from Engineer Department, Regulations
M. @. MEIGs,
by agent Of
The object Of advertisement being only give public notice and
fixing prices
being under no obligation 10 conn himself TO ne bids made in
swer 10 the ADVERTISEMENT the persons making them
No under this for services supplies
The original oeor y n, and
all payments will be made to him.
To Capt. NJ c. MEIGs, U. 8. Engineers.
% as s with N. rs uss
guaranty in ease the foregoing bid OF be accepted that he
same good
perform e %ss 2, n, se ARTICLES proposed in
the said shan fail into the aioe
The said and the next loves, bidder
CD
Thereby cer, the knowledge and belief
above named guarantors are good and sufficient f. =.
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WANTED q Improved Farm Of from hundred
hundred and within miles Of
Washington. offron upwad viii sui Any
having answering he wishes cell,
find purchaser by addressing post paid stating terms &C.
NJ w. BOYD,
OctI3-aaw2w IIsgcrsfown, Md
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I Aw NOrICE-SIDNEY :. BAXTER, late attorney general
IL OF Virginia Washington practise
practise Supreme the United States, the
eoufts Columbia
coaiided him.
Once building Of Pennsyva
Hon j. J. Allen, Hon. VIM Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. c. h, Samuels,
Hon c.. IA Lee, OF the Court OF Appeals Of Virginia.
70 az Of he frcuit of Virginia.
To and members of Congress from virginia
juno ii-iydsw&w
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N No 1 mackerci in rs ib kts.
No 3mackere small, p h. kits, breakfast mackerel)
do barrels
tierce picked salmon, very fine.
spic.d nackeTeI Theoretically scaled.
scaled and No. herring. in boxes, this years
Longwoh and Z,mmean sparkling and dry fatawba
said celebrated Hook
wines)
Tene Hnute, Vincennes, and Cincinnati family hams
In store, and for sHECKELL 4 BAiLY,
Successors John B kibbey Co.,
Sep lS-eotif No 5,opportr Centre Market
fyKEEN's Ink ERASER and Paper Cleaner for Book
ccrks and literary gentlemen "A kind Of eraser
article for
introduced Aside from it, superior qualities pencil cleaner
other facility than The ordinary
scraper, end he surface Of the unnarnrd
Fnr ale by COLLINS BOVINE h Co,
18th doors north Of Pennsylvania Branch
OF sauoners Hail, ia and l76 Pearl street, N Y.
Sept l5--n
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nAcsIEicEkT MARYLAND LOTTERIES

roE soyKaS1E, less.
AymENT or pGizEs GUARANTEED BY THE STATE or
MARYLAND.
EGERToN AND BROTHER.
Regular licensed FOR The State Maryland south
suest and Exchange Place, Baltimore.
The following splendid schemes particularly worthy The aten
ton Of The public, Of hs most brilliant ouees
ever drawn IA the United Sialess
A RICH oNE-DoLLAR SCHEME!
On Tuesday, November q. 1853
PATArsCo INsTITUTE LOTTERY,
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THE MON ACADEMY sf lAsh street a.A
l New York avenue,
y. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal
and the Usos PHAtK AoApsnv i<h street, between
Yerk avenue and " street,
Mrs. q RICHARDS Principal,
viii have their oprunf
weeks in July aud will open year Hrsi
September lss full competent teacher. enr~ss
For further psrbcuars, catalogue. Asd
hans bookstore. JuIv I'm
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TUE Thirty Annual OF Lectures viii commence
min Monday in ociober, and continue until Mach
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Captain Of Engineers in charge of washins,on Aqusdue
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW

hereby certify that the of my knowledge and belief
above named guarantors good and sufficient E. r.
OcIo DEE
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NEW York, May Id 1S53--Tho undersigned this
ONCE No ~ William Merchants EIsbanre
fcr the transaction OF general brokerage business
Bank insurance, mining, aioad State, and
securities bought and sold.
rromis.oy roes bills exchange, and negotiated
May l9--du EMANUEL ~ HART.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14

his secomplices were secretly removed from
Paris, and conveyed out OF the kingdom.
The young woman received all the care which
her preoariOus condition required; aud when
sufficiently recovered retired to quiet country
village, where the royal protection assured her
safety. II Is scarcely needrul 10 Gay, that The
next TO her Maker the cure Of ST. Germais was
the object Of her deepest gratitude and lial love.
During the fifteen years the holy man received
from time TO time the expression of her gratafnl
affection; and atlength; when himself, from ex-
IRENE old age, oa the brink Of the grave, he re-
ceived the intcllgencs shst she had departed in
peace.
Never until then had word of this mysteri-
Gus advedturo passed the good cures lips. On
his death bed, however he confessed the recital
to bishop one Of his p1rticulr rrien Is anil from
a relation of the latter, myself had it. This is
the exact truth.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
Fearful Explosion.

The boiler of the locomotive with freight
,r dn OH The Androscoggin and Kennebec rail.
road exploded on Thursday, shivering the ma
chime to atoms. The engineer, Francis Frank
was whirled into the air several yards. He
Was taken up for dead, but on being bathed
with cold water, revived; his face is severely
cut, and his eyes are blaekened with cinders
and ashes SO as nearly to deprive him Of sight
bal otherwise he is not very seriously injured
off upon the miry ground. A picOe-o iron wa.
driven by the explosion intothe back Of his
hand. This he extracted himself, and, although
The wound is pretty severe, he received no
other injury.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
sny.carta Plank Road.

Mayor Selmes returned this morning from
Piusfeld, where he has been attending the
County Supervisors Court Of Pike County, for
the purpose of obtaining right Of way for the Sny.
Carta Plank Road The Court has granted all it
could grant-the county road and bridges, so
far as they will be useful. The plank road will
be located on the county read, all the distance
from the Hannibal Ferry 10 the Prairie, or about
one mile this side of the Bluffs. ....ft
The people of Pike county are well disposed
towards this valuable Improvement, and will Go
all they can TO forward its construction. The
citizens of that county are On energetic, enter.
prising, public spirited people. They have the
RICH, kind of public spirit 10 buill plank roads
and railroads, and know the advantages OF them.
They are not "stick-in.the-nud" folks. They
bid fair, by having their warehouses on the
Mississippi and Illinois rivers, to be independ-
ent Of Quincy and Hannibal 100.
As"Free Trade" is the doctrine Of the present
ruling party ofthe United States, our neighbors
on the other side OF the river are determind 10
try the merits Of policy rather more enlarged
and better suited for adjacent states of the same
nation than their Estate Policy" Pike county
is so favorabIy situated that she will have the
benefit of the Quincy, Hannibal, St. Louis and
Chic"go markets. ...
HurrAh, boys! who viii bid highest for Pike
county produce and Pike county trade
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14

Collins s. Breed have an extensive and be,o ;
tifuI stock of goods. We know they will par
ticullrly please the ladies. Their berages, silks
lawns and prin,s are admirable for their beauty
and quality, and are priced very low. IF you
want TO see something pretty and new, look at
their bonnets, ribbons, fans, Sc.
Mrs. NJ. J. Kidd has just received lot of
bonne,s-new styles. -fr3
F.. g. G. w. Hawkins have received the.r
new goods. The stock is very large and well
selected.
w. F. Kercheval is on hand with his goods
large stock and handsome.
We understand that the plank are laid as far
MS Hydesburg on the Hannibal, Rails County,
and Paris Plank Rold, and will be laid as far as
DR.. Rodes' in two weeks. ID
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
selAshness.

As the editor of the Bloomington Republican
has shown that he has more land on the south.
ern route tlan in Bloomingon and that he has
great coal hank within fifty feet of the SOUTH
ern route, we Ocquit him from The charge Of
Selfsness in respect TO the enhancement Of the
vslne Of land bu'--dmbtion! over what rocks
and sleeps will a man nct climb, who aspires 10
power and fame!
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14

FRarNIoIDE. On Monday last David Kle
Of Saline county, five or six miles south Of this
place, killed his brother William Kie by blows
inflicted with mnttock. They were together
setting posts for fence when dispute occur.
red about the proper method of doing il and David
who was idiotic became so exasperated as ia
and afterwards beat his head to jelly. lie
then went and related the matter TO another
brother. .Brunswioker Oh.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Free VIII BapIisis Withhold proiracied
meeting at the new Union Meeting Honse, on
the Plank road about half way between H,nni-
bal AMI New London--commencing next Satur-
day, al IL o'clock. ~.
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FOR SAL +

II HI farm formerly belonging to Joseph Rsekerby,
lying Ia Saline rownsaip, Rails county No. con.
house, eth igo eOAs bsLoss aud I've above With %
good some ehimneys, kitchen with q stone himne9
and other out buildings, upwards Of one hundred ares
under isnes eNhty IN cultivation the remanllef Is weI
hmbefed lays h'wh and ay end mostly Of the. best 81
upland Missouri SOIL win good hearing orchard, ~
select iruit, spring that las or the best or
ter, surrounded By dense settlement Of good eikss
Two churches nes, the 0theresthot soie TRAN three
miles, school house within mile where an oifs
ISed scnoofis taught. warranty deed wiz Be made.
to' farther particulars sec the premises which win be
shevn ~ Samnei LeWaileh, n, ny ~ the same 81
Anu I'd, 'sol, WILLIAM NJ RAcKERBY.a
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Hannibal Wholesale Market.

l HAssfB.L, Mo-, APsrL Il, 1883.
FLoUR-Fine City Brands, 81
Suferihe. 81 "a, SO
WHFAT-55a6sc q bushels
tORN- 2593Os n busiieI 8H ae a1
OA1 S-2Oa25c n kushsl i'e ss IS
SsodS $40 = Ton.
1OBACt O--S2 s0dSs 90 = ewt. -
HAY--40d5oc n cwI
SALI Kahawha, 40e; @. A. 81 90.
L ARD-7dge q n.
TALL OW-69Sc y n.
CORN MEAL-40G50c u bushel ~
FL iXSEk Disc p bushsl. f4l+sh
W o. IS n 20c n n
BUTTER T2df5c y y.
FGGS-bd O. % dozen.
ArPLES- Dried 81 250 81 rs, Greea, soaeo.
re re HEs-Dtied, 81 So9e3-nones
sUGAR--5a7c q 10.
MI La SES-35d45c a RailoA.
corr E-foiaiic y ~ s-iH g-stT sist
POT ,IOEN-lsi.b, 3oa40c; Sweet, 81 50. -
oNlO vs. 20 95oc q bushei. s1s a1et
sACoN-7e, hog roqni. ~ l- lsss sar ssse.s
sr'NF cDtL-lsS2sc a bushei h'sg Civ
WHIT z BEANS-st 2ST4t so laa,i 'sT slss ~
Mas,hiskY-ciiy Bands lse q gallsa. ko'iasiti}ss
III DES--Drv 7lgSle Green &c. : 80 1aa e. s'si
RAsINs-$3 b0a$l. 'e Eo,o e'nfT srisq
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14

CoxTRAcr LEr.--The contract FOR the bull
ding of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, was let on
The 9Th inst, TO Solomon Jenkins, one of the most
enterprising and energetic men OF our country.
The centre building is to be ffty-four by
seventy.six feet, and four stories high; with a
poriico, alter the Assyran style OF Architecture;
dolne "a feet in diaTneteri and two wings, each
lhirly.n ne 10y twenty lhree feet three stories
highi u wash-house, two stories high; smoke
house and privies; the foundations 10 be OF stone
with cut Stone above the ground; main walls to
tie OF brick, ANA roof, eosering-.f si.is.. The
r:ho|e house TO be constructed with an eye 10 the
assertion iISments. All TO be completed or OF
.Tst dhy of September, 1854. C
Iur " enniracthas been aiken within the amount
appropriated. Fulton Telegraph.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14

An old topper who ate'y a,ten led IN ex,
hiblion where a learned professor caused
several explosions 10 take uIoce from gaSSe-
pro lhced from water, sail: "You dom
catch me putting much water in my liquor
after this had NJ idea b,furs that water
was so dangerous, though | never liked to
take much OF H." -.. G
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CONTRACT LII roR TIE sxY.oAarI PLANK aoAD

CONTRACT LII ron THE sxY.oARfk PLANK Roam
The contract for cutting the logs and saving
the plank FOR the Sny-Carta Plank Road was
awarded to.d-y 10 Messrs John and james
Morris, the tntOrprisins contractors on tho
salt River bridge. Their Character here is
sufficient to warrant the prompt completion of
the whole road on the first of December next,
according 10 the contract.