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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-16
David Z. storm,

David Il. STORM,
Notary Public, scrivener and Conveyancor,
JoHNST0WN, CAMBRIA co. Pa,
WILL also attend to his duties as Justice. lie
w gal instruments of writing, such as deed9'
agreements, Foreign Power of Attorney, &c''
drawn up accurately. Collections entrusted TO
his care will receive strict attention.
May Is, 1852-30-tf.
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ABRAHAM MOPEEEN.

Attorney at Law---Johnstown, Pa.
OFFICE on Clinton Street, few doors north of
~ the corner Of AIain and Clinton.
April % 1853
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TEMPERANCE NoMINArroN.-The Temperance
Conferees Of this Senatorial District convened in
Hollidaysburg on Tuesday last, and nominated
Mr.. Martin Bell, of Blair County, as the Prohibi-
tory Liquor Law candidate for the State Senate.
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FEyEON s EzEYEFe.

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa
OFFICE two doors West Of Major Thompson 5
~ Hotel.
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DEMOCRAT And SENTINEL.
LOCAL ITEMS,

tIELANCHoIY CAsE.-We have been informed
Il melancholy and fatal affair which occurred
,sSor Tho summit recently. the particulars Of
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). Patton ThonlpsOn.

With Marplo, EIlia & dClnre
dPoRTEBS and Dealers In Foreign and Domes-
Gloves, Satins. silk Vest n-s. Cravats. Ribbons.
White Goods, Suspcndcrs, Combs, Brushes But
tons, looking Glasses. sc.
No. ID North Third Street, two doors above
Church Alley, Philadelphia.
NJ. " MARBLE,
J. A. ELLIS,
J.. G.. MCCLURE,
Philadelphia, Feb. Is, 1929.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18
MAY WOMAN WORK FOR TEMpERANCE9

This question is being brought to practical
issue. 1t is admitted that a woman may fifty
endeavor to persuade her husband brother or
son to keep away from the grog-shop but ii is
not so fully conceded that she may make efforts
to keep the grog-shop away from them. In
Michigan, however, she has claimed and eXer-
cised this right with the happest results. In
recurring to the history of the late struggle for
the Maine Law in that Sta'e the Temperance
Advocate says:
"In Leoni the ladies went to the place OF vo-
ting, distributed votes, labored with the oppos-
ers of the law, and succeeded in convincing ma
nv of the error of their ways.
"In Tecumseh the principal ladies Of the vil-
lage organized and appointed committees TO in
duce the voters Of the town to go and vote for
the law, and they rendered efficient service to
the cause.
"In Grand Rapids committee of two hum
bred ladies attended the election, and election
eered all day for the Maine Law.
ain Detroit ladies visited the stores and pa'
ces of business distributing votes, and politely
inviting the gentlemen to vote for the Law
One Irish woman led her Incorporate HUSBAND
TO the ballot-box and saw him vote Eyes"
SIN many other places in the State the ladies
were equally active in behalf Of the good cause
Gsd bless them"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18
FISTULE IN ANNON CURED,

find oil other diseases pertaining 10 The Tectdm
dnncS such as piles Sc.
DR. G. NJ. KIGHTLEY, Of KY, has located
IL near New London, Mo-, at which place he
can be seen at all times, except when alb
sent on professional business. He treats
without the use of the knife or lance. lie
will also practice upon the principle OF No
CURE NO PAY, and with little pain TO the
patient. All persons desiring to see him,
had better write to know when and where
he can be seen. lie will treat all cases
placed under bis care at ST. Louis, Hann-
bal or New London, and if he does not
give perfect satisfaction after undertaking
the case he will delray all expenses incur
red. Letters post paid or personal appi-
cation to DIR. G. NJ. kIGHTLEY, New
London Mo. apes w6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18

SquDrrNe Tar WELTnRa. la LloydS
Rooms, at London, there is a curious weather
yuage. Il is an index turned by the Vane on
the roof, constantly showing by the vans below
the direction of the wind, while pencil is al
tachsd to a ohsrt, and moved by the same Power'
so as TO mark the precise course IN which 'he
wind has been blowing for days making re-
cord as distinct as The pencied course OF snip
on the masters chart at sea. Studying this map
of the wind, an insurer may make some calcu-
iation upon the progress Of vessel, and snap.
his business accordingly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18
FOR THE JOURNAL.
HANNIBAL.


The appearance of this little city, Of about
three thousand inhabitants, has many points Of
interest. As you approach it on coming up the
river, the bold outline of the western bluff be-
comes broken, and as you draw nearer there
opens before you recess, bounded on either
hand by precpitous hill, in which you utlength
perceive city to be nestled, stretching at first
along the river bank, and then climbing the Hill
that rises in the rear. This view, caught as
the morning sun gilds it with its beams, is
charming.
But the view from the river in the morning
is compensated by the view from the hill in the
evening. Mount the hill back of the city where
the golden glare of midday is fading into the
mellow light of evening, and see, mirrored
in the motionlGss, crystal wave, the hills and
woods OF the rivers banks, the smiling face of
the city, the azure sky broken with clouds, and
the setting sun, the painter of all this fair pic
ture, just giving it last look, as he hastens
away to shed morning on another continent, and
to point the way by which the busy pich be-
low shall pursue their industrious course, until
they have opened an easy passage directly TO
that wealthy land.
Ascending the abrupt bluffs, 10 the north and
south, and still new views greet you, full of
beauty and interest.
AS you come down the river from the north
upon turning point, you shoot Immediately up
on the city, and stare with surprise to see bu-
sy city, thus suddenly start forth to sight, from
the midst of calm, and wilderness solitude.
Two or three churches point their spires TO-
wards heaven, and two or three more, il they do
not exhibit so conspicuous outward sign, it is to
send up as lofty witnesses to heaven, from their
worship within their walls.
A lively business is carried on by several
stores, packers, and forwarding houses.
Mechanics also flourish but there is an a.
bundant opening for establishments i'll almost
every branch OF the Misunderstanding interest (;
and it is to be hoped that the way will be found
for them to be established. A good back coun-
try, and railroad in process Of construction,
seem to give them strong encouragement.
And that railroad itsclf--its larthest bourne
the Pacific shore-leads our CONCENTRATIONS out
of the city, from which it starts into the limit
less region beyond, and forward into the TEEN
ing future. Hannibal is the second city
which sees the Aeetyirop courser of the prairics
starting out fronher bosem to stop only upon
the shore, where dashss the western surge.
This alone marks her enterprises and her fu-
ture glory. Coming thousands will here enjoy,
in their happy shades, the ease and the com
forts flowing from the step which the wisdom
of their fathers has planned, and which their
energy is executing.
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Interesting TO SawyerSl

WE wish to dispose of an interest = one-tourth
w one.thrd, or one half in our New Steam Saw
Mil Outright SAW on Salt River
This Mill has as fine location as any Country
Mill in the Slater being on Salt River, al the point
at which the Hannibal and New London Plank
Road crosses it, 1t is surrounded by fine rich nigh
bohood, improving rapidly, requiring vast snount
of Lumber and then only u miles from Hannibal
from which, large bills can be had at good prices
our facilities Tor obtaining the various Kinds OF logs
as Black Walnut Maple sll Kinds of Oak, SC, are
SCARCELY eoualled BY any other Mill. Salt River lol
20 miles up, abouuls with the lumbar just named
which can be at moderate prices.
To a first rate praellcal sawyer, on immediate ap
pIication, we will sell an interest above on term
yery accommodating. No other, than thorough ex
perlenced sawyer, need apply. ,,.ro,. ,,,ys
New London, Mo, July 10, 1883. (lyl3wt)
and send bill TO this OAice.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18
CALlFoRNY "VIDDER"
Beware Of "yidders." -SAAivEL WELLER.

Beware Of "yidders. "-SAMivEL WELLER.
A lady fair, with golden hair
And eyes as bright as stars,
With pensivc air, sat in a chair,
Within the railroad cars.
On her lap, sucking Of pap,
Reclining was baby
Who might have been about sixteen
Months old-maybe.
The baby cried, and then she sighed,
And wished its pa was home,
An old gent near asked her the year
In which its pa had-mlzzled.
She raised her eyes, and then she cries.
In sentimental tone;
"Ihree long gears I've passed in tears.
Since William is been gone"
The gent, says no, chow can it be!
Your babe is but chilli"
whats that TO me, dear sir?" says she,
my husbands often 1rra."
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ARRIVALS AT THE MONROE HOUSE,
Corner Of Main and Centre Streets,
VIM. SHOOT, Proprietor.

TUESDAY, August l6, 1853.
r. Harper, Pittsyile, H.;
WIN. Whip, Palmyra
w. H. Crow, Dixon, Illinois;
Miss Henigar, do, do;
G. i. Bingham, ArrowRock, Moi
&. S. Upton, Fayette, Moi
F. Butler, Rails Co;
Samuel Cutwright, Monroe Co;
WIN. Pool, DO, do;
Miss Cutwright, do, do;
George II. Adam, Montgomery Co., Me-:
j. Ashmier, BardstoWn, Kyj
j. Kellog, Peoria, H.;
George Waters, Rails Co..
]. J.. Richmond, City.
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Millinery and Dress GoodS.
MINIS. VI. ]. MIDI,
On Second Street, North Of Hill Street,

On Second Street, North Of Hill Street,
rs now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
i Of GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her eustomera
with all kinds of fancy silk Bonnets, Embroidered
Gimps, and Gimps of every description aud size. she
will keep on hand variety Spring Maniilaf, ofa new
style and Misses and children's Basques. Also,
handsome assortment Of Wells, Ribbons, and Flowers.
Dresses made and patterns cut to order, in she latest
styles. Gloves, Innings, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
Hats and everything else usually called for in such an
Establishment.
While extending general invitation 20 call, she
wishes the fact kept in mind, that she Is determined
there shall he reasonable ground of complaint on
account OF prices. (mch-al-wy)
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Hannibal Wholesale Market.

HANNIABL, Mo, AUGUST II, 1883
FLOUR-Fme City Brands ST.
" Surerino, 90 81 50GS u.s.
WHEAT-60HSjc q bushei-S5 cts for New Whea
CORN-25d35c T. bushe
OAIS-2Oc "a bushel
HEMP-Good-S4 r cwt
TOBACCO--S2 500 So 90 e cwt.
HAY-4Od5Oc z cwl.
SALr-Kauawha. 45cj G. A. 81 70.
LARD -7aSic T. H..
TALLOW-6aSc p ID.
CORN MEAL-i5ft5Oc T buShel
FLAXSEED-75 qOc q bushel,
WOOl - 2Oa35c p n.
BUTTER-S@I2lc. q ib.
EGGS-8c r dozen.
ApPLES-Dried, 81 10; Green, 501Go.
PEACHES-Dricd, 81 90 gS3-none.
SUGAR--517c = H.
MELA>SES-35a45c r gallon.
COFFFE-I0iUllc r ID.
POTATOES-ls,h. 80 d6oc; Sweet, 81 80.
ONIONS-2 20 50c Z bushcl.
BACON-5cGpSc
STONE COAL-lSh25c p bushel
WHITE BEANS-Sl OOM$I %.
WlilSKY-City Brands l9c T. gallon
HIDES-Dry 7iMSIc; Green &c.
RASINS-S3 50a$l.
FEATHERS-3jc.
HONEY-S11UFb.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUCH.
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

Many wears of trial instead Of mparng the public conf
dence in this mcdiCne has for it appreciation and
noorey by far exceeding the most sangdne expectations OF
its friends thing its intrinsic virtues and the unmis-
taxable benefit conferred thousands of sufferers, could
originate and maintain tho reputation it employs. While
many inferior remedies thrust upon the community nave
failed and been discarded this has gained friends by every
trial. conferred benefits the ece they can never forget
and produced numerous and too remarkable to be
forgotten: 49,. .., -.
medicine will infalliby cures there al udant proof
that the Cherry Pecoa does not only general thing but
almost invariably the maades for which IS employed
As time makes these wider and better known this
medicine gradually become the best reliance OF the 6ct
ed from the log cabin Of the American Peasant to the Pal
aces of European Kings Throughout this entire country in
every State city, indeed almost every hamlet contains
Cherry PycoTa the best remedy eGtHnt for as
Of the throat and lungs and IN many iorelGa ceume,
IL is con ing be extensively used by Their most intelligent
Physicians. IN Great Britain, France and Germany, where
the medical sciences have reached their highest perfection
Cherry Pecora is il rOducd and in constant use IN the
Armies IIorits Aims Houses Public Institutions, and in
domestic practice the sure remedy their attending ny
scians employ for the more dangerous ahecuohs OF inc
lungs Also in mder cases. and for children is safe pleas
ant and esc,ua In fact some of the most hatterng
testimonials receive have been from parents who have 0uud
it efcscous in particularly incidental to childhood
The Cherry PeotOra Is manufactured by practical Clem
list and every ounce of under his eye, with nyarsb
accuracy and care II is sealed and protected by law from
oounteei consequently can be relied on as genuine w'hou
We have endeavored here furnish tie community with
medicine of such intrinsic superiority and worth az should
commend itself their confidence remedy at once safe
speedy an ecua which this has by repeated and counties
trials proved itself to be and trust by great care IN pepar
ing it with chemical accuracy Of uniform strength 70 amor
PHYSICIANS new agent which they eau rely for the bes
results and the afflicted with aremedy that Will do Tor then
Prepared and sold by JamOs c. Aver, Practical and Ausy
SJ~ Sold by T Brittingham Bro, Hannibal Kgh
ley Carstarphen, WLondon Tate TuTnbull co. franh
ford Clifford, Davis Co.. ClarksviIle Francis Ma''en
Warren, ST. Louis, and by Druggists everywhere ~
August 9th, lS53-d6wBm
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1853.
RELIGIOUS NOTlCE-

ED. JAcoB CREArH, Of Palmyra will (the Lord
willing) preach in the Christian Chapel in this City,
on Saturday night and Sunday next
The Courier and Messenger will please copy.
Hannibal, August 10, 1883 D. T. MORTON
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INTERESTING NEW BOOKS!
Clovemook, by Alice caTeyi
Fresh Leaves from Western Woods, by Miss Fcller
Gems from Fable Land;
WAY to do Good, by Abbott;
Corner Stone, by G., b. Taylor
Queer Bonnets, by Mrs TuthillB
For sale at the New Book Store, b.
j2l&wtf " Z. BOWMAN.
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NEGROES WANTED!
And Negroes for Salcr

THOMAS d, MED
TTTIII, continue to purchase Negroes, always pay.
w ing the highest cash price. He can be found
IN the CITY of Hauuiba at his residence, enc mile
south of the city on the old New London road
,vb ne I he viii SEX on accommodating terms.
";nne20.wir +. D. REED.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18

AT meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF the
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Company,
convened in this city on the 25th inst, it was
Resolved That the Engineer in Chief in addition 70 the
lower already conferred on hn by resolution Of this Board
hc and h2 is her'H Instructed 70 cause full and complete
cX1m-a OF tie routes through Collier street. and also any
other route that in ugnent be deemed advisable for
the interest Of the Ra Con- pany and prepare e
mate OF the Of these several routes together with their
relative working and prospective value u the interest Of said
ad and hat be be AO empowered to ascertain upon what
terms the right OF for said Road can be baued upon the
several es, and also t. receive propositions from land
holders or their agents what terms the tcessary amount
OF land be ID aimed upon tue banks of the Mississippi
river and ~ on such other places 10 to the city Inn
it's for such other f land be may deem necessary
for the ct the Company for the buidng and
lha he he required to report at the next meeting OF the ba
end all powers errd committees heretofore appon led In
reference to getting the right Of through the city OF Han
nba, AID ng land for depo and other buildings, neces-
sa Tor tue wants Of The Company be anu hereby repealed
Propositions for the sale of lands TO the Han
nibal 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, 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
frcm 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
10 plat of the city.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-18
FRESH FANCY And STAPLE GOODS

EkESH FANNY AND STAPLE GUUDS.
Spring EIS9 and Hi5 summer nnnS II styles!
COLLINS q B r E b D..
Main street, Hannibal, MO.,
Call the attention of purchasers generally, to their
carefully selected stock of fresh and fashionable
ID q Y G. o Old S .
Which just now received. They refer particularly
10 their stock of
EMBROIDERIES. of real French Work
Collars, with and without points; Under Sleeves La
dies Embroidered Handkerc Edgings and lnser-
tings Transfer ring Bands Chemisettes Capes; also,
some beautiful soiach Collars. This stock is one of
the most complete ever brought to this City.
DRESS GOODS.-Prints Gnghams JAG
onets aud awns Barge de LANES; Tissues Plain
and Figured Bareges small Figured French Chinzes
for Children; Summer de LANES; Alpaccas; PoPlins,
&c.
DRESS SILKS.--A selection of the most
elegant Fashionable Styles, among which the plain
colored Poult de Soies, much IN demand ALSO va
rieiy of Black Silks, of all widths and prices.
BONNETTS AND RIBBONS.-A superb
or selection, and cheaper than the same styles were
ever sold before
GENTLEMENS WEAR. 80 Cassmeres;
Linens, Drap d'Ete Nestngs and Cottonades, OF the
oewest styles; also, fine assortment si Children's
Goods such as Cashmerettes Tweeds, &C.
STAPLES AND SUNDRlES.-Dom
Checks, Hickory Chambrays; Nankeens; Curtain
Muslins Shawls; Handkerchets; Cravats Hosiery
Flannes, Swiss aud Jaccnet Musllns lrish Linen
Ladies' Skirts; Filet Ms and Gloves, Parasols and
Fans.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-We wish 10 call the atten-
ton OF the Ladies TO Stock of LADIES' Shoes We
have Of the finest ana the latest styles custom
Made. We have also excellent stock OF Mems and
Chldens Shoes and Boois from the finest to the coars
HATS AND CAps-Gents' fine silk Hats, all price.
and Spring Styles, Panama, LeghoTn, Citizens and
Palm Leaf Hats, Gents and Boys.
| QUEENSWARE AND GLASsWARE-Of the
Newest Patterns and Styles,
/ CARPETS - We have lot of Ingram, three'py
and Stair Carpeting, which we will sell at St. Loul
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND MIL
! LINERS.-Wiil find in this stock many styles
not to be found in Wholesale Houses and as they wer
all selected from the importers in the East, VIII b.
sold at such prices cannot fail TO give entire salts
| faction.
NJ Call and examine the Goods before purchasing
elsewhere-even if you do not buy, We VIII be please
i TO show them. COLLINS 4 BREED
i (apr-7'lS5S w.ly)
lust Received and for sale at the New Book Store
l j by ID. X. CARAVAN,
i Putnam's Monthlyj
Il PeersOn's do
Godey's do.
| Grham's DO.
| Knickerbocker do.
, Illustrated Magazine of Art, sc, yilwd
E. Nj. MOFFETT,
Wholesale Grocer and Com mission
ri Merchant,
CORNER LEvEE AND HILL STREET,
HANNIB,aL, NO,
! November IS, 1852 .F
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JAMES M. BUCKLIN,

Hannibal, July 29th, lS53.-d&wtd.
City papers copy, and send bill to Railroad
Office.
The DEPJT-Mor Buckn requests us to state that pro-
petitions from property holders will be received for any
amount five down. Five named as the
amount of land that would be required for depot and
tauIy can make no difference with Major Bucklin the
Board of Directors whether propositions for the sale of any
Ave from dozen men, separately or in
combna on The object to Ascertain where and at what
price ground enough for depot be obtained number
Of persons might combine make up the Iequed
they may separately any that chooses may send in
propositions to sell indefinitely small amounts.
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Daguerreotypes Daguerreotypes !
w p PITTS

w 7 = II I D
D esident Daguerrean Artist, would simply re-
IL mind the citizens of Hannibal and surround
ing country that he is still taking pictures at his
Gallery on Main street. ever Wilson's hardware
store, and would inform them, that from recent
additions to his stock, and his increased facilities
he is now prepared TO take pictures in a style
far superior to any heretofore taken in this city,
and at reduced prices. Call and examine.
1858. SAMUEL STILLWELL, 1853
No. So Olive-st., bet. Second & Third,
~. Louis, Mo.
Manufacturer of
Pure Alcohol and Pure Spirits of any
proof required. Also-Spirt Gas, Phosgens Gas
Chemical oil and camphene, warranted of superior
quality, and for sale on reasonable terms.
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Tnns 8. MILLER.

DEALER in lumber shingles, laths, sash, &c, &c
IL Office atthe Counting room Of Miller & Pogue's
Lumber Yard on the Corner Of Hill and Third streets,
Hannibal, Mo.
Hannibal, June 10 ls52.,-tf
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). rARKrs.
WIN. BtLsBARRow. .

PARKS & BILLsBARRoW,
ssARPENT@@S AND BUILDERS,
4 CORNER of Hill and Fourth Streets, Hannibal
~ Missouri
The subscribers beg respectfully to inform the in
habtahs Of Hannibal and vicinity that they are pre-
pared TO enter into contracts TO any amount for the
erection Of chuches dwellings, Stores, &c, or the
sUperntending OF the erection Of the same, &C.
n b. They are also prepared TO supply plans and
specifications Of every description Buildings erected
on moderate terms. Property taken in patt payment.
JOSEPH PhRKES,
WILLIAM BILLSBARROW.
RefcYences--T. McDannold,
J. Fry,
f. p. Magher, Architect feb353-y.
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The Arena Mill

rs now in full operation, and will buy all the Good
L Wheat and Corn offered for sale at their MIL Wa
keep on hand the best article Of SuperGne Family
Flour for sale, we will exchange Flour for Wheat.
We will always sell as low or lower than Quincy
Flour can be had Of the same quality.
III Call and examine for yourself.
A. s. ROBARDS & SON.
Hannibal, Juno 3, ls52-tf
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Important to Housekeepersly
WOODMAN'S

GEL EB X A 4 L ID SO A PHI
HE above celebrated soap san article Ebch every famy
hoe laundry, boarding house 4e, VII Ind upon care
fu trial TO be the very thing required fur economy andlASns
OF labor
t Because clothes b washed IN fourth tho time.
ca They require no rubbing Pundng thereby saving
labor end the Injurious effects Of tho old method.
Sd Ii beaehes and leaves them purely white, and for col
ored cloths unsurpassed - does not extract The dyo,
but has tendency set the color. FSg washing PaAt md
windows Il cannot Be exoeilod. D
III warranted not 10 injgre the clothes 10 sny way,
Its put up boxes Of ten pounds each Full drsolicnS
On each box FOR the use Of Il. -. ~
Hhe Soap be had Al the hoYf1 81 irS nksh. VIE is
,ols AGENT Tor Marion gebAty, II tI ttAet. Wm-
arsspS Hemp Pres, Of Curtis & 4WoOd, On Main. nsaF
I'm street, taua5dhl
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Fine White Flour!

TIME. FRESH, WHITE WHEAT FLOUR -
i A Splendid ARTICLE, for sLle at the Ar.
RENA MiLLbg A. S. RoBARDs s. soH.
y VISIT