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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-14
Prices Reduced

ElERSoNs visiting Portsmouth, should call
atthe likeness rooms over ihe Ladies' NO.
ton Store on Court st. where tpey can Obtain
likenesses that will please them " low prices.
Nov. 1, le52. ~
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Shawls! Shawls /! !

A LARGE LOT of Bay State, Empire
~ State, Long, Square, Common, Blanket
and Basket Shawis, just received, which will
be sold wholesale or. retail 1T low prices.
dec. % VIM. ELDEN j. co.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-14
W. s. CUTLER. H. E. BROWN
W. S. CUTLER & Co.
VIII oLEsAL AND,RETAIL
q ROC T. r. s.,

Foreign & Domestic Liquors
No. 2, Pig Iron corner, Front street,
Portsmouth, Ohio,
"AVE constantly on hand large supply
III OF all articles in their line, which they
are prepared 10 dispose Of on the most reason
ablc terms. Having had considerable expert
ence In the business, they hatter themselves
that thoy can render satisfaction to all those
who may favor them with their patronage,
They haze just received fresh supplies Of Rio
and Java Coffee; Brown, Crushed and Loaf
Sugar N. o. and S. II. Molasses; Teas, To-
bacco, Cigars, Rice, Ginger, Pepper; .Allspice,
Saleratus, Alum, Madder. Indigo, Copperas.
Malaga Raisins, Candies, Hsfrngs Mackofeh
Goldfish. Candies, Soap, Lard Oil, Brooms, Bed
cords etc etc, all Of which viii be sold al
the lowest fates. ~
Dec. II, l652-dwif
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Arrival Of the Steamer Humboldt
Death of Manager Hamblin.
Nrw Yong Ian IN

lIID SVUIHOF NIUHIUOIU't UfIE'C' w ttIlo
port, this morning She left on the 25th
ult.
Hamblia the manager Of Bowery Theatre,
in this city, died on Saturday.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-14
Ohio Canal.
Fresh Peaches,

A MOTHER 10. of those delicious fresh
n Peaches, reed this day.
Jan.1. WIN, MILLER.
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North east corner ofFonrih ap6 WalDut ~.
--entlnnce on Walnut q, to whom Al etatn
'sSt Aiss 81 ssIS S1Sis y J. u iievsy 4 e
leiord {, csicistoos y. e. y a. ones .lol<.-
mouth 1tasdAis 4 hYnes, @asPsl; n. Lane.
AeclIs--Ram
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-14

DR.. GUYRoTT's IMPROVED EXTRACT
OF YELLOW DOCK AND EARS APARILg
LA IL Doso put up IN The largest sized 60ttLes
and ts acknowledged 70 Je hs lest Scssdpa,5lla
made. as is certified bD The scondsrttl cures thas
performed, The original copies Of iphich are iaths
possession Of theprepletor. Remember, th:sis
tie only true and original article. ~ H,
THE
Compound
Fluid Extract 81
OF Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla has
been prepared with pnr-
ticuiar reference TO Female
Complaints. Incipient Ccnsump-
tion Barrenness LuchoTrhcea, or t
Whites, Irregular Menstruation, Incontin-
ence o + Urile, and general gloomy state Of
mind, are cured by DR.. Guysotts Extract
Of yellow Dock an d Sarsaparilla. M
which gives immediate relief by
renewing the foubdation Of
health ndrstrcng III, the
blood. II neatrali.
zes bad hnmors,
stops unnatural
a3 seeFetions, ,and Hei9f
gives heal- M VA
thy action 10 /. ss.
all the vital ye
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-14

80 acres more or less. q tFssse
Also In Lots two hundred and eighty two
(282), tw o hundred and eighty three (283), and
two hundred and eighty four t2S4), in the town
Of Portsmouth, reference being had to the plat
Of said town. sks
Also part Of In Lot fifty in the town Of Ports
mouth, described as follows; Beginning at the
south west corner Of said lot on Court street;
thence east 823 feet; thence north 81 feet;
thence west 82i feet; thence south 81 feet; 70
the beginning, being 81 feet mont on Court
street.
Also part Of in Lot 2s7, in oldheld's addi.
| ton 10 the town Of Portsmouth, beginning al
tho south east corner Of said lot running north
81 feet with the line Of said lot and Chillicothe
street, thence west 82a feet 10 the west line oi
said lott theme south 81 feet with the west line
| OF Fifth street; thence east with the line oi
said lot and Fifth street S2i feet to the begin
lining. S
Also part Of lot No. 400, in the town o
Portsmouth, being S5 feet OF said lot fronting
on Sixth street; beginning 27h feet eastof Mar
ket street and running east IS feet 10 stake
thence south by an alley lo7 feet 3 Inches
thence west SO feet with said alley and theme,
north to the beginning. ,55 s4l st
Also part OF lot No. 4o7, in the town Q
Porlsnouth, being 80 feet inches fronting ol
Market street; beginning at the North west cor
lner Of said lot, thence south on Market stree
I56 feet 3 inches 10 a stake; thence east S2h fee
It'd a stake; thence north So feet sinchcs to Sew.
tenth street, thence west s2A feet 10 the begin
lining. sl9 as1ss 4, s.i
Also In Lot known and designated on the TO-
Icorded plat Of William 0ldfeld's addition ;
.Ithe town, OF Portsrouth by No, i04 being q
.lihe corner Of n aehiugton and Fifth streets.
n Also Ia Lot In the town Of Portsnout
known BY No. s5S, On the recorded plat (
isald town sa, !, Z 4. 4 IS
Also part of lot NO.7T. n ths Rld tols
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

NORTHERN CRoss RAiLRoAD.-We had sup
posed that the additional subscription Of $780,
900 to the Northern Cross Railroad, which was
agreed to on Saturday last by the citizens Of
Quincy, with such remarkable unanimily, was
designed for the completion of the Northern
Cross Railroad 10 Meredosia. We learn that
this is not the case; that this subscription is de-
signed TO complete the road TO Gulesburg. So
we find that after all, there is no present pros
pect Of completing the Northern Cross Railroad
from Meredosa to Quincy. We have been UNI
Willingly led into error on this subject, and pro-
badly have misled others. The citizens of Qun-
cy, and all others concerned, may be assured
that there will be a railroad connection from the
Great Western Railroad with the Mississippi
river, and the Hannibal and Saint Joseph Road.
The people Of Quincy regard it as their inter-
est TO form n connection, in preference TO all
others, with the Military Tract road. The great
interests Of the State and the country require a
connection of the great line, from Meredosia
and Naples, with the great Missouri improve
rnent, from the Mississippi to Saint JOSEPH, and
that connection will be had.--Sprin9 field Jour.
This bold, strong voice from Springfield is
evidence of an increasing influential interest in
the Pike county road.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
coMMUSICATFp.1

Died. At his residence in this county, on tie
25th of July, ult., MARK BIRD, SEN, in the
list year Of his age.
Thus, another pioneer and worthy man has
been gathered rIom among us. The deceased
was the last Of several brothers. lie leaves an
aged widow and five sons, besides large rumi-
ly connection to mourn his loss. lie was born
in Shenandoah county, Virginia, and at an early
age was removed 10 Kentucky; from thence he
removed TO Ohio and thence TO this State and
this neghborhood in 1880. He was pioneer
and early settler in these States! What rcvou-
tions, what changes in the life Of one man.
A first settler in Ohio, Kentucky and Missouri,
three great States, now Astounding in wealth,
population and enterprise, yet in his day, until
latterly, without population, wealth, or public or
private convenences, in contact with Indians,
and in daily peril. In him we lose a model OF
the early pioneer of the West. OF manly form,
an honest mind and an honest man: perfect
man, without fctitiou! Just 10 all, kind hus-
band, parent, neighbor and friend-independen
in his moral and political sentiments, and frugal
and industrious in his habits and domestic con-
Germs, he was always free from want, and in
easy circumstances. For some five years the
deceased had been afflicted with paralysis, which
for the last eight months confined him to hi,
room. There are many interesting incidents il
the frontier life Of the deceased, but which the
writer cannot recount with sufficient accuracy.
ID.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

From the Springfield Advertiser, 3D. inst.
NEGpoEs Burnt AT CARTHAGE We noticed
last week the recent horrible tragedy near Car
image. At that time the negro belonging 10
Scott had not been taken. lie was caught in
the prairie, about fifteen miles room Carthage,
taken to the town and tried, and was pronounced
guilly, though he refused to make any confess
ion. The negro belonging TO Dale had prcvi-
ously confessed the whole matter. They de-
coyed Dr. Fisk from home by pretending Ila'
Mr. DdieS child was sick, and they had been
sent for him. He had gone bu, little way,
when one of the negroes knocked him in tie
head with an aX, and killed him. They both
went TO the heusc-one of them knocked Mrs
Fisk down with his fist, and after brutally ac-
complishing their desires on her, killed her with
the same axe that killed her husband, chokcd
the child to death, set fire TO the house in two
places, and left
The citizens Of the surrounding country dc e.
termined TO give warning to all future trans
grcssors Of the kind, took the negroes out Of
the hands OF the officers, and burned them OH
Saturday last, about 10 o'clock. They both
made confessions after being chained 10 the stake
but The Scott negro al,erward denied any knoNl.
edge Of it. They died in about two minutes III.
ter the fire commenced burning.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
MORE FROM THE THIRD DISTRICT,
MEMPHIS, { Mo, Aug 5, lS5

WEMrHIS, (WOu) Aug D, 1905.
again inform you of the news of our cleo
ton, SO far as heard from since my last A
traveller who was in Grundy on the day of cleo
ton reports Lindley's majority in that county
at $50, Reported majority in Putnam for Lind
ley, 30. Adair gives Jackson 92 majority
Schuyler gives jackson 63 majority. This
county (ScOtland) gives Lindley SO majority
a thing unknown in lis history. The usual
Democratic majority is $50. think Lindley
is elected.
Lindley and Jackson were both here on the
day of election, and made speeches. Lindley
got over 200 ami Benton UOteS in this county.
Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

Rev. E. d. Emerson, practiced and skiIlrul
teacher, having been strongly solicited 10 estab-
lish classical school for boys, will commence
such school in September. Such a school has
been much needed, and, as Mr.. Emerson is a
competent teacher, we doubt not such encour-
apement will be extended as will make it the
foundation for large seminary.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

On the I'd inst, the platform cars on the Del
aware and Belvidere road, containing about 200
wOrkmen, returning from making some repairs
on the Delaware canal ran off the track near
Lambertville, killing 10 and wOunding u or 10
all Irish laborers.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
Wanted !
At this Office, TWO COMPOSITIONS.

A correspondent, ada" informs us that she
was favored with delightful scrennde, few
evenings ago, and requests us to thank the SER
enaders through the paper.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

a dispatch from New Orleans, dated August
I'd, says that the number of deaths from Yellow
Fever, for 48 hours ending Monday, was 1853.
During the same period there were 81 deaths
from other causes--making total of nearly 300
in AZ hours!
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

STARVATION IN SPAN.-lt appears that the
miserable condition TO which ireland was re-
duced few years ago, is paralleled by what is
now taking place in Spain. A writer in a
French paper says:
In vain the venerable Bishop Of st. Jacques,
in presence Of more than six hundred unforlu-
mates, resembling moving corpses, who daily
besiege his gate, has sold his mules and his
carriage. In vain has he reduced himself and
his servants TO the mercSt necessares in order
that he might give the rest 10 those who perish
Of hunger, All that he or the other bishops and
clergy, all that the government can do, according
to the Esperanzi" is but drop of water 10
extingush the conNagrotion. When we speak
Of the government, however, we must remember
that last contribution made by il of 100000
of reals had not been distributed.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

Mr.. John Wise, the geronaut, is daily expect
ed in St. Louis. He proposes to make series
Of ascensiOns from that poce-the first one
to be tomorrow afternoon. He intends making
trip from St. Louis to New York, to test the
practcability OF crossing the Atlantic in an @riOl
flight.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

THIRD DISTRIcT.-Although not yet "out of
the woods" we think we may congratulate the
Democracy on the defeat of that odious nulliier,
Claib. Jackson. A gentleman who arrived in
this city yesterday from Canton, in that DIS
trict, reports that when he left, the returns
showed Lindley 10 be 800 ahead of Jackson,
and the general impression was that he would
be elected by about 400, as the counties TO he
heard from were expected to give jackson about
400 votes. This opinion is further corroborated
by the fact that the Republican despairs of Jack
sons success St. Louis Democrat.
TIE SrcoND DIsTRICT.-The subject of the
next Congressional election is already being
gentlemen are spoken of as probable aspirans
Tor the Wing nomination in this district: Mai
Jas. S. Rollins, and Col. W. +. Switzler, OF
Boone; Hon, Preston B. Reed, of Galloway; Capt
VIM. Carson, and TLos. l.. Anderson, Esq, o.
Marion. -TFulton Telegraph.
UNEXPECTED REVELATIONS FROM CHINA.
The veil which has so long shrouded the grea:
movement in China from the eye of the world
at large, is being gradually withdrawn. The
sights disclosed are rather startling. The revo.
lutionists it seems have been converted TO Chris.
tianity Heretofore it has been supposed that
the Chinese cherished hatred of the Christian
name. The change is an unexpected one. Il
must have been brought about by American mis-
sionaries, and the introduction Of the Bible
The fact that the converted Chinese are Protes
tants, is not therefore remarkable.-St. Loui,
Intelligencer.
RAYDoLPH CoUXrY PAPER.-Dr. ]. H
HerndOn proposes to publish paper in Hunts
vile, Randolph county, to be called the oHunts
vile Recorder
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
From the Columbia Statesman. August 3.

From the Columbia Statesman, August 3.
YEAnLING MuLrs.--The other day Mr.. RoI-
Inns Lyman, Of this county, sold forty ycarlng
mules for $40 cach-S3,COO. Sold 10 Mr.
Scatter of Ohio.
.NwdT.-A most desperate and deliberate
murder was committed in Gasconadc county
on Tuesday night, 10Th July, by Stephen How
ser, on the person of William Farris. Howscr
is still at large.
ARRAY IN RANDorLH.-On Saturday last,
at Barbecue ut Thomas Mill, nine miles north
west Of Huntsville, Randolph county, a Mr..
Jackson made an assault with a large sports
mans knife, upon DR.. WIN. G. Lowry, cutting
him in several places severely; whereupon DR..
Lowry drew a revolver and discharged three
shots at jackson, one of which took effect in the
breast, and another in the head. Jackson was
killed. Lowry was tried before justice and
acquitted.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

We are indebted to Mr.. Samuel Larcvre for
bucketHull of first class eating apples. Not
an unwelcome present, we assure him and other
liberal friends who may happen to have good
apples. They look well alongside of the fine
darnsun plums sent US by Rev. John NJ. John
son, Of Rails county.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

A duel was fought near Philadelphia on the
Sd inst, between John Dunovant of Chester,
and J. Davidson Leigare, of Charleston. The
latter was killed OF the FIRST fire.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

"YouNG AMERICA" MARRIAGE.-The indie
pendence Messenger of July Both contains the
following marriage--On the Oath inst, near this
city, by Nelson Shull, Esq, Henry Clay Owens,
sgcd l6 years, son of the late Samuel G. Owens,
and Miss Susan, daughter of Abner Adair,
aged 10 years, all of this county.
This is marriage of young America"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

The power press on which the Columbia
Statesman is printed is run by horse power.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

The Columbia Statesman tells of stalk Of
corn sixteen feet eight inches high, raised by
Mr.. B. F. Fullenwider, of Boone county. The
crop of corn is good this year in Marion and
Shelby counties, and in other counties of this
section, also. If any of the farmers have corn
like Mr.. Fullenwider's, we should be glad to
hear from them.
The editor of the St. Charles Chronotype has
been shown a stalk of timothy six feet eight
inches tall.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
DRUG STORE

IL DR.. R. n. ANDERSON, has just opened and
094 will keep constantly on hand General Assert
HN-W ment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
&B VSrnhh, Dye-StuiTs, Window Glass, Spices Per-
fumery soaps Brushes and every other article usually kept
in Drug Store These articles have been selected by him
self great care assisted by one Of the best aruRSss In
the State ard he WARRANTS every article sold BY him. 10
be GENUINE AND FRESH.
lie occupies the Old stand Of Glenn and Mathews on Main
street, opposite the City Hotel.
Hannibal, July 20, lS5S-d6Wly
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
MR.. EMERsoN'S SCHOOL,
HAN IBAL,

Ii A n " Is a l.
n Ev. DANIEL EMERSON, "A NJ, will open an English and
II CassoaI School for boys In Hannibal the first Mon.
law in Srenber In the basement Of the Second Presbyterian
Chnrch Tmp per quarter Of eleven weeks For common
English Branches sogrAphy, Arithmetic &c. 50 90 Higher
Pho ply Chemistry, &o,I 90 90 Classics S7OOj Ftench
rman aud Double Enry Bookkeeping, eacn extra, $500
Fuel and care " room, so cents.
FIR inormatiun In regard qualifications and experience,
Nj f. -,f,rs to the following testimonials;
Fkuy President PIRRcE,'flbis may certify that Mr..
Daniel Emerson sas graduated Western Reserve College in
August 1889 He was alike distinguished for talent and
,hahp, and held frat standing In bis class He is con
sdred s well auaed instruct IN any department Of edu.
cation but distinguished for tk IN Language and would
IL Is beloved excel A. Teacher In Cassio Seminary.
GEORGE E. PIERCE,
"wCs'em Reserve College Pres. West Res. College,"
Aug. I'D lSIl."
--.ses---
FRCM JupaE VAN SwEARISGEN AND OTHERS III concur
fully with the sentiments in toe certificate Of President
erce Of the qualifications Of Rev. D. Emerson 10 instruct in
"any dcparmcn Of Cducaon and oheerully add, tina,
have been patron Of his school, taught here since
It's gOnzaton, and that Il IL surpassed by none and equaed
by few within my knowdge for efficiency and government
THOMAS VAN SWEARlNGEN."
"Wcst Ely June IL, 1852 -
awe cor Tally CONCUR in the JOHN NJ. coMBS, ESQ,
above rec nme adatlons, JOHN WATSON,
(aupgi&wIm) ALFRED WARNER"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

5sty- We arc authorised to announce o. q. STRONG a
election (sug6dtd)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

The Hannibal City Liquor Law Ref rm Association
Will meet next Monday evening, at the Bap-
list Church. All the members are earnestly
urged to attend as business Of much importance
will be transacted.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

The drum-shops Of Hannibal have all been
closed except one, which will continue its en-
istence until the I'd of September. Its owner,
who takes the matter good humOredly, calls ii
the Lone Star" Liquor or no liquor selling
will doubtless be made test question in the
election of city officers next November. This
is certainly the only way to accomplish perma'
nent results.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
w N E.

WINE,
Pure Old PORT Sherry, Madeira CArst and MAlaR. vps,
at tho Drug Store Of ~ ~
July 26, 1861 4W3m ANDERSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

HANNIDAL AND ST. JosEPH RAILRoAD.-The
St. Louis News, after noticing the fact that the
Board Of Directors had ordered the immediate
construction of an additional hundred miles of
the road adds:
This is good news. Missouri bids fair to be-
ere long, in the front rank of Western States,
in the matter Of railroad improvements. Saint
Joseph and Hannibal will become very rapidly,
large and important cities.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
B R A N D Y.

Is RIA INDY.
DURE Old Pale and Dark Brandy for Medicinal purposes
i Tor sale At the Drug Store Of
July &c, l953-dGW3m ANDERSON
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

Many wears ot TT n seId Vt imparng the public conf
deuce this medic has for II appreciation and
noorjcy by far exceeding the saugune OF
Its friends. Nothing but intrunso vir and the unmis
k'he cncht conferred thousands of sufferers, eud
originate and manta,a tho repul alton II employ While
many interior remedies thrust upon the community have
Jailed aud lie Discarded this has gained friends by every
a conferred benefits the afflicted they forget,
and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable be
forgotten
While IL fraud on the public to pretend that any ono
mciicnc viii ufably cueslill there IL abundant proof
that the Cac-v Pccora does only general thing but
ans' Invariably the maladies Tor which IL
A. time makes these facts wider and better known III
medicine has gradually become the best reliance oi the ct
cd, INN the log cabin Of the American Peasant to the Pal
Of European Kings. Throughout this entire country in
every state CITY, aud indeed almost every hamlet It
Cuefry PectR known rs the best remedy extAnt for dis
Il the throat aud lungs and in foreign
v is ming to be extensively used by their intelligent
Paysians. In Great Britain, France and Germany, where
tho medical sciences have reached their highest perfection
Cherry Pector INTRODUCED, and in constant use in the
Arnie Hospitals Aims Houses, Public Institutions and In
mCsc practice a the suret remedy their attending Ply
caps can employ for the affections of the
ungs, Also mdcr case and for children IL is safe pleas
and c1acua In fact some Of the most altering
Testimonials wereceiv have boon from parents have found
It ethcacious In particularly incidental 10 childhood
The Cherry Pe1tUra is manufactured by practical Chem-
st and every ut under his eye with nvarae
accuracy and care II sealed and protected by from
counere consequently be relied genuine without
| aduiteTation.
We have endcavored here furnish the community with
medicine Of such intrinsic superiority and worth as should
commend itself TO their confidence remedy at once sAfe
cua watch this has by repeated and countless
trials proved itself to be aud trust by great care In prepar
ing with chemical accuracy, Of uniform strength to afford
Physicians agent on which they rely the best
repts and the b ,ted with Aremedy will do for them
ali that medicine do.
Prepared and sold by James Aver Practical and Annlv
tica Chemist, Lowell Mass.
20" Sold by t Birmingham Bro, Hannibal; Kisbt
ley CIstarphen'New LOndun TA'e, Turnbull Co.. Frank
Warren, St. Louis, and BY Druggists every where -C
August 9th, lS5S-d6w6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09

IL A lot of the new postage envelopes has
been received at the Hannibal postoffice.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-09
UNEXPECTED REVELATIONS FROM CHINA.

RANDoLPH County PAPER.-Dr. ]. H.
HerndOn proposes to publish paper in Hunts
vile, Randolph county, to be called the "Hunts-
Vile Recorder"