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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-14
Items from Mexico.

BAtrIMoRE Jan. Z.
We have dates from New Orleans by mail
as late as due, 81 "A ,.,.3 IS
Shocksoi an earthquake were felt at Mex
leo and Puebla, on the 4th Of December.
/ The San Posti papers contain an advertise
ment. sigued Henry May, offering reward
OF 5000, to any one who win give exact in
formation as TO the locality Of silver mines
on the Rio verda, owned BY Doctor Gar
diner, and $500 10 any one who will show
in the same district, quicksilver mines pre-
tended to be owned by DR.. Mears. ~ 4.
It is stated in the New Orleans papers,
that the Cotton crop Of Texas will be double
that of last year.
William G. Stowe, formerly of Buffalo,
New York, shot himself at Galveston, on the
23d December,
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DRY GOODS
For the Million I!

WYNN. ELDEN q CO., are now receiving
w their SEOONDFA IMPORTATION,
which is much the largest they have ever re-
ceived, and to the observer who looks through
the heaps upon heaps up stairs and down
apparently sufficient in quantity 10 supply al
the counties Of Ohio, Kentucky and Virginia
for many hundred miles as well as the rest of
mankind" l'..t~
This importation is not only much the lar
gest ever brought to this market, but the most
varied in description and design
The particular attention Of ali who are in
want of any article in the Dry Goods line, is
requested to our immense stock, feeling assured
that they can be suited and convinced that the
"Regulators'' is not only the place to make
their purchases, but is emphatically the Peo-
ples' Store, where the best Goods can be had
for the least money.
Oct 25-tf,
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Latest News /!

r LoDWICK & SONS, have received
~ their Latest Importation of DRY
GOODS, for the Fall and Winter Trade; being
a fall and complete assortement ofPlain & Fan.
cy Dress Goods, Embroider ries. Laces, Edgings.
Ribbons, Gloves Of all kinds. Silk, Lambs
Wool, Merino and Cotton Hosiery Bay State
long and fancy Shawls from 37s cents up;
Threads, Notions, &c., &c., in fact full as
sortment of goods usually kept in Dry Goods
hooses, our stock has been bought exclusively
for CASH, which enables US to give ba.gans in
all cases.
We feel grateful 10 the public generally,
and ''the rest of mankind," for their liberal
patronage, the-last season, und hope by an un-
deyiatng course 10 merit continuance of the
same, and to the =
Ladies.
We can assure You our stock of Dress Goods,
Embroideries, Trimmings, Notions, etc, is
larger and CHEAPER than ever, We have Just
received 1O) dozen Farquahrsons superior six
cord sewing cotton which far surpasses Coates
or anv thread ever yet introduced. We call
your especial attention to it
Remember the cheap cash store, No. 6s,
Front ST. Two doors west OF Franklin House,
Portsmouth, Nov. s, '52-dw
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watches and Jewelry,

FREDERICK g. HALLER,
One door alone OGkes & Baskirk's, Front street,
HAVING located in this city, for 6nQ
i L the purpose Of prosecuting the Sa1A,
Jewelry business in all its branches, Sa.aS
beg leave to announce TO the citizens Of Ports
mouth, and vicinity, that they have on hand,
and are constantly receiving fresh supply Of
Jewelry, consisting in part, of Watches ana
Clocks, Ear and Finger Rings, Breast-pins
Speetaeles, &c., &c. From their long expert
ence in This line, they fatter themselves tina,
they can please all who may give them call
and wish by their attention to business, Il
mesit liberal share Of public patronage.
HTWatches d Clocks repaired on the short
est notice, and warranted to give satisfaction.
N. B.-Lunet Glass, 25 cts; patent do
common, Is cts; Verge 81 Mai springl
81, and all other work in proportion, ,nand foI
jobbing, they think they cannot be sur ssed ii
the country.
Feb. I6,, 6,,'52-Trib. & Clip d&wf.
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something New!.
no ALL DEALERs in
EA MGNK nR RX.GmnmS !

r AM now prepqree to offer, extensively al
u Wholesale, a sglendid stock of EMBRDI:
DERIES, LACES RIBBONS, BONNETS,
MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS TRIM.
'MINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. Linen Cam
brio Hahdkefchi9b, Fans. Combs. Brushes,
and in short all styles Of FANCY GOODS,
and shalf be receiving constantly from New
York Auctions ana Importers, many of the
most desirabIesand cheap styles of Goods.
Tho plan adopted is to buy and sell for cash,
charging Ave per cent. advance. dk Isslk f
Thoughlthis system has been successfu lly
tested by Staple Goods Jobbers,I believe this
to be the onlyahouss carrying out the same in
Fancy Goods. t1 l5fa G
City and country dealers are invited to look
through this stock, hoping the great reduction
in prices will make it to their in terest to pur.
chase. ,,i d. BERRY, 3a
/ No. 1872 East side Main ST, bet. 4th and 9Th
aug. 3-dwly CINCINNATI
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Ladies', one word.

N@.a NATURE has blessed most
- young ladies with beautiful feet,
but their fair proportions are
marred most grieyously by unskilIful workmen
in preparing coverings for them. We have
seen this with grief, and are happy 10 announce
that beautiful foot can be made more beauti
full, and those deficient in form can be made
appear full of grace, by our efforts to supply
this great desideratum. We can exclaim with
the ancient sage and philosopher--EuREKA,
EUREKA We can supply Shoes, Caters and
Boots, that have thehappy faculty Of imparting
moi only comfort to the wearer, but fill the mind
OF the beholder with rapture as he gazes on so
lovely sight. Leave your measure with
dec. II II. BELL & co.
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Ihe Late Ohio STATE Fair.

A 8 many Of our ciliesns have not bean able,
IN on account Of business and other mat
ters, to hayesyfHted Cleveland during The late
exhibition Of the State ihgenBity, 60, the
undersigned would most respectfully call die
attention of all that, are ip want of HEAP
GOODS to tile rlamors Of New Goods that they
have justreccived at their ola astand, adapted 10
the wants Of all. which will be Soled st e.
treme,y low prices. They are determined 10
maintain the confidence Of their friends, and
have exerted their endeavors TO bring on q
splendid stock Of berry cheap aud handsome
goods for the season, Visit, then, the estab-
!ishment Of w, HALL d SON, and secure q
very great saving in yout purchase, y ,sygI
Their aim is 10 please and accommodate ali;
and in order to do this they buy their goods all
for cash; do their own work; no rent nor clerk
hire to pay, aud consequently can sell very
cheap. a5.sa s3f Il
! hey have received also, fine assortment oI
ready made clothing, which they will sell OF
equally low prices. I, .a4
They are satisfied that an examination BY
the purchasing community is only necessary L
confirm all they say. s..3F
W. II. and Son avail themselves of this oc.
casion to return sincere thanks to Their friend
Aul tiiC NSts luoidi phuOudSO HClCloiOiC ICCcf
we'd and hope to merit a continuance Of thei
favors.
W"HALL & SON.
Portsmouth, Oct. 6, 1852. y,s
F48s.s RUMORS.
"0pen your ears (; for which if you will stoE
The vent OF fhearing when loud rumor speaks
SHAKsPEARE
IT'S strange-'tis very wonderful
That rumor once the truth should speak:
Astonishing the multitude
Tosee her play so strange freak
But if doubt you have indulged,
You'll bid your bosoms douSt no more, !
If you'll but take the time to caA
At w. Hall g. Sons cheap store.
The most fastidious there will find
Dry Goods suited to their mind,
The best and cheapest ever made
OF every fashion and eyerygrade,
Just call and see, you'll find forsooth,
That Rumor sometimes speaks tn truth.
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Country Dealers

WTILL take notice that arrivals of NEW
w GOODS are almost daily taking place al
VIM. ELDEN & CO.'S,
Wholesale Dealers, Front st.
Will keep up the stock OF desirable and season.
able goods, and makes 1t at all times the lar
gest and best assorted in the market. Several
lots have been received within few days, and
more are coming, to which the attention of our
customers and the trade generally is invited.
0Torders filled with promptness at all times.
Dec. 2.-dtf
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COME AND SEE
At PIG Iron Cor ier.

1000 choice Bacon Hams;
4ooO choice, heavy Bacon Shoul ders; got meat
on them;
400 bis. Mess Pork, wafra htcd good.
80 bis choice No. ] Lard in barrels;
3Oo bis. super. and No. flour approved
brands;
$50 Columbus Lime;
600 Fire Bricks;
81 Tons fire clay;
90 Boxes mould candles;
6 Boxes brown and yellow soap;
Window Glass, all sizes;
Kanawha silt in any quantity.
AAd other articles Of choice produce. Also
a steam saw-mill Engine and fixtures.
B, F. CONWAY& g. CO.,
March 6-dwt: Pig Iron Coner.
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& CuRIous.-An inquest was heidin Roch-
ester, N. T., oyer the body of a man named
Mclaughlin, found in an unfinished build
ing. The verdict of the jury was, "died from
the effects Of intemperance, exposure and
want Of food" Mclaughlin was taken
home by some of bis friends, placed in a
rough board coffin, and as they were placing
a cloth, wet in whisky over his face, to keep
him from spotting, as they stated, he iDaked
Up and opened his eycs crawled out of his
narrow resting place, and his first inquiry
was sfofwhiskey. This sunceremonious mode
of hurying man out of existence is sup
posed to have some connection with the fees
which are charged for an inquest Buffalo
Adp. 81. 80
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Maryland reEisIataie.,
lq BAifrMoRE, Jan. I

/. The Legislature Of this State was fully or.
ganized Yesterday, and the Governors mess
age was delivered. The finances Of the State
are m 4 prosperous condition. The surplus
revenue Of the year is e54e, 900, after paying
1857 OOn. in paymentof the current interest
on the public debt. 4 u li#te9 ~ W.
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HATS FOR THE PEOPLE!
Samuel G. Glover,

TTAVING purchased the entire interest of
III Messrs. J. Glover g. d. Wolfard in the
Hat Store, would respectfully inform the pub.
lie that he intends continuing the business at
the old stand on Front 81. between Market
and Jefferson, solicits continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
concern, and hopes by unremitting attention
to business and AN eye single to the wants Of
the public, TO give sati sfaction to all. He has
now ON hand large and general assortment
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Emporium of Fashion.
Rankin & M C F arlin,
NJ ERCHANT TAILoRS,

MERCHANT TAlL0RS, p
HAVE bought out A. c. Davis & Co., an
A. Il are prepared to attend to all calls iha
may be made upon them.
They intend keeping on hand all descrip-
tons OF Cloths. Cassimeres, silk Velvet, Satin,
etc., which they pledge themselves to MAKE
UP in the best and most fashionable style.
They also have on hands, READY MADE
CLOTHING, SO that he who may find him.
self short OF garments can be supplied at
moments warning.
Understanding the business thorough v they
hope TO please all who may confer their lavors
upon them:
Ports Nov. 18-dwtf se
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Something New!

GRAIN, FEED AND SEED STORE.
KENNEDY & CUNNING,
SECOND ST., ONE DOOR WEST OF M. E. CHURCH,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
I'LL AVE established Grain, Feed, and Seed
IL Store and are now fully prepared to sup
Ply the trade with CORN, OATS, HAY,
10y Me bale or lOad,) BRAN and SHORTS,
SEEDS, and, in short, everything in their
line Of business.
They intend to keep on hand full supply
at all times; and hope to merit and receive a
share Of the public patronage.
Highest Market price paid in Cash for a
Kinds Of Grain and Seeds. F9#
Portsmouth, Aug. 8, '52--dwtf
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Further From Gen. Pierce.

,Il DUsIUN, Jun q
General Pierce and his wife are both at the
house Of John Aiken, at Andover Neither
of them received much injury, but both are
are greatly afflicted for the loss of their son.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Cambridge, is so badly in
jured, tnat there are no hopes of his recovery.
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Steamboat Explosion-Six Lives Los

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 7, P. M. - The steamer
John simmonds left this port this afternoon for
New Orleans, and when rounding oui from
Portland, collapsed the fues Of four boilers,
blowing aft the heads No passengers were
hurt; six firemen are missing. The boat was
towed to New Albany by the steamer Falcon.
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JOHN n. FLINT,

MInfme Anw---I'O Corn Isais ers
IEJRhaye for1saie on Consignment, No. /
NV Hands, Steel Ploughs, BarnbilIS Corn
Planters. These are not only handsome arti-
o!epg but ibe bestcf lhe kind both haviur ta-
ken the Fret premium Il the Ohio State + Fail.a
: . 3. r. CONWAY & CO.,
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A Second Supply
HAS COME /!
II, Lloyd q co,

INN ARE AGAIN PREPARED TO SUP
S~ PLY THE WANTS OF THE ENTIRE
community with those indispensable articles,
such as Boots and Shoes, Of every description.
Having before received an immense stock /,
which proving inadequate 10 meet the increas-
ing demands of the people, we hive been
compelledto to purchase n second stock Of the
manufacturers; and we would again say to
purchasers that we are offering extraordinary
inducemsnts and would be pleased TO see them
on Front street, at the old staud Of R. LLOYD
g. CO., doubling not but that We can givea
satisfactory visit TO all.
Portsmouth, nov l6.
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Silks,

Blk Gnosde rhine of various widths and
prices; rich fig'd blk and barred Silks; blk g.
blue blk Reped Silks, rich 3rocude and wat
tered Silks and u few pieces more of those No.
India Satns just openingI at the Peoples
Slore, -t4- ,-a
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Portsmouth Manufacturing
8 ComDanV. lp'r y


luAVING completed the building of our
IL New Foundry and Finishing Shop, wo are
now in full blast. We canmake and finish any
article in. our line as LOW as any establish.
ment in the West. We make ia our Foun,
dry, ~ 4
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
OF all kinds and Patterns. In our Forge we
are prepared to make Wrought Iron, in all
shapes. Our Turning shop is peH supplied ,Oith
finishing Tools and experienced scorktaen 70 use
them. In our carriage department we are ma
king .a... .ss,I.a Z !. J -.
Carriages and Buggies,
and WORK WAGONS, Of every VS. style and
finish and our Edge Tool shop has good sup
ply Of a3 ~
AXES, AIDES, g. EDGE TOOLS
Of other descriptions. For further particulars
enquire at the Works, corner Of Jefferson and
Third streets, or OF the Hardware Store Of b /.
N. Murray, Front street. oo N
n WARD, MURRAY & STEVENSON.
Portsmouth, July 20, 1852.
!, jackson Standard, Piketon Journal. Cali
opolis Journal, and Adams County Democrat
copy to the amount Of two dollars and send bill
TO this Office.
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL!
VIM. SALTER. Jr..

rs now receiving his second supply OWN
L TER GOODS. He respectfully invites
his customers and the public to call and ex-
anime his ock, as il is very extensive and
selected with great care. The Ladies will
find his DRESS GOODS unsurpassed in va
riey, elegance and cheapness.
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STRAW GOODS.

Having purchased the above stock of'Goods
for cash, at reduced rates. he is enabled to, sell
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
ali,ile lower thun they have been purchased
hefetofore at the same establishment, and u
GREAT DEAL LOWER than they can be
purchased at any other place in this city. His
arrangements are such that he will be in the
constant receipt of the latest style Of Goodsof
every description inhi line, which will ena-
BILE him atall times to anticipate the wants Of
the most " Progressive"
Every description Of Furs and Skins pur.
chased, FOR whichJhe will pay the highest price
in cash or Hats. ya nov. 25, l652-ddw.
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BOOTS y SHOES.

IL PREDIGER still continues the BOOT
y e and l.l5 SHOE business lsns r. te S sSd. \
be 'pu rchased west Of the mountains. All, o.
ders promptly attended to. Work done wit
neatness and dispatch, and warranted,
Mechanics. ,gsls sst asad tek vi n
Portsmouth, Feb, 10. ls5I--45yl
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Inauguration ofthe jackson Monument,

AHHu5uIHIIUH OF tH0 OHUAtUH WUHufH6H1'
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Inauguration Of
the Jackson Monument, which takes place to-
morrow, promises to be a grand affair. The
President has directed all business to be sus-
pended in the executive departments, Several
military companies from distance are expect
ed.
The President holds his first levee for the
season this evening.
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VuECTyrtSx, n5Tsvxy xHr,sate
t..sl Etli ~ = = 4llte4N .lt I4ytA y 4AtAAS
GAIEsE0E 0E TfFhTNpM
49, ~ ~ IN t&AAA -.
,NOs %vt MAN Street, RuGalO. MY.
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DIR ~ ~ WhTTfarFidSeS fsef-
vyunun1S nm ,fpmSSes,,,s ~ sS,C,Se =,
INhkIhHIk It1NlIMENIpTlE WEYYnWRt
tDUnlAuM ukkAuD1ItklIu WIAluukk
S n ~ eonanty nefeAsna ~ tamq ~
4 -IYS OVRR THR u0ntn
n A.. ,o, b.cos,s IN, - .i1e;. ~, ..r, -. - a.
paticuaay TScousndsf ibs s-.''y -. -. ,' nv
n. lR0PgY:
Oh asss Of "a. oopalnt in,nsdIasy tsevsd. no nattsr
Of how lonr stsraIns Ss basfiee n, 7'fjo1S 4k
deass a. iehtlu a GIloLEpT and The slow md drssdf
progress Of The haiay bosfnf de syatel u dpErse which
most dttresIhg fsatdlsi. =, - X sV'.
-sis.iy0f fr4TTfrrfnsn y.rr,yu vr4 Rs W elai
,t1nhhtV Lib AMuvhAnAhs ..f
Il now Yields 70 th remedy and Physiciahs uu Il publicly
snd privately with perfect snece Let any who
bad ympicT 81 Dggsy Of any ohaiactar keep this article
AppIJCATION an TTE TWrup
a, n.c.,. ~. 80, ,rs =. -. ....aA,-
sm IL us & remedy n s1sscn g saa .5 N Ssa
sure III them nS y Any ,sE. q this disass. and Ssus
w 0'''AA' : wv w" "~ W. s npsv~r '
~ 49,. .,... ;a.., a...,. q, a.. s,.,....,.
Complaint 4 stands alone no other ssos can lssSs You:
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Carriages and Buggies.
LAND OFFICE AGRNCIEs.

DERS0NS wishing 10 enter Land al The
" Once in Chillicoibe o., can have Il AZ.
tended 70 and save both fIme and money. by
calling on; III pUGAN e. MACKOY. t1'
Eamers' and M<chanics' Erehaaes Bank. "A
Sept, u 1852. dwvs -
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or TIE Inauguration cf -. Elios N.
Conway, y 6oyenor Il Altsnsas. tool
place at EitiIe.Les.. oa the 10Th inst.
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ShaWls |

A LARGE STOCK of Bay State Long
Sbawls, Long and Square Mourning Shawls,
Miss and Childrens' Shawls al various prices,
and extra Heavy silk Shawls.
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French Embroideries.

To this portion of our recent purchases I
would particularly invite attention; it far sur
passes in style and richness any thing ever
offered in this city II consists in part of Swiss
and Jaconet Edgings, and Insertings, Swiss
and laconet Bands, Collars, Cuffs, Under
SLEEVES, Chemezetts, &c. &c.
nov. IS, 1852. WIN. SALTER, Jr.
(Tribune and Republican copy.)
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Hats and Caps,

Trunks. Carpet Bags, Umbrellas
&C., ofevery description,
TOGETHER WITH EVERY VARIETY OF
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a few evenings ago a clothing store keeper,
Mr.. eSscl, sold coat TO q man, from whom he
received $50 note on the State bank Of Ten
nessee. Soon after receiving ii he aScertained
that it was counterfeit, and an excellent imi-
tation Of the new issue. He gave information Of
the transaction to Joe Jeans, who in short time
arrested the man and lodged him in jail. 1t was
one Thos. j. Moseby, alias jeff Short. With
the aid Of Henry lIerby, he was traced TO Port
land, and caught Just as he was abou. to take a
boat 10 St. Louis He was examined before the
Police Court and held to bail to answer TO fell
ony, in the sum of $500.
AS soon as Moseby, alias Short, saw that it
was old Joe Jeans who was ON his trial, he was
satisfied that there was no use in lodging, and
confessed TO the transaction at once. He said
he obtained the money from a Mr.. Spencer, Of
Jennin5s county Ia, who came 10 his house
with young woman and a small child, and en-
greed board for them. Mr.. Jeans went TO the
house and saw the woman, who is very pretty,
and apparently but about seventeen years Of
age. The child is about year old. lie ques-
toned her about the money, and she Intimated
that shl could give good deal of information in
regard TO it, bur was afraid. After lodging
Short in Jail Mr.. Jeans again vent TO the house,
which is situated on Jefferson, near Preston, but
the woman had Disappeared The child how
ever, was still there, and he concluded 10 retain
il in his possession ~
Mr.. Morsell, the druggist, had taken SINH
lar $50 counterfeit note from a stranger, and
we learn that quite number Of them have
been passed in she city, of late. a descrip-
lion Of this counterfeit was published in thc
Courier OF Monly.- Louisville Courier
Yesterday The PaHuee came ~ directly from New
Orleans, roigh'5d with railroad iron ior the ROc;
Island and Chicys) Railroad.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-05
j. LONG & BROTHER.
HANsrnAL, Mo-, APRIL IA, 1883.
(sUcEssoRs TO ID. LoNo.)
wholes ale Candy H ouse

w II Q . d : y q HU y n u o.
ON Hill street, Hannibal, Mo-, (Opposts j. A.
~ Inslee & Cos
Where they keep constantly on hand large Assort-
ment Of CANDIES of their own Manufacture, and Of
superior quality TO any made in the Western country
They hope 10 retain the patronage Of the Old Deal.
ers in The Establishment, aud also to make many new
ones.
p. S-All. orders accompanied with a remittance,
will be punctuay attended to.
(my552Df) j. LONG & BROTHER.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-05
"A LEETLE" AHEADI!i
M, NEW GoODsl JUST RECEIVED AT

aa2s NEW GOODS! JUST RECEIVED AT an 81.
asaseSsS THE " PEOPLES STORE" A FRESH Y
~ SUPPLY OF GOODS, consisting of the usual
varieties. and adopted TO the present and coming sea-
son would respectively invite the attention OF the
LADl Is to the assortment of latest style BONNETS
some Of which indeed very handsome and fine also
Flowers, Ribbons, Dress Goods, French worked Col.
lars, Sleeves and Cuffs, also Embroidered Handkor-
Chefs Kid Gloves, Silk Mts, Lace Ves Tapes IIIu
sons, and suudy other articles too tedious TO mention
The Gentlemen will find the '.'rON" il the way of
fine Hat, also fine lo oil Boots, equal to those made
by the Judge" and Of course, much lower; we have
perhaps The finest genlemen's fancy Kid Gloves
You know SON" Indeed, not TO particularze We
wish itdstincily understood by all these presents NAV
come, that we have and. intend TO keep on hand, met
this lot, but others Unsteady general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Queensware, Groceries, Hardware &c
and that we sell as low as the lowest and we pa,ts.
ularly and most respectfully invite all Of cur ola
customers and friends, and the public large to re-
member US, and we promise TO trade on the I'mutusn
principle, and will use endeavors 10 give entIr.
satisfaction 10 our customers.
l am also Agent for w. N. Green's Cordage Tsets.
ry and keep on hand packing yarn, bed cords, halter
ropes, wines, &C., and can have any articles maunf.c
urtd at the shortest notice by orders being left AZ m.
Store Tmchl7wSml W. KERCHEVAL, Agent.