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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09
ARRIVALS AT THE MONROE HOUSE,
Corner OF MNIn and Centre Streets,
VIM, SHOOT, Proprietor.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1858.
Richard Hughes, Palmyra.
LCuis Marlett, Pittsburg, Pa.
Jas, Buford, Rails county,
VIM. Chamberlin and lady, Monroe.
p. M, Prichard, Brunswick, Mo.
JOhu Forman, Rails co.
A, Cauthorn, Mexico, Mo.
w, H. Dyer, do.
]. H. CoFson.
L, G. Prewett, Montgomery.
l., B, Drahall, st. Louis.
Asa Davies, Pike CO,
l., c. Winthrop, Wisconsin,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09
For the Journal.

Ma, CLENENs' had no expectation, when
offered my advice 10 tho youthful editors Of the
Courier" that should awaken the pOternal
and cxcrucia,ing sen'ibiliies Of :" A Temperate
Man." or arouse the iuebriatSd illusions Of
" Alaska"
MY efforts were designed, il possible, TO in
still into the minds Of the Courier men an idea
of their very inconsistent course Of conduct in
prating about their love for the temperance
cause, and then publishing three 10 four col
umns a week Of "aid and comfort" 10 the
whisky sellers--whoSe faces look very doeful
Just now--and to induce them 10 come out like
men and confess either their fondness for the
"crsctur," or the influence that prompted them.
For il we admit that they arc temperate men
in preeept and practice" we are bound also to
admit that their paper is very tntempeTdts. 1t is
the organ Of the whisky sellerS-then we havO
an iaiempras paper with sober editOrs-quite
a nOndescript, All that would be necessary to
prove the paper incorporate, or slightly under
the influence Of the "jOyt'd," would be a read.
ing Of the exquisite production OF venom, spite
and vulgarity over the signature Of "AlSska."
But I am gralihOd with my success, The
editors have come out manfully-thsy pirate no
more about their dear temperance principles
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09
NRRRAEKA.

The enterprising citizens Of 81. Joseph are
bcstrring themselves for the settlement of Ne,
braska. They are wisely on the lookout for u
llourshng region beyond which shall bring
wealth aud greatness TO their city, In this VIC
rejoice for what would be help 10 the other
extremity Of the railroad would TO this. And
here we would say, that Hannibal must not only
have oonnexion west, but directly cas-! also.
The " Eastern Question" that most directly
interests her, is not whether Russia and Turkey
will 20 TO war, but whether she shall pour her
mails, travel und produce directly forward
through her own proper channel, and SO receive
them in return, or whether this rettcr TO her
prosperity is yet to cling 10 her. Says the St,
Joseph Cycle " A large and enthusiastic meet.
ing of the friends of Nebraska was held at the
City Hall in this place on Saturday last. Hon,
W. r. Hall and d. NJ Johnson, Esq., addressed
the meeting"
It seems that there arc portions of Nebraska
no. belonging or granted TO any Indian triba
and all that is asked for is, that those unappro'
priatcd lands may be thrown open for settle.
meNt, on the pre,emp'iOn plan until, by treaties
with the Indians, the other portions shall also
be in a state TO be opened
A map Of Nebraska, showing what is, and
what is not, Indian country in it, is Just about
being published, or is perhaps already published
by the officers OF the Indian Department, by
which it apseNrs that the greater Part Of that
region is rot Indian Territory,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09
A TEMPERANCE Mas.


"THr Musical WoRLpi AND New YoRK
is weekly paper, now just en-.
tcring its seventh volume, published in New
York, and devoted 10 the interests Of music. Il
is edited by II, S. Willis, brother Of N. p. vii.
lie, and also, it is said, Of he Fanny Fern"
who is q contributor to that paper. It contains
new and choice tunes, musical advertisements Of
all kinds, discussions and treatises on the most
interesting musical topics, and "musical news
from everywhere" Terms, single copy, So
two copies, So; five copies, $40; and the per-
son sending club Of five subscribers, will re.
ceive an extra copy for his trouble,
IL The dandy who was struck with an
idea" was not seriously injared, as the weapon
was very slight one. Such an accident il not
likely to happen 10 hun again,
TEE CRYSTAL PALAoE.-On Tuesday there
were $3.50 visitors. The ship St. Nicholas
has arrived from Liverpool with twenty.one
packages for the exhibition, consisting Of bronze
articles, valued at Gl6,So0; an ingenious ma
chine for type-sctting, and also one for distri.
butiug type, worth e500; also cas,.iron gate,
valued at e225, and a Photographic apparatus,
II From the N. Y, Tribune we gather the
following information in respect 10 the present
aspect of the war question between Russia and
Turkey;
"lt appears that in accepting the propositions
Of the mediating powers, the Gar agrees Ia
withdraw his troops from the Danubian princi.
palhics, on condition that the Porte accepts the
same propositions without alteration. This
would leave it 10 the Turks 10 say whether
thore shall 10 war or peace, and must, we
should say, in any event, enure 10 the advan.
tage Of Russia, Ii the Porte accepts the propo.
SOls-whoso exact nature, by the way, is moi
yet officially made public--we may be sure that
Russia gains everything essential in her Original
demands. If, however, as is far from improb.
able, the Sultan should be impolled by the ardor
Of enthusiasm prevailing among his MOslem
subjects, TO reject these proposals, on him fall,
the responsibility Of plunging Europe in war
contrary TO the advice Of his allies, With this
acceptance on the part of Russia, the question
has entered upon a new phase, but its ultimat,
conclusion is little less doubtful and menacinE
than before"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09
TKRMs OF ADVERTTSn9a
IN THE DAILY JOURNAL

KIN bAlLt JOUhN Al,
First insertion, Dive Cents Line
Each Insertion afterwards, Two and Half Cents a
line.
Advertisements will be published nom six 10 twelve
days Al TEo Gents Line Tor each ms srlioU including
the first,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09
Land, Houses and Tlmber sor Sale !

I r. HARDY OILERS for sale, 200 acres ut Land in
- Illinois, near the HANNIBAL Ferry, aud convenient
TO the Hannibal aud P0yson Plank Road. Il is all
good land, aud 1875 to $50 acres Of is on high ground
that never ovsrowS aud is the best land this side the
Bluffs u acres oi Il arr udeT Euce; IL haslh good
cabins on Il there ale acres in potatoes, with 6ne
prospect OF plentiful crop, owing 10 the good quality
Of the land There about 900 or ,6Uo eurds eli
good boat Wood en- u, The timber is worth St,OeO
w,hou, the ground,
There ate "a 0cIeS one aud half niles south Of
Hannibal, Of the best Stave TEber the best in tue
vicinity,
Que small lot on Rill street, between Third and
Fnuth
All Of which will sell privately or to the highest
bIder, on the 2O,h OF this month.
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAlNSl for I am detar.
mined o leave TINS country, sep6dSWN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09

IS The Courier intimates that the Committee
10 select Temperance candidates rurpOsely chose
majority Of wings. We are informed by a
member Of tho committee, in whose word we
place full confidence, that neither the democrats
nor wings composing the Committee ever men,
toned the subject, or appeared to think Of poll
tics, The chairman says he would have pre-.
ferred majority of democrats merely 10 settl,
the oOviGng, il he had thought of the subject
at all.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09
NoTICE.-Having large amount Of bust.

NoTlCE,-Having large amount Of BUSH
ness demanding undivided attention, and which,
in addition 10 my editorial laborS, is more than
l can well attend to, and rs this will probably
continue TO be the case for three or four weeks
to cOme, have engaged the services of Rev,
d. EAERsoS, for the time named, ind who will
take charge of the editorial department of TO-
morrow evenings paper.
o, CLEMENS,
Wednesday ErMing, Sept. an, 1853,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-09

~ The dandy who was "struck with al
idea" was not seriously injared, as the weapon
was q very slight one. Such an accident il ne
likely to happen 10 hun again.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-20

investment VI Honey. F. &
'ElIE snn.c, li,crs VII attend !" the ss
4 Investment of Money
IN the cities Ut New York. Br"Ukly", ant
W.llIamsbuIgh.
In sums Of $500 or mole.
IN Bond and Mortgage, Oh imp. owed and Tn
,ncumbr, ed Real EsldIr, w'Iin al least
FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
than the Investment, al SEVEN par cenI. H.
terest, Der aunum. pa> able h"li yearly: anc
yut lend To the cnllectI"U "i Interest "he'
due. aud remit the same to Lenders, or "ceep'
i drafts therefor. pay able on the days The ''n
'ev4st will fall due. No charge Is made ''
,enters tor the investment VI money o. Inc
t,ti,'i. tt1ti q I"'s ''>.. ..r ~
The lstfuaitun al the Subs' ilhrra as Att"'
-1.i,r,tc i}uii..!le Associations mrntI""e
.au cav. IErm iaIIiithS 1T IhVe>'h
t4r,y wuhIr ten days at!'I IT'S receipt,
Seq receipt uI aoii.> Of Tue sauhs /" be a"
sd.
80 res, as a Ccaraniet of our int >aIi' an
,,t.cJt\ u,Inn the tdCI that ~ ave the A'I"'
vs. ~ Iue ;uii"wing C"ti"'a tn>, all B.
~nirh employ iht.n cauIiai IN Investments "
l,,fra.r, WHEREBY the amount Invested t.
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At the Old Stand No. 2EKchnnRe place.
DRIDGEPU1I. CT.
TIME 6Tm ot Blarkmsn & SAINT 'Fd 80 long
- known 81 the aboxe place having dis
s.slvesl, the business - now cOrdaried by the
subscTIbeT who will be happy 90 see all who
visit the cISy either Tor business OF pleasure.
u Is my intention to keep larger assortment
than has ever been offered IN this place, which
will Al all times befree!y shown either 10 the
uu, chaser or The cuCious.
Ms Stock II Jewelry is very large and en-
bTacing every style in fashion. both fine Col,
and plated.
Ladies and Gent.emen's Gold Watches q
every drs~riDii"n, quality and price. frcm,
$40 to 900, and Silver Lever, Lsrine, auC!
Verge Watches If every qI.aliiy that can he
warranted =" keep tim" Silver Forks. Spoons
Knives. Ladies', Cups. Sugar i"ngs. Sc = large
| a .,ri memi always "n hand. warranted "a prre
a. coin, and III the must fashionable style
silver work "t all kinds made 20 order, JewelTy
| and cpecIaclas made and repaired.
Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals
Plates. Spoons &c. engraved in superior
STYLE.
Fine Watches, repairedin the most perfect
manner, and warranted in all cases to peTfnt m
we'll. Watcl es sent BY Exprrs< or otherwise
for repairs will receive imme,lisie attention.
GEO. s SANFORD.
-. N".2IN l;igt ] lace
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PIANO FoRTEs


~~~ %-@
EVEN-Six and three. quart"r-ani
- Six Octave Rosewood P'A>o FoRTEs,
inst manufactured from new scalrs "nd Ut
decided superiority Ut tone, Can be had
from the subscribers, for ready cash, at "a
great bargain. Every porel'"ssr will b"
secured by full warranty, a"d those VIII"
navy pu, chase by order will be- as we'll
denl, by ms ifprssent themselves. A lead
ing member OF this firm. having been for
many years teacher ct music, is more
than ordinarily qualified both 10 produce
and to select instruments which will be
acceptable to customers. Our WarerOum
is 10 the centre OF the city. directly opp".
site the New Haven Railroad Station aud
near ali the Stations ofll,e principal Rail-
ROADS eadins from this city. 4
.tf ]. +. WARNER IL co.
ALL Broadway. New York.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-20

EOR the cure of SalIrheum. ErysiPe-
Il las, ChiIbInins. Chnpped or Cracked
Hands Burns and ScaIds. Cuts. Wounds
Of any kind; Cd Sores: all kinds oI
breaking nui 6nd Sores On chil''Ien: SORE
l. ips. PimpIps OH the Face, and all diSen-
SEES It the Skin.
pF"r particulars see small bills &c.
campaigning each Box.
sT%9O OOJ boxes sOlh in this State the
pasi wear. aud gave Mm'vPr-al sasi>f' ion
The great secret of the popularity oil
this Ointment lees in the Fact that IT Hc'
c"mnprshes all il is recommended To do
and that do not ecOmnlrDd il to cure any
thing hui what from the nature al the In'
sredrnls. it is absolutely specific for.wh'Ie
other prppa ra,i ions Of The kind are reco'1'-
:neuled 10 cure every disease that human
flesh is heir Ia from Consumption I0wu Ia
the bite Of flaa, when. in fact, all tie
MEDICAL properties they contain are 10 the
hantll,ilh, and tile tLOi,sar'iS ut fictitious
certificates published ~ Ihe.f praise.
| invite these troubled with the above
complains. particularly Sab Rt'eum.) 10
take a box aud Try lift W" are not
FULLY satisfied. return it und take back your
."..,y
N. b have hundreds Of Certificates !
"n sh"w amy one who feels disposed IL
al an me "n:l satisfy himself on the VII :
ns>"l the ".n,mrnt. Prepared aud >"h'
nv MONROE rEHREL, NaugSimk. c.
- All OG-rs nirCct. d 10 lie al" We mi
.r>s. will bs Thankfully received "H''
n..,,,,niy .,l,.n,'pd To. S4'it alS'' Ivy lh'
% Druggists and ;"u"'ry Mer
.lianIs gtnr,nil,. PrMr 25':
W,mLl>ALE IItP rs a. B.G u. SANDS
NJ, 100 Fo,,.u>t n, ~ Y";k. kthdI y !
Co.. b Isl. n. \ Mrt:.nIe " 20. A'I"n\.
Ac.~r. -lncl6+m a T. 81. IN, Vii
sled 1 =. Ailrn. W"'rri,vsie Charles ~
Mem CS..sh. u Nrrs 4 & ~
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Premium sky Light DaguerreOtypes

HgUt1sWA@ CAJ 1a0@S WS01NhsSWeyK~0
1HNHE unde.sigT ed would most respect
Il fully AGAIN call the attention Of the
citIzens 0f LIIchfisld County 10 his supe-
riOT me th0d Of taking Daguerre''Iype Like
nesses. TIE public may rest assured that
no trouble CT expense will be spared on
his part 10 Masking himself acquainted with
every new improvement. AMI he able at all
times To produce as gOUh Miniatures as can
be- obtained in the cOunIry. Ear the last
Eve years his wlIOla time anJ attention lINs
heen devoted TO the Art Of Photography:
and he is haI py in being able TO say. ihht
his most sanguIne expectations have hreh
mure tilnn realized. both in regard 10 The
very extensive patronage he has RECEIVED
AZ well as his success in being able at all
tunes 10 produce first class pictures. u ~
well known TO scientific men who have
practical knowledge Of this wonderful art
that pure atmosphere is very essential to
the prof uclium of a iue clear aud we'll d"
veloped llcIule. Now l.iich6eId Hill is in
this respect perhaps mare highly favored
than almost any other place in New Eng
land. tle trusts that all who have not
mlIeady ~ faithful representation at life,
" III lose no time in calling at Ills r0"ms and
sitting I"I their iciurrs while there IL yet
life while the eye is clear aud expressive,
aud the cheek r~,aiMs its vivid glow; foT
ID is II Mneniable FACT that he is often called
upom TO 60 10 The 'hous~ Ot mourning 10
luke the likenes>es of deceased persons
Then delay nut, hu, call immediately, and
you shall he gMnIanIeeda perfect tAe Simite
Of the living subject.
tcSS-Roo,ns in the first building south OF
the Mansion House.
DIS J. L. JUDD.
Lilchfish. Mny 2O,l,. 1852.
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Architecture.
o. & n. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.

ZIG Main Street, Hartford, Conn.
0AFFER their services 10 gentlemen a.
~ bout to build. to committees of Public
Buildings, Churches. School Houses. &c
l'lans for all kinds and styles Of dwell
ing houses. &c. actually built and in pro-
sress. can al aH Zines be seen at their Of
fee and as it. rs more economical and
saves, ,,nuclI after disappointment to have
plans and specifications well maiured be.
fore commencing. il must be desirable for
hose at."ul 10 build to secure the services
III experienced Architects. .- .-e
They also undertake the inspection oil
works d.uin2 The InOet Pss as Well MS fur
"i>I' designs for every s'yie al Inferior de-
r"tn'M.u. irr<c" lmimslms. nr''h4'n~nts. tab
hts Sc Cna' gees always moderate.
J.u. 30. l-!2. 81
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New Goods!
I. 4. RICHARDS,
uAS lust received from New YORK 6
- large assortment Of
aIlamd Winter Goods.

Fall and Winter GOODS
for xenllsmen's wrsE. which were purchased
nv him expressly IoU this market. ard which
he i confident will be found UFCn tSsn,'nss
item 10 be- superior 90 any similar stuck ever
brought int" Liirhfeld CoUniy. His sI6ck 81
cloths cassiHDeIesS velvet. vesiinRs. IL com.
uIetc, comprising an sFsoIiUe"t 81 all c''ioTI,
and 8 ylts in Which, he 66fts sry che To- exA
hItj, a suVeriUi lot. He also las an exitL$
%ive assn, i'm. Mt Of shirts, bCsGns, c'IIars.
hIatk ard fancy crsvsi., ties, fI,Cks. fOsl ns
Ieys. gloves h,sieTy, meIinO shirtP ard dIsW~
rrs. handkeIchIefs, umbrellas, aid eveIl
thing nccGs sa:y to complete gentle n aIl's
" ardI obe in a superior mani or. His sftCk Of
rIothirg this fall " hiCh has &c en- got TIP with
The greatest are, is larger Ihsn evei-W hIch
he will sell cheaper than evPI-and "a hCeveR
u,chases IF hIm may be sssurcd that the
articles are just what they are Represented &C.
he, Gentlemen you ale invited to call and
examine the largest stock of goods in the.
equity. aud 20 per cent. cheaper than.
can be bought elsewhere. gentlemen iurrish~
| ing thei, cloth. can have heir gar ments made
| N a style not 10 be surpassed in fashion and
wn, kmanship. and warranted :" fit. TIL
| RIchalds desires 10 return his most sincere
J thank 10 his friends and the public, for the
| generous patronage heretofore extended to-
him. aid respectfully solicits continuance
nf.rhe same. with a pledge on his part TO do
all in his power 10 merit the public patrons
age in his business.
A good supply of Boys Clothing constant!
| nn hand. Remember the first store east OF
| Wheeler's Hotel, West ct.
CUTTING done at shot notice.
Fall and Winter Fashions rs .s:s:d.
: TIL RICHARDS.
LltehEeld, October, 1852
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'QOOTg aRL 10 TSvaSI0 INV 40
MISREPRESENTATION Fs&4YS@F

Mi,ford-Mr TA,ise, Plymouth Hollow.
WuOiward g. Crsst, W"cdbGTy-H S
Sanford. Bridge water-H Kilbourp, Milton
Conn., E ,Tomiins0B, New Pres,cn-Nill-
ism Hunt, WO0dvill,.-W illin m Fry, Ea st
Kent--E SkIif Cornwall BEidge-JHolliS.
ter. SaIisburv-Joyce T. Spar. Sou,hCs-
mag
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HISTORICAL WORKS.

HISTORICAL WORKS.
RANCROFT'S HISTORY U. s. 9Th vol, just out
NILDRETHS HISTORY U. s. volu.
WILSON'S HISTORY
sREscoTTs CONQUEST OF MEXICO, vols
I" PERU
g FERDINAND AND ISABELLA. 3 vols.
HUME's HISTORY OF ENGLAND, 6 vols.
GIBBONS DECLINE AND FALL OF ROME, vOla.
ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTORY
GROTE's HISTORY OF GREECE, 10 vols.
s1IULWALL's HISTORY OF GREECE, 9 vols.
ALisON's HISTORY OF EUROPE, vols
STONES LIFE OF BRh1,T, Q vols.
STcNE's LIFE AND Tl.IEs OF RED JACKET.
G,ARK's HISTORY OF ONoNDAGA.
lCRNETs NoTEs on SER NORTHWEST TERRITORY
aAxTONS FALL. OF POLAND.
ICEocLCRAFr'j MOTIFS ON THE iRooCoIS.
koA .RAUCH's HISTORY OF GERMANY.
SEALS HISTORY OF THE PURITANs
3AUBIGNE'S HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION,
ORSTER'S STATESMEN OF The COMMONWEALTH
AQoRE's GOVERNORS OF PLyMOUH AND MAssA
CHUSETTS BAY
'AAuNDER's TREASURY OF HISTORY, SC, &c.
FOR SALE By aes-.l.s.
RB0CKETT & HUTCHINSON.
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STEAM ENGINES AND
BOILERS, 4

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to
~ order Of superior quality and eluaI
10 any for economy and pc YER at prices
that cannot fail TO snit the purchaser and
warranted. Many years experience has
enabled me- to improve my engines 30 ns to
c;vn entire satisfaction. Patronage is SO.
'.n"i and orders by mail or otherwise
wrl he promptly attended tn ty
AARON EiLBOURN No 4H0ward q
New Hnv+h. October 70, SO.
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nv Elm y.

NJ JACKSON hereby givcp notice that
H he continues 70 DYE Over. Costa,
Pants, Coais, Stockings. Lndirs Dresses
Shagis, &C.. ui his residence, OSIe quarter
ola mile west Of the Court House, in Liscll
Geld.
~ All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
LiichlieId, September ! 1851. IL
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Thy, -.,n~ 'lN v .lums's at "a. To h
kssh.sa! VIII SEA marh b-l-w 'hs bH+
se.ie,s' ,,r,ce. as have duplicate copies. such
a. Gseenl~at 90 EyiceOce Ks ne Comme'ia'
ries. JorIaan on Willis, Gculd's Pleading. Ste
CO. BELDEN.
Liich6eld, Dec Sih. 1882.
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L!rCHFlEl.D COUNTY
AG.B1I ) UlTU.RAI ST L L.

AGRI3 UlTU.R RAIL ST / L L..
'ks.Ic suo|c'I u,I has iiI"t' an at - ia T.
l. with Mn IT, We! i"r iae sale ii h's rtl
chrat"d Straw and C",n-Staik CuH.r. >h"i
sell all SUES ct his Caters al tue lnw".' 'a>i
prices W l"le.ale aud retail Ky pmrta-tns
these Cutters. Fa,m"r- and 'cha'hrs ~ III Ia
able to -aye Their stock ten staivt,i"n.
srra, vasirl, al New York s. k' stem Pl.ON>
Sythes, P,cLii,k$, Manulr Folks. ihg a't
Pniat"e Lio"ks. Shovels. SHADES. &c i'ARi :
W ARE 81 all klm;,, Dp"r " minnc- Ea,t
aud Circular Saws. Files. Nallsa"i stake 81
all k,"ds DRY GOODS GRot k!E>
CROrKtRY aud TIN Wate, B,a-s and IN,
KETTLES a .i"ai variety .r ....... ..
Stoves and Pipe aud t'urnilute. a preat va.
rrN al Me meet "prrt W.! aiI'ins
Furnace Casting. Of every deScririi' tt
Mill G. airing If ali KINDS -Wal-,>W '-I.
v.,<h"i. pitch back ant. p,r.snr"-tv"ry'hns
in The Iron line can De- had at the sh'rtc>i
na'ice al 81, dwin'> Furnace
.Al"x" oi!. Ra d.vi"'s lmpI' v"h Railroad
ell Mn PUMPS are taking the lead al every
thing in he pump line These punt an.
.urc 40 eiv, sai'staCn"n. -f#H tE.
Ben q !o atst "r ,l,t. line 81 thrPr"v,dehre
| Ha,,Ipld AID. Fis'kl' Ra,t'"ad. humps a..
sen, 10 az, pas 1T IL, EnitU S:ans al III.
sh",:,s, n"tlre
Turnlpg La,hs aud Turning E"gims.
| M,cHin !, III rv..y descriptions Gaad. ant
revaucd. Paaicuia npai6 Ia getting
! up new Pa'ieEns 1T machinery, water whee
| z v"rnMs, hers" powers amt ihiasheIs, we"
SANS. Sc. &r
| Th. subscribe, flnil@rs himself that his lnn,
experience will enable him T." give sat isIactIOl
| IL all the branches 1 his BUSINESS
| lF$-Call snh see Don't ;0xet.ke pla.s.
| N'rEh
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TLsfallowiug is a list of our au,horize.

TheI"tIoWing u IIst ofoar anthoI'zcs
Aganta- ~ .a. ..H...
vFsV Oh Rsliwin, Litch6eld; J d
I,'ice. S',shnry Braun & Richardson.
LiaA z sck: Bsl.lAn s. MiUer. Falls VI!
taz' Gar liner & Sanford. West COrnwan;
Watson s. Smith. sharon -Aisord
s:Mn.r, WOic0tvilIs-J Eli Treat New
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R. sTKr3.S'f9se e.fs,
NJ the Old St0nd.

NE ING Qua aNIWNW.
e~a% HAVING procured a" assistant
~8C1SS 3. AicnInakeI AMI LeW"isL. M'A'
49, ffS3SA uulInmi 10 Il" any d." az Rl"'s
oi watch departing a"d ~"l'h j. ~'A'"i ma
may he inI.usltd i" MS ca'' ." tue "FsA "'''
ne. and ON tea.nnatn terms. IL" ral"s "'h -
,,.,od ,n rive sall.laClhI Itr V"iN Gust. iite
Thank IN for past ta> O,s htw"nt" -"'ir" j"
continuance III The l"tM,' patronage. A's".
cbuice .snr,m .ai ~ Watches. Jews ;:s sM
silver Ware a, low pri. IS tu' Cash.
Lite hfield. MaN 1871 Tvs
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Rir~ROa.S.

=. G RFH'KM TIN: Ia $ LEWIS
OLIVER GOODWIN DAvIn;. S.ANEOhD
STEPHEN TROWBRlDGE.
SHELDON OSBORN sOi rsl slnl9n.
+. ceNsral Acct
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AUCTION SALE.

A A Farm 81 81 acres. situated TWO
Tnf and a nail miles south at ware"
Esss3 Meeting House. with Dwehinp>
@s ;Iunsr. Bnm. ed ting ""'','-
IL. III: i. good coI'dmrHl walf' 10 "'"u.n'
"a the hnlse and ham hv pipes. from never
.a,inp suing. Thu is the TAI m lately ""n-
ID aud occupied by stephen S''"ne deceased
II will ne sold al Puolic Auction. on 'nr
%, h Of January, 1883. II not p'eV'"u.N 500
:, nr,va,e sic Fer further information aI-
nIv to VIM. HOPKINS, Administrator.
Warren. Dec 30, 1852. sE.A
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$4,000 per month.

fay- IF further reference is required. we can.
nm application. refer to the principal Mer-
chants, Bankers and Insurers in New York
a d Bronkl.i. --.....
Address. all communications to
BARNARD & PARSONS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
10 Wall street, New York.
49, 81 E BIN.