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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09
EMBROIDERIES, EAiBROIDERIES

II MBKUIUEKIES, ENIBRUIIIEhIES
live would particularly call the attention ofthe
US direct, which we are Offering at greatly reduced
prices
Lace and Muslin Collars Of the newest styles; Pug
Mandarin, Sontag, and Flowing Sleeves; Inside
Hdkfs of all styles aud prices; Cambria and Swiss
Bands very cheap; Swiss and Cambria Inserting and
Edging; Work'd Skirts, very handsome; intanS
Dresses ANA Bodies; Printed Embroidered Hdss.
Together with large assortment Of Lace Curtain
aud Curtain Muslius
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09

OF JciIu" FEVER. -.r.
MARRIED,
On the 9Th inst, at the Monumental Church, by
Rev. George Woodbridge, DIR. THOMAS NJ. PAGE,
Of bedford county, 10 ROSALIE, youngest daughter
OF The late James Brown, of Buoklngha county,
Va.
RICHMOND MARkETS-Noy.
CORRECTED DAILY.
There is nothing of interest maaket
FLOUR is quier-but little coming in and til > hold
ers are waiting further news. We quote at SO
ST..
WHEAT firm at 81. 550Sl6O
TOBACCO and CORNING change.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09

H 'ENDERS.--We have in store large
and wellselected stock of Brass, Green, Broazd,
capansd Wire and Nursery TENDERS suitable for
ua 5apanned Bronzd and Plain Andirons, Brass
a,iou9r.sd Steel and Polished Fire Irons Coal Scut-
ues Under Shovels. Trivets, &c For sale Inv
oc ~ VAN LEW Il TAYLOR 10 Msin a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09
VALUABLE DISC0VERY-One
4 GTIE aND TEyER CONQUER0K.-

A CUE AND FsEYER CONQuEkOh,-
IN The Compound Tonic Pills wali cure ne Asa .s
aud Fever. Chiils and Fever, Dusnb Agaes. ID ~
safest ard surest remedy now in use TAsy aosos.J
break the chill hnt the cause OF the eissas
aud give healthy tone to the whole system. es'
lereTs, try them, and be cured 20
For sale by T.. j. fitOr NGT
ee 81 p4eet.e---.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09
E'ALL SUPPLY OF DRESS GOODS

H'ALL GUEfL1 sOf DRESS GOODS-
Il Having established. myself on 18th street. on
posite the Exchange Hotel, I am now prepared to
cut and make forny customers and others who may
favor me with their patronage, COATS, PANTS and
VISITS OF the finest and most fashionable materials
selected but few days since by myself in New ORR
and Phiade!phia from the largest importing houses
ct those cities; Ny supply of CLOTHS. CASSl.
MERES and VESTINGS, cannot be surpassed by any
house in the city, and as shall be satisfied with
moderate profit persons win do well to call upon me-
examine my stock aud select for themselves
r. nj. ROBERTSON,
Merchant Tailor, l4th street
ACARD.-As1 am arranging my affairs to remove
TO New York, have sold ont my Merchant TAILORING
Establishment 20 Mr.. +. M. ROBERTSON, who has
taken my old stand on 18th street, opposite the Ex-
change Hotel, and upon whom advise my customers
to call and leave their orders for clothing feeling sat
s6ad that he will be ble to give them the m.st en-
tire satisfaction fse s-tsi p. SPlLLMAN. in.
DLAID RAW SILKS.-We have Just
i received fsw pieces Of Rich Plaid Raw Silks
aud Plaid Mernoes, 70 which we would call the At
$500 DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
oe8 No A5EaEle Square.
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DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
oc3 No lis Eagle Square.

INHE LUSTRAL HAIR IONIC-Pre-
Il pared only by BENNETT & BEERS, Drug
gists has received the sanction and approval OF tRe
fashionable community, not only as an elegant Fls.
paration TO dress and beautfy tie hgf but the bes
of al the numerous toncs for keeping the haiF IRON
falling ont, removing dandruf aud pTono,ing It's
growth. Sold in bottles at e and 5oeents esen,
&C g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09

MI CUNNING GOODSs--Just received 4
Az handsome assortment OF Paid Mourning goods.
T.. GOLDSNiiT
NO. No. Al. Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09
CECOND SUPPLY OF WINTkR

GECOND SUPPLY OF WiNIhn
- CLOAKS.-wa have just received ps5 IS ms
Jamestown. our second supply Oh klss rs 4. fac
Cloths making our assortment ssain ee.npsls - ard
full assortment Of ShswlsEay STATE. -. III soEd
Square, Cashmere, plain and figured "a ssr-
watts Shawls Please call while the as ssaqS
sy ae t " Isl EsgIe saaaEs.-
1DLI.ARS, CHEMISETIS, &c IA Ma -
~ snrtmsnt Of collars, ChemsettA Sleeves VS.
I'D Bands Embroidered Hdkfss &c "a tAs
ALSO, Gloves, Ribbons. - handsnnss e snrO
city. q HAKiM a. 500 - Z ,rsseis.
mel bxQad stfeeh ppposate :" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-09
p o. HAsKINS, SHIP CHANDLER

oc2s No iao, corner Main and Governor Sa @I SITS.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-07
Arrival Of the Hum boltl:.

NEW 0Rk, June y.
The Humboldt brings London papers to 'he s,ir,
and l25 passengers. Among them i Wm c. Bay
ant, of the Evening Post, and \. Brown, lats L :.
EonSu. at Rome.
The Baltic arrived ont on the 9TH, making the
passage in littie over ten days.
The split in the English Cabaet. between Lord
John Russell and the Irish members holding office
has been cleared up.
The weather was very fine fur the growing crops.
When the Humboldt left, Commodore vanderbilt s
Yacht. North Star, was exciting greas attention al
Southampton.
The Daily News states that the Mayor Of South
anpton has brought before the munc paiify Of that
city, the propriety Of some public manifestation fer
Wander bilt, accom-, Of his having honored Sou;h-
ampron by hi, visit with his gigantic steamship.
The returns Of the Board of Trade show, that
during the month ending Nav 5h, tina, the balance
was FL, So9,093 over the corresponding amouu, in
1852.
The Earl OF Derby WAS installed MS Chancellor of
the Oxford University, the 7ih inst
In the House of Commons, the income tax bill had
been read third time, and passed.
The subject of the Imprisonment OF colored British
subjects in South Carolina was brought before the
House.
The British Mediterranean feet had sailed for
the Dardeneles and the English Channel feet had
been orderd 10 the Mediterranean.
The French feet had ani7ed in the Bay Of Biscay.
The rumor was, that il WAS the intention Of the EN-
,"sIo 10 Hhake OellOnsl'atton against Turkey, DY
mcnacing and even crossing the frontier, yet that
actual hostilities would be avoided By diplomatic
settlement; Of the question.
TcIcgfarhic dispatches from Vienna state that the
Russian forces had a!ready marc he'd towards Morayi;
The 4th Infantry have also been ordered from ST
Petersburg TO proceed from Warsaw, by forced
marches, to BassaGavia, Russian province adjoining
Moravia.
The Egyptian fleet, and army Of so O0 men,
were proceeding to the aid Of the Sultan
Notwithstanding these signs" i, was generally
thought that peace would he proclaimed.
The mediation of Prussia aud Austria was also
spoken of.
The latest news is that the Emperor of Russia has
dispatched courier 10 Con.taninople, with de-
mand that Prince MenschlkoIs last proposals should
be accepted ly the Pore Within eight days. The
result Of this was most anxiousy looked for
Piedmont has sustained a great loss in the death
Of Count Mabo, President OF the Council which
TOOK place the 3D.
The Liverpool Cotton market quiet NJ n very
slight decline. Wheat and Flour had advanced rap
idly, owing altogether The fear Of greatly decreased
supplies from the lite. the Mediterranean, France
and Auie, lea.
The London Money market quict---fnnis sight,
improving.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-07

REV loRk. June "a.
letter from San Juan, says everything was tran.
qull al Nicara qua. The war Of Honduras is sluwi,
moving along.
The steamer Brother Jonathan arrived here at
this morning.
The transit across the Is,hnls was effected in 40
hours. The river was in coed navigablc ORDER.
The news from California is TO June lst
One correspondent writes us tina, duel was 10 be
fought the morning the steamer left, between Mr.
Weapons used were rifles The cause is said to b.
some language made Of BIZ Mr.. Gwinn, against
his antagonist. Mr.. Marshall acts as friend Of MIR.
McCorkc.
The steamers Cortez and California were to leavs
for Panama the j., Of June The latter had
T2,250 900 on freight.
The Sonora Expedition is s, talked Of Tho
Times Gays a Baltimore clipper King in the har.
Dor, has been chartered carry the party to its des
tina,ion.
A Washington correspondent Of the n. Y. Courier
says
The decided conduc. at Washington. with refer
to the Fisheries, and the firm vet conc,iiatory
representations Of Mr.. Marcy have produced a sns
pension OF proceedings on the part ct the English
against the fishing vessels, in the disputed waters.
There Is now clear prospect Of speedy and salts
factory adjustment.
Lieut.. Gov. Leake's dcclination of the commas
sion 10 the Ssndw ich Islands was received ON Sar-
day.
The Secretary Of State believes that Mr.. Walker
will accept the mission to China.
Quite sensation has been caused by the rsm,r
that Beverly Tucker has been to New Hampshire 10
get Edmund Burke to edit a new Democratic oppo.
sition organ.
monument to Cooper, is 10 be erected at Coon.
erstown; 800 have been raised Cor that purpose -
II is to cost $4,000.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-07

! ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE TIaRiro-
inst the democracy Of the two Precincts of St Paul
to meet between the hours Of one clock and
O'Clock In the afternoon, their respective places
holding elections, for the purpose CT e!ectins Dele
gates attend the Territo, al Congressional Con.
ycntion which is to assemble the 2Sih iust in this
city. We rust every democratic voter will attend
the oils that day and that they will vote for the
they deem most suitable to represent their views
in the approaching Convention The men selected
as Delegates should be good, discreet, cautious men
men who higher estimate on the prn pies of the
democratic party than the mon who seek the bon
orable position If Delegate to Congress. II this
course is pursued throughou, the Territory, We anti.
cipa:e tle difficulty in the selection of candidate
for Congress. Unfortunately for Minnesota hitherto
the selfconsiiinted leaders Of the Democracy have
put too much stress upon men, and not enough upou
principle; and VIC rejoice in the hope Of soon seeing
the old landmark oil the party as laid down bv JEFF
erson and jackson, erected in Minnesota So that
she that runs may read and know the platform
whereon he stands.
ST.. ANTHONY BAsK.-We deem il useless 70
warn o readers again. receiving the issres Of what
purports to be the "MeTchants and Mechanics Bank,
dated a, ST. An,hony's Falls, and signed BY j. b.
Gilbert, Psest, and w. d. L. Brown, Cash., as we
believe they sufficiently 'smart" to know that the
they have Of that money, the poorer they will
be.
The ini,nitale Wincae!l held forth to crowded
houses during several evening this week. Wherever
he goes be is decided favorte, and the large houses
he has drawn ia our city, should satisfy him that we
are a mirth. loving set.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-07

A MODEST You've LApY.-The London Tines
has the following advertisement:
An ed,caied young lady, possessing literary ,as
with tacsc quiet and cultivated manners which rem
der oae romi,anonate. IL seeking situation where
tie domesiis ARA genaents If sna establishment
wouAlbe eatr:ssa her care, and where SIZE wou!.!
6ed the protection Of kindly home, added TO small
salary, with any whom cheerful aud oblsing dig.
position would be considered accomplishments.
Address. sc.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-07

w. =. SWIMMER is the only authorized agent for
this paper in the city OF ST Louis, aud is duly empow
cred take subscriptions and receive advertisements
the required by His receipts viii be con
sidcred pay meats.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-07
SOIK re Il 3 III 4 & ia L. l. So!
MACALLISTER

n Isr OF LETTERS re,nainin, in the Post
4 lOaice at ST. paul. JOY /, 1853.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
FISTULEIN ANNON CURED.

find oil otheT discaRs pertaining 70 The Tsetart
GnRes, such az piles, Sc.
nR- G. ". KIGHTLEY, OF Ky, has located
IL near New London, No, at which place he
can be seen at all times, except when alb
sent on professional business. He tTta;s
Without the Use OF the knife or lance. He
will also practice upon the principle OF va
.cCRE no RAY, and with little pain to the
patient. Al persons desiring TO see him,
had better write TO know when sud where
he can be seen. lie wilt treat al cases
placed under his care al ST. Louis, Hanni-
bal or New London, and il he does not
give perfect satisfaction after undertaking
the case he will deiray all expenses incar,
lred. Letters pos, paid or personal appli-
cation to DR.. G. NJ KlGHTLEY, New
London. Mo. apps w-6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hertby given thai the undersigned al
IN Einistfator has obtaiHed from the Clerk oi lie
Rails County CSt, il Fsca;ion letters of s6nnstTz-
! tisns uPoaibe estate Of DABNEY JONES, Seesssed,
bezFing date Nay I7ih, 1855.
All persons having demands against said estate, are
required TO txhibA Them fcf allowance, within one
yeas from the dIe Of said letters, they asy Be pre-
elncsd fTom any tenekt Of said estate, and il such
claims noa exhibited within three years they WALL
befogever barred TAYLOR JONES, Aaa'r.
Jane 9h, lsj3.-(w3)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
"Prize Premium Cook Stove,


s Mississippi
G mia form
Premium
Il uesary,b
U $ akin
uotony
fm liheso
Ia o Stoves that have crates
in
would vel before puTcha
fon IL in
n Dnre secondly
I'd way N
ian in most
@ in bring 81 The Ltatm
o e j O. II ueP Prnn cecE
o. 5s
st. Louis Stove store,
80 Main street two doors House
o'cl" CARTER w. BRYAN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

NoTICEis hereby given that TIE undersigned al
~ mInIxrzfors has obsziued fron the Rails Couaiy
Court. letters Of admnisira'ion, uon he estate q
HARVEY W. WELLMAN, decd, bearing Cafe
June 6fh A. D. 1853.
Al psrsas having dsrsanis against szit estste,
Iequirea p sxibE inen for alIoWsure, within yszr
from the date Of snks aeTs thew nay Be Tgscislei
from a bsuefi Of szd ssize ard If ssrh claims
not e1htiiet Nhin three yeas they all BE- forever
barred. ANN = WtELMAN. Adm'fx,
HARVEY WELLMAN, A4mT.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

The Charter Oak adv
Stoves, thickness Of e Plate in the Draft
%
o a El or Vest N~'-'"A'
This mJar have bean mad ~
The nnL
than other brought this The plates from Inf
We $50
These
generated
plates the draft the bottom the Stove thereby adding great heat 10 bake w
bottom, which soy.
descending fae heretofore The Charter Oak has plate NOR. I
wit
of the ordinary will and will last twenty-five years "
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
Alexander BuFora, and others,

AiexAuder Bulord, and others,
r.. ISL.
william B66uss, Thomas Bu. la tie Rails County
ford Mary Hill and her hus. & C0drt,
band band, s'lpael IL Hin and STATS Of Missouri
NOTICE is hegsby given 10 William 5uiord, Ihom-
~ as Buiord, Mary Hill Samuel ". Hill, her
husband. heirs Distributes OF the estate Of Abra
ts The Cousty Celr Of said County, On lhe FIST Mou
day in September 1888 Tor order 10 sell the slaves
beOngngt 10 said estate, ard for Distribution Of TIE
proceeds aceoIdingts law. ALIEN. BUFORDl0
PeT j. p. Lancaster, egeR ior plaintiffs
Jane l6th, ie53-fw 81
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
3 Hardware ! TEarawa4e!!

Oar stS9k OF Hardware is large aud complete EN-
bIseiRg every article thai IS generally kept IN hard
ware Store We base on hand large assortment Of
couble-bsHeilei shot soIs which we Is u sell at re-
cueed prices for feauy pay. We bug Of the largest
naHufseuIeFs aud sc can sell cheap The cheap
ct (snd little eheaBeI) We viii sell hardware
irOB 10 10 30 per cent cheaper than II has ever been
sold for 10 aRy other hardware store this city Call
in and We va convince you Of the fact Our hard
ware s oflbe best qualify and the laes mpr0yemeEs.
We not for tie Sis Louis House. We will not be
out. II they ssll a cost, sell at little less.
We permanently located 10 this city, and intend 10
tpsnd our money here.
IL An can be found at P. A. HICKMAN'S
STOVE STORE, Corner Of Main and Bird
streets, Hannibal Mo. Ell
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

MILLER & POGUE, 49,
(Saccrss0rs 20 Ihos. 5. NIler)
Wholesale GIocers General Commission Merchan. 5,
No. Lssee. Ham. al, Mo.
"OO-PaTtnership,"
TIRE undersigned has, elteTel into co paltner-
l. ship loT iae purpose u 'Tau-actIuI The Grocery
and Geuerai G. mwsl.gl business, uud 4r tie uae nd
style 81 MlLLER& PJGUE at the old stand O. Thos.
:. Miller MOB. Lsyee.
TffOS. S.7ATHLER,
GEO. B. pOGUE.
EaRt.oa'i .Ha' .tf So (leil-iD
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

New Cigar and Tobacco Store!
AT THE WOMAN ~ SHOOT & DAVIS NEW
BUILDING. ~ COMMERCIAL. ROW.
7 FER * .ARBDGAST hereby iaI0Tm their friends
L. and the public generally % al they now occupy
TooE IN SHOOT DAVIS new building, where
they 10 NIL all orders ~ their line as cheap
il che aps, than any other house in tie city They
have cho.re selec ION OF Tobacco, ClgaTs, Snufs
Pipes, &c. &C. and they truly say their stock oil
goods is the largest, best and most complete assoT-
meIG ever offered in Hann.ba
The following comprise part of their Brands:
10000 I'll Sol Regeiss;
5000 Ia Pal5ma DO.
500 la N5rmas:
20uJI Juso SAM Principles;
500 CaZaI1ras;
1000 Plantation:
$500 Common Rsgallas;
1000 Half Spanish;
10000 Melrrs
Virginia Chewing Tobacco.
Wm. HsTes. jesse H4Ie's, James Thomas, and Seth
Halsey's Tobacco.
Missouri Tobacco.
D.J Gar'h's No. D.; Henderson No. l.: BuckneTs
No. I; Jamis0r's No ]; DaGsuaL's Cherry Juice No
]; Mrhett'E HAMS Lump.
All Of which He HIli sell 1w f5rcash.
lmch2i-Hul LEER s. ARBOGAST
Received new Io' Of Imperial Cigars.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
Improvement in inlagonistic Dentistry.


nR. s. II. ANDERSON would respectfully
~ inform the citizens Of Hannibal and country
especially, that be is inserting tech on an i'm
proved plan, which, Tor lis sdspstion TO the
functions Of rDasiicati0n, cannot be surpassed.
DIR. A. will guarantee SO any person who wants
a SGT Of teeth---let EisiT jaws be ever 50 meg
ulaT or badly deionned from the loss OF them
and sbsorption--that he win make them a set
that viii antagonize OF shut together as regular
ly and perfectly the first time they are put in
the mouth, without any grinding OF altering an
their natural teeth ever did. Ans person Hish-
ing evidence u this, If they viii call OF Dr. a.
he viii show them several entire upper and
lower sets right here in the city, and let them
judge for themselves. Particular attention
given 70 the treatment Of all diseases Of the
mouth, and The maI-position Of ihe teeth.
All operaliSas wsrranted, and charges reasen-
able.
N. B. Persons from the country wanting
work done, and being unacquaInted with the
true merits and skill of the Dentists in this city,
would do well 10 inquire here in the city. where
they are both known.
Office over Britingham's Drug Store.
Taul9tfl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
WN BILsEAERov
!. p5sErs.

PARKS BILLsBARROw,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
4 ORNER Of Hill aud Foarth Streets, Hannibal
Y u s-ouTi.
The bseribers beg respectfully to inform the in
sti'sns e Ham bal ald riiy. that they pre-
psle 70 enter Toto contracts 10 any amount Tor the
rrec' lion of chrctes, dwellings, Stores &c, or The
- a.erur;snliHg Of The erection Of the same, &c
y. B. Tllsy are also prepared 20 supply plans and
hcztions Of every description Buildings erected
On Moderate jerrs Property taken 10 pat payment.
JOSEPH PARKES,
WILLIAM BILLSBARROW.
Refsrezce1-T. WcDarboId,
JFg,
I. P. MagheT, Architect. ieb353-y.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30

,. CHGUTEAC,IE, JAS. HAaERCy. FELIX VALE.
CI0tiEll, HARRISON i VALE,
Commission Merchants AID PropTie,0Is oil the ST.
Louis RoHg Mil,
4 Nd MANUFACTURERS OF IRON ia al IL
"A various SHAPES, Sheet Iron and Boiler Plate,
Nails and Spikes, from he ore OF the IyJh MJ.H'aiu
Irsn store 10. l21 North Second street. q L1u.g
N5y % $751; [a&N6H')
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
40 HUMBUGERY!!!
lT 4R

S&s @S
&.
IT p. STEVENS, Opposite the City Hotel, has just
i received, in addition 10 his former stock, the
,argest ssoTimeu, OF Jeweiry brought to Hann-
bal. lie invites bis customers 10 call At he above
establishment, where they val Away ind the richest
and mosi extensive assortments Of Watches and Jew
slFy Silver and Plated Ware consisting part Of old
aad Silver ever Watches, BreastpiEs, Earrings, Fin
g5i Rings, peAcLs, Lockes, Gol4 Fob, Vest and Guard
Chains, Bracelets Gold ard SikeT SPectaces, Card
Cases silver COMBS, Yea Pots CastoTs, Candle Sticks
Accordeous, GINS, Slrot Bees and Pouches.
Es-Good Watches OF every description carefully re-
paired and waTantj Z keep time il well us"l-or the
money returned. maI-UI
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
GOLDEN ERA STOVE
AND
Hard Ware Store!
sf1la

"A. II / z N NJ 4 Y
las on hand The most complete assortment oi
J. = HARDWARE and Stoves, ever brought up or Gown
the Mississippi River, by any other ihoToughfaIe
Amo5g the Patterns, are The Celebrated Golden Era
Cook Stoves considered by all who have used Them 10
be far superior 10 any Cook S'oVe now in use. No
Stove ih4has ever been inveaied Is equal 10 the Golden
Era for draft, durability nesfness OF finish or Cook
ngs warrant this Stove 10 last three times as long
any other stove, ever invented.
We have stoves from every important foundry in the
United s ztes, which viii sell at the lowest prices.
We DO not bind ourselves % keep any particular
Stoves have stsses from every Foundry 10 s.. Louis
Quincy, Cincinnati aud Pittsbu- gb.
Persons buying 81 as, viii haze a large asiortmcnt
Of Patterns 70 seIcctrom. We might have two ihlgs.
and hand, bal they carry them OF almost fast
as can get them, alihougl we have large assoH-
men OF the sort left AMI receiving pat
terms. BE TO call before you bug elsewhere, f0r
drteFHiEe 70 seilsO cheap that person, cannot
help from purchasing, fer we warrant every soYe 10
give entire satislactiou.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
HOSIERY AID GLOVES.
4 compete Stock always on hand.
sUTDRTES.

SLNDRIES.
Ir.sh AID pillow case linen, beached linen cloths
naT sEs Sc; Russo linen heetiug "a at Toe; bea chea
sheetIrzs 10 yards wiie bro. shee'irg Al at Sc
h1e h r,i-Es 1910 l5c: beached d. 9to 1906 A Esgs
ticking, al 25c; IS at lsc, gs2i eo,tonades and de-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-30
!. ST. LOUIS AND KEOKUK, 1S5.

>
L. $. NAL STEAHER>
A S1 DIE VERNON, Ru.us A e.
E-s.tt5-sFtSHS FcTd Master. Fr-.t--7LziiS
S2asszsS55fS KATE KEARNEY, go ;S.s,
Dan Able Master.
JEANNE DEANS J ProTn. Master.
One Of the above Splendid s'eam-rs leave the Ke0-
EuE Wharf Boat foot Of Locust street 81 Louis eve
y cyel.GZ a, { o'c!-cE, S..tRys Evcap'el.
They will leave Hsurbal ll ris following order -
The DE Vernon wIii pas, every Tuesday ard Fri
day llorEirg at 10 o'CiCcE down Wednesdays and
Sa'-sd-ys, a 10 O'Clock, A ". The Kate Kearrey
will pass Up % WetIzdsys aud S.'urlaTs At 10 o.
c.0cE. a. n, down TLuIsda, and S.adlys, at 10 \.
NJ. The JEANNE Deans ~,ii pass up on THURSDAY
and Sundays, az 10 o'c0cE, down on Fridays and
Mondays, al 10 !. ".
- Il viii Re rhss-ri 5y The above z7-ar ge-su- nc
Packets pas PIP on Monday OF t5au Oh Tuesday.
Fer FgeiEl' or Pa aye having superior actuulaoda-
lions. ErguIe on board oT a
Capl6 5s-jD MILLER & TOAGE. Agents.