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CaE RREMIUM PLOUGH,

,z1,rr aubsc6ers lals this METHOD If returning thanks their
nsghbors and friends Who have so literally encouraged tsn N
premiums awarded by the first Virginia State Asrcu
ts Fair, and Mad. Sonag; =. ,,; ,,, ,h, min
continue 10 Ploughs OF every SIZE al hei
Mandatory hover Mills Goacand immediately ON .e M
using The hest of materials all executing orders WIN
PAT t. Aiding their stringent eSeons TO peif' heS nope 10
N''' N"e 'ee'''S WILSON SMlTlIERS
D0vsR Mills, Goochland, Nov 8, 1853
s due TO Messrs. WILSON SMIrliES 20 say ina, very
regret remarks by myself The FAIR intended Tor
their injury Perhaps and by
cretabe myself Instead Of saying that ~ was Inc n'
venor the above mentioned Plough and manufacturer
OF IT, only that was the first who a pattern
Dover Mills said Plough and had them manu-
acIu and sold SEVERAL had abandoned the further manu-
consequence impression, Which then
erained but have since found 10 be entirely erroneous
Nov. l5-N ALFRED COSbf
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DoySR MILLS, Gooclland. Nov. s, 1853.
LIFE INSURANCE..


MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
OFFICE at the Book Store of KNOWLES WALFORD, corner
~ Of Main and ll streets, Richmond, Va
u W. KNOWLES, Agent.
After paying all md exrsnser receipts company
the lot July, 1853 amounted 10 e2p36, S77 80
Paid in dividends 10 the Insured 1921 10
Leaving net capital Of Sl.67o,e55 80
Showing business unprecedented in Life Insurance
The dividends average over oer the premium paid
linus ma king the actual cost very low.
ew dollars paid annually hundreds thousands
he hoicy holder. Nov. ll7t
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALARLE SLNVk:S AM
OTHER PROPERTY IN LOUISA COUNTY

FUIIIEK PIUlPEKTf IN LOUISA COUNTY.
~ M be sold al Public Auction premises tibou four
niles Ion Frederick Hall Dcporl the M day Of NoYcn.
lair or The next fair day, all the personal
property OF The ea Of the late John Carpenter, Consisting
sss cattle OF every description, ~ Fat Logs ana very
Stock Hogs good Family Carriage Farming mplencnts
vuehOd aud Kitchen Furhitue all The crop Conn., Uas ro
der Shaw, &c.
Al the tine anil place Will be sold 90 exceedingly valuable
NEGROES consisting OF Men, Women and chien all oil
Nhpm young ad likely Aiming tl,-
tas Diver several good Cooks AMI h"ne ro, good
character aud sobiety these slaves cannot be surpassed All
Of good servana would do well alIend The sale
IERMS:-Fur the Saves cash. For the personal property,
sums under si0 cash. HAT months bonds
bearing interest with approved security which the
terrst viii he reunited II punctully paid.
OFT. 2S-ctds ALFRED CARPENTER FYern,or
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To conclude With
LITTLE BACK PARLON.

IA WM. n. MINOR, rraeiuncr, tur the last twenty
wear, m nm. c,, OF New York and Phllatepha bess leave
J lnr c,Icns OF Richmond his all the branches
d. Dr. Minor may be found daring the day, his
a.. iI,t .ains room building corner oil Main aud Governor
RET, and a, night al his residence Virginia House Grace Street
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE,
fBNE estate which reside thirty miles above Rchnond up
wards Of 1900 s35 co., small portion
balance, il desired on long Credits, carrying interest.
would sell The purchaser Of The land
So also The stock and plantation implements upon liberal credits
lnenns to be absent from the Slate for MONTHS the proper
Gy will be shown by the oyerseer.
For further information, application be made
Frederick and William Anderson, Jr III Richmond
RICHARD ANDERSON.
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EOUNDHIs
THE prepared, having supplied himss w
and Tools the latest and most approved knu'
md aorkmen oil experience, oexecute orders or NH
w md portable Steam Engines Circular Saw and 'Iss
III Machioss Tobacco Presses Of all kinds Iron ana Wooo
heetins Mills, and Brass and Iron Castings Of all
he best manner and with promptness ill =, maid for od
u[The highest market price, in cash, VIII 20 pau ' "
scrap Castings, Copper, Brass &C. y, and 18th -
VI0UR-l5O barrels Swoopes Finally F'our ~ oaf'e''
.Trimben and "yaey Mills Extra FiGut: 70,
Nov IA -. - - 5Is;S 15.ooC.
'OTES1 CLOTH CLOAK6.-~e have now Sto.n ~ SosA'
Of c.sy ali eolors the newest sma TGT 70
Nov Is ~
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u VI. SMITH d. CO., PLUMBEhs AND GAS
ErrERS 18th street, between Main and Cary, RICHMOND
Virginia. on, 49,, III o,ba, waer Fixtures mn N,
with neatness and dispatch. ,u:. a., 49,
Pipe and Fixtures for Lighting oIes M ~,
Wrought Iron for Steam and Water Circuiao put up u
order. ,,.., r. p,,,n. 6,r r., RIM, r, IL
roa sa lions mills &c, putup atshort hoice.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended TO- nj;
ri W. S. Co will attend TO laying down Cast iron ripe
for Water or G Works any Part OF the United Staes
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BY GODDlN q APPERSoN, AUCTIOEEERs.


THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE SOUTH SHE OF
CARY. BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.
VA ILL be sui MONDAY the 2s November, 1853, upon The
w premises, commencing o'clock p Nj huse valuable
three story the south side OF Cary between 18th
and 18Th The occupancy OF Mcssrs Mcnon Booker
Co aud John IL Euslce Son. each fronting about "a
back no alley and bounded the west by
This property located the most business Part Of Cary
and The Basin and The large ind handsome
house being erected by MessIs bacon d baskerville.
The capitalists and Others is particularly called
this sale.
TERMSo fourth cash. balance l2 and e months, for
gntiabc interest addcu secured by deed.
Nov ii GODDlN & ApPERSON, Aucts.
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FEMALE BCKUOL.
PLEASSNTS OF Petersburg. Va having under.
a.t school young ladies, my house, Tor e p5eenl
uoa1e months commencing the FIRST C,ubrr
na mn'as tho "f July would be pleased 10 receive few
'ITInS I!u.s 10 IA, family as boarders
Sls r. presed give Instruction 10 the Ordinary English
Natural Moral Philosophy Astronomy Roisny
AaIsoei also, frenth and Music The Piano Forte.
lae ho' situated beautiful and healthy country
m on the Virginia Central Rail Road and Two from the
'''sa Springs
TERMS,
Including eSSrY thing. and tuition in all 9th above
Hseees' sl30
MARY p HACKETT.
Nov. ls-raw ''' "
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

PHoF. CaLnoUN,s CLASSICAL AND MATME-
s. ssisa IL IN epss'ss Ss
After successful 80 e 40 wiz no a Confluence
Se SSe avor The friends thorough
examine his : TsRss their patronage and support
For Classics Higher Mathematics for session OF 10 months ~
hp All s bills payable half yearly in advance.
ese johnston Auditor; r. Watkins ESQ .GS B. g.
will o." The hns IS sarns and DSy
School Richmond win he PREPARED on that u
at her Late residence on Grace y.ar with Mrs.
School, subsequently became PEiRera. o. .o
i Iarsor work in Richmond. ~. d,
sondue. his school on no s
and the 81 sns o. me
e sSr sna o aSsg s ausiI1
The ss,s m S e
s E ' hs and aSs
Dawing,&c nr,,s
For Board and Tuition In all the EhglSh " $40 90
pay s scholars Of .n all ages $50 $50
Music, Drawing &c at Professor PRICES; erEpvRE NJ,
Aug iWd2cf Grace Street, Richmond, Va
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS: ,s.
HAVE in my School number boardes or winch
oh hitherto Mo s sx
nns yet sG apply sse , his method
by new arrangement my can devote some @ m
hceoIo,e occupied the use oil BoardrS anu
cnmmnat are or number have had during any Pio'
wear Apply in person or by letter 10 . ,,oc, pcbmond
Nov. l5-G&clm NEN III. y L.G S.SzS1--
TOCTST HILL FEMALE SCHULZ. 49,.
rHlS School is situated Louisa County near
sx or eight miles Lou "a Court house he M SESSION
@ on the Monday IN January 1904 Inc session
| "; iii he divided into Two oil five monhs each.
Ths School taught by lady who has had much experience
aud Is well prepared 10 give instruction IN all the
hS,susI a;Isd sdu ,sIm
I nI AT snsIisS Tmi,ioo five month"; 600 90
I ron,' u"" 's' ~ W l0M
Music, with OF Piano, 10 ~
Drawing and Needle work, each 49,, 80, . w
Twelve received sdaders who Will ENJOY
parental care ,.-,.., H.,
furnished with the Court House my house
WM E. WQOLFOLk Proprietor
Who and ihs Christian will please copy weekly I'LL
18Th Janua and send bills Elisyille, Louisa.
HANOVER ACADEMY,
will the Isl
ncrober and continue the 3lsI of July following
For hoard and tuition including every thing but lighs
aa ur session OF months els payable october h and sll5
"A''' Evils NJ COLEMAN, NJ. A. Principal.
SAMUEL SCHOOL ER, NJ. A., Instructor in Mathematics
full information be obtained by address
ing The Principal Taylorsyie Hanover county, Va
| July 25-c&tEawu
4
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bH7 E have ln store Of Importation
w 900 doz white Cotton Hose, al! qualities
~ black g ="
LOO half hose. all colors and qualities
500 chldren's blue, white aud mixed Hose
Also chldcn's nd fancy wool Hose Of all sizos
Ladies mcrno, white and colored
Al oT which we offer 10 the trade small adv spce upon cost
Importation WIFE ns oil o.. S,rss,
W.. ~ oail .r.ees.
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PO VIIATAN LAND Foh 80 LIZ. H., IVA,
~ IN; r. ,r
ses containing 4O3 aires lying on finf p.wsen
,y aud fifty rich b""m Land on Inc I having
In nIantalion generally highly improved s'a'e, "a'"=
,in occss,ry h,iIdings Of IoeIh0e good repair
Persons wishing good farm WIZ no W." IL, snwn uo
this lheie WIN DC e''P " BENNETT NJ. DAGBf.
improved land
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COMMISSION MERCHANT Richn.ond, ~ ...
6DETIRsS his his friends for ie liEeal
Ii while pal the late rho As GafIsH ~ ssHet.l
business ard solea continuance G 'eel afoss
w,lfge his pSraOAa attention a the sI Sa a Main street.
PsodoSs. ''"''' "
/ Aug 22-3m
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AIIGTIGM SALES.

-
PUBLIC S1LEOE' C;HErN spEINCs I.En
IN TIE COUNTY Or IcIsA
lNG purchased another tract OF land am of sclIn.
% hr portion OF The estate OF the Inc WiI!u Rusad ~
~ hou H., =" c fern Springs IL unnecessary say
~ efi OF NE S"Ilas ils superior qualify general
WI: II TAM SIaldcs, ac lrhl uiLr ca
M d.. - ,n large Number OF AMI
a on 1uITn Tcly Tor sale upon the cmics, without
.,alI uG.r r,r nn he ~ cay OF uerrnber
linz nj r sdc ii the same nr the last crop Ul made
rae ms viii WIN al stccs Of every description
.rcrc i. 81 'ni re made known unn The day ni sale.
a1"' tract lIri Will Ic Urrd uIon the sanr ay
XIV o. cJs '"'u''d 'on House BEVERLY X. FOX.
- ~. -
TNV waLUABLE FARMS IN ISI,E n ~ W ~: IIut
C"'"i'' AMI 4 House AND LOT IN TIE TOWN UE
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" N. d. - ..us
MAS A. HARRINGTON, Dealer in imported ana uones
u Snud all other articles 10 The line a.
mond keeps constantly hand large and STOCK OF
Cigars TuUacco which he Invites the attention OF
and smokers reasonable and beSai us
count 10 cash dealers All orders and sOmy
| all ended 10, atshort notice, X T. a. hAhhtN"i ""'
! Obi lbsre'c not in this vile world pleasure Sweet
Az to III near the window and tilt up your feel,
phil away at the tCuha, )" whose flavor Just suits,
nd oszs al the world 'lwYt the toes OF your boots
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RUNAWAY SLAVE.
jackson C. IL, Virginia, Nov. 2.-cwGw

JOHN w. BLANTON, DENTIST.
5AFlSi Of the avahiaseso the Baltimore College
Dental Surgery ofer professional services the cI
Cumberland and the adjoining am prepared 10
perform all the teeth the most perfect Manner
Teeth user ed al entire
will attend any CALI by addressing FurmTle Prince Edward
CONN MARCH ely
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curAT BESIDE RATUM has been obtalned
", .ostry Of Hopkins Aualgc iininent The best
W G yer offered 10 the public.
A =, he relieved OF the flowing diseases, viz Gout,
sn" Srurgh, IN all its forms, Lumbaso Sciaca, Sore
m Ttana rp Bite, Headache Face Ache Tooth Ache,
BIul.cs &c, should try IT, THAI all mat he'
I .ST All ENANpER DuvAL Wholesale and retail Agent,
rec Iichmvd, Va, from whom dealers throughout
Ne supplied tho prupi:eors lawest prices Ptfe
''.e t. Nov. l0-am
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=. ,I,1I1IJyy US PILLS-AN iNFALLlhLE Ne
81. MEDY FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, AND DISEASES .o
THE SI,N ACI tony letter IRON Mr. Henry WOOL
XII Of Rhmnn dated May 1851 TO Professor Holloway
Iv,,r sur suffered mlny years from most obstinate ver
and although tr.e various medicines prescribed by HE
mnep, medcu cn ~ different parts Of the county, YET
oOaln ree and IN dessr had recourse yoSs piS,
ojsr Ivinc Puydtaes Of restoring me 10 state oil 5000
ina, 1 never could have anticipated N9S.
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LEE q BAYLY:

ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND COMMISSIONERS 5 Safs, Of 4,
,o and certify Acknowledgements OF Deeds Powers OF ~
.InIna Connecticut Florida, Georgia, illinois, ndiH
AZ Iowa Kentucky Maiuc Maryland Massachysea Michigan
M,onssots Msspp Missouri New ampahr New lsrasy Ne
YORK North aona Ohio Pfnss1 VaRla, s"e
a.. Teyns veraaoni, WilccnaIn, &c: ,,,, ,..., o.
u3-oAS Y. - 'H@">' Aug. 24-d&w3n
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I ARGE SALE OF FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY
u GOODS AT AUCTiON.-On Thursday. the .4h November
commencing 10 O'Clock, will sell Auction Rooms
Fresh DRY GOODS, comprising
variety Of desirable Eylef. adapted the
We will alec sell choice goods, with wo
will commence the sale.
TERMS All under sl00 Cash. thar amount months
credit Tor approved paper
Nov. l. KENT, PAINE 4 KENT, Aucuoneers.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
81. Louis StOUs Store.
c. ". BRYAN,

Steve Dealer, Shset-Iron Worker, Copper
smith, and Timer,
MAIN Street, Two Doors North OF tHra a. Honas,
HANNIBAL, NO,
Bells at wholesale Prices, STOVES AND TIN
WARE. invite particular attention to the PRIZE
PRE- MUM COOK STOVE, which has given uniy.r-
sal satisfaction 10 all Who have used IT, warrant all
ny Stoves for twelve mouths, and II snysf the plates
break during that time, furnish new ones fTso #
charge.
AZ design remaining permanently In this pisss,
the public are safe in taking my guaraAtSe forihs go
performance Of the stoves kept by me.
All my stoves are manufactured Of MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and for gasdpeSs Of metal ana
beauty OF casting, they excel snY ioyss made In che
Western country,
~ The man who moulds Hollow-Ware for q. ,.
Filly is Considered the best workman in the Cnitsa
States, and this accounts for our Hollow-Wars aRa
Stove Vessels being much smoother and bette. hsH
any others you will find in Market whether made Kast
or West.
I have constantly on hand, supply Of TINWARE,
TO which | p rtieulary invite the attention of the
country trade, as the quality Of my and the Pr
esS shall be such 10 induce them 10 sS SgSiA
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
81. LOUIS CITY ELECTION.

At the ST. Louis City Election, hat MOndhy,
the Republican and lntslligencer'i /" Peoples
Ticket" was defeated, with single exception
and though the Benton ticket was successful
we can't say that we are extremely sorry. This
attempt ts.buy anti-BsntSn votes by coalescing
with the Antics is contrary 10 the wishes of the
whole Wing party Of this State. keep alOOi
from both parties, is the universal sentiment
II Benton can't be'killed Of without bargaining
withthe Antics, let him live. Keep out Of bad
cOmpany-dOn't associate with rotten apples
that's the whole doctrine in a nutshell.
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READ THISi--The introduction o.
FILLEYIS OWES

Into Northern Missouri TO any extent has been 10 ~
last thee years; since which time they have tees
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale Of thea,
and although, owing TO their being light aud SID 'oth
and something new, some little difficulty attended the
sale and use at hrs yet by always making Stoves and
Castings Of the best quality Of Scotch Pig ard Mssoun
Mountain Iron, they have proved TO Withstand Are bet
ter than any other Casting made in the Western eoun
ty. The Furnace Castings and Hollow Ware pnrilcu.
ay, have been superseded by it, wherever it has AesA
brought into USE and always given satisfaction Hav.
ing lived here number Of years. and being permanent
located here, purchaser can rely our guarantee
Ass the quality Of the articles sold by u.s. and as to
The operation OF our celebrated Prize Premium Cook
Stove Just read the certificates Of those who have used
them, and are using them uow. And another stvan-
tAge purchaser will have in buying st. Louis stove
Of u.s. he would not only getting stove made Of the
best material in the world but he at any time get
On odd piece plate without any charge, by lein9uI
know that such is wanted, all stoves are war
ranteS and, in case Of mperfeelion, the article viz
be promptly made good TO the purchaser, which he
win not find the with CINCINNATI Chicago, PittV
burgh, and Eastern made STOVES, a. you cannot "a
any odd Pieces. Even il they were warranted, Il
would be impossible 10 get odd plates from such dI.
lance.
We, the, undersigned, having used the St. LOpn
Stoves manufactured by g. p. FIlley Of st. Louis ana
sold By Carter W. Bryan, at Hannibal, No, take
pleasure in recommending them 10 the public a. SI-
peror in point Of draft durability, economy, convent
ence and ease OF regulation, to any Stove ~Aish
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08

We,learn from the best authority, that a
corps of Engineers are to commence the
survey Of route for the Pacific Railroad
in this neighborhOOd, gerry soon.
It is well known that the officers Of the Army
generally, and all those who have ever travelled
Westward, from these parts, say decidedly, that
the only practicable route to be found, must have
its Eastern terminus not many miles either
North or South of St. JOSeph.--St. Joseph Ga
zeite Both inst. ...'
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EREIVALs AT TAR PRINCPGL HOTELS.
Between 70, ~, yesterday, and ~, ~, to-day.
SH,DY HOUSE.

= lRDY HOUSE.
James Glascock, Rails county; F. GlaS-
cock, do; james Parker, Cincinnati; Adam
Dinhart, Jefferson county; Mr. Jimmerson,
Rails county; C.. G. Hays and lady, New
London; w. NJ. Houston, Santa Fe; J. AL
kire; J. b. Donaldson, Barry, ILL.,; A. G. Ba.
ker, do; w. J. Alkire, do; w. c. Bailey and
friend; Jas. F. Shoots and lady; b. T. Shoots
and Z servants, Henry county, NY.
CITY HOTEL.
DR.. E. J. Hawkins, city; ThoS. Hawkins,
KY; c. B. Kemble, Marion county; Joel c.
Richmond, city; Rev. ID. J. Snow, do; }. E,
Hamilton Lexington; Mrs. Ade Gore,
Paris, Mo-; DR.. p. Heitz, do; Benz. West
and daughter, Yves. Elyi Thos L. ThomP.
son, Palmyra; Mr.. Branham, Bloomington,
Mo; John V, Lear, West Ely; Mrs. VIM.
X. Campbell, St. Louis; A. w Rush, Pal
myra; II. H. McVeigh, Paris.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08

pRoPoSALs will ba received Il the once OF the sses,sry
Of the sny Cary Plank Road Company, (which once h Of
the house 81 MI. Thomas Hull Undertook Inoai and sso
the once 81 the Treasurer IL Sald Company az Hannibal
hsSou until Saturday, the 9th OF April nsI for the Cut
ting and Hauling Of snsent quantity Sf Pn-ak Logs Eight
feet and six Inches long make twO mes OF Plank Road
from the Hannibal ferry the shy.
Also At the places win be received Proposals
for the Saving Of said logs inches and half thick. Cash
VIII Dc paid q the work ptogresseB Teservlg twenty par
BIDS for the cunE end Hauling Of tbs Logs HES he Esps
rate Hon the saving .T
s5.hr ~ order ~ The Road : =. '.,-.--
-, - - LIVE 4rLL, sser.,Sry.
PIKE e's""' HsFSn Sr't 1sS'' F'h,idtd
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DON'T READ THISl

WE the undsriIgnsa, having used Giles y Eiis1's
wv celsbrstsa ''thsftev oakn AiF-Tight Cooking
Stove, Manufactured BY Fillsy Of 81. Louis and sold
BY e. W. BRYAN, Of Hannibal, Mo-, take pleas
IN seesnnending them TO the public superior in
Of regulation, 10 any Albright Cook stove which We
have ever seen used.
NJ. p. Rsbinetts, John Partridge,
William Shoot, P. Beatty.
J. p. Clark, / (aPr-T-d-Iy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
JUST RECEIV ED,

And for sale OF the ".Lone Building corner Of
Main and Bird streets,
A IT. KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS--onion sets;
n Bite grass and timothy seeds; Clover seed by the
barrel or bushe. A general assortment Of Groceries
Wooden and Willow Ware, Brooms, Cotton Yarns
Cotton batting. All kinds OF Nuts Oranges, Lemons,
Figs and host Of articles not mentioned here Like.
vice. thousand things that is not here for sale Anx-
ious to sell all for CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN. Like 10 forgot one thing the Eagle Mills
-four is here tool marl5du i. JACKSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08

Having secured the agency OF Them Tor This city Ih'
stove possesses advantages over common stoves, IN
thickness Of the plate, and improvements in the drar
Il given up by all stove dealers and manufacturers,
to be the best pattern Tor descending huS OF sSI
ltovs nov made East or Wes.
This stove was patented September, le52, asa
wherever they have been used have given general sat
iSfaetion. This stove weighs some forty pounds mere
10 the number than any other stove ever broushto this
city. The plates in them from half to three
fourthS Of an inch in thickness. No. weight oSSr
800 pounds. We warrant them all against fires. These
stoves have Patent Hot Air Flue which carries tbs
heat hat is generated under the fire plate down the
front part ofths Atoye Between two thick plates to the
draft at the bottom Of the stoVe thereby adding great
heat 10 bake with on the bottom, and remedying that
which has always been fault with stoves Of Do
sesnding hae, heretofore. The Charter Oak has enc
Que and one piats more than any Alright stove yG
invented. They will cook with ons-half the N
which See 81 the dgkhuV N0~SS W.T. Ssk vii ~
for tfnEStsS ySnS, MRfft-tSN-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
UNION PRAYER MEETING.

The Union Prayer Meeting for the success Of
the Temperance cause will hold its regular
monthly meeting next Monday night at the Bap-
tist Church. The ministers OF the various
churches are requested TO notice this appoint.
ment in their pulpits next Sunday.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
Flour! Flour! Flour!
Arena Mill.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming 10 Han.
nioaI with the intention Of selling wheat and buy
ing tour, would do well to call and before sell.
ing or purchasing elsewhere. Remember the big stone
Min on Bird, between Main and Third streets Give
usA call. 4. s. R0BARDS SON.
~ ~ B. Our Flour is sold nowhere else but at the
Mill. Every sack and barrel stranded with our name
on II;
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