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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-13
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tr;il,s,, Able deed ani Ann Absi. widow Ja mes
~ Ali. Jobn AbcIf. IsaiaB Il AbeIl IA altr,
p Ibsll Charles ! Abell. and Virginia At,eil
kstrs N said Wiiliam Abel. dec'd.--deits.
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NOTlCE;-Ihe par ties 70 the ABOVE suit are
hereby no'lnsa 'na, WI attend =. ny VI
nee ~ sartinsoufgr oh ihursaaJ lhe zoth day 81
July neat, for the purpose oE mating another and
Abell deed az which time and place the Admin
istraters viii iroapee before me al the necessary
vouchers, ana o'nsr M.siefs lof = settlement O
said account .'' ~ ssa'ns against
the estate hVi yss "uu,'eu, "''t pfeseh. ihsm 70
me, on or bfiore tha1 ''.y, Win al such
evidence as nay oe reqaire s. = estaDhsn thefa
June ~. icoo I'll: 2 Va ishiSD, Cont
VIRGINIA.
In the Circuit Court Of Berkeley Go
I,coa Miller
AeAissr
John Eek def
~ ciiANcERf-
Commissioners Office, Martinsburg,
june 80 1883
~-nTTcr ,--Tbe t,art;cs ~ tba sbava All, sre
y hereby notifel that win attend II nj, or.
80 IN utrI,nsburo ON FRIDAY IN. ogIh Iav ~ Ju-
IL next. for The purpose Of proceeding 10 make M
.enort in the said c,ise III which time and nj ce
,bs nartie, viii attend and proence before me auch
sssnre ~, NAV ,e reeni,e,i ~ snow wbefLer tbeye
sany lem on tie Land ia controversy what ansoant
fany the Scndse mas pan o''.his contract wheih-
nj 80, : ~, lava
for he defendant, mud Il not. is value and any
other u.aters which any Of the parties may require
70 have stated sdARARD. uou9r.
VIRGINIA
In the r;rcuit Court Of f,erkeIev %
Jobn A Thomnsop Fr;r of Conrad KownsIar dc.
ceased -plttf
AGAINST -
Elllapein hownsiar, WIDOW OF conrad kownsiar,
deed Remington howasiar, Fransiin howns-
'N anu na"uo'pn ho"nsl'r-- o
IN siiANeE"f.
Commissioners Office, Martinsburg,
June 20, 1888
MyOTICE'-TLe parties to the above named
IN suit are hereby notified. that will attend AT
my Office In Martinsbnrg on Thursday The 2Sth
dsv ~ lulv merit far The n,,r,ose Of a.certajpiuo
the amount OF certain rents. with which Remipg-
ton Kownsnr is chargeable. under lease from
Conrad kownslar 10 him. dated the 18th dav of
septembcr. ,s43. Mt which time and Mace thew
will attend, and produce before me such evidence
"a nav bp reon,reI IN arata an account IF said
soo,s mi anv ,b,r mo,,ars wh;ah 49,, ia 80;
neot to be stated IN the case
1u'le q, oo.. --4.. ?. oAIeAINo, oonl, r.
virginia
In the Circuit Court of Derkeley Co
GEORGE II Beckwitt and sa,ane, scollay ,ote
r,,s :, VIA, ~, :, ~, II 80 g r, n 30.
Win h Ca -nItgs
AGAfssr
G eorae swim,ey. Catherine sw;,nIsv Jefferson
SwinIsy IoI,n Sr;,eiov r,ai,ia, et'av,o.s w;li;aa
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AUGUST THEopHIL
AUCTIONEER,S NOTICE.

VII Z. undersigned would respectfully inform
M the citizens of Berkeley ira, they have ia
ken out licence as Auelioneefs and yender n as
iers' Tor lhls county. according TO law. They
will attend as auclioneers. To any sales in the
County by being called on. and will furnish
clerks # desired A. STEWART g. co.
'ENliE attention Of heads Of families is respect
4 fully invited to our complete assortment of
fresh GROCERIES. We nnne In part Green and
Black Teas. from extra fine to lower priced Su-
CARS Of every description; Family Hams Family,
Egtra and Superfne Flour, With large stock Of
family groceries and spices RIDDLE BRO.
may IS, 1883
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VIRGINIA
In the Circuit Court Of Berkeley.
Bernard C, Wolff and John q. Wolf, executors OF
George Wolf, deed; twho sue for The use of Chas
ID. Stewart --pltffs.
AGAINST
Joseph Burns William G. Burns, Jacob vanme-
tire, sr.. John S. Light, and Jacob Van Doren, jr-
Sheriff, administrators dc boais non, Of Archibald
Sheerer, dec'd.--dests.
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ASHLAND FOR SALE.
MRS. MARY M'DERMOTT,

HaNlNG located herself in Martinsburg is
Il prepared TO undertake and finish in the
cOnpletest manner all work in the DRESs-MA-
KING LINE entrusted to her aeSs-Resideuce,
next door 10 Mr. Conrad Rouseh's, King Street
April q, 1858 -tf
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VIRGINIA

In the Circuit Court Of Berkeley Co
David Clagett, and IIezekiah Clagett partners un-
der the styleand firm of d. & n. Clagelt assignees
Of John A. 6rimes-- pltfs
AGAINST
Charles Downs and Nancy his wife. David II. Con-
rad Mary Purper, Seaman Garard, Daniel Lee
master, Thomas I. Dugan, Jacob Van Doren, and
ElMund L Hunter ---leffs
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IN CHANCERY.
Commissioners Office, Mar'insburg, |
June 90, 1883. {

Commssloners UIhcc, NIhf'lnsbhrg [
June 90 1883.
0TICE.-The parties Of the above suit are
IN hereby notified TO produce before me at my
Office. in Martinshurg, on or before Friday, the
% day Of July next, all their books papers, and
vouches for proper settlement of the accounts
between them; and said Joseph Bugps will pro-
duce any claims that he may have for payments
made to Charles d. Stewart in other years than
those embraced in the above suits and all other
matters, which win enable me to make up an ac-
count in said cases.
June %, lSj3-It. s. GARARD, Artt'r
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And her husband ths toll and apsefy 81 mind
necesSsriy devoisng nou him from eiekasss the Wifi
without Rfinx him the opportunity ~ arauifg com
peteace which bis eserons are suited ad ~
q Which would secure the haprsess " hmse wife and
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GARDENING.
1--WE undersigned respectfully offers his services
Il TO the citizens OF Martinsburg and vicinity
asa dAkDESER. His long experience. and an
intimate knowledge Of his business win enable
him to give satisfaction to nil who may employ him
may 4, CHARLES BERNHARD
kNSH ,-Mackerel. Herring, and Cod Fish,
u for sale by
FLICKER s. BRUFFY,
March 23. North Mountain Depot.
TlP.TOP Buggy for sale by
FLICKER g. BRUFFY,
1EaIeh2 30. North Mountain Depot
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BED PANS.

A FRESH SUPPLY Of Bonnets and Bonnet rib.
"A bons just received and for sale cheap, by
GRENSFELDER s. sCtii.0Ss
NAV o5 f9a3
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NOTICE.

1--WE law partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned, has this day been dis.
solved by mutual consent
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
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IADYS, DRESS C00nS,

M stock of Ladys' Dress Goods is unusually
4vl large, and embraces many new and pretty
articles call and see them
April 20 Jw.BoYD.
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nROLI.OxvAv's PILLS AND OINTMENT
ust resolved supply Of the above n,edicDes made
in England aud regarded very superior preparation
for the dseaserof which they Recommended, call and
examine the Articles fer sale by
FshrusFyl6 VIM DORSEY
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FRESH ARRIVAL
AT
j. w. GRANTHAM'S
I EW AND CHI ZAP STORE

lEAVlNG recently purchased the stock Of
a u Goods formerly owned by MIR. Newcom-
or. of Mar'nsburg, and having just returned
from New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore
with large and well-se!ected stock Of
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

Washington, April 81 rsss.--em.
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IUsT received another supply Of that excellen
81 dedicated Cough Candy, at
March 8, q RAENYAL'S
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
Smith & Dicks New Family Grocery,
on Market street
Improvement in AntagoniStic DentiStr,

DR. S. Fl. ANDERSON would respectfully
~ inform the citizens of Hannibal and country
especially, that he is inserting teeth on an i'm
proved plan, which, for its adaptation to the
functions of Inastication, cannot be surpassed.
DR.. A. will guarantee to any person who wants
a set of teeth-let their jaws be ever so irreg-
ular or badly deformed from the loss of them
and absorption-that he will make them set
that will antagonize or shut together as regular
ly and as perfectly the first time they are put in
the mouth, without any grinding or altering, an
their natural teeth ever did. Any person wish
ing evidence of this, if they will call on DIR. A..
he will show them several entire upper and
lower sets right here in the city, and let them
judge for themselves. Particular attention
given to the treatment of all diseases of the
mouth, and the mal-position of the teeth.
All operations warranted and charges reason
able.
N. B. Persons from the country wanting
work done, and being unacqualnted with the
true merits and skill of the Dentists in this city,
would do well to inquire here in the city, where
they are both known.
Office over Brittingham's Drug Store.
Tn,1O,f1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
DRUG STORE.

E3J. B. Brown & CO., Druggists and Apoth. -
u ecsries, City Hotel building, Hannibal. Mo. "A
Keep constantly hand, full and carefully selected
Stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Proprietary Medicines
pure Wines ant Brandies for medical purposes Rene
dial Instruments Paints, Oils, Brushes, Vsrnishes
Dye-Stufis, Window Glass, Glassware, Spices, Per
iumerY, Fancy Goods &C, With every thing usually
found in completely furnished drug establishment.
Our Medicines are selected with especial regard 10
freshness and purity, and are all WARRANTED gen.
uine.
~ In making our purchases frvn abroad we deal
only with respectable aud responsible men, aud are
governed in our selections, by the QUALIFY rather
than by the price of articles.
(mch2l '53-wlyl J. b. BROWN 4 co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
TeelinE In Brown County.

We find the following communication in
tho Nit. Sterling Chronotype of the Dist.
The people Of Brown ale evidently getting
indignant at the trickery which has been
PLAYED of on them:-Pittsfeld Free Press.
VERSAILLES, ILL, July, 1853.
FRIEND BAILEY.
am about to trouble you with few
lines for publication in your papea. have
been for long time, considering our rail,
road prospects; sometimes they have been
bright, at others dark and gloomy; now ask
what does all this mean1 There must be
something wrong. We as a people have
been promised that, if we would dos aud
so, the road would be built, and we, true 70
ourselves, rise in the majesty Of our power,
and make the hills and valleys ring with a
railroad speeches, and we could almost i'm
agine that we heard the whsle of the Lo-
connective; in short, we did all they asked US
to do, and, alas! where now is our prospect
of roadl Gone as it were glimmerng
through the things talked oil! And, again,
would like to know who is 10 blame for
all this; surely not the people OF Brown,
for they have done all that was asked them
TO do. Well then who is 10 blame; 1t may
have been that the credit of the company
was not good in the East, for the money:
and if that is the case there is no one to blame
except the money holders in the East, and
If we ever want 10 build rail road we must
try TO redeem ourcredit.
But fear there is something wrong, they
made no arrangement for the money. If not
why did they say that they had; and if they fail.
| ed, WHY did thew not saw So and let the DeoDle
of Brown know they had failed. But lattsrly, ]
suppose they have made arrangements to build
the road to Galesburg, conditioned that the coun.
ties through which the road will pass, subscribe
two hundred thousand dollars. hope that these
counties will not fare as we have. 1t has been
all cry from Quincy, and but little wool, and
am now of the opinion that Quincy does net
want the road through to Meredosa, but would
like to defeat the road to Hannibal. Twill say
just hero, that, if the company does not put il
all under contract, in good faith, before the
meeting of the next legislature, Hannibal will
get the road, and that the people Of Brown, as
one man, will go for il,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
"Prize Premium Cook Stove.


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stoves
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st. Louis Stove Store s
. Main doors Of the " Monroe House"
dse16y GARTER W BRYAN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

man went ont in boat as far as he dared 10
venture, and asked him II he would fasten a rope
around his body and trust 10 being drawn in by
that. The poor fellow, however, shook his
head despondingly, as though he felt that he had
not strength enough remaining 10 make himself
secure 10 a rope. AT length boat was got
rsady--a lire-boat, which @had arrived FROM
BulT,lo--and was launched. Seeing the prepa-
ratons, Avery Embossed his fastenings, with the
intention Of being ready TO spring into the boat.
Borne on by the rushing waters, and amid the
breaihlsss suspense Of the spectators, the boat
approached the vaft. A thrill san through the
crowd; the boat lived in the angry waves it
struck the raft a shout Of Joy rang forth from
the shores, fer il vas believed that he was
saved ~heA suddenly tho bope that had been
raised was again destroyed. A moments con-
lusioA followed the esllision and in the neSt the
victim was seen in the midst Of the waters,
separated from HE fral support end struggling
for life. Fer minute OF two the poor fellow,
striking cut boldly, swan strongly towards the
Island, and the cry echoed from shore u shore
that he would yet DO saved. but ssOn the fact
became ceVtain that he Teceded fTOm the shore
his strength wss evidently failing. Gradually
he was borne back into the herccst pert OF the
current slowly at first then more rapidly.
Swiftly end more swiftly he approached the
brink Of the fatal pTscipicO. The waters had
him at last, their undisputed victim, and madly
they whirled him on TO death, as Though enTaged
at his persevsring efforts to escape their fury.
A sicksning feeling camo ever the spectators
when, just on the brink Of the precipics, the
doomed man sprang up from the wateTs--clear
from their surface--raisng himself upright as
a statue, with his arms flung wildly aloft, and
with pisrciug shrek that rang loudly above
the hooking roar Of the cataract, fell back again
into the foaming waves, and was hurled over
the brow of the prscipice.
We have no heart for comment upon the mel
ancholy and awful event. The fate Of poor
Avery will add another To the many fearful To-
cal incidents already related by the guides at
tho Falls, and for years his critical situation
his hard struggles, his fearful death will be the
theme Of many narrowing tale.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
GOLDEN ERA STOVE
AND
Hardware Store!
p. A. HICK M A N,

HAS on hand the most complete assortment OIL
IL. Hardware and Stoves, ever brought up or down
the Mississippi River, by any other thoroughlare
Among the Patterns, are the Celebrated Golden Era
Cook Stoves considered by all who have used them to
be far superior to any Cook Stove now in use. No
Stove that has been invented is equal to the Golden
Era, for draft durability, neaness Of finish, or Cook
ing; warrant this Stove TO last three times as long
as any other stove, ever invented
We have stoves from every important foundry in the
United States, which we will sell at the lowest prices
We do not bind ourselves to keep any one particular
Stove; have stoves from every Foundry in St. Louis
Quincy, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
Persons buying OF U.S. will have a large assortment
Of Patterns 10 select from. We might have two thous.
and on hand, but they carry them or almost as fast
we can get them although we have a large assor-
men OF the same sort left and receiving new pat
terms BE sure TO call before you buy elsewhere for
determined to sell 90 cheap that persons cannot
help from purchasing, for we warrant every stoye to
give entire satisfaction.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
From the B.aalO Commercial Advertiser.

TEE CAIAbIdUfAh Al Ihk N1hdAhA EAbLb'
Up to 6 o'clock last evening the public were
kept in state Of excitement by dispatches re-
oeiyed at intervals from the Falls, bringing in.
formation of poor Avery, each report Auctua-
ting between hope and fear now expressing
confidence in his eventual safety, and now
almost des pAiring Of his rescue. A large mum.
excitement by the trains, and swelled the thous-
Snds already gathered around the spot.
We have been furnished with an account Of
che proceedings since one o'clock yesterday, by
On eye witness.
Our informant tells us that the man was in Q
part Of the rapids where the rocks rise nearly
d tho surface Of the water. A log Of wood
Opparsntly wedged tightly between the rocks
cad crossed by another, Stil higher out OF ths
watep, vas his resting place. Here he remained
half clinging to and half Perching upon the log
from which he would occasionally slip down
and walk little en- the rocks, which was only
Q short distance under water. A few feet il
advance was small fall Of about four or fv,
feet, and here on each side Of him the WalerI
rushed wildly on at Q speed OF about 40 miles
an hour. Since our report yesterday was made
up, about l.2 o'clock in the afternoon, . Faf
wSs constructed formed Of crossed timbers
stTonGly fastened in square form, hsgshead
keing placed in the centre The raft was strSIEl '
secured with rope on Zach eide, end vas hOstsd
down 10 the rocks upon which Avery Wss Sus-
tanned. As il approached the spot where he
stood, the rope got fast in The rocks, and ths
raft became immovable. Avery than appeared
10 muster strength and courage, and descending
from the log, walked over the rocks to the place
where the rope had caught and labored long and
hard 70 disengage it from the rocks. After
some time he succeeded, and then with rene ed
energy inspired by the hope of rescue, he
pulled manfully at the rope until he succeeded
In bringing the raft from the current towards
mis- fearful resting place. u
Avery now got on the raft, making himself
fast thereto by means Of ropes which had been
placed there for that purpose, and those ON the
land commenced drawing il towards the shore.
Il lad approached within thirty feel of ono Of
the smell Islands, towards which its course was
directed, when suddenly it became stationary in
the midst Of the rapids the ropes having again
ca,ieht H'IAe rocks. All endeavors TO move it
Mere fouRIto be in vain, and much fear was en-
tertaiaed NJ Ahe strain upon the ropes might
break hem, and occasion the poor fellows loss.
Various suggestions We're now volunteered, and
several sttenptsWere made 10 reach HIM. One
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
FISTULE IN ANNON CURED,

find all other diseases pertaining TO the reetdn
dnnes, such as piles, Sc.
DR. G. NJ. KIGHTLEY, of KY, has located
~ near New London, Mo-, at which place he
can be seen at all times, except when alb.
sent on professional business. He treats
without the use Of the knife or lance. lie
will also practice upon the principle of No
CURE NO PAY, and with little pain TO the
patient. All persons desiring 10 see him
had better write 10 know when and where
he can be seen. He will treat all case:
placed under his care at St. Louis, Hanni
bal or New London, and if he does not
give perfect satisfaction after undertaking
the case he will defray all expenses incur
red. Letters post paid or personal appIi
cation to DIR. q. M. kIGHTLEY, New
London. Mo. ap-23 WIN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
Alexander BurOrd, and others,

Alexander Bulord, and others
William BnfOrd, Thomas Blu In the Rails County
ford, Mary Hill, and her hus. Court,
S oana, Samuel H. Hill and State Of Missouri
NOTICE is hereby given to William Burord, Thorn
Y az Bulord, Mary Hill and Samuel H. Hill, her
husband, heirs or distributes Of the estate of Abra
ham Buiord, SEN, Decd THAI application will be made
to the County Court OF said County, on the first Mon
day in September 1883 for an order TO sell the slaves
belonging 10 Said estate, and for distribution of the
proceeds according 10 law, ALIEN. BUFORD,
Per j. p Lancaster, agent for plaintiffs.
June 10Th, lS53-Sw
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MISSOURI MOUNTAIN IRON,
READ THIS!
FILLEN'S STOW Els

noN ohe to been
Missouri
dfheu nd
given
civ e the q
Soe,ls treae
And aewnlha
o in
knOwh mch
auasT Even
nte IwouNbs
CERTIFICATES.
tn nerien h FUSED
Hannibal pleasure recommending them to the public
rio in "
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NEW BOOKS n

IUSr Received and for sale thsNeW Book StSVS ANTI
y FANAtlClsM, 1Ale OF tAe SOAth, ~ Hi. Martha Il
Butt, just pubshed
CoUsrRY HOsPTALIrrEs OF IOSD am Lazy HAsoocHs By
Catharne Sinclair.
The Race for Rchss and some % the Pits into which thu
fall apply ing the Word u God the traffic OF men,
The Douhtng COMMUNICATE Encouraged By the ate Chap
lain Of the United StAtOs Senate;
The Wide Wide World;
Qleechy by the sAms author.
Thomas Hood 5 Poems and Whimsicalities. jy26f
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
NEW GROCERY.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned adj
y ministrator has obtained from the Clerk Of the
Rails County Court 10 vacation letters of adminstra-
ton, with the will anneTed, upon the estate of JOHN
RICE, deceased, bearing date July 4th, 1853.
All persons having demands against said estate are
required TO exhibit them for allowance, within one
year from the date Of said letters, they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of said estate, and if such
Gle inns ere not exhibited within three yeSs they will
be forever barred.
Cy13w1D CHARLES RICE, Admir-.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
New Boot and Shoe Mandatory !

lTNHE UNDERSIGNED takes this method -,ssl1
l. OF informing his old customers, friends kM(
and the public generally, that ! have again VI
commenced the manufacture of Boots and Shoes The
very best material Persons wishing articles in my
line will do well to give call, before purchasing
elsewhere, as my stock is well selected, comprising
the best article of French and American calf skins
ditto kip, ditto upper, all of which I Will make to
order at the shortest notice,
~ Shop on Hill street, few doors east OF Semes'
Store. RICHARD FITZPATRICK.
p. 81 will keep conssntly on hand an assortment
of fine calf boots, Kip boots also, boots and
shoes, which | will warrant to be of the very best
quality. mchl6-dlmwtJ re-.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
Hardware /! Hardwarell

Our stock of Hardware is large aud complete, en-
bracing every article that is generally kept in hard
ware store. We have on hand large assortment OF
dou bls-bsIreed shot guns, which we will sell at re.
ducsd prices, ioS ready pay. We buy of the largest
manufacturers, and We can sell as cheap as the cbeaD
cot (and little cheaper. We will sell hardware
'on 10 to 90 per cent, cheaper than il has ever been
sold for in any other hardware store in this city Call
IN ana We VIII convince you of the fact. Our hard.
SsTe 10 ofthe best quality and the latest Improvements
We care not tor the S. Louis House. We will not be
Tun out. II they sell at cost, we sell ct little less
We are permanently located ia this city, and intend 10
spend our money here.
-" AL can be found at P. A. HICKMAN'S
STOVE STORE, Corner of Main and Bird
streets, Hannibal, Mo. Fl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
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