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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-26
PRAIRIE STATE, Nos. l, 9, 3, A.

This stove has been thoroughly tesed-from eight.
cen 10 twenty thousand have been sold In the last three
years, II has no equal for drat, durability, and neat
ness Of finish and design. In baking, broiliug and
boiling, II is superior 10 any other stove II Is very
easy TO understand using II, and It will do more ba
king in less time, and with less fuel and trouble, and
will do better, II is believed by those who are using
IT, than any other stove, II is well known 10 all who
have used The Prize Premium Stoves manufactured BY
G. f. Flley, St. Louis, that the fire drawing through
under the oven, II consumes lage quantity OF wood,
ard burns out making Il very Improbable Tor the
buyer. In the Prairie State stove all these objections
are dCne away. The plates are heavy, which makes
the stove durable. This stove is made OF the Gray
Scotch Pig Iron not OF the Missouri Mountain Iron;
Il Is well known 10 all who are acquainted with iron,
that the Missouri Mountain Iron is not 1T to make
Stoves Of as Il is too hard and brittle That accounts
for the breaking Of the stoves manufactured Of
that iron, we acknowledge that the Missouri Noun.
tain Iron makes excellent bar iron The aues, upon
which the responsibility and reputation OF stove
depend, differ from any ever before used, and are OF
such construction aud capacity as TO insure the
most perfect draft We are satisfied that the Prairie
State Stove will last twenty-five years, C properly
used. Il is nearly double the weight Of any other
Gtoye ol is size in market Purchasers will bear in
mind that II is always cheapest IN the end to buy q
heavy stove, as more iron is purchased for the same
amount OF money, than IN n light one. This stove
has taken the first premiums at all the fairs in the
State of New York, and every other State where II
has been present. This stove will take larger trim
mings, and has q larger oven 10 ITS SiaC than any
other stove In the universe This stove is not mar
rowy Sirueted Oh the top, as stove called The
Charter OAK The Hannibal Mammoth Stove Store
is the only place where the genuine Prairie State
Stove is sold in Hannibal, have also large as
sor,net OF stoves OF the latest patterns, from every
inporan, foundry in the Unled States, which Iwil
sell at reduced pTicesi elSn a large lot Of tin ant
Ioprer ware, all OF which sell fifteen pes cent
cheaper than thev can be had Ia this ciyl for sal,
al ths Hannibal Mammolh Stove Sore, Sorner MAR
aud Bird Streets, opposite The Wild Corner, Hanniba
Mo, r. n, hiSAmhN'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-26
$1,000
eONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

eONE I'll . USA u DOLL AIRS.
TNo any peroa who viii furnish US, within three
i years, Set ofpNtiems for Cooking Stove, Supe.
rior 10 the Prairie State in It's operation, durability
neatuess Of finish and design, we will pay the above
named sum OF one Thousand dollars.
Thisnew aud beautiful stove presents itself external.
ly, in plain dress, accompanied with just and admi-
Table proportions giving Il The appearance ola ehaSte
aud tastefully made piece Of furniture ..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-26

RJtTtNNr
J. Gore, r. D. HouCynSa,
Judge Cock, 5, Mccoy
RnsSel Mos. Briseoe,
DR. Norton, II. Westran,
d, Long, VI haekNlb
A Bird ], Barcus, Plank Read
samuel Smith, N, London, Contractor.
Or 4 r Nottingham, James Q,arles,
a Cap,iocer, ], R. Shockey.
A Dorson, Mrs, Francis Brown,
Dr. NJ. =. Brown.
only give a few reerences-l could awe yon
Ave hundred in this vicinity if Il were necessary
The Prairie State Stove is almost entirely used
throughout Illinois aud Iowa, warrant eWry stove
and will pay TO any person who will produce per-
feel Prairie State Stove that will not bake, COOK,
work and operate as stated, one hundred dolars'-
Wholesale dealers will do well to call on me before
nuTcbasng, as eau furnish them stoves lower than
ihev can bo purchased elsewhere, and lar superior
aTcle as the last year has tested, All otmy sleeves
are manufactured OF the best Of iron, and warrant
ali sell Another advantage in purchasing OF us Is,
any plas burning out or breaking by accident can Al
any time be replaced, can assure my customers
Chs, nv prices will be uniform, aud all orders wlll
he promptly attended to,
We arc also agents for the MissonriNn star Pre-
MUM. Ohio Premium stove, Pittsburgh aud Cheln'
na, and the Old Style Premium, which has been IN
u,e for the last ten years. will ATTEND TO gaulne
extra mates for all stayas Of every pattern, charging
no pro6l and n0ihng for my trouble, ! am perma'
nenily located in this city, and win aeeompoaate
auv one who viii call on me, II pOsRiAs' a, g..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-26
NEVER FAILING REMEDYll!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.


Copy Of q Letter from Mr.. Thompson, Chemist Liz.
erpool, dated August 20th, 1882
To Professor Holloway,
DEAR Sta am enabled to funiSh YOU with +. p,o,t
extraordinary cure effected by your invaluable Oint-
ment and Pillsi which has asonshed every person ae-
qnalned with tho sufferer About 10 years ago, Mr..
w, CummIns, OF saltney Street, in this town, was
own from his horse, whereby he received very seri-
Gus injuries he had the best medical advice at the
lime, and wa afterwards an intimate Of different in
hrmaTles, yet he grew worse, aud at last lnallQ-
nant running ulcer settled In his hip, which so
completely crippled him, that he could not move With
out clutches for nearly 10 years recently he began to
use your Ointment anI Pills, which have now healed
The wound, strengthened his limb, and enabled him To-
dispense with his cruches, so that he can walk with
the greatest ease, and with renewed health and vgour
a MSsF MSSF"'T EXTRAORDINARY cGRFrSgN' cGRE SS A
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy Of Letter from Mr. Hird, Draper OF Ready,
near Gainsbrob dated March lsi, 1862,
To professor HoLLowNY,
SiN Some time suce, one Of my children was AZ.
ilicted with dreadful cruptons over the body and
limbs. obtained the advice OF several eminent Sur
geons and Physicians, by all of whom the case was
considered hopeless. AT length tried yonr Ointment
and Pills, and without exagCcration the effect was mi
raculous, for by persverng in their use all the erup
tions quickly disappeared, and the child was restored
TO perfect heath.
| previously lost child from similar complain,.
and hrmly believe, had / in her case adopted your
4
happy 10 testify The truth Of this to any enquirer.
! (SBned) j. HIRD, Draper
| AND AN ASTONISHING CURE or AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE
OF BAD LEG.
| Copy Of Letter from Messrs. Walker and Co. chens-
i lists, Bath.
To Professor HoLLowAY,
DEAR SIW,-AmOng the numerous cures effected by
theuse Of your valuable medicines in tho nCighbof-
hood We may mention that Of an old lady living IN
the Village Of Preston, about Eve miles from thiE
City. She had liberated wounds in her leg fol mary
years and latery they increased 10 such an alarming
extent as to defy all the usual remedies, her health
rapidly giving way under the suffering she endured In
this Distressing condition she had RECOURSE TO your
Ointment and Pills, and by the assistance Of her
rends, was enabled TO persevere in their use until she
received perfect cure We have ourselves been
greatly astonshed ct the effect upon so old person,
she being above 70 years Of age. We shall be happy
to satisfy any enquiries TO the authenticity Of This
really wonderful either personally or by letter.
Aprivote In the Bath Police Force, also, has bees
perfectly cured OF an old scorbutie affection in the
face, aer all other means had failed. He states that
il is entirely by the use Of your Ointment and speaks
loudly In its praise.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-26
SNUFF
AND

In AZ which will be sold cheap. Persons about to
Nitrate 10 California, and wishing to supply them
syss with the above Grtic es, will find u 10 Their IN
rs, 10 remember the INDIAN CHIEF, IN CONNER
n Row, Hannibal, NO., (meh-S9'W''Sy
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~. P. GRER.N.

m. II. GREEN,
4 AWR@BN8Y AE w 8
6OMM 3 r CrAL AoWL0r
sgER WM. HAWMNHs - sTOWE
ANNGBAL. Ms. .-i-s
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-26
THE INDIAN oHIEF
r HIS NEW HON y

"A GAIN offers his Pipe Of Peace and Welcome to
"a his numerous PALE FACE friends, AMI invites
I1sr TO call at his WIGRAM, in Shoot Davis new
building, in Commercial Row, where they ca" and
large Assortment OF
TOBACCO, ......
8 SNUFF
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-26


Yours, faithfully,
April 9Th, 1892. (Sgned) WALKER, y CO.
The Pills should be used conformity with the Ointment
in most of the following cases:-,
Bad Legs ChegofoOt FstulAS
Bad Breasts Chilblains GOut
Burns Chapped hands GandularSwsllnlS
Bmions Cons (Soll) Lumbago
Bite Of Mos. Cancers Piles
chetoes and Contracted and Rheumatism
Sand, Flies Stiff Joints Scalds
COcO.bay . Elephantiass Sore Nipples
Sore throatS Skin'diseOseE Scurvy
Sore -heads rumours Ulcers
Wounds Haws
r Sold at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway,
2A4, Strand, (near Temple Ber,) london, and by all
Vendors OF Medicines throughout the United States,
in Pots at S7ic s7c., and Sl.5oc. each. Wholesale
by the principal Drug houses in the UnioR; by Messrs.
A. B. & ID. SANDS, New York.
~ There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N B-Direetons for ;he guidance Of patients il
every disorder are affixed TO each Pot. (mchl7wlJ
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A bfOoNi.IlaHr ROYER.

:
The edtlor.of the Portsmouth, ya.) Globe, he
la desirous 70 pay eoinplimeat fol his owarea-
soa> TO beaiaiu LADY 81 that atys perpetraied the
following which We cannot den, isdone with mpeh
tact and cleyernsss, at the exlense Of the lacy's
brother
A youngIman was prom eilading the streets
OF Portsmouth last mig Il, 6sfore the moon
went down. and overlook ailaiy in span
new dress of the latest fashion of material
aud make, and wh9 our proinsaaler took 70
be Que Of the fiaest. If net tue filest f,rmed
woman hs had ever ,seen p .ftsmouth is
proycrbial for the besuty Of IT'S females; but
tais specimen he tbongat vas the Inosl charm
rug he followed Der on atarsspestAbie dis
lance deterlnined to fiud cut where she went
with a view to make profitable Investment
of bis affections aud small talk, in the form
SO bewitehingly euveloped in the silk aud
4 lace that were swslled and rounded out BY
/ her graceful proportions.
Here they walked along High St there
they turned dowa cross strept,~up ane 9 !,
and 50 Oh. through several Of the hignways s,
and bywaIs, until ffpm tie m 9notonous same
ness aud aista1ce Of i csitall tread behind
her, ii, beautiful young lady with the Hebe-
like form Eqaickens her pace. and at length
reaches and strange to say, gees in at the
door Of tie very house the premenader him-
self lives in
LII follows ia-no harm Is follow one in
ones own house-the enlry il nearly dark
he sees her form dimly, ike that Of a lady
ii twilight, she is 81 exquis5tely moulded, had
sneh splenildly fuil rounded neck aud
shoulders, he caalFst help what he does her
astonishing lovellnyss has. com pletely over
cams his ssnse of pruiencs aud propriety
his arms eYcirce her waist, aud an inpul.
siye movement more plants . burning kiss
upon two of the most delightful ripe, mel
law, pouting lips. Chat ever said etthing
or saag sweet song she, of course,
shrieks; servant rdns witba lamp from the
parloF, AMI our prsmena1er is discovered
With his sister, the bella of---street, in
bis arms He had often kissed his beauti
full sis, bit never before ia tie character Of
LAYER
Now the corollary from the above is this,
the women classes ard grown ones) of Ports
mouth. csnHot be surpassed for baauty and
grace IN the world, wien brother don t
know his own sister in = new dress
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Tks Bsstsn Journal sesengly adTocases
she introductisn q Iemalesaasc the rEnks si
sAs medical profession i've consider the
needle much more approhrints weapen In
the hands Of uolnaa than TIE scalpel Or
bistsury " ExekaRgs
Dsiyou2 just sappcse yourself ferlorn
sick bachelor, il The upper Story Of some
noisy boarding. house, whose inmates den {
care pinch 81 ssuH whether yeu conclude
= die. or get we'll Suppose yen've watch
ed that spider il the ceFabr weave his web
till zen are on qualified 10 make one yeur~
self suppose you have doaa,ed. for the
thousanata tune, all the siephsrae: sss. dis
,orssd hide dogs, ard Gro lkea trees, On the
paPered wall IF your roein !; siawed your
g. ger'hails y the very quick aud twitehed
yoas mustacAe till tyeTy Ealt sta.ds upon
its own individual re- ponSihIhts The -
suppose Just as yeu are at 5hs last grasp, the
deer opens gently, and admit (spt great
sresking pair Of boa,e CO. ..asai;se en- oracu.
lar, solema N d., GIN saengh to frighten
yeu int the ehurchyaral but sailing. ro.
sy-cheeked, bright-eys4, ISee little live no
maR lsctress. yet
Well. she pushes back Ser curls. throws
of her shawl Venus whsta figure > pulls
of her glove, and takes ysur hand ii those
little fngers HoigS r.oif.rt Hosc yoar
pulse RACES She looks # you SO cempas-
sienately from those soft blue eyes lays her
hand or your forehead, and @then questions
5Ou demurely about yoar ss"Isymptoms,a ca
iei0 # schlrh she sees without any Of your
help Then she writes prescription with
those dainty little fingers and tells yea 70
keep re y composed ana quiet Gust a if you
codldl smooths The tumblea qails arangcs
your Dillowi-saades ta9 glaring sunlight
from your aching eyes, pigh san instructive
knowledge Of your uusposeu wants and
says with tae sweetest ssaite in the world,
that she'll I" call again nthe morning z and
so-tke fold of her Dress fuiters through the
door aud then sou crawl tsut Of the bed the
best WY you can clutch looking glass 10
see what the preoabilit sre that yon hare
made favorable Impression iuwareiy re-
solving (as you replace yourself between the
blaaketsj not to get quita WILL as Ienga she
will come to see sou Wal the upshot Of
il is you haNea delightfal.lipgering attack
Of hetft complaint
For MYsgLF, | prefer prescriptions in .
mascaltae hand silan't submit my pulse to
anything taat ,cears a bona;ti
sE.sNy EERN
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mis- q 3 Ii A Ny.

I
&c W.. extra dine loiiswingt from gu spirited
.cnenpoi sry, he Newark Dai'y Eagle The
Ie ii,ar sasa we thihS elai to BE- more than ordi
narily fJsanal- inIthe destinations Of which be
lsPsaks:!s
HI MiDNfG Il Il MUSINGS.
II ;"FaF; stars ars shining brightly
n F in ehtihe deep Tue Ky.
T e9ihod lbsIr vigils nightly,
Tf1 nuFning beams are nigh;
And be our ua,eh are keeping
IN thisirhpisnned earth,
Al WISH oiher elves are sleeping
II Ast:Eien in each heatthp
II Past III o1eleek A few wears ago We
d idtEsd i ! / il q : favor to he loved
10 /" sts mp nbtl midnight but aow We
'woqid gladly dispeuse with all such iudul.
geneiesE" TAen. we hal little or no care
FOR tag snorroE NOW no sooner is one pa
per iss4ed than we are compelled to provide
r eppyE3for the next And 20 it is. day after
day and yet our vocation has its attractions
-tay; its Installations We have the priv.
lege Of undressing the minds aid appealing
the hearts oftheusaads whom under other
eiFsn4s'ances, we could never reach If a
public hariiy needs ard. We can csll upon
the ptJ5lie 10 bkstow il; if a PUBLIC officer
docs His.luiy We lave tie means at hand
with which topraise BIN if he neglects it,
we haze the same Implements With which to
seondea,n bin Ii "a new book appears. we
are faxlished with copy with request to
: hotite if agfeeable To every Concert
wt;ar{ invitef4-fr3m that dfthe Ethiopian
n lnNf Is (of ten the St 10 that CT the
liaf1aFgd Soptag AT Theatres we are on
ithf ftSe list, AID oil Railroads and other
RsadN generally lthe Newark Phnk Road
especially excepted, We have Editorial priv
'iltges, We are invited TO all the Balls of
the sesson 7-civil and military 10 terrapm
luaetls and oyster suppcrs-to target ex
cursi;hs and sword epaulette and flag pre-
septi,ions- wy are often favored with deli
caleli $faldei and sweetiy stunned notes of
iuYit4:isn 10 welding celebrations tall Of
wfies f-6eihg ! bachelor I'VE of course re.
fuss,j;s We have nodesire teesee two anna
bic prisons made miserable for life Then,
soFpany;ng ihe marriage notice we gene,
railyfleceive nice little box containing
!. two lands Of cake; and sometime (when the
Bridegroom j. particularly antisipative Of
rnmiIsd bliss bottle or two OF Heidseck
follows the sa,h cake Then. again espe.
ciallriabout Christina orsNew Ye1rs times,
VIC rsltlye quite variety Of very acceptable
presiats . such as ANNALS or souvenirs. and
III sests 'ofiaacf stationary Then come the
hats .he GRAY ats, tho gloves the patent lsath-
era, sii many other 4 uameAtionables -
Mer@ We not right in saying that our voea.
ton. bitter all. has its bright-sidel But we
have si9t yet cpmpleted tie picture-we' re
serve. tue \" finishing touch" for another
Misnight Missing"
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uNcEg lAISTY oR rue Law.


A laughable illusiraiion Of he heading Of this
Article occurred in Illinois ialey as WILDE seen by
the following from Tie Peoria News
Mr. B. vas oatbuntiag With bis rifs, and
crossing the field Of Mr. G., Frenchrnen
C's large dog attacked him savageIy. while
G stood 10 king on, without attempting 10
call of ais dog; B gettipg out of patience,
shot tbes dog. and be fell apparently dead 81.
g in high duageen, forthwith got out wlr
rant. aud had B arrestedfer killing bis dog;
swore 10 the killing and was corroborascd BY
two Of bis neighbors who we're present Al
the shooting The magistrate fned d ten
dollars,Iand costs, which amounted 70 abont
ten more B paid the Gne ard costs. asd
whentse parsiestgot home from the trial the
dog bad come home also. and was not killed
d them got out a warrant against the French
man and his two associates for perjury. in
swearing B. had killed tho dog They
were frightened, and msde peace With b
paid him back Lis twenty dollars, and ten
more for his trouble, and no trial was bad;
aud when the parties returned home ftem
the last suit. 10 The dog was dead.
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! EREEDpMILor rHE Parss.

Bf.:ne'i q ihe New YORK Herald, haging be
~ d5mlibei by d Mi Fry. ioe >laai.riag h,ms.4s
Ae9 ~ aptra frihpe hf lAry prangIt in a vetd c,
asaItst -n1vtto : pO0Ji wheIeapOn the Hesal
ihd s 1ponds3@ LIN
care yery little for ten thousand
dollgrs' but We d. care for our inalienable
rlgl<4 Of spea ing the truth at all times. al
all G;izlras, on all subj cts Tlat rig IL is
seesied TO us BY the constitution Of the
Unessd States and the constitution of New
Yotk aud ID defence thereof we will com ia.
to siie last day Of our life aud the last cent
ofqar property IN common with every un.
prErdieed man, We regard the Fry verdict
as svl lation OF the liberty Of tue press 10
this community C0nte apHble twaddlers,
wit!.nevsrFdare to expresses bold opinion on
saksubjectI aud who spend their lives in en-
deagors to shirk responsibility and be all
th.Igs to oil men. may talk about the neces-
sisS of restraints GU the free exercise of.
thskght: il wa. such a. these who burnt
Pfesesiants at the stake three centuries ago
MtelaIm that truth should be uafctterrd !;
AIN that in one country at least on this
estlh thought and speech should he free"
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WATCHES, GOLD 1 SILVER WAKE
III. nEf.Lt,g q "a. !.

WHOLESALE wren gEwEIRY ROUSE.
II. e21 Baiti aSrt n. 5. ~ cor. Of ctar!es sired,
4 HPuAfERSei English and Swiss Watches
i ssni Tools OF every deseupnn Watch Case
Ai{srfs and Mf saiseiefFf.-ai fine Gald J-wclcg
Va cali the atlsaiipn q Sanflsern and Wes:eIn
setsers IL Watches lewssfy and sisyeI Ware u
enf very exteasit1siaek assuring lhrui THAT in no
slftile IN oar Haze shaiwe allow sng establishment
tsAarpass Gsssei.ier ia. gganttly, fnalify ~ how
prices. We asetAe e1gy " neefsslf House ID tbs
l,rlileh 6i trade Is R4liin1se and SHAH use every
iAs means tonluce Stafherh and Western nef.
saaois q ppea adeoan;s with as eur terms shall
tesas ifberas and. aceonn iIaliog can possE5i
letonld 70 ,he L nilcd Ssslts
Ne will take great pleasure IN showing nnr
gaists ID SotilleJI aid " ester merchants whcih.
efsaey open accounts with rs n pot
L. IT,. MILLER e. co,
N NImpputns 81 Watches, Baltimore, Nd.
5Aunary FL lHa3-4ly
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MATCHES 1aD 5EHELaY.
HE NO VAL.

& WOULD #n .arn, the ei,ixeas oflhis ceunfy and
4 lhe pA5sie gdneralls->fflat | have REMOVED
~ iW &TcI and JEwELRY STORE 10 50.
Rk1' BALTIMORE. STREET. 81 1aars 6tior
fszs1s sfeas, .sallimefei where lhey will md a
Cargo supplgIoi!fas GOLD Levers Lepine ami
MEYER MARCHES Of every Description =
60LD LEFE,.S fran s25 10 sfoa.
ALSO, a FsfselF ot Gpld Chains. Kffs. Gold
Eehcils add Pe.as Riags Elr.gines, Bracelets
81 Also fhe assortneni OF silver Spoons
q ufS; Butter ausi Ffun kHiges Il genuine SILVER
tsail. var4esy Of Aibatla Forks. spoons. &c
sc ct0rks ard Fancy GoDds 4 large assort-
Ifipni al w aleh makers Tools, Jewels Hands, and
~ atch GtaSs ofeFerv kind.
s;ftfy- COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Watch
EaaFs viii fni Il 10 their iaierest to call aud ex-
einire my gnedt as ! iufgsd % sell as low as any
cihet house al &hoieaasr 81 rets il prices
CHARLES BLAKE,
No 2l1 Baltimore tIeet, Baltimore
Marel ell iri3.-lv
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United States Hotel,
HIRPER.S FERRY III

TSRR Passengers in The new Accommodation
IHfra5fns az rhe Baltimore ans Ohia RAILROAD
and Winchester and Potomac Railroad. Breakfast
wHllalwaYs be prepared and on he table al This
iloIH adj ining tie Dsrot On the arrival of the
carhfFcm WINCHESTER 70 connect with the Train
70 Ga7,iriore aid Wellington leaving hire al "a
o6stk 4 ~ DIME ;, as usual al q O'Clock
on 5Se arrival Of tn train from VIII ding SUP
EE.Bf ALWAYS npoB h Fable on lht arrival Of the
Wstshesief aud Baltimore Cats. Persons on husi-
iaeiE4 or pleasure can Femaia in Hafprfs Ferry
ifofit5 A VI To 3 p NJ aDd leave in the evesing
lfa III ter Baltimore aud Washington
ssbrlenber l 1883 NJ CARRELL
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fIBERRYVIIIE HOTEI

Aifh. stSs>enpcr havttg ieasta inc above Wei
4! known Hoiel 10 BeugYiie. Clarke county
beds leave 10 in1erm The travelling public. that be
is Ibw ready 10 receive guests He also prepared
10 hfcomin6dae Boafiefs, either By the Gay. week
mE 9Th orSear
FITS TABLE viii alwaysbe furnished with all
Tiff Varieties which fhe sreSon and market will At
fold; his Bar wi,a the choicest Liquors. and bis
Stksle with the lest haP grain and osiler.
: AZ lie intends 10 EiaSerth> hiS permanent resi-
deHfe he Will SPARE no pains ii endeay0fiag to
relaer those whp give him their cus,om both com
foI5hhe and happy BE ilaiiers himself from his
long srqnainlanre with business and The mapners
of'tbe world that he ran please the mo~j la>idious.
u5sfharges will b. Al moderate as tn expenses Of
adV goed public house 10 thas section Of country
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81 WI. n, THOMPSON.