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United states Patent Once,
Washington, March 81, 1859,

IN petition OF Bsbbitt Rorbuy Massachusetts, pray
Ing for the extension Of paten, granted to him the seven
boxes FOR aries and gudreon- which disclaimer
tered the 9th OF so and added the
patent which takes place the seventeenth " day OF July
eighteen hundred and my three, (iss3)-
Monday 2O Of June ~ aock and all
notified and show any they have,
Persons the required file in the Patent
once their objections, specially set forth in writing At least TWEEN
be said hearing he and transmitted In
cordance with the rule. the oee which will be furnished on aP
picauon. -.
ordered also notice be published National Ine
Republic, and Union Washington city Inquirer pha
Providence Boston Bee Boston, Messaohusets,
week for three successive weeks previous 10 the twentieth
tnO) ofjune next the day Of hearing y = ,vr,aarNN
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
p Editors Of the shove will please copy, and send Their
bills the obcc, with containing this notice
Ap l--iaw3u
UIueu,IA MILITARY LAND wARRANTs,-The an
dersigned pay highest for Nirains military
scrip and warrants hNANss tANI,
FEB IsandIw Iyh street, opposite the Treasury Dep,rmept.
.iOHE Nnw STRING .ioOOs.-P. =. steer, M.r-
MI Taor received his spring soods
wishes all his and the public know that
his he has before had
would compare with H.
In truth upon surprisingly beautiful thai he
could resist the temptation TO buy largely and
~ therefore offer greatest possible inducements 10 pnr
cha-e guaranty highest ss.f,ston 10
those who may order clothing ~ regard to IT. fnish
The -four ecao and efoI a,
now have separate cutter exclusively devoted 20
each ganent ny when means alone perfection be attained
We complete stock Of een,emsn,. nprnshipy
q shirts stocks gloves, collars, cravat. scs &c
EoH aEsTrhe house, in the n ward. occupied by III.
Rss., or General trstio,, in sir Bnidns.. Az a-asw
ftnsslissncef copyl
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EssIsxsx D1rANrssSr, Washington, March Is, 1855
PROPOSALS received this once u The o,h day q April
1855, ioI executing the following repairs !" INC piers ~ A
Isl Two hundred and my tons Of heavy
ton OF the existing pier The precise pos0" " ~ p0''
I'd The existing stone pc, % be Continued back 10 ss ana
@ sas.s sS. Of Of ,a"o worn MOI
Of o was me work VIII Be e
courses sas so%s no, an Two fee, ei and
coping course being TWO lss
long The stone. must truly .pi square and sides
10 S' se ''a ns a s.s
ess length than nve feet The average width TO Dc TWO ee and
About yards needed complete The
all Of which "u'' be sound and durable and Tree ''' as
Vessels can approach within extremity wing
wall, lie along The channel part OF the pier
The in their places delivered from me YES
Offers for ,ne be BY a24o
cubic ya,a. Including laying j, de wan row, u,os,
States army, Portland, Maine.
To be inherited in The Union lnsissnerr Republic. Wash
% s, aa s sGa Sp
containing the to be sent to me Engineer De
TYSON SISTERS se,n.ry for Young I. !, ,s
institution will commence IN day Of May.
d m.s &. es s' S
which ne sns s0o O. me sy cam
facilities and advantages not surpassed o any s
The several class lunch ROOM
1c delightfully."- warmed approved furnace and
| ventilated +
Their patrons respectfully invited call and in
spect general arrangements
Being Of pupils the
have secured the services
Prof Raou stated salary and thereby enabled TO oe
this branch the low rate of ~ 50 per quarter
TERMS ADVANCE
junior departments including ornamental needle
and drawing.
Primary department. IS GO
For further circulars may be had at The institution
The nrincpnI bookstores in The city 29eodti5ay
NEW spring and Summer goods and fashions--DU-
WALL BROTHER dapers and taiors, having returned
their supply Of the style
French English vesting and cloths Of The latest
which OF the choicest and richest
designs brought couHt would do well to call
| earl and max their selections. -a# tE sr.r n
We work the richest
| and elegant style
Mar 25-3iaw3wif DUVALL b BkO. 81
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/" " lower ....s...... ~
An and through the poet ofce'
No bills Of fading will be signed the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon IL attached TO each steamer
For freight or passage, nppy To
MoLLEk, SAND, RIERh, % South ST. N. Y.
G.. A. HEfNCKEN Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROsKEY 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIS, Havre,
Jan 25-dy
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I,OR RENTTo family without boarder- three siory
brick building the containing together
with modern fixtures In street. north eide between
iah the Epiphany cburehrent $500
To week dnys between Ill and 2, Posses
LIST Of April Apply 10 o. T. Gardner, next door
9,w2w
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Boxes, shaving handkerchief, silk, fancy eoloTs
brushes, shaving Looking glasses
Brushes, seIubbng Mustard seed
Brushes, shoe Needless sewing, assorted
Brushes, clothes Pepper, black
Buttons, navy, vest Pepper red
Buttons, navy, coal Kazofs, IN single cases
Buttons, dead-eys Razor stfops
Backing box s OF Kiband, hat
Bseswax Soap, shaving, in cakes
Combs, Silk, sewing, blue piash
Combs, fine Scissors
Cotton, spools OF spoons =, .,,. -, b,s
Grass for hats Thread baek, wms anu 'u'
f I.sIIniys. Tape, black and white
u.ndI.,e,i.f, COLON Ihiu,biss q. .
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EDWARD X. COLLINS co.
No. - Wall street, n. ",
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpce.
n @. ROBERTS b CO., -
10 kings Arms Yard, London.
J. NUNRoE CO., rT
@ Rue Noue Dame des Victories
Paris.
~ GEO. " DRAPER Hsvre. 80
The Of these ships will not be accountable @ sod silver
bullion specie ~~elry precious nnsss hlh 81
sdnE signed therefor and the value thereof expressed
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NEW GOODs.-WILLIAM TUCKER, Laae h fuckers Build
IN Penns yania between AZ and 9th takes
is tn. public
has with excellent
goods suitable for gentren which he
make his usual style the shortest noce and
the reasonable terms for cash.
Mar 25-dlm
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The New York and Liverpool United states mail
Steamer. 'ati's~..ssN
The ships comprising this hse ares .e SOD
capt Comstoch
efAton
Ere These ships having been built by cosrAo
ITI2 pressy for service, has been
lE10AH1Xtaken
to insure strength and speed and their
unequaed for
Pce OF from New York to Liverpool in ls cabin 99o
Exclusive $500
Liverpool New York, fp and f20. 80 ri.
experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No behs be secured until paid for. TIL - ga
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nRENCII's of Frankfort street and
New YORK city, bull, opened y subscriber,
venenc comfort and seouoy be surpassed
nen, save one only Of witch are waed gratis. They are All
ded up with w,sh-,and. which are supplied VIII. Gro
The halt. and every noor bs II, ~h
lodging and they ordered spacious
and splendid eec,oy and Is in The immediate vicinity of
Dee a~dan r. FRENCH.
nONT FORGET j SNYDER, Jr.'s, Wine store, Phil
sdsp wss yoS can Ger your , wine. and 'So Of rsso
Washington, free % freight ~ Adains'. evrrsfs ~ lransF
"''' 0' man Or '''eS'''n "o'' 'o'' ss5sug saoai.
Jan i-du
CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broms.-w BtKEn Coz.
"a which 6t premum. have been awarded by the chief
and fairs Of the Union for sale BY all the principal groceries In
a: Murray siS ya Gent md TTs rAss
O"'' WALTER BAKER, co,
Ap3-dy Dorchester, Mas.
SPRINe AND SUMMER DRESS GooDs.-YERBy,
TEBBs YERBY would respectfully, TO their mend.
pabie generally TINS. they daily receiving
sy would invite special aeaon as they have been bought Al tho
market prices and VI" a p sGS 'ffpss' YrRny
7h and Pa sr., N,ss Dermc,,', building
hpo-dlwif
SnAwLs. sgAwL,i.yEsay, TEnss, VERY have
50 small figured Cashmere shswis for O., worth -
9 90 % 40 @., DO
q,
with general assortment Of cheap .hswl., ranging from
81 50 Call and examine the IN and
'' nosas aTsaS'
OFFENSIVE Roarding-Uous. for Hent.-The two
brick houses recently Reed
be put In thorough repair, aud
made satisfactory and immediate possession application
- son suctoneer, side
9th and 10Th IN
Ap 3-du
ESTLEMEN's EURyI,HING GOODs-YRRBy
TEBBs, n VERIFY would respectfully attention Of
CANT assortment Of genuemsn's belongings, viz;
Linen and Gotten shirts
Linen collars, the best quality
Merno undershir,s drawers
Cotton do do
Black fancy silk scarf ADD cravat
Lin,n, lawn, and garhsm do
Kid, sir, thread and gloves,
Win alsgc assortment o. suspender' halt hose &c. all Of which
va. he solo AZ ue lowest prices tor cash
Call and examine
syvana avenue, Miss Dernous building
Ap a-dlwif
APPROXIMATIONS refrigerator sale At my furnt
IL wsrerooroa street Opposite Exchange
They embrace every Keeping everything cool @
put INTO them fce rom s2 . sa5 Please call and see mem
40 s"ssw5w ''' Nm McGREGoR.
Tor REST-Tbe very desirable residence with garden n
present occupied BY D. aubesd Possession given
inquire premises, Of Mr. Richard smith a,s
Bank OF the Metropolis NP"-e"'s7
no Rent ,yx. large f,rn,shea Rooms p~pn.yl-
ysn,s avenue convenient Hotel and Avenue
separately parties Inquire
office. Mar 8-epdimo f
IIOUsE.H EEPEHs AND FURNISH ERs look here
III H. improved smoothing IRONS, which award
cd sr., elias. a,plors cy may
The Get do1en at pouk corner Of ~ stree, end
repnayfvsnis avenue. JAMES L. STREET, y
Apa-eodiw Agent
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ITIRaIsA MILITARY LAND wARRANTs.-The nm
dersigned win pay highest price for Virginia military
sc np and warrants, EVANS h FAINT,
Agents aud Attorneys
Feb fs3ndhw street, opposite the Treasury Der,rne ut
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broms.-w. BAKER CO.'S
u Vanilla Premium chocOlate and
which premiums have been awarded by the chief nsutue
Union, sale by all the pacpa
the United States, snd by their
Hussey Murray, New York Grant and TweIs, Phiadephis
V. Brundge, BALTIMORE Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohio; aud ). II, Howell, Georgetown n. G, -
WALTER BAKER, a co,
Ap3-dy Dorchester, Mas.
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GRAY n BALLANTySE,
sth street
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EATENslNE Boarding-Uouse for Hont.-The two
IL brick houses recently by
the south side Of y i4 They will
be pa, IN thorough repair aud TO
made satisfactory and immediate application
stton suetonee sonn side Pennsylvania avenue
Duh and 10Th ~
Ap J-dtf
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PROPOSALS ron CARRYING THE MAILS.

fpsI oysIos Oar ARrA1sr, March le ieoS
PROPOSALS for carrying the nails Of the United state. RON
November 1853 The Sot day Of june 1884,
pasive Of CALIFORNIA, and In the Territories d
ORe0ON NEW MEXICO will be received AZ The CONTRACT
the ely OF ashnston, un
III the day August 1885, 10 be decided by the 81
August the and time herein specified
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VI TEBBs, YEkBY would respee III,
their ftiend and gentlemen VISITING this cit
CANT assortment Of rentlemsn's belongings,
Linen and Gotten dress shirts
Linen collars, the best quality
Merino undersbirts and drawers
Cotton do do
Black and fancy silk scarf add cravata
Linun, lawn, and ginghsm do
KID, silk, thread, aud cotton gloves,
with alargc assortment of suspenders, ha
VIII be sold at the lowest prices tor cash.
Call and examine nj the new store ,.cnrnei
sylvan'a avenue, Miss Dermou's new buildi
Ap a~-dl VIII
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

GREAr SALE OF IMPORTED SrocK.- The
North Kentucky Stock Company has recently
made heavy importation of fine stock frSm
England. This stock was recently offered for
sale, at auction, in Bourbon county, and letter
from Paris gives the result as follows:
PARIS, KY, Aug. Is, 1862 The great sale
Of the stock Of the Northern Kentucky Importing
Company, closed to-day. There was tremen.
dous crowd in attendance, and the bidding quite
spirited and animated, and very high prices re-
allied.
For the first Bull and the Stallion, there was
great contention between Bourbon, Fayetts
and Clark counties, which should outbid. But
old Bourbon came out triumphant, paying for the
Bull $4,000, and for the Stallion upwards of
$2,SOO. The other bulls went at $4,000,
$4,000, and $4,000, $4,000, etc. The Cows
and Heifers at So 200, $4,000, 81 200, 81 600,
etc. The first Sheep or Buck was eagerly con-
tended for, but old Bourbon hid him of at
ST. ,OlO; others went for 800, 1900, and so oh
down. Most Of the stock was sold to Bourbon,
Fayette and Clark. The cost Of the stsck in
England, and all the expenses up 10 this time
are $4,000. They sold to-day for $50, 900
a pretty good investment.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

The Courier of this morning has four columns
of war upon the Maine Liquor Law. We adj
wise the editor 10 devote six columns Of his next
number 10 the discussion OF the question whether
the "Man in the Moon " is mile tall and large
in proportion, or only the size Of human beings.
We suggest this question because we should
like to see the editor spread himself on ques.
ton which he probably knows as much about as
he does about the Maine Liquor Law; because
it would be fresher than sopOrifo volume Of
rc-hashed rant; and because it is question as
much to be decided at the coming city election
as the Maine Liquor Law.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rkv. G. S. WEAVER will preach at the City
Hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
oath and 18th inst. Subject on Wednesday
evening: 1.-THE Rich Man and Lazarus" on
Thursday evening: 1.-THE Presence of the
Lord" from the text" Who shall be punished
with everlasting destruction from the presence
of the Lord and the glory Of his pOwer"-2
Thess. i. 9.
The public generally are invited to attend.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
PLEASURE EXCURSION.

The Ben Campbell is a fine, handsome steam
err, and one of the fastest on the river. And,
what is an important item for those who like
comfort and particularly good treatment, DAS
ABLE is Captain.
The Ben Campbell will run on Pleasure
Excursion to Keokuk and return, on Thursday
and Friday, the LIST and End days of September.
All who wish to enjoy themselves delightfully."-
for a season, will not neglect this rare OppOrtu-
nifty.
Our thanks are rendered for an invitation.
We shall certainly be on hand.
Tho Ben Campbell has been purchased by the
KeOkuk Company, and takes the place of the
Jeannie Deans.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

The editor of the Courier smells a horrible
plot every time wing opens his mOuth-it it's
only to enquire the price Of butter and eggs
and Immediately advises his democratic friends
to scamperl
Pity for his own sake, that he has not as keen
a nose for birthstone! If he had he might dis
cover the real " friend at his elbow" who puts
into his heart so much falsehood and misrepre-
sentation.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Christian Church will, (the Lord will
ing,) commence a meeting in their house in this
city, next Wednesday, the 3lst, at IL o'clock,
a. NJ. Elder d. P. Henderson and others have
promised to attend.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
ARRIVALS AT THE MONROE HOUSE,
Corner OF Main and Centre Streets,
WIN. SHOOT, Proprietor.
WEDNEsDAT, August q, 1883.

John BurKholder, St. Louis; J. B. Allen, Bloom.
lnEion, {. Spears, st. Louis; Edwin Gunner, Cass-
WIFE, Ohio; John LOnAn, Cadis, Ohio; J. b. Lambert
OouawKa; ID. w. RoWsOn, Fruefort, H.; J. Hern-
don, Monroe; ]. Powers, Monroe; ThOs. MeBra,
try, Ohio; John v. Short, Monroe; Geo. F. Davis,
Monroe county,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

The COnpet.-The Alton Telegraph states that
the comet now visible was discovered at Got
tingen, on the 10th Of June last. Its peribeliOn
passage occurs on the 9th inst, when its bright
ness will probably be much greater than at pres
ent
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
Important to Housekeepers!!
WOODLANDS

Z T. l. Il Is Il a I E ID SOAP!l
THB above celebrated sOsp article which evsrv fi,
hotel, laundry, boarding touso, &C., will end ms cay
tS trial. TO be tie very thing required scOnUmy Sno aSp
s' BcAuse clothes can be washed IN fourth the time
ID They REQUIRE rubbing OF pounding Thereby az,
labor, and the injurious effects Of the old method
81 Breaches and leaves them purely white and for ooI
oFed cloths s unsuHSssed does ooI sHtIaot ths dys
but has tendency TO set the color. FIR WasLiaS PAINT AZ
windows il cannot be excelled. f 49,
II Is warranted not to inure the clothes in ANY nav
els put up in boxes OF ten pounds each FuII S,o,l,
o. each boz for the use Of it.
The Soap Be had at the house Of Jhn Davis vho IA
sole agent for Marion oeunty, Fifth street nSnr Wn
Greens Hemp Pes Of Of CuSt lockwood on Main near
hnSuee@ (augSdt0
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

At a meeting Of the Board of Directors Of Ii,
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad COMPANY
convened in this city ON the 25th inst, il was
Resolved That the Engineer In Chief in addition 70 r
already conferred him by resolution Of this Br
10 and be is hereby instructed cause full and c)ri
examination Of the routes through Collier street. and also an
other that IN he judgment be deemed sdvabs ~
the interest Of The Railroad Con pany and TO prepsre an
mate OF the Of these several routes together with b
relative working and prospective value the interest Of s,
Road and that be Be also empowered to ascertain upon WIN
terms the right Of for said Road be tbantd u2on IN
several rue aud also to receive propositions from ls
holders their agents. uTon what the neces Ao
Of land be chained upon toe banks Of the Mssssr,
river AID uron such other places in the city lin
it's for such other amount # lard he may deem neosa-y
for the Of the Company for tho necessary budng
that be be required to report the meeting Of the Board
and all powers conferred committees heretofore oned IN
nba aud getting land for dePo and other buildings nccc
sa for the wants Of the Company, Be and hereby ropca
Propositions for the sale Of lands 10 the Han.
nibal and St. Joseph Railroad Company, for
site for Depot, &c., in the city Of Hannibal, in
accordance with the above resolution, are invited
from tho property holders, and will be received
at the Office Of the undersigned, on or before the
first Monday in September next.
The quantity Of ground necessary for the use
Of the company for the terminus, will be not less
than five acres on or near the river, and ten nd.
ditional acres, lying in body on or near the
line Of Road, distance not exceeding two miles
from the river.
Propositions should be sealed, and endorsed
Proposal for sale Of ground for Depot" and
contain On accurate description Of the ground,
its locality, quantity, &C., with reference made
10 plat Of the city.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

REMEMBER, that the question teIore the
city at the coming city election is-"Shall
the city by ordinance prohibit the sale OF
intoxicating liquors within the city limitsl"
Neither the "Maine Liquor Law" nor any
other State prOhiGItory law is now before
the people.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
WILL PEOPLE WHO OWE US

Please call and pay uP'
W We need the money and have no time to
collect it. Ell
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

GREAT PEoGISG MATcH AT NoRTH DAN
vERs. BETWEEN ALEXANDER STEELE AND JoHK
]. BuxKER.-On Thursday, August 4th, the
above named gentlemen, on a wager Of $25,
pegged one hundred and sixty pairs Of women'I
spring heeled shoes, working ten hours, Steele
pegging 80 pairs and Bunker IS pairs; Steele's
being at the rate of is per hour, driving up
wards o. thirty-fve pegs per minute, and Bunk
er z AS pairs per hour, or more than "a pegs
per minute, together driving al 800 pegs in len
hours. Thong II Bunker didn't quite equal his
opponent in the number Of pairs, in the execu-
ton of the work he axcelled. The last part of
the work was performed, while the blood was
oozing from their fingers ends, notwithstanding
which, Bunker performed the usual amount Of
labor the following day.-BOSton Times.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

The comet spoken OF by the St. Louis papers
was observed by some Of our citizens yesterday
evening.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
LnSrI LOSTM

A small Pearl Handle Pen-Khile-one blade out.
The finder win confer favor BY leaving it at this or
nee OF William MeDanicrs.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

DREPARED Bsifers IeAts IN sxoellsnt article for nm,
and tender nipples fOI sale - the Drug Sore By
july -, ls4s-dkWSm z. ANDERSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

c. w. Bryan continues to add names 10 his
list OF testimonials in favor of his stoves. These
are substantial arguments.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
Fro n The Hannibal Messenger

MEssRs. EDIroRs:-
AS you have along with other wing papers
in the I'd district, published the article referred
to by the "RecOrd," it. is but justice 10 Mr..
Porter, and the Wings of the district, that you
should copy the Records article. There is a
reason why Porter name has been omitted in this
list Of "asp irants," as they are called, but the
trick is too shallow to deceive the Wings Of this
District. They will not so easily throw aside
the staunch the true, the never failing Wing,
Porter, at the bidding of any. They have not
so soon forgotten the services of Porter in past
times, and wher the proper time comes they
will show the world that they are not migrate
full.
/ do not know that Mr.. Porter desires the
but as he has been ever ready in
sunshine and in darkness, in days Of prosperity
and adversely to serve the Wing party at
their will, presume he will moi be found among
The missing If called on next August. He is
he decided choice Of the Wings of this portion
IF the district, and have no doubt Of majority
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
ATTENTIONM

The Marion County Temperance Society will meet
pursuant to adjournment, on Saturday the Sd day oil
September, at 10 O'Clock, A ~, to discuss the Maine
Liquor Law. The friends and opponents Of said law,
are requested 10 attend and the different divisions are
requested 10 be represented by delegates.
TIL. TATLOw, Pres.
Palnyn, August 8, 1853. (Iuglod&wtd)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

The Mississippi river, which has been quite
low, is now rising.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
New ORLEASs, AUG. 81.

NEW URLEANs, Aug. T.
Inierments go, inclding 24S Of yellow fever.
Deaths for the week $50, of which $50 were
of yellow fever.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25
JUST RECEIVED

And for sale at the clone Building" corner Of
Main and Bird streets,
A Ii KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS-Onion sets;
n Blue grass and timothy seeds Clover seed by the
barrel bnshel. A general assortment Of Groceries
W OGDEN and Willow Ware, BrOoms, Cotton Yarns
Cotton batting. All kinds Of Nuts Oranges, Lemons
Figs, and host Of articles not mentioned here Like.
ise thousand things that is not here for sale Aux.
ious to sell all for CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN. Like to forgot one thing, the Eagle Mills
-four is here too! maTl5dH I. JACKSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-25

WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST -, 1853
En- We are authorised 10 announce o. y. STRONG
candidate for CIR MARSHAL At the approaching November
election. Rugodtdl