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COIOneIA, InOuesta.

BODY OF ROBERT B. SMITH RECOVERED, FOUND
DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIvER-sUPPosED CASE
OF SUICIDE.
On Saturday afternoon Coroner ODonne was called TO
hold an Inquest the body Of found 10 tre river
loot OF amos street which subsequently ascera,Ded
spectors Office who had been missing since last Weine
day night Dr. Uh examined the body aud could not dis
covsr any marks OF violence and his opinion chat
The deceaed care to bis death by ownng The Coro
ner took the following evideDce;-
Joshua Goodwin, residing IN CHARLES street Green
wicR street. sworr ssysI this morning, at about half
past O'Clock, the wharf foot of Amos street;
the head Of deceased above the of the water
ar his feet sticking in the mud made the body
fast to a skin alongside the dock.
John Smith, Of No Weeha vixen street. also assisted
Mr. Goodwin in securing the body to the dock.
The watch besstpn and pocket book belonging to the
deceased found on his person.; and violence
could be about his body the belief is that his death
was caused by suicide
The deceased was IS years of age and native of Now
York
CAUTION TO BOYS DISoBRYING THEIR PARENTS.
Coroner Gamble yesterday held an inquest at No 5
Lewis street, the body Of boy named John Yeuser,
aged ten years native of this city. who his
death by falling INTO the river foot of Grand street. and
drowned.
Yenaer my son; on Wednesday morning !ast about
ten O'Clock went to market and left my in the
toned him to leave the house until my return
my found he had left the house. to look
for him. and informed by two cbdsen that he has
just fallen into the rivsr foot Of Grand street. while fish,
ing op the end OF the dock.
John Ysnter The father of the deceased says that
his coming home dinner he learned that hs had
been fishing the end Of the dock and missing his bal
aDce fell into the river and dro ~ned The father
procured grsppe and searched about the DOCK all that
afternoon but did not succesd in finding the brdy.
Daniel Gilmore. boy twelve years OF age, of No 1888
Water street. found the deceased floating in the river
foot Of Oliver street. Saturday afternoon and secured
it until the Coroner fhe jury rendered vercct
of-Death by accidental drowning.
UNKNOWN MAN DROWNED.
Yesterday, Coroner Gambe held inquest at the foot
Of Robinson street, on the bedy of unknown man
about thirty years Of supposed to be native Of IRE
land who found floating in the river Saturday
afternoon The deceased is about feet inches il
height black hair cut short and whkers all around his
face Had lost the fors6pger of his right hand from h'
Joint. Deceased d sed in blue striped shirt
two pair Of ais and brogsn shoes nearly FL
appeared t, have been In the water about two days
verdict of death by drowning rendered.
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Nnvnl TnfgIsvUanpe

The U. s. steamship frincetoo, Capt Eege, from the
Navy Yard, and steamer Fulton, Lieut.. Com. Natson
from Hampton Roads, weat to sea yesterday. rneir
destination ia supposed to be the shing grounds whittier
IL IL said the U s. sloop Decatur, Lieut.. Com. Wite
also been ordered -NorJolk Herald. JnlyS.
Lieut. w. W. Pollock mas been ordered to tho S. ship
PeDns lvania, vice p U. Murphy, detached.
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JupICIAL CHANGRs IN GEORGIA.-HMam Warner
has rexQned the Office Judge of the Supreme Court
Georgia. and Judge Starnes has been appointed to AL the
Vacancy Hon. Andrew J. Miller has been appointed tn
the bench Of the Superior Court vacated BY the promo
ton Of Judge Starnes.
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to the north, nor Was any thing known OF II
on the other side of the Highlands about Newburg.
Some railroad accidents have likewise lately occurred in
thiA neighborhood which, singulary enough, have not
found tr way into the pablo prints, notwithstanding
the vast travelling up and down between AlbanyHnd New
York. On tn. 4h of July, at Crugers, which opposite
to Haversaw and Is the stopping place of the for
the latter place, George Sanders, belonging to Hsver
straw in attempting h. the track order reach
the station house, which opposite was met by the
train, and becoming paralzed, were with fear was
crushed to pieces.
Yesterday evening, accident, or something worse
but unwilling to give credence popular rumor
occurred little higher up, at Peeksk passenger BY
the six o'clock smgrant train from New York FELL or
it is reported at Crugsr thrown from the train
while in motion, and instantly killed.
The crew Of the soop that was capszed in the North
river all saved
LARGE BUILDING BLOWN DOWN IN BROOKLYN, ETC.
The storm particularly In yn-uproot
ing trees tearing down signs and causing other and most
serious damage four story brick house in process
completion, the Of Montague place aud Hicks
street. levelled with the ground by the force Of the
wind The workmen had just ceased their abors for the
day, and but few feet from the building on their
way homeward, when it fell down with tremendous
crarh It said that Of the had been buried
beneath the pile, but it subsequently ascerained
that no ope was hurt The house was owned by Messrs
Barney Mitchell, and twenty five feet front on
Montague place. and extended ninety feet Hicks street.
The loss is estimated At about So oOo About the
time the market sail boat Mary" of Staten Island lying
off the foot Of Jeroemon street. capsized, and the
in charge had lard work to himself He how
eys. caught the bottom of the boat and dfted
to shore.
TELEGRAfHfG.
COTTON FACTORY BURNED IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
PROVIDENCE July 10, 1853
The new cotton factory in Attleborough Mass, owned
by Messrs B. B. R. Knights, of this city entirely
destroyed by FIRE Saturday night. 1t is supposed to
have been struck by lightning. Loss between $40 900
and $50, 000 Partially insured in this city.
SUNDAYS STORM IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1858.
We had very heavy storm OF wind, rain, and light.
ming this afternoon. Fortunately no damage was DONE
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Picture of two immense oxen in red and white
colors.


Spectators o
&C
These wonderful cattle found beneath a cloth teot
in the In the also two breakneck look
ing swing horse machines each of which in its turn had
railroad pavilion, with its main from Sixth
and Forty third street. The floor of this pavilion
is twelve feet above the foundation circular
in iorm, with bar and refreshment counters at the
sides. There is the model of locomotive and behind it,
c le Of in the form of boxes, with Seats music
aboundng here elsewhere Sundays &C. These boxes
fed with passengers male and female, who being sup
Piled with cream cake mint juleps, cobblers lager bier
driven around circle about twenty thirty feet iu
dsmescr at pretty rapid rate. bell Is rung for start
ipg and stopping drinks taken, the ride is free.
Alongside this pavilion is Imposing efreshment saloon,
called the promenade Saloon" With its main entrance
from Foriyhird street. which has band Of music In
slant ore alton, and especially Sunday. Returning to
Forty second street, and proceeding towards Sixth
We reached the wooden house, with drinking
house the first floor driving good business. Over the
front Of the second story found the following sign:
oo . Q Q Q Q . %
Grand Exhibition Model of San Francisco and J
California, =
% Q . Q %
Turning up Sixth avenue pass whole row Of drink
ing houses continuing with few exceptions, to the
ner of Sixth avenue and Fsry third street About the
centre there found wide hail. Alley, leading 10 the
Railroad Pavilion aforesaid having hompscns refresh
msnt saloon IN front, which wNs one OF the most fro
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eco oooo 90 oooo . .
These views consisted Of cities, landscapes paintings
and statues, seen through holes filled with magaifyiug
glasses This show was owned by Hungarian, Mr.. Haz
man, and Mr. Lucas. On Sundays scripture we're
to be substituted for those of secular character
The next place, continuing towards Sixth avenue which
attracted our attention, pile of two story wooden
buildings with alley, corridor leading to the Of
the ots fapked, usual with reree ehment stands. In
front Of and the referred to- there was an
immense picture two and sheep with specta
tors-somethipg after this arrangement.
Challenge the World on Cattle and Sheep o
for beauty ami weight o
BY Henry Clay and Dr. Watts. o
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RAfHfG.

SUNDAYS STORM IN BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1858.
We had very heavy storm Of wind, rain, and light
ming this afternoon Fortunately damage was DONE
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quented in the Over the entrance to the rear Is
seen the following Mgn-
90 Q . Q Q Q Q o
The Worlds Fair paguerreotype Gallery, up stairs
Price rs cents.

Price rs cents
90 Q Q Q o %
Reaching the corner of Fortythrd street and Sixth
avenue We raw large picture of Clarke Mills
bronze equestrian statue Of General Jackson The sign
stands thus the front end of the second story Of the
Sixth Avenue Railroad brick stables
90 Q Q Q Q Q a
Picture Of the Statue.l
Clark Mills Bronze Statue. =
[Underneath:-1
Clark Mills celebrated Bronze Equestrian Statue
OF General Jackson =
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
DagucrreotypcS! Dagucrreoty pes !!
~. 2. pITrS

y CSident daguerrean Artist, would simply re
IL mind the citizens of Hannibal and surround
ing country that he is still taking pictures at his
Gallery on Main street, over Wilson'S hardware
store, and would inform them, that from recent
additions TO his stock, and his increased facilities,
he is now prepared to take pictures In style
far superior to any heretofore taken in this city,
and at reduced prices, Cali and examine,
ap25lu.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

THattLiSa IscrDrsr,-M temperance
meeting in PhilsdslphiS, some years ago, a
young clergyman spoke in iavsr Of wine a. q
drink, demonstrating Il qultV TO HE own salts.
faction to be aSriplUval Esnllsmanly and health
ful. When The clergyman sat down plain,
elderly man arose, aud asked the liberty to say
a few words, IA young friend Of nine" said
he, "who had long been Incorporate, was At
length prevailed upon, to the great 10y OF his
friends, TO tuko the pledge Of total abstinence
from oil that can intoxioats,
lie kept the pledge faithfully for some time,
though the struggle with HE habit was fearful,
till one evening at social pArty, glasses OF wine
were handed round-thsy came to clergyman
present, who took a glass, saying few words
, in Vindieation Of tho practice, "Well," thought
the young man. III q clergyman can take wine
, and Justify itSo we'll, why not ~" So no also
q took glass, Il instantly re.kindlsd his fiery
and .lum6Oring appetite, and after rapid down
ward course he died Of dslirium tremens - q
rOVing mSdihAA, The old man paused for ut.
teranco, and was just Obls 10 add
That young man was my only SON, and the
clergyman was the Rov, Doctor who has Just
addressed this assembly"
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JOHN s, THO SON,
NVuOIESATE CROCER


Nos. so aud 80 Second street. near Post Office,
1853. St. Louis, Mo. 1883.
i AS in store and is In receipt Of tho following desi.
IL rable stock Of Groceries, which Is ofersed At the
lowest market rates lM prompt CAyt
600 hhdS N, o, aud cpFld sugar 800 bills ezra do,
1000 pkgs NJ r, rNiSins, 5000 drums Elme figs,
50 eRsGs ZAnte cnuGnls, 90 fails datss,
90 casks puOnes, DO eases do, In glass,
100 hhls s. almonds, % do H. s. do, % do hlberls,
% bills English WNlnuts, 20 do cream nuts,
ao0O Kegs nals 10 Cd 500 do blued and I'd nails,
500 do Ience do6 and TO- S5Odo brad do, g. and TO-
100 do hnishtng do 3 aud 10, 100 do wrought DO,
rs do spikoS, 10 In 100 bxs lacks, Alto IL oH,do
400 bags cotton yarn, 600 do dozen DO,
100 bags white ca pet warp, 100 do cold do. do,
4OO bales batting, 800 do candle wick,
800 do tAnping Irvine, 500 bbs mAckerel, l. %, and
500 half b6ls mAckerel, Nos, I, 2and 3,
100 bills roe behring's, 600 bxs sealed do,
so eks Eng eolhsh, % do Grand Bank do,
1900 bxs eoddsh 100 lbs each, 20 bills No, salmon,
400 cans Baltimore Cove oyslert,
~ eAseS sOldMes wholes, halt and quarters,
30 bills reeAp nuts, 100 bags pea ITS,
1000 bushels dried apples, 800 do drVd peaches,
cue bxs tallow candles, 200 bxs palm soap,
80 bNs Olean soap, 200 do star candles,
80 bxs sperm candles, 90 do CASTLE soap,
400 Sxs shaving soap, loo chs Boston SalerNtus,
200 6xs starch zoo bills WilmingtsN tar,
10 bills llnsSed oil, 100 bxs chocolate, .
900 bxs Ere crackers, 80 kegs bar lead, -.r.
800 bags drop shot, 100 de buck shot,
1000 10 ans cap aud letter paper $500 do wrapping dc
| 100 TsOms tea paper l00bSs lemon syrup,
1000 bags dairy SNt, 1000 do G. A, dO,|OOdo H. B'de
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

900 doz hoop buckets, 900 do 3.hoop do,
100 dog half buckets 300 nests p'pd tubs, so each,
100 doa zinc wash boards, $50 bxs clothes pins,
20 dsz well.bueksts, 800 bxs block matches,
300 bxs Roman matches, 100 bbls oakam,
700 bbls butter and water crackers, 100 DO pitch,
100 bbs rosn, 900 bxs clay pipes, 100 do stone do
20 cases n!sd Turk plpe.heads, 70 bbls pearl bNry
200 demijohns, TO gallons, 100 eks rice,
10 bbls split peas, 20 bxs British luslre,
100 bxs double refined salaeralus,
10 casks Scotch ale, % bbls Mason's backing.
200 halt bbla city and La, 3, II, moasSes,
400 chests NJ Rften AID black teas, 400 bxs do do,
100 plSs golden NyIup, bOu bxs Va and M. tobaeeo
400 bxS cut smoky tobacco, 100 do cat chewing do
100 bSs yellow bank do, 70 90 spanish smok'gdo,
100 Jars Maeaboy snuff, 2 bbls Scotch 10,
90 NJ regalA cigars, 70 Mprineipe no,
on NJ Havana DO, 800 oxes melee do,
200 boxes 'CnbHand Havana sixsI DO,
100 bblI cider vinegar, 300 Kegs rifle powder
300 kega blasting powder, 100 cases canister De,
million G, ID, caps, 100 NJ feet sAIetylusr,
200 bags pepper 100 dc aspicefl0 eases LutmegS,
90 bbS cloves, 1900 mats cassa, 10 bbs Rrd ginger
20 bags race ginger, 100 bxs mustard,
so eanisters mustard, 90 kegs English do,
900 bxs Undetwood's pickles, 3U0 do pappersuuce
100 bxs tomatoo calsnp, 10 10 Cayenne pepper,
900 bXs assorted candy, 10 do rork do,
400 hSs assorted ground spices, 800 doS bed cords
900 coils Manila corlage assot oil,
10 bis hNx sewing Irvine, 1000 lbs broom Irvine,
10 casks crop madden, 90 bhls alum,
so bbls cepperss, % DO oriRStonc, OK sulphur,
D. bbls chop logwood 90 bSs extract DO,
100 casks cAfb soda, D cks washing 10,
10 bbls Epson salts, 100 bxs black ink,
cases white chalk, 20 bblS whiting,
bbh putty, IN bluddcta, 5 do camphor,
90 Kegs sallprus, 1000 dos yeast powders,
10 cases NsSd PLAYING cards, 900 doz broomS.
10 bbls tanners oil, 30 baskets salad Oil,
200 pockets brown Java coffee, 90 bbls jamaica d,
400 bbls N, q, molasseS, BOO do city and La \ A. ii
200 bbls Loaf, pow'd Nndcrushed sugar
1900 bags Rio eeilee, A0O bag, LaguSyra coffee,
LIQUORS,
400 bills tcclhed whisky, % do Bourbon 30,
100 bbls MonUngahela 10, 10 do rye do,
100 bbls Am, brandy, 10 do 10 gin,
100 bXa quart TASKS, 800 do pit do, ~ h ut do,
400 bSs tumblers, uSS'd, 80 10 glass decanter,
300 bNs squat jars, 90 Ccroons 5. r indigo,
ca'es Madras indigo, do Manila do,
500 bxs window glass, 1xgto lOSl4,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
TAILORING.
JAMES THOMPSON, e. JOHN A. LENNON,
the Lime Man, Merchant Taylor,

LIANE associated themselves together for the
IL urposs Of cauyi ng on the TAILORING BuSl-
NE s In all Il various branches,
On Main street, one door north Of tha Brady House,
and next door to &, W, BryAn's Stove Store,
They have and will keep, the best Of Jouneymen all
the time, aud will Execute Work as ENpedhously,
as neatly ana rs hShionably as they know how.
We will not saw we will beat the man that makes the
fashions, but will say they will keep near the pie.
tues as possible
Mt Lennon has the largest best and cheapest stock
OF Cloths CAssimereS, VeStingS, Trimmings and Sum.
mer Goods, that Hannibal ever had the good luck to
have IN Il,
M Give Us call gentlemen, YOU are bound to be
suited in my kind, or quality OF Goods,
hannibal, April ~, 1898,
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rber's Shop,
pETER JOUNSON,

PETER JOHNSON,
d ESPECTFULLY offers his services 10 the
IL public. lie keeps the best quality of raIors,
and keeps them sharp. lie will always pay
strict attention to cleanliness and ncatness
lie cuts and dresses hair in n style that
never fails to please his customers, As a
knight Of the scissors and razor he Yields to
none in Hannibal, Ills charges are reOsona.
bly, low. As he intends TO continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hopes to have
tho patronage of the citizens Of Hannibal,
whose well known chief characteristic
OF energy, leads them to desire To see
everything en the progressive march,
Recollect It is the shop nearest to Hick.
mans Stove Store. 1t is on the west side
of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street, (ap.23.d.ly)
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DAGUERREOTYPE
LTKEN ESSES!

DRAlNARp h LAMRERTS FLOATING pA.
ID GUt RREAN GALLERY, is now lying in Bear
Geek al the Foot Of MaH street, where they will be
ready and always happy 10 wait upon oil who may
wish 10 procure tor themselves
PERFECT I.lkENESSES,
This Gallery Ia fitted up expressly FOR this bussi-
ness, with large Side aud Skylghl, Pictures are
taken very rich and N the very best Style and put up
IN any style OF Case, l.oGket or Breastpm, Come all
who wish to see yourselves most beautifully
CONTEMPLATED,
aud come Soon Tor we remain at Hannibal but few
days only,
If Thar skin aNd experience enable them 10 oiTeV
rare chance to those who desire 10 learn the art Of
DaguerrColyrmg, (jcSdSw,r)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
JUST RECEIV ED,

And Tor sale at the Lone, building" corner Of
Main and Bird streets,
A IL. KINDS OF GARDEE SEEDS Onion sets;
~ Blue grass aud timothy seeds; Clover seed by tbs
barrel Or bushr general assortment Of Groceries,
Wooden and willow Ware Broom', Cotton Yarns /;
Cotton batting. Al kinds Of Nuts Oranges, Lemons,
Figs and host OF articles no mentioned hero Like.
WSC Thousand things that isnot here Cor sale. AnN-
ious IN aell all for CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN Like to forgot one thing, the Eagle Mill
-four II here too taatlbdW 4. JACKSON
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

ARcTlc ENrEnlroN, The arctic EXpe.
diuon, undOr command Of DR., Kane, will
sail FROM New York, Oh Tuesday, escorted
by Captain Smrgs, who has volunteered
steam power for tho occasion.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
Never too lite to reform,
New York, May ~.

New York, May ~.
The builders Of the Crystal Palace have
announced To tho directors that the build.
ing will be ready Tor the reception Of goods
sn the 18th OF June,
The opening will take place about to
18th of July,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

Wa are now
pptspe,sd TO " Cy-1O q ~
M ' " :, LA@Tllt4lfSS.zn X
tcles in our line al st. Louis prices Our stock, though
not 80 extensive, combines a. great variety az any
Ntore Of similar character In the State. Having the
largest Wholesale Establishment In ~. Louis, wS are
enabled 10 defy competition either IN price, quantity,
or quality. We can furnish Mcrehansi from Tie coun.
.lty AZ ST. Louis Wholesale Prices, which will relieve
them From the payment Of freight insurance, eommis.
sionHe Among our extensive stock Of Hardware will
be found tho following articles
Farming 1mplcmenth
Seythes, raEcs, hOy.toiks, grain cradles scyihe
SnepdS, hoes spades, shovClN hay, shaw and grass
knives, &c,
Cut, wrought aud horse Nails, Collins Hnls' lip.
pircols and summons axes, files, a'ps, ShselS aug.
srs, locks, latchcs bolts, butts, hinges and screws
Log, trace halter and back chains,
GunsmiIhs' ana CRCpenterS Tools,
GNn barrels, Locks, douhhle triggers, ribs, butt
pieces, guards and boxes aud general assortment Of
tools aud trimmings,
~ Plains and SAWS, every variety, AdEcs hammers,
hs,chelS, and other articles in the Carpenter slime.
cutlery.
Fine pocket aud table cutlery TOEors shears, butcher
W. Also have the PATENT CHAIN PUMPS
which We viii dispose vi lower than they can b. OBJ.
iaincd anywhere Ia The state,
We invite calf a. our store IA the largest and best
! In Hannibal, Is all It looE' Ia be,
/ \, B,-We have removed cur store from It's former
location, which was ueM thu CITY Hotel, 10 hs fine
large new Bnildng lately erected by Mr., II, W, Col
Inns un the south east coInpr If MAN and Bird slreels
n Hannibal, June ., lS5S'..(wly)
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Baltimore, MNy ~,

EpTcuPAL CONVENTION, There was a
great excitement to-day in the Episcopal
Convention, in consequence OF the letter
read ut the last Convention from the stand.
ing committee, condcmninI the cause Of
DIR. Johns Tor preaching in u Methodist
church, Resolutions 10 eNpunge the letter
from the Journal, aud rehectng severely on
the course o( the standing committee, were
offered, and debated oil day yesterday AMI
to-day, The difficulty is between the
High aud Low Church party.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

Thu steamer Yorktown, N a lulo run
from New Orleans to Nutchcs, ecNpSed the
Eclipse and shot by the Shu,well,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

Wages in Ireland, owing lo the continued
exodus, have reached higher point than ever
during the war"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

~ Tho Floating Daguerrean Gallery is now
lying in Bear Greek, just, at the foot Of Main
street,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

Sir Edward Bulwer Ly:ton is said to be
Il convert to the belief In spirit rOppings
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

on MAfkce street
TTNHEY take this method OF nformlnk the c.tlZens
j. Of Hannibal and vicinity, that they have opened
nav family gtocefy alora on Market street. immedi.
aley north Of the market house, where they intend
keeping all kinds OF Groceries suited TO the retail trade
We nd keeping on hand all kudi ofmafkeling, and
will be pleased 10 see our friends ut any time when they
want anything In our line, We have, aud will conli
nue. 10 keep Fresh Meats on hand during the winter
season. AZ we have tae best opportunity OF purchN
sing Fowls, Vegetables, Ae, win be TO every mans
interest TO call ana examine, before purchasing else.
where, az we will have everything that can be oh.
tAned al the market house during the day.
novg7lr SMITH 4 DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

Those Who 60 to law for damages are sure Il
co, them,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-01
Fisher & Norris Cast Steel Face AM
wills and Vices.

NUTS and WASHERS, AXLE-TREEs and
BOXES, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS. BLACK
SMITHS BELLOWS, BLACKSNITH'S SEA