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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-16

u A tailor out west recently committed
suicide by cniiing his throat with pair of scis-
The editor of The Brooklyn Journal saws
he knows Of an editor near Fulton Ferry. who
will probably kill himself by the use of the
same instrument"
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INSURANCE,

INSURANCE.-We have made arrangements
for insurance TO the extent of one million dollars.
on any one shipment. aud are empowered TO in.
snre for other parties on Gold Dust Bars. Coin
and Merchandise, TO and from New York and
this City, by endorsements OH Bills of Lading,
at the time of shipment.
ADAMS & co.
:. ". TRAcr, Agent at Shasta
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BY CRAM. ROGERS &. co.

We send regular ESpre&ses 70 French Gnlch.
Weaveryille, Yreka, Jack sonville, Al,houst
Greek, and Portland Oregon Also, to the Pitt
River Mines
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long not tor the oh. ri : on The tree,
S" much as those VIII. CHI on IA lii, see;
And more affection bear 10 the rose,
That on cheek, than in garden grows.
RanGo!pl.
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D. T. HORN. JAMES 4. LEWIS. EDGAR BRIGGS
ID. G. HORN 4 CO.

EXPORTERS OF HAVANA SPEARS pr;.,
Il Bpildiag. SO Sausome Street between caI
iorhia and Pine Streets. San francisco. Cal. keen
constantly 9. on hand full supply of Seears and
i"paecn, together with Matches, Snuff &c. &c
apo3 If w.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-16

" Two loattrs met upon the street the other
day, AND passed the compliments OF the sea-
sou"
JIM" said one, Have yoE seen Hall he's
looking for you"
Hall! What Hall ?"' was .Jm's answer.
why, Alch, hail. you fool
Pslaw.' responded Jim, "'hat's poor
SELL and you wouldn't have cansht me if
hadn't been hurl last night when John trpped
me mp
John who - said Jim.
Demi-Jnhn, ynn numskull"
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-16

NEW SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.-The laying
down of Geographic line between England
and the Continent. leading from London TO Hol-
land. is now in progress. 1t is TO pass northeast
erly from London through the county OF Suffolk,
and to cross The German Ocean III nearly di-
rect line To the Continent. The place at which
the work is pow going on is between Ipswich
aud Oxtortlness. on the coast. The iron
cable is to be enclosed in an iron pipe, laid to
the depth of two feet below the surface of the
earth. Forty or fifty men are employed, and il
is expected that four miles of this line will be
completed in the first fortnight. To avoid the
expense of iron pipes earlhen pipes are To be
adopted ihroush bout the greater portion of the
line From the selection Of part Of the sea for
crossing which is so much wider than at the
channel at Dover Strait, it may be inferred that
the laying of the line across the sea is not ma
ierially more expensive Than to lay it on land
and that to It is deemed equally safe to lay it
on land.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-16

II A lad day two since called to
the stand i'll the Common Pleas Court, whose
tender years raised doubts MS to his competency
as a witness, by not understanding the nature
and obligation of an oath.
The first question put was. Are you the son
of the PLAINTIFF"
The little fellow crossing his legs and deib, :
rately putting about half paper of . Lilien-
that's" into his mouth, with the utmost sang
troid replied
Well it's so reported" He testified
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BANK IN
We do Banking Business OF Deposit only,
Special or Otherwise.

We sell DRAFTs on any of our offices in the
following places:
BOSTON,
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE,
ST. LUClS,
NEW ORLEANS.
AND LONDON.
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TOWER HOUSE

at The junction Of The Freka and Weave,
Roads, IL miles from Shasta.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-30

Our friends Ia New Jersey entering with The lrue
spirit upon the thai State Let the "hards and
the soiis Of the Empire State wrange and quarrel they
nay, the Jersey democracy determined 10 do Their
duty discarding all personal and interested consdea
hons, and looking alone 10 The triumph OF their principles
and Their Party. How cheering the prospect in this
gallant State, indicated the genuine spirit of the
article below when conascd with the isienal dscord
which rerns in New York We ask our mieguided
friends IN the Empire State witness how gioriously
the spirit Of democracy shines out in New Jersey
under the banner Of the indomitaele Price The New
Brunswick Times the action OF the State CON-
mitee the following eonle and enlh usiastc tone:
. Tux CONVENTION -Th. democratic State convention
which assembled Trenton Thursday last. wxs The
largest delegate convention assembled the capital
State. Every county from SUSSEX Cape May sp.
peared by is delegates. and did
good 10 look upon thaf assembly Of freem-n We
the old weaiher-beaien democras:bc had
fsught ia ranks tn their heads gray. They
advise with their younger breihrrnto give
eel the inexperienced. and encourage tho
good work Of sustaining The principles OF
freedom. Tho young men--.he who do
Tor years come, when the old own
ready and anxious for The coming fight The
deberne friends ef the reform party there and the
young democracy the friends OF prngrsss
Who doubt The result OF a such . force /.
srrsyed the side Of the people Who wiz believe
the who had such representation Trenton
be beaten Il be done The democracy will
triumph again. and Rodurn NJ. Price wilt be elected
governor Of New Jersey election held Ia
November
We not who The wings may nominate
NOT whsr kind Of platform they make care what
alliances coalitions forned-the OF The
cratic convention w receive the support OF majority Of
the people Of New Jersey
We have but Little spnre in which extend these
marks Suffice say that never ,aw a better con
vcntlou convention sciusied by better
feeling. True is III at di~appontedhis
always he the and when disappointed
natural for those OF and ardent temperament
press their feelings strongly Bot who believes thar
democrat when he reflects the proceedings al
convention when he ~ free from excitement. win refuse
10 abide by the decision OF the convention We do
believe vi All democrats win yield mp heir personal
impressions, snd with long pun strong pull. and a
pull all together, si place Rodmsn "A Price IN the
gubcrnsiorsi chair by m-iory Of al lesst five thousand
votes
G. I'LL -.
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pwwD STORE. ~~ru~w - n .. Iesh Tyss
the sb1ve
s~ss wnuaA resercsinny puhc they
r.,v~d - runsure
~. chop IN n suprisr sualy
: sn~tt wVrrfson suppay
eurd,rr ro~san~t nece N thew ussmuen
pace NJ
psr ~ tbe ciy ren4ass n csavsnts~s 10 m.
s~devss9neA yin prcwtAe
ev~vy~g linz nwA, while
~nW11ew~< pseAEe
Asmsevrs vv fst susis~u~~ ~ Vim pnsy hvs s~ WIN
asesv pssv-wsge.
LEMUEI .. DguHAm,
Sep "a JOHN y. KING
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BosTaS, sept 2s-Tbe Beisish mail steamer Nsgsu,
Capt Leeh, which sailed noos. has bsea
detained consequence Of lhe arrival of maths
from Cansda Among the passengers who VIII 70
The minister from the United States 10 lhs Belgian court
and A. W Thompson OF Phiiadephia q bearer Of doe
patches The Niagara has board $3.50 In specie
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BurrALo Sept ~ There a lerribls and gale
the lakes yesterday Two vessels sunk II chi-
gan city, and dock carried away with large quantity Of
railroad iron IL IA feared that serious disasters
CURED, causing loss Of HE and property.
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HALIFAX, sept ~ The steamer America 10 nov oomiax
~. wih three days later adsces than the Washington
Her news Will be iofw assied . . received.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-30

ARRIVAL or The wAsnnorok.
hEw YoKK, Sept ~ The steamer Washington yin
reach her wharf before O'clock p. IN. She hAs dls-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-30

Of fstbc WsrcAsna W.
sna vi sepsembe AUD yosngc1 dasshtcr Of Acs
w. and AnERcA PAYKx aged ~ month";
AIso disesse asah .st CHARLES BoRRo-
MEo fAYNE cfnid aged year, 10 ~snshs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-30

SALE or AsHIAsD.-This estate. belonging 10 Henry
Clay was Sold Al public sale day last week. and
was purchased by James Clay his acn os sIAo per
number OF gentlemen present xs the sale. and
were willing to pay $500 PER acre. has whrn
known that he sons Of Mr. Clay wished to have H. no
bids were made except BY James and Thomas Clay II
was struck of to James. and w be retained the Clay
family.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-30

Yesterday ny Mr. CIAaKses, HI. A. STEW
ART LUM, California, Miss HELEN c. sAkRWOOD, Of
CITY,
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firoHsuKa. Sept 2s-The wing State convention
met here to-day and was largely at,nnded. Hon Robert
e. Winthrop chosen chairman made an eloquent
speech, In which lac denounced the doctrines Of Caleb
Gushing forth in his Newark speech The convention
then proceeded ballot and the SECOND trial Emery
Washburn OF Worcester nominated Tor governor
criving 553 votes against 1874 for s. H. WhAsy Ea-
sign III Kellogg and 30 scattering. Thomas G. Planketi
oil Adams, was nominated for lieutenant governor.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-30

Extension Of the Capitol, and Ats Grounds.
la The extension OF lhe Capitol we are informed par
cular care will be taken the best for
The ventilation. Lighting beating and acoustics OF the
new buildings. commission has been appointed on
The subject by the President consisting OF Professor
bache, OF the Coast Survey. Professor Henry, OF the
Smithsonian Institution, and Capt Megs OF the United
States corps OF engineers. The gentlemen composing
this commission have visited and carefully examined the
principal public buildings in Philadelphia New York.
and Boston. They have paid particular attention
these buildings with reference obtaining the
rect daa ~ the matter oil sound and hearing Ii has
long been known how deficient the present hall OF the
House OF Representatives in these important respects
To obsiae entirely these defects, such arrangements
have been made will enable the commission 10 expert
nent IN these points. while the ed6ces progress
and previous to ihcr completion. BY this means per
lection in all these respects will be attained II is be-
eved that The vibrating columns OF heated air. which
ascend from the floor the ceiling OF the present
hail. can be avoided and The voices of The speak
thereby rendered less liable 10 be scattered the
room, and consequently rendered confused and indis
tnct
The superintendent OF this popular enlargement, and
Of The public works OF the government, placed in
The sole charge OF officers OF the United States corps oil
engineers II expected thai this arrangement will in
the completion Of The buildings and works the
most work nanl.ke Public confidence will be
inspired thai the ed6ces allied for will be erected with
the strctesi economy. and with = view to the per-
feet safety.
Capt Meiss is the officer having the super,ntendence
OF the Capitol enlargement Thomas u. Walter, esq lis
the architect.
The Improvement Of the grounds adjacent the Cap
oI is much called for, and are glad to know that il
will be faithfully carried into effect The steep awk
ward roads by which the ascent is attained will be
avoided and opened, lined with and adorn-
ed with parks, fountains. and flowers. New and more
spacious walks will be laid out in all directions. and
satuary placed in such positions will please the eyes
and awaken the patriotism of our citizens
When the Capitol and its grounds shall be completed
they will Justly be the pride Of the American people
To the present administration due the credit OF carry
ing out this Improvement 10 completion.
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We have spoken before OF the great merit Of these Ia
dies and now we are grathed to learn that many Of the
citizens Of Washington with the gentle
men Of the press and mus.cal pscfes~oa, have deter
mined 10 pay them the compliment OF having grand
subscription concert before they leave this city.
From the character and numb~ Of the subscr'ben.
We anticipate seeing Of the most brilliant and nuer
Gus assemblies that have been in Washington
Those who would avail themselves Of this opportunity
Of bearing the exquisite music Of OF the FIRST solo
v,oIin,sts should not Delay procuring hcketa
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W. L. MARCY.

In view Of the interest with which the publication OF
the above correspondence has been awaited by the psb
lie, and with the purpose of avoiding in far possible
inaccurate eiegraphie report Of IT, deemed il prop
issue, and send by mail yesterday afternoon The
journals exchange list in the principal OF
North and South, erra OF The Washington Unioa con-
tanning it in the form in which il is given to
our readers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-30

Nav ORLEANS, Sept cs-Advices from Galveston OF
Friday state the deaths by yellow lever averaged daily
Among the victims Major Sanders and Prof Rus,er
Tho former robbed while dying. and three had
been arrested ON suspicion of the crime
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PITrsBuRe, Sept 2S.-The Sate fair held near this
place exctes interest," and strangers arriving every
train from ali directions. The exhibition every 70.
spsct exceedingly tine. Governor bgler CAnAl Connie
Hopkins and other Sac officers
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BUFFALO, Sept. 29.-Genrra Shields passed through
here to-day his way East He feeble. but recovering
from his Illness
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-30
VESSELS WRECKED.

BurrALo. Sept. 2s-The brig Northampton and schoons
Puritan lost yesterday Michigan city, in the gale
The Norman pon had cargo OF 1860 bushels Of wheat
and the Puritan cargo OF railroad iron. The loss bott
cases is total.
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NEw YoRK, Sept 29-p. m.-The stock market is firm.
and some desc rpfons have advanced-ssrs OF Uniisd
Sc 1907 lea Cauioa. sales Erie, ~ Long
Island 32i Reading s. Parker Vein. ISL Cumberland
Coal, 3sl Phuntx ~ New Greek, no sales Morris o.
nal IL, Nicaragua, 25l McCuiiock Gold, ~, Money
stringent. Exchange on London, "
Flour steady, but sctve-aies Of 000 bbs % IS
S6 ~ for state southern, $6 50 % 81 Corn meal and
rye -four unchanged Whe2r firm al slight advance
sales bushels southern l34 Tor red 10 lo
cents whlle Corn steady-sses Of 10. 900 bushels ye
low n SO Oats and rye unchanged Pfovisioss
firm Saies 2o0 bbs pork at SIG Tor msss prime, Ga
and lard firm Groceries steady bns not ncftvs
Coffee has declined and 10 dusaies of Rio II 10 liz
cents Sugars and Iasasses dull Cottoa quistdsasss
no, disposed the ssesmsrs shall havs bssn
dgesed Whiskry, % - cents
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 29.-The stock market IL quiet
prices unchanged
Breadxufs frmdealcn waiting further European news;
sales previous prlces- Grain Whisksy ~
q - cents
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THr ONO MAIL sossEar.-Miss Eaton. who was,
with her brother arrested the charge Of being con-
oerned in piienx from the post Office al HendrysburE.
Ono says the Baltimore Sun. has been honcrably dis
charged The Wheeling Gazette says that Mr. Eaton.
The postmaster, 10 in no way implicated
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cYAnK.@
PHLAbEIPHiA, Sept x9The soop-of- war Cyane passed
the breakwa,er this morning
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07
St.. LOmls StOCC Store.
c, W. BRYAA


Stove Dealer, Sheet-IrOp Worker, Copper
smith, and Timer,
MalU street, Two Doors Nessh % 'RrNdy House,
HANNIBAL, no, =. 49,
Sells At Wholesale Prices, STOVES AND TIN.
WARE, ] invite particular attention TO The PRIZE
PREMIUM COOK STOVE, which has given univer-
sal satisfaction 10 all who have used L. warrant all
my Stoves Cor twelve months and f aRyof The plates
break during that time, ltauiish new snes nee o.
ehatge.
AS design remaining PemAuenIly in this place,
the public safe in taking my gNaFantte or W good
performance Of the stoves kept BY me.
All my stoves are manufactured Of MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and for goodness 81 me,sl amt
beauty Of casting, they excel any stoves made N the
Western county,
"a The man who moulds Hollow.WSrs for G. =.
Filly is considered the best workman in The United
States, aud this accounts Tor our hollow.Ws and
Stove Vessels being much smoother and better than
any Others you will find in Market whether made East
or West
have constantly on hand, supply Of TiNwARE,
10 which I Par,isulary invite the attention OF the
country trade, the quality eC my ware, and the pri
eeS, shah be such as 10 induce them 10 call again
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07
READ THISl--The introduction Of
FILLEViS Stoves

Into Northern Missouri, 20 any extent has been in the
last thee years; since which time they have been
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale Of Them;
and although owing TO their being light and smooth
ami something new, little dSeGtty attended the
sale and use al fsl, yet By always kiug Stoves aud
Castings Ct the besiPuality Of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron they have proved 10 Withstand Gre bet,
ter thar any 9th Co ting made IN The Western coun-
Ivy. The Furnace Castings and Hollow RSre par,ien-
lsly have been superseded By Il, wherever kas heen
bTough, into use, and always given sRiSfaetiOa eSs
ing lived here punber Of years, and being permanehtA
" located here, purchasers rely guarantee
rs the quality Of the articles sold by rs aud a. IL
the operation Of our celebrated Prize Premium Cook
Stove Just read the certificates Of those who have used
them, and arc using them now. Aud another adyua-
tSge purchaser viii hayein buying 81. Louis stove
OF us, would not only be getting stove made Of the
best material in the world hui he at any time re,
odd piece plate without any charge by letting ss
know that such IS wanted, all stoves are war
ranied. and in OF iRperectiOA, the article will
be PROMPTLY made good 10 The purchaser, which be
win not find the case with Cincinnati Chicago Pitts
burgh, and Eastern made STOVES, as you cannot cr1
any odd Pieces, Even IL they were wauaniede il
would be imPossSlei 10 sc, Odd plates from such dis
tauce.
We, the, undersigned, having used the ST. Iou,-
Stoves manufactured by &, +. fliey. of ST. Louis ami
sold by Carter W. Bryan, at Hshu,bSl, Mo-, iASS
pleasure in recommending them 10 the public a. SUI
PerioT in point Of craft durability, economy cop,epi
sncc and ease OF regulation, TO any Stove which we
4 ka,ss ,eaN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07

This story is continued through the first
four numbers Of the magazine, from Octo'
Der to January. With the February num-
Der another new story BY Mr.. Arthur, en'i-
tied "sparing to spend or, the lotions and
the pinkertOnS," will be commenced, TO he
continued during several months. Illus,
in the first volume OF the home magazine,
two nouvellelteS by the editor will be pub
iShed. AS only limited edition of the
first numbers OF the magazine was printed,
those wishing "ihe old mans bride" mus
send in their subscriptions early.
UP!n order to prevent Misrepresentation
Oh the part Of the public, we will here state
that the home magazine is a monthly issue
of the home gazette, and contains the best
articles that Sppear therein, thus fixing in
permanent shape and for calculation in new
channels, literary matter from the pens OF
many of the ableSt writers in the country.
1t is !tom this cause that the publishers arc
able, in the outset, 10 furnish the work al so
low a rate.
TERMS OF ARTuUR's HOME MAGAZINE.
To those who desire 10 receive the Home
Magazine by mail, we offer it at the follow
ing extraordinary low club prices:-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07

PREPARED nm Renpst ~ The auh stomach Of the So
Of Baron Lehear great Physiological Chcais,
BY J. :. Houehson, n, y, PhiladepAtas Pc,
II ntSr such s the n,ranine Of The word ~ rsS
the chief ecncu trcsng psineiTe ., the Gasf
Juicehe sevcnl ~ the ld the pattnR prestJVtng ahe
stimulating &C The stomach and ulesiinee " extracted
from the digestive stomach Of the thus forming true d.
geve ud, precisely IKE The natural Gastric Jutee m Us
chemical powers, aud furnishing complete aud perfect sues
tute tor u. =.
er equal M curative roweys II ContSas NJ ale
ho eler acij drugs Il Is extremely agreeable
water cracker without Ihe distress
Beware 81 dturgea limitations, rcyein v net q drug
Hail tsaspoopfon IT Persia nfad IN water, will det ~
dissolve pounds 81 bein ebOat hopTs Of lhr
stomach.
Scientific Evldeneet
R The Seicntc evdeuce pToa Whehlhts remedy b easce
. IN the hi-hrsi degree euricus ana remarkable.
c.. the end descriptive cifrnla Erela giving
Of scientific evidence ltna lsees ANinal
Chtu,tstTy W. CuSes PhysoloHy et Dtrrsoni Dr. Pc,ea
Food AID neti Dr. John w naPer OF New York OnlNc
sity; erof Dpuslirons rhysioosy Of SUman Of Yale
College; Cafpeules Physoy; ke, togeJhCt wiki rCpts
oil susrs Sfcoo al psI,s Of tSs UnUsa sIStrs
Pepsin ln Fluld and Powder.
n. HOnghORs PCp.in prepared In Powder and Ia Flnd
FotmaHA in Prescription Nials Tor e OF fhysans 1e
powder ~ by mail, postage dclaIl
sent To u, HouglaOn, Philadelphia,
OBSERVE TnlS livery enitle of the s~nutne pCpSin
bears ae signature oG =, Ho1hdon u, sor
prieloT Philadelphia Pa Copyright aad TrAde Mara SECURED
Sold BY all druggists aud dSa'sEs IN wcdoucs fr'Se, ONE
DOLLAR hcT bOllie.
T. L. BRIrTINGHAN BRO, HarpihSl.
SuEcSH Wholesale and Rata" AsSa's-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07
Prints.

Merrmack, COcheco, Phillip Aliens, HamilIon's
Lobe, J. DunnelPs, American, Sprague, Globe, Man.
which are Renowned for elegance Of Style. 'keii
ColGrs' and durable, prices ranging from SC 10 Ia
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07
Ali Wool DE LANES.
Pink, green, blue, black and mode, SOC.
Silks.

Black, at Sl.l0, Sll5, Sl,9O: watered, at 81 so;
fancy figured, at 97e 81, 81 To- SIlS, and $685. Flor
Silks all coloTs, Genghams a: l2leC59sc; Swiss
muslin, Victory lawn, JNeone, Bard muslin, Embroi-
dered Swiss, Capnet, piece suPerhne; White Dem
W. FCeneh working cotton, linen AoSs,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07

Having secured the agency Them fOr this city THIS
Stove possesses advantages over common Stoves in
aleEneSs Of the plata, and improvements in the aTaf
: gwen 1p ey all stove dealers and manufacturers,
TO be the best pattern Tor deseending aDe- oS ~
stove now made East OF West. -
This stove was patented September, IsSsS.m,a
wherever they have been used have given general at
ss'Seoa. aus stove weighs some fOlty pounds more
cay: Tae Plates IN them are from OneAalf 20 three
soatIhs OF an inch N thickness No weighs over
- pounds We Eauahtthem ell against Tres. Tbsse
s.o.eS nave Patent Hot Air N0e, which carries shs
onl part Of The stove between tive thick plates A ia
SIe AZ ne bottom Of The stove thereby sainr pFesf
esse 70 bake va on The bottom, and TsmelyinF ihst
Nases haS always been fault With stoves Of de-
seeaa,sg aus aese'oiose. The Charter Oak has one
nee ana oae plate more than any Aig-TiRhs stove VI
invested ahey viii cook with oae-kalf The kIel
Sa,ea See 2, the ordinary s.sysa VAL ana wSa -
so "eee>e'e years. nshla-aSn
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-07
SundrieS.

Paper combries, all colors Irish en pillow case do
Russia linen sheeting, 81, zoe; bleAehed Shee,ing
lo-i and l9I; Table Diaper, 81; Bleaehed MuslnS;
Brown Sheetig, 4-l0Sac; Snpertne "A Ticking, CSC;
Good rs, at lSc; CotiOnAdeS and Oehims for Chill
oren's wear, at l2c@ csc; "A Bays Linen.
comnlcte assortment of