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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
Okra Hemp.

The New Orleans Pleayune gives further
account of the manufacture of very fine hemp
from the fbres of the okra "gumbon' plant
Which grows in great abundance in Louisiana,
I as it does in our own State9 The experiment
has been npletelya Successful 7and Mr.. Blanc
? has taken out a patent for his inventions He
first commenced the culture Of olIIR Nitlrr this
J. object, on the plantation Of Maunsel White, and
that gentleman says that ii yielded from thirty
q five hundred TO five thousand pounds clean hemp
per acre, and required less work than any other
q crop until Inc gatheYihg commences, when, with
proper apparatus the labor would be less Than
9 with either cotton OF sugar The Picayune
says: .' ." .... ~ "| #".Ii
- The merit ofthis hemp consists in the cheap
ness of its culture the abundance of the raw
material; the duickness with which ii grows,
giving, we understand, three crops year; its
superior yield to the acre, Of FIVE times as much
as the Kentucky hemp the money saved in its
Z being made near at home and not brought from
distance; its more durable qualities IN water
or damp than any other hemp; and its easy
! manufacture into bagging. This last article is
made and needed in such quantities that any
substance that will supply it, of equally. good
onalty and at cheaper rates than can be Afforded
Jy the present basis Of manufpcufe, must be.
o6uae staplein this market and one Of profitable
pursuit. Hg." .r.. .,, ,..sil- ..H.., .,E
OUT hemp growers wall hayp 20 watch the
+ progress Of ihiscas% eSlmre Republican.
River very low, 5utrising. on 7.t' .1.. .a.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

Coon NEws.--We learn from Mr. James NJ.
Clark, of Td -ion, who is just up from the
Missouri river, that Mr.. Duff, the railroad con-
tractor, arrived at Glasgow before the board of
directors adjourned; and that he has advertised
for letting 10 the lowest bidder, on the 10Th of
April, contracts for the grading of 25 miles at
each end Of the road. Twenty five miles Of
grading in the centre will be put under contract
sometime in May.
Mr.. Duff assured the directors that he oonid
command plenty Of money to complete the road,
and that twas his intention to put il through'
as speedily as possible. Our Friend Gilstrap
will have 10 sharpen up his batde-aXe and
marshal lis forces, or Mr., Duff will build the
road in spite Of his tremendous opposition and
he broadsides Of hard epitheis he discharges At
the drvoted heads Of the dwectOrs.--[ CAilicotho
iChroncis, ,''-' 800. ..a.-. o.. b..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

New BooT ANps SHqE MANutAcrohE.-As
RchSfdBitzpatriclti kesps eonStaplyo n hand and
mqFdfActdres to order, fine cslbOotss kip boots
shoes, Sc, which he makes of tho best onllle-9
rial Jasper advertisement in another column.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

13~The New London Plank Road, so far as
ii is completed, takes nearly all the travel men
.prelerring to pay The toll rather than travel on
the old road. a
We are glad to find the above in the Paris
Mercury. 1t shows that The people of Mon
roe are now finding out the advantages of Plank
Roads, and gives promise that next time a vote
is taken on a proposition to subscribe stock in
the Hannibal, Rails county and Paris Plani,
Road, it will be favorable. % r...r .... Is
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

by the Legislature, to be filled with Wings
compel US 20 pause and consider what
course II is right and becoming for US to
pursue.
| We not only believe tho doctrines laid down
by Jefferson and Jackson are right ard true and
ought TO be upheld but we also believe that the
Baltimore Platform is fair, honest and true
declaration Of the principles which will govern
the administration, Judging from the admirable
exposition contained in the inaugural address OF
Gen. Pierce and efficiently to maintain, and
advantageously TO carry out those doctrines, we
believe the old Democratic usages, and the old
Democr cratic organization, the best possible at
any rate the best attanable during the present
state of human society. Hence no new party,
no new platform, at variance with the platform
Of the Democratic party, can be embraced by us
Pray, respected sir, do not mistake us. We
too well recollect that you, as well as ourselves,
have been stgmatseds most falsely, as Free
Soiiers," and no disclaimer. however solemn
would be received as sufficient by our enemies
We see, among the actors OF the Jefferson couaty
meeting, at the St. Louis meeting, in the legis-
lative coalition formed to transfer the State Of.
fees into Wing hands, some of the identical
"Free Soilers," whose sins we were uniustLy
made TO bear.
II is, therefore, with the more confidence we frankly
state 10 you the doubts under which we labor as 10
me course CT action contemplated To preserve bar.
mony and concert, feel that it Is best conddy and
fully to stale those difficulties. We know that az
Democrat you would never hold party consulia. ion
with Wings; and we know your good sense and your
personal friendship will always Justify us in frankly
applying to you TO resolve any doubts which any pub
lie action necessarily creates. For It is only IN thi,
way misapprehensions and wrong differences are rem
dered impossible. fOuu,
tpoulJ ba l.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1858.

The J. Mckee put of at this landing this
morning large quantity Of goods for Mr.. Nc
Afee, merchant of shelbyvie. Several con
siderable shipments Of goods have passed through
Hannibal for ShelbyviIle within the last two or
uree days. t--l-- ---.--- ~ .--, - -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

he Mr.. Editor of the Hannibsl Journal was
Ipresent at grand Plank road meeting OF the
an citizens of Frankford and vicinity, on Saturday
Ie- the 10Th inst. There was considerable discus.
as sion the matter in relation to the utility, plan
&c., of the proposed road. II appears there is
o a at present warm feeling existing TO embark
in the enterprise Notwithstanding there were
ne present some one or two Of the Louisiana tribe,
that could not for their lives see how men of
e. common sense could or would embark blind in
such speculation ii can never profit the stock
e holders, &c.
r Now, if the Hannibal and New London com
pany can consistently open the books 10 con-
:, tinue the road on 10 Frankfort the stock re-
20 quired TO construct said road will be taken in
40 two weeks, as Iheard several gentlemen of that
IN vicinity vow that they would take $500 in stock,
provided, however, that il is made Joint stock
~ company from Hannibal 10 frankfort, and |
r would say If that can be done, the Hannibal and
= New London company would not and could not
lose anything by so doing, for they would in
: crease the travel on said Hannibal and New
: London road to over-pay the stockholders on the
south end, for there is large scope of country
y in and around Frankford that would undoubtedly
, 10 !",'~ efy instead of Louisiana. The
~. d. So. ii ihink me Hannibal and
" 49, S., you'd do well TO take
~ 80 IN r Jpn: expect this
o. liz .o"S,.Sin 81 '"urth Monday in
,ht q Gnoc. remedv She e delegate,
tn secresy and dispatrh.' .Iamuoa ma.i Imam
Four days had epsed since MaeDougal had age
parted, none knew AMI none cared whittier: nativ
~ - -, ~
;nhnro,S - ST. .'9 - - oi 20 IL
- ta,sii,. ~ Y-''" '.pn
H. IA 81 80 '. ny r.
- - 80 fiS - - ,Ti,a nrI ~ IJ,s.
~ III SEgIaSSa as! VI ulI H. !,
10y IS "u 'oI aI az: gs
=, s.lo 10 Ig4' VI WHICH ti's
Pet' mn ~ MilY.S" ~ he5 H. =
AZ niie- there NAV, sat ,vatobin Tor a, wbir
YESaa EN-" :" 1, R.s5
n, "a -. g
sEt " P.a.or,l'; ouu ,g Gs'a ~
N s1bilL,l,os do $1,000 ~ III bp
: His pace was too hurried for no ssooSsr ID ",
ole when her is.nef selu0a eSoe S IN ms hpOT
- III, - -, ~. .io I?JE
dye was within half lnile-he elattered into Brita
court ward, and spratg hastily. from his Ihaust
king horse He spoke rapidly, and but one retur
tence; and man who had gone forward to ! Asoe
e his horse started back in horror; while lturne
.rnnle domestic who was accidentally within licaly
ring, gave a scream. He was, indeed the iinai a.
rer Of sorry news--the evening before, Mr.. liz hui
derson, IN returning &c his lodgings at the it VIC
llowsate, had been stabbed, on the second NJ
ding of the house, to the heart Robbery luck,
5 not the motye-ror his watch and money Chan
not been distracted by the murderers, and tifnIl
cause oil the assa'sination remained mys- cent
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
THE INDIAN CHIEF

n 4 III N II w II y ME-, -
A GAIN offers his Pipe Of Peace and Welcome u
4 his numerous PALE FACE IrieRts, and invits[
them to call at his WlGWAM, in Shoot & Davis, new
building, in Commercial Row, where they can 6nd a
large assortment of a8 a.lts. r.. -.
CIGARS,
TOBACCO, sas 81 M. 4 -, 80,
SNUFF isf.sS
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

II is said that the alarm in relation to the
Bank Of Nhr,h America at SeymOur, Conn, is
without Foundation. +,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
AND

-, PIPEsi
All Of which will be sold cheap Persons about 10
emigra'e 10 California, and wishing to supply them
selves with the above articles will ind II 10 their in
ierest 10 remember the INDIAN CHIEF, 10 CONNER.
cial Row, Hannibal M (mcl,.2S.w.sIS
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

nels, VIII constantly dictate that Hannibal can,
not be abandoned For Canton. siw 10 frss ssqs
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

Aseeret society of robbers was recently dis
-Nevered and broken up in Ohio. 7 They were
to have branches all over the Union. They had
chnsai..sion and bylaws, and regularly con
stituted officers. They bound themselves TO
secrecy BY a pledge Of ''goods and chnttels,
lands and tenemeHts, life and body" A gen.
tlemam who had been representative in the
Ohio Legislature, was said to be at the head Of
the band in that State. irasr ,at .r....... D,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
TOBACCO, '''.
.N.. ~ -na.Hrnnn

-r. ~ oNUfFlL fiHoE tHt1 NrtFifsT
DO" u ,sa 70 1abuu'd AND .igr
All Of which win be sold cheap. Persons .ho.,,, A.,
emlgrate TO california, and wishing supply them
selves with The above Articles will 3nd ~
ierest TO remember the INDIAN CHIEF in Cons,.ss.y
lcal Row, Hahnibal No. 81 (nch.2aSw.S1s -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
"A EEEREE~lsAf4sAIDl I.hsnI

IA LEEREE~IsA AHEAD lshsns
SaA.zNEW GQoDsl Just RECfAvED ia,FrA
49, Th 2 s p o Eb.sS, spoRE,ii A FRE8H -
~ SUPPEf - G9UDs, aAiuxs uf'khs SsEs,s:ii
varieties aud adopted to the present and eaun So
sS6s would resIR stiyely iRya lAs akeatioa III the
ILADIESto the assortment o. latest style BONNETS.
some of which are indeed very handsome ana ns Slse
Flowers Ribbons, Dtess GoSds, French worked 0OI.
lars, Sleeves aud Gus. also Embroidered HAsdker,
chefs, KID Gloves, Silk Ms Lace yeils .Tapas nIu.
sions, and snndy other articles too tedious 10 efon
The Gen'leiae will find the I0rt1ia the ssay Of
kne Hat also ems VI Of R9ots sqpalto tboSa mad
10y ate ledge, Ald, of course, mveh Icwsft ks have
f'psrhaps,n the finest genlemeas fancy Kid JGl5Ses
YOU Know son" Indeed, not To- pafticula1sa uswe
wish it distinctly understood by all these pgsse1Is nav
leope thai we have aud insDd to keep on band, moi
lhfs lai, bpk others iGsteadj general assoF&M Il
Dsy Goods Qut easware, G oeelies, HafdweIey az,
AID that We sell as low the 0yses and we patio,
nia,iy afd Wmost Tespeelsally invite all II aaT sh
custoes ami friends, and he public at lege, to- Re.
member Us, end Ne promise TO trade Tie rnBOlbAD
priaciple and viii use our Sndeaycrs 10 give entire
Isatisfsetbn 10 our customers ~ - JsvaA I,nN
am also Agetg fof w, n. Geesn's coEdage, Taeio.
~ and keep on hang packing yarn bed cords haze,
fopes. eDss, &c,, al can have apy Arteles nannlae
Ctb al Che shoEesi notiee by orders being iei w III
isois, TiIehiTwsnlo w.oKERcARykIs lHlgl.
'p4us mn1 boss ua8d f3q ss6 49, ..st
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

thaalAay have been reeuslomed ia enterlain. |
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

awe learn that the merchants of Shslbyvlle
have determined 10 Withdraw their trade from
Hannibal and transfer it to Marion City, This
is a good move our merchants shOuld do the
same thing. 4 IN nearer to Atsrion clay then
HanRibal, and is said to be better road p
Bloomington Republican. moo. p
Prom the above it will be seen that Shelby
Vile and Bloomington are quite exasPsrated on
account Of the treatment they have received
from the Hannibalund ST. Joseph Railroad com
pany. They hare determinedtO Withdraw their
trade from Hannibal, a point they have fed and
fattened'' for some time past, believing as they
did, the people thereof true friends and allies Of
their pros perlty. Rltnow they lhiak Otherwise,
aud give vent to their feelings ina style becoming
the deceived and betrayed. gl..s d.. i.
VI they are in earnest, (Which we do NOT
doubt they can find up mis- way eonyepient
point 10 transfer theE trade TO. Il is no further
from here 70 Shelbyvlle, than it is from Han.
nibal to Slalbyyills, and with a very little i'm.
proy,mcM the road can be made as good as tia
be,w Gen The sJter plaee.g We have seysra
'6blging clever GSpuisssioa RercbaHts, that Dc
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

COL. BENToN's REPLY.
WAsHINqToN CRY, March 10, 1858.
TO Messrs. Phelps and Lamb.
GENTLEMEN Your communication OF this
days date is just received, and as it bears inter
nal evidence of having been prepared for pub
= - y, .isfaniion by remiitip,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

Tie FIRST humber Of the Daily Hannibal Jour,
nal has come TO hand, neat and spirited htle
sheet, evidence of the go Sheaditiyeness of its
editor (Mr Clemens, and Of the growth and
onward march Of that eity.-a Parishrreury.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
HANNIBAL JOURNAL, MARCH "a, 1853.

know when people are interested in anything
IL The quicker that Road is built the bet.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

THE INDIAN GRIEF E'7f5W II
AT HIS ME w H MEIE 20 "A,
4 q Al ~ oiers ms r,pe Peace ..;-;.:;.
his numerous PALE FACE friends ami ipv,li We
them to call at his WIGWAM, in Shoot 81 Dawn, s.s
building, IN Conmsrcia Row, where they can end !,
large assortment of .srRS ID
CIGARS, --I.-q ,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

From the progress making in the Gard
EIer trial, II may occupy TWO anoh this or
more. II covers ptettymuch eie whole of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-14
NUMBER l42
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.

=, MONDAY, DEc. i2, 1853
AR. LOGAN, from the Committee OF Courts reportsi
'hs ioho"ns bdls, which read first time. viz.
10 amend the act passed lOth January lsss soti,l,5
An act to amend the 9Th section OF Chspte, iss ~
oie OF "gna so as To extend the u rsdictou OF tho
Circuit Courts at their special term. ~ " WV
10 amend the 4Ith section of Cb,pte, az Of ,h C,
o mgihua, - as To autborisc the conni,,iny or r. -
tates OF lunaiics to Sheriff. and Sergeants "' w.
lSuoS"1u'hty, on motion of Mr.. SnAcKLrroRn the hill
' An",ei hAmed, vas read second time and then on
molten Of Mr CANPHELL, was re- committed 10 con.;t
an amendment which he suggested
n bi To incorporate the Virginia St,te ,,r;c,l,n.t g.
ciety, MAS read a thild time and passed
Mr IhoNr~oN was requested to ask IA. concurrence os
the House ia -aid hill VI
bill to incorporate the Commercial Savings Bank in
To be ncros-,d ~ u ''dsreu
The following resolutions, insucting the appropri..
committees To inquire the erpsdiency Of tba 80,
suIye'ts therein named, wee adopted:
bY MT BALD~iN, of amending the 9th section of Chan
w - W w" "as'on acts, passed June 9Th 1889
"n'It OF amending the act, entitled "An act
,t!S 'ue compensation and empannellng OF Juror
he'r quhhcaton aud manner of selection in certain ca
IS PHN'h ApiI 9th, lsJ3, 30 to authorise cIerks n
courts 10 Keep books wherein the names of iurors -
entered who may have attended their ra.nsc,i, % ~
one :" "hih said books to be entitled Jurors attend.nc
"a prosecutions for risdemeanors &c - the other Elm
TOTS attendance IN civil cases"
u! Mr. STEENRoD-O authorizing the est,hl;.bro,, r.
oSe OF Refuge FOR Judicial denquents in the ctv Of
" "hee"g or the county OF Ohio. "
By NJ. McELHENSY-Of incornor,,i,, H., D., ~,
hlng and Manufacturing Companv '
Mr. hARRs--Of 81 amending the 9th Section of ,b
ehaper OF the Code OF Virginia a. to embrace in tbs
po'"s OF SAID section "al persons charged With bnt
not convicted OF, the commission of petit I,Tce, '"
hs hr. ftN.rIN-Of releasing the wnchs ster and Pc
toIc Hiioai company from the payment of the snnn,
,' 20 'he state, upon the payment by that Company
"i -, S'.d 30 into the Stale Treasury
Mr BALpwiSof increasing the salary of the clerk
OF the PcGitentisTy OF Virginia - ~ A
bl "r' NtoN-ol making an appropriation of suf
hcient sum OF money complete the buildings of the "
-hiA Military Institute and also, OF increasing the nnmbe.
District ~ nun 'a'n S'hatorhr
on motion of Mr.. MARTIN, leave was given ~ h,,,
D prov'ng tor opening and keeping n repair the coun
roads in the county of Marshal-auJ Mes.rs 49,
said bill ee u orins IN
On motion of Mr. DENE ALE the S.n.t, .I-...---I
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dF2o-hiy cHARLEs Crosby. Secretary.
REM n.IT. n rsIEsI sr..nsp !. ..,s-rulvrR


discovery in mSein@ and s g,nS are the most wonder
They relieve without pain or .h"s 5s present day
SoGS such as head nd toohsch rheums pains c
Ss'9n act on The body diseases Of years standing such a soa io
II by miracle Thy have been aU"iii ,h '' disappear
conyu,rs az % d.ase' IN children commonly called
tnr bowels They Precpitate metals solutions
r of powsrfgl yotne pile The Instruments pro-
man etmS TInS T n use and viii
number d diseasrs and iS ana "a
slseiFiT,y Is perfectly safe, certain wondera
Oaefie. .lc to ,ss Co. chain Is from ti to g.
% the S ra any S frGp r2 sR 'ny
by the Isseny Of Mns % Of S Ss" ys n AmTrie
n w g[ei. IeSei; in The medical colleges city
% S,c IN har@ro BY the Royal Colleges and Surgeon
The Imperial Faculty vienna by Royal FACULTY At RrI
seisnihe Institutions Of the highest order
the prcprS'os are possession testimonials to the same
well as Of the most eminent members 81 hs
IN both h'mi'Pheres aud invite public examine
Tall and Illustrated descriptions, for personal use and one
sss cured ia New York AMI Europe obtained gratis
@ nS nsi stats IN answer to prepaid nqae
No. s5s nro,lr,v cor sPpti.EkT pG sols Ag;nt
FOR sale by PURCELL, LADD CO, Agents Rishmond
y.ts"i., js2I-dtf
EeOi.TiDLE Spiral SPRING BEDs-The.e celebrate,
bds are LSeulsIy adapted for warm climates
ToTd ''' cannot be 'P0aed Iy Any bed 10 h
Manufactures aud for sale by
r.1osrE .l@ nay hdIiaDtoH snt tos, MI.Jc8uss,ts
yorabl. ter ''f'''" V" "'' must "a
w over 4"o Of these popular Beds have been sold duri
Nv ''''' '''s'"' Jyl2-8m
a thoC0i;tTE CoCoN AND: BRoNIA-w BAKER co.,
- AMERICAN and VANILLA PREMIUM GTES C,
GOA and bkoMA, To which hrt premiums have been Ia
The chief Institute Unon are Tor sale Sy Sl ,s
Hncpa ur9crsin IN the United States and 10y their
huasey Murray, New York TWcla PbilaJ.rhi,
Thomas " Brundige baltimore Kennel Dudley Cncinnat
O.,o ILL., WALTER BAKER A CO.,
"F' NY" Dorchester, ,Massachusetts.
HNn" y" tN'sIl-ii NND ANIEHICNN NtiiiINFIn -
f0.
'''l' tlr magnificent Shine
ranH"ncni She has recently tor a suppIy Of
sNr 81 Foreign Millinery, from Madame I.h.isur tr ri.
ninsr 10 PHr and Mrs Lamertine, Bond st. London
"etr Ntih her own Acknowledged
10 'sent To- her t, public m gsn.t
,s'on ic most extensive and attractive display of GsII
try ~ 49, ''' WI S''' ." 'i' 'ouh-
rs' = has TO Acknowledge the receipt many
1H on th' trade Throughout the Union, relative ar saG
' Hans OF the Spring purchases, and complete 40.
proNal 81 The style and nnisl
happy TO say that the Wholesale epartmsnt is stI unls 49,
/ k,ps NXu siNnSs' Wv
sim=
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COME AND FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSES.
kSmEI.DON. mAmIiI. a MIILIAMs

- i2i IItrr'y street. (nrar ,irrrnm IchO New YORK
bltions ThIead bindng Peramery Monnaes
Possessing unequtrd advantages from cur connection. viii
W, s'',s w ''f' 'ni '''e h'J.r" maIl-iy
6toMPNHNTiNg PHLOLoGY. Outline. Of C.,r,,,ry.
Sny I',T,sEyf ] n Tll sssh Of the iaprigc' q Fnf
Ao w['nr y VI vsir Of The aeT.y @.,S' % q v i
We Do rot rcmembr have seen qus,an- Of pnioio
w., @ more i aauy o. IN moe 'gtr,abie style than hey
done honor 70 The University virginia om whose aca'.
'nd ani m-,n history & @rn3 iI, Si r,1g,S ,lIrug,S
irstS i ss Ss @ 5I1 '9 3 wyl il, could b, derived t. iu
have been aIanggi eud cad before Nc reader , s,sf
ir,g %,'gr M Of III. a'ge S'udn lD.arsss aaS MAJ,
ToT:'icy JAMES woopuousE.
EkLlE WING T0nlCIO- -w,i1,s just rrrsiveifar1 ,r,h
- Sarg'n, supply "t mis- a,tn, rolac,o alec. omc from
handIed T9llSeo n Tie ,y Wsh,ye Ge.i,, a., vas eel
Ro,st,rs Arms sndHtry'. Oru
nH,auy Kinson, gsn hf'ui unrgra,s' Indispensable
W ll,lf celebrated Tobacco
james Thomas Flor,do. 4 smiths choice brands; BE-
prr O'' ." use, ' Of which roy we E cen @ At
N'Hrthh LNhl'~ .Vsly 'utstie Er The Chamber sick
Be- found HULkLTY cos ',' ., 70
| ENoR sALE PRIyArrLY miIii, sysi Esrro woman Who
sT..a.c so Grr to '' "'i Hfj,S SINE b,Trs' ~. sea"
| 'c' No. wan street.
Nov Is YouR TIVE To BUY oFSuISr HAvAsA sTaARs
~ Hi5o,g Montcu,to io.oUo 4, suitsna
|
ts.tEN " puI aud 2a.NU do 2udF
fh,n0n "a itcfuFa boo T,s Tres Narias
10000 Las Tres Tofas 1000 giyrra
. 1n,Nf0 "a 90 Qn O0ON Nurvs p~,prss..
Please call and them udgs fnr yourselves Iust
ccved and for sale. lo-sil JAs WINSTON
RAZORs iN TOILET CIsFs-A tsastif,i artrl,
~ for gentlemen, for ~ G. j.. sfNTON co,
noH eisn of the Circular Saw. ~ Main q.
n AniES' tLOIH CIOAHE.-we have now on hand Cloti
~ Coaks of nearly all the color made IN te
nol6 O. HARTWEIt Co
nn IIuDs SIMS, fr sale.
~ nos JAS WINSTON
HCfNDEHs r,'pcrtfuiy ,, ,hs attention of House
- Keepers o. assortment ~
nraaf, Pierced and Wire Feniers
finc Polished au1 UrHss li,ad fitr
Goal Huia and Cuier Shnycls
hrourci Fr, Iron sItuds. Fre Ctrricrt.
| Az of which shall b. sold a small siyance.
p. T. MOORE q CO.
nole importers u Hardware, SO Main street.
AMPHiNk AND BURNING FLUID 10 best quality for al,
- ~ PURCELL, LAnD CO, Druggists,
nole v Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-14

M,-h-PiANoS AND MELODEOSs HORACE WATERS
~ 50 btoaiEU Nru Nort, The Music Publishing ana
ftno fotte hstahshmcnt Nuysh popular and nr com
lh Amcran aut tgropcsu, BY al the celebrated
a'FA ~ lts. aud eiIirNf. danced
fa London and Nw YORK one of best assofrd and sS
nsNe cstaogues IN america, wholesale retail PIANO
w,1t Seeri Cos Piano ofics, vi Circular Scales
MrtAc fames cf Ereater and
ay ohes manusCturcd Boudor Cottsre Pianos small
coms Npif, h'as superior any In use being tuned M
sqnal Temperament htrttH 6Hifrs and Mural
nitumeni' q a tnds Dealers Teachers and
piled 80 the ovest prices.
HORACE WATERS sss Broadway
The only Agent fur Y. 0ihsrt Ca e Pianos.
n " IN extensive stock ~ a. hand Iifn.4
haud a. great bargains prices nom 80 20 $50 Pt' whias
Foi ftHn, snd uobeuF attic lff nav rev uu
parsou for fri.s aui CHflifg.
r. auHrur O., tSirg ~. orasrs offis gsyats Pest r.
lrVrs etst O. saItg ne ystif. Gf prices pa4 day
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ID RRIs. eENUINE PEACH BRANDY. Tor sale.
go JAS WINSTON.
Goop OLD BACON sIDEs, ms cents, Tor sal,
~ oeo JAS. WINSTON.
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