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Switzerland,
DIFFICULTIES CLEARING u

DIFFICULTIES CLEARING UP.
vienna advices June "a mention that Count Karnick
Austrian Cha Asires in Switzerland bad left vienna
for Der, ., speedy and pacific settlement Of the
Swiss question vas expected The BuHd paper
nourc-s that the Austrian cAnp At Gslarste had been
broken and tina. the bcas of the Pedmontess Terri
tory Is asour 70 be suspended
On the 20th the Bernee began to celebrate the fetss
which eommemo ate I'll fifth centenary OF the
of their the Federation All the csntons
enc, ed at these festivals preparations for
which bad been in progress for many moat0s.
1be Ferera COuecl had declared Off sally that 1t
antees the constitution of the Of Frieburg.
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From Australia advises prosperous From January
10 April g. 500 900 u gold had been shipped
Colo ca u.s. I'd per At Melbourne exchange va
a pAr.
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Italy.


The session Of the Chan bsrs Of sardinia the
point of bel closed This has the longest session
since The establishment or the esentatve system in
Piedmont. The king and court intend passing the
months Of July and August 1T La Spezza.
The appointment OF Cnavaiier Won Burger Imperial
Lieutenant of Lo nbardy. in of Count StrasoIdo
removed 10 ssyri. gives hope that the policy
iDg Italy viii be modified. N. Burger ia regarded
mau Of ,enept vie 80
Respecting the rumoeed instruction at Milan. are
nov uld It .holly groupdless. The prop ystion
Of alarming orso sass the London Times, forms
part Of revolutionary taotics.'
The eighth anniversary of the elevation Of the present
Pope 10 the papal hrons celebrated at Rms
18th. 5h- Gay usbsred in with saves of artillery
from the castle cf ST. Angelo and solemn service
performed ia the Sis tine chapel in the pressncs the
Pope CA,dI al and other dig taes Cardinal F.rrsssi
performed msss After the service Plus received the
congratulations usual the occesion.
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70 BE- kept Of the pedigree Of cattle Of the abort horned
Durham bred imported into reared in France
The Aonitsur publishes despatch from the Governor
OF Algeria in which he states that he anticipates he viii
be able 10 6nsh The campsigu in course Of few days
when the army viii be employed In the oonsruoton Of
road for the union Of Ddelly with Set and C0nstAans
The Pari correspondent Of the London Nesps, writing
under date OF June 23d thus refers to the srrcs
and late Court rumor:-. An absurd report that the
Archbishop OF Paris AID ladies Of the Court had
sprsd 10 poison the Emperor has been extern vels
ci custed reach the Tuieres where tue ladies in
question defended themselves from the imputa lion,
amidst mingled tears AND laughter. rumor that the
Archbsbop Of Paris sn5 Berger had been arrested
has been traced to the that the recent
Berruyer"
Another communication dated upon the 26th OF jane
says" The Duke and Duchess Of Alba arrived in Parts
last night from Madrid. The Duchess is ~ you are
the sitter OF the Empress Of the French Two
carriages belonging the Court sent to meet them
at the Orleans Railroad and they proceeded with
cOrt Of cavalry ~ St Csud The Duke and Duchess in
tend spending some weeks with tho Empress"
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Spain.

THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS-THE NEW
MINISTRY THE UNITED STATES FRIGArE CON-
THQUAKE-THE CROPS, ETC.
The Unired state. frgs,s Constitution arrived the
18th st Gibralter from TAnger and the 18th sailed
to the westward
ment If the Minister Of FSsnca and the appointment Of
Sgnor Pastor The portfolio OF Fo egn Affairs given
to NJ Ca deron DR. Ia Barca Minister OF in the United
States and OF Agriculture, 70 Senior hoyano.
sharp shock Of earthquake felt at the Canary
Islands the 9Th OF May, At II minutes past P.
the oscillation being from porth sosth. On the 28th
At fifteen ninutes before midnight similar shook
felt No damage done by either
reported that the crops in Spain but Indifferent
and that the ports her will b. opened for the
Importation Of wheat, duty free.
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Germany.

COMMERCIAL FAILURES IN HAMBURG.
Two failures are Iepe, ted T. Gun Hamburg. Lehman
Co, m chiefly engaged In the Swedish trade; lie
b'es million mares bspcN assets small Tbs suspen
sor lie believed BIZ fl lure of Wrampe
Co.. OF London reported last week The other failure
is that u Aessrs Peltzer, Eissfedt Co.. brought down
by the above firms.
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demands Of Russia snd tAsseiprsparstons Of Turkey
long feel it, indeed it from the effects OF
them The hopes and ambition Ut the Christians the
fcrsoodngs and the lana eism OF the AAhonedAns Are
alike reused anA even the cabinets Of Europe ~sre
sstsfsd TO morrow BY tbs adoption Of s0ne term II
compromise, tbs East would remain state Of great
sisqussudc and danger because each respective party
thinks itself ali but within the reach Of solution for
advantage. No doubt entertained in the
the sutan cos6rm privileges of his Christian sab
scts but Concessions viii stop the march OF events
rior is in numbers In intelligence aud in industry
from exchanging the condition o. subject and disfrsn.
chsd people for that OF equal and day reregn
The anxiety feel this question Is not that
these countries should oe for aurksa but that
they should be Ru and to those who 10 * for
ward the when Their may this
portion OF Europe Cnr iaDity and cvza nothing
is able Than the which the Turks
themselves uncer the Impulse necessity
cal ing into existence and lad spendenes OF
whose ambition 1t will day become to
tn the Empire of he East In .dvertins the posi-
biy OF such event, and to the existence of .ucn
hopes do not refer 10 tbs. portion of the Creek
zion which bias already recovered its Independence aud
has MADE 1t must be confessed but indifferent
OF it The condition of the kir gdom OF Greece l. tnst
which sy . model for The future regeneration
court OF Athens has manifested dsrirs to emoloy
present crisis for purposes OF Its own, which
the are IT variance with views of the protesting
powers. and which the principles OF its ssn
constitution The Greek population OF Turkey, BY
which mean not only the Greeks by but the far
numerous body Of members Of the Greek East.
Church. Look with especial eovy respect the
dsmnioDs of KING Ohio aud II the change
which hensn politicians appear To e0nte npate,
they rely IL thar their co2ntry will hold the
Of empire retain the privileges Of ndepen
dence that proper ~in sink ere loag iato
province OF larger state Sucn the Questions with
many Of equal perpe1ity, ~nico Russia has called
up by Der most vi Judged mission and though they
may BE- discussed here consss they k,nlle
in the ls civilized pAuons Of the East. In close prox
UNITY thsr immediate aotsgooists aod their secular
enemies ali the passons Of religion Of Settle
this dsute ~il there hes that beyond 1t
which time alone will uneAvel ~hch time alone viii
store shiie attention directed negona
ops Of the day must not be forgotten hat there at
the b. of these discussions the greatest question
which the statesmen this hAv O solve
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Persia.
CALAMITOUs NEwS-ANCIENT AND MODERN PLAQUES

CALAMITUUS FEWS-ANCIENT AND MODERN PLAQUES
THEIR COMBINATION AGAINST PERSIA, ETC., ETC.
tinople-A letter ON Erzeroum dated June
that four csauies had occurred 10 Persa-nundat
AFRO cholera st Teheean. locusts NJ and
rifle earthquake st ohrsz and Cashan the former
pa-e ~ OCO 10 Is 600 persons said have
killed BY an earthqusEe during the night, and the pest-
eLce from their UNMARRIED Last
frem Tsheran say the cholera decreasing Toe Bet
ish mission had measure Of precautions, moved
the hills
CoDsaptiDoole letters, mentioning that he achah had
ebt envoy Offering arsis. The Porte ray that
Persien army "a Of considerable strength comprising
tee.y regnen's OF regular Infantry. with
light csNsiry differed sod disciple Eurooe
mo.ry "Is6s mo ook part in the defence of Venice
And since lSs3 have ben rhe Persian service. Ihs
army OF its efficiency " the g-aius of a young
nan HusseD hnouli educated at shs French NJ litAry
College OF ot Cyr and chief aide de- camp to the
ScnAh.
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PSALM LXXXIV.
CoNPOD III THE KNG or HANOVER


9, how good. how lovely are thy dwellings,
Lord q Hosts, how great is thine .bodsl
Fer thy holy courts my spir lopgeth-
Even faintesh for the living Godl
Yes, for Thee, my heart and flesh are painting
Crying, Lord 70 find thy house Of
There the spsrro~ even hstha dwelling,
There she buildeth Tor her young nest.
There the swallow shelter hath provided,
Where securely she may lay her brood
Even round the affairs Of thy temple
Ihine, Lord of Hosts, my King and God.
Ever blssssd are the chosen people
Who within thy temple sing thy praise:
Happy, Lord are they whom thou uphodest-
1ney whose hearts sre ever In thy ways
Passing through the arid vale of Baca
Wells and eater brooks for them d. TIL
On they go from strength to streng .h j-creasing
Till they bow TO God on lions huh
Hear my humble prayer, CD OF jacob
God Of Hosts in mercy tarn TO me
Deign to lock, o Lord, or thine anointed,
Shield us we are DRY SAFE WIN Ihce'
For day within tby courts IL better
Than y thouessa spent IN sinful ways:
would rather keep thy holy portal,
Than abide In tents the wicked raise.
For . sun aud buckieT is Jehovah;
Grace and glory 20 In hun behold
No good thing from them that walk uprighly,
WIN the Lord Of Ssbaoth Withhold,
How blest, O Lord, is he
That truststh III Thee
At The conclusion Of the last chorus the Marquis OF
Beadbspe Lord Chamberlain, lett mis- station near the
for the Marquis Of Abercorn Groom OF the Stole TO
Prince Albert conducted the infant Prince into The
chs pei, his Royal Hghness being carried by the head
nurse and attended by Lady Caroline harrington.
The Roy al ufsnH Honiton lace dress white
estn trimmed with lace aud white satin band,
cap Of Hohitcn sce, and mantle Of Honiton lace
white satin, Lady Caroline Darlington, with the infant
Prince having taken her station in front Of the font
and the four illususus sponsors bavsg ranged up
one ride ihe Archbishop of Canterbury commenced
reading the baptis NAL service
On Ieachirg that portiC for the naming Of the child
the Archbishop demanded Of the sponsors how 1t should
BE- Damed when the King of Hanover answered In clear
BUnor0us vOics,
leopold George Duncan Albert
and his Grace baptized 1t accordingly.
after having received the acred symbol, his Royal
Hghness Prince Leopold returned 70 the artaa OF
Lacy Caroline Darlington, and remained in the chapel
until after the e1hortation.
The folio wing anthem and chorus we're perto -
ANTHEM.
w. BARTHOLOMEW. .CostA.
CHORUS AND DUET.
Jesus, our holy Saviour said
'.Suiler little children 10 unto me,
And forbid them DOT
For of such is the kingdom OF heaven.
For it is not the will OF your Father,
l. IN
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uists that he ia got a man to shirk responsi
sihS and at the same ,' time has given ,imp.r.
that it sxsmplfcation ssvors Of ray Yankee. The
Sasquehanua before mentioned reached Sha0ghae
Sunday, the 9Th Of March and found E. SIR George
Bon BAN exercising that ldssez Jdire policy which,
doubl Whit cpngeniA TO himself, viii prove
ceptaDle TO Downing street lovers OF Whether
lot the TIVE eovoys had iotersie~ do know
coslDupcA ion any way sill have been brief, for
Tuesday sir George started for Mpgpo returning to
SGaI haze "a day tins Colonel leaving the
susqustanns ibterdsd rip to Nankiug For O
week previous 10 this peiod rife in Shan
gbae that NsokiDg Sas 10 possession OF the rebel
army, but although only distant some huudced and
ufty niles or 10 wi,h water commune alton 10
within five miles OF the walls, nothing certain
wae, is there It the present tine far
advised, spo on ,hs point Doe thing. however
that the ShAnshse taouae had led the Vlosroy
to believe that directly foreign steamers arrived
nom the south hey could proceed requested 20 the
assistance Of the beesge red city The pea -auce
therefore, u the 5urqushnnn. where the rset
above seaosba- Calculated to rae the hops of the
rsts and 10 depfess those o. the who,
will without d'scrin' nation, toward. all foreigners in
the Celestial Empire ritter 10 the North CHINA Herald
thus spesks # Colonel Marshall. .nterpre avo ~edly
csrtk.n for the purpose # estn his creden tas
to the Viceroy OF the two Ki.ug
The susquetanna JAILED in her mission predictsd
and she npocy Of seeking otcer in teloasaered city
TIE verge Of for the Of going
shown, may believe report hat
susqueianna had gene mile on be- way the mead Of the
captured city IL we'll known before the susqaehan,
he Nv the raonsae saass il ~as 90
trni'n H., rerensa lar "a mseritv az the eanmuntu
49,. ;th ,esrat In. n rec.viny mn s.;ance h,d 100,
n.rn,ittad re a. M sne az INST nksiv
~ ~ a,d q. ia 1ncd exnts,ations ~ In III
for tie time least losing cause. good under
between the American Consul the faoutae
had sm th 20 do nis: and IT, "a "a 20 be feared the
ipsurgents regard the endiy to them
as having taken par, sgsin them and thereyore rs
enemies eu- american may their full, share OF
the blame f~r il rests -ith them IN st justly.
liza All ant TO our atoms with China
we hou MAKE mi-tske now surely the policy Of
freigners is promise selves in au
uuarrI Is swing poor haltiog help nat
Do tie helped no good sud may re act upJn as
Ian MT rebel Editor pleading tabs
eaufe, but SPEAK Tor the Nsest to improve
opportunity doing good. Let notLag
thaB 10 wrong Faciis auerAi-s easy to put
your footin It.
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sh 10 nAIstlty Tor ths 'Rlll Road and large
majority AgAlh1i the Plank road. $40 majority
Tor the Railroad That sounds we'll.
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FteNtISo DAovEHREAS GALLENr,.--We
visited the FlOS,iRR Daguerrean Gallery, Of
Momrs. BruinArd & Lambert, dying at the
whWt) this Afternoon, and can say that the
specimen llEenCSSeS which we examined are as
good u, any wO ever saw. Tho mO,t delicate
axprrition nf,hS countsnaneS IL pOrtsclly eOun.
forfeited, The skylEh facilities are very su.
Psrior, anil those giving the Gallery" call,
will DO well pleased.
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600 dos R,hosp buckets aDV W sstoSp do NM
100 dos hall buckets, 300 Ass,s ppd tubs, 81 each
100 dos Hins wa,h boards, 100 bSS clothes pins,
9bdsa well.buekels, 900 bNs block matches,
2OO bss Roman matches, 100 bbls oahum,
700 bhls butter and water ciAoker, 100 do pitch,
no bills rosln, POO bSu clay pipes 100 do stone DO,
20 cases gad Turk plpe.hsads, % bbls pearl bAl'y
200 dsmtlohas, ! TO . gallons, 100 Sks rice,
100 bSs double refined talseralut,
locssks Scotch ale, % bbla Mason's blAeklng.
200 halt kbla city and Ia, 8. " molasIts,
900 chests ri green AID black tees, A0n hxs do do,
100 pku golden syrup, bOp bSS Va. aud Nh tobacco
$40 BIKE cut smoky tobacco, lUU DO cat chewing do
100 bxs yellow bank dc, 70 % spanish ,mok'Edo,
100 lafa MAcaboy snutl, y bbls Scotch do,
on NJ regalla cigars, 70 Mptlncipe 10,
bO NJ Havana 40, 9nO b oSts melee do,
200 bnxes 'Cubaand Havana skies do,
100 bbla cider vinegar, 200 krgs rife powder
SUO kegs blasting poWder 100 eases CANISTER de,
million q. D, cars, 100 NJ feet saIely use,
200 bags pepper, TOO dc Alspce, 10 eauea tul mees
~ bblS Gloves 1910 mats cassia 20 bbls ara ginger
90 bags lace ginger, iu0 bSs mustard,
81 eHnisters mustard, 90 keRs English Do
400 hNS Undstwood's pickles, aUO do psppsrsauce,
lOO bSa tomatos calsup, ~ do Cayenne pepper,
3lO bxs assorted candy, ~ do rock do,
40 hSs assorted ground spices, 500 toa bed eoldl,
900 cells Manila eorLgs assot ed,
10 bis faN sewing twine, 5000 lbs bresm twiAs,
10 cHsks crop madder, 80 bills alum,
30 6bls repperNs % do birthstone, I ek sulphut,
q bbls chop logwood, 90 bNs extract do,
100 casks eAib soda, b Cks washing TO,
10 bbls EPSON salts, l0O bxa black lux,
2 cases white chalk, % bblS whiting,
bblS putty, IN badasts, 3 do eNlnphot,
90 kegs salirehG, 1000 dot ysast powders,
10 cases Assd Hlavihg cards, 900 dol brsoRt
~ bbls tNnneti' oil, DO baskets sAlad OIL,
quo pockets brown Java coffee, so bblA Jamaica ia
400 bbls N. u, molasses, con city and La, g. H. Va
200 bbls loaf, pow'd AudrIu,hed sugar,
1900 bagl Rio eeiee, am bags f,aguhyra coffee
LIQUORS.
800 bbll reethed whisky, bO 10 Bourbon Do,
100 bills Monongahrla DO, 10 do rye do,
100 bills Am. brandy, 10 10 10 gin,
100 bxs quart tasks, 300 do pit do, 90 VI Ut do,
800 bxs iumhlers, uSId, 90 no glass dseantsrs,
900 bxs tquut jars, 30 coroohS s. r. indigo,
cases Madras indigo, do MAnllla do,
500 bxS window glass, TxB 10 lUxlA,
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DAGUERREOTYPE
LIKEN ESSES!

pRNiMARD h LAMRERT's FLOATING DA,
ID CUERREAN GALLERY, IL now lying at the
Hannibal WHAT, where they viii be ready aud Al.
ways happy 10 wait upou ell who may wish 10 procure
fSt themselves
This Gallery Il lifted up expressly FOR this bussl.
meas, with a large Side aud SkyRhl, Pictures ere
taken very rich ap ~ thu very best Jtyle aud put up
In any style OF Case, loekst or Breastpln, Come all
who wish to see yourselves mss' beautifully
CONTEMPLATED,
and come soon for we remain at Hannibal but = few
days only,
~ their skin aNd ENpe fence enable them 10 oGsr
rare chance to those who desire TO learn the art Of
DNgusnsoIypMg, (jsSd&wlC)
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TAILORING.

Lave associated themselves together for the
! 4 Npoaa OF oauyi ng on the TAILORING BUsl.
M 3 IN all It's various branches
On Main street. one door north Of thu Brady House,
and next door 10 &, W, HryAnS Stove Store,
They have aHG will keep, the best Of Joumeymen all
the tins, aud VIII Execute Work As ENpsdhiouSly,
~ NEATLY AnJ % IashlonAhy a. They know how.
We viii not say we will beat lhC RHn that makes the
fashions, but viii say they will keep as near the pic.
lues a. possible,
Mt, Lennon has the largest, best and cheapest stock
OF Cloths, CNS,imorcI, VrStNgS, Trimmings and Sum
mer Goods, that Hannibal ever had tho good buck to
have In II,
ES- Give US a call gsnllSmSn, you arr bound 10 be
suited in my kind, ar Q alily OF Goods.
hannibal, April W, lSO1, thin
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JOHN s. THO MSON,
MHOLESALE GROCER.

Nos, 80 and ~ second street, neal Post Office,
1858, Sc Louis, Mo. 1883
IL AS In store and is IL receipt Of tho following dpsi
II ble stock Of Groceries, which Is oiIaTsedG At the
lowest market rates EM prompt rays
COL hhds N, q. and eNf'd sugar, 500 bills epfNd do.
lO,O pkEa N R, tOisinS, 5000 drums Elms 6Es.
so SSsGs Zanle cmI1nls, % Tails dates,
~ casks prneS, hO cases do, IN glass,
100 hbla y almonds, 20 do II, g. do, eS do dlbeTta
70 bills English walnuts, 70 de cream hNia, -
a0OO kegs Nalls, 10 3D. 500 do blued and ID nails,
AN do lenee 10 SNNd TO- ao0do brad DO, g. and TO-
lNO do 6NIshing do, 9 AID 10, lO0 do wrought do,
IS 10 spikes, 10 IN, l5e bSs lacks, Ate IA OS,do,
hN bags cotton yarn, WOO do dozen DO,
$50 bags white ca pet warp, 100 10 cold do, dc,
AUO kAes batting, $40 do candle wick,
400 do wrapping Irvine, 500 bills mAcerSl, l. 20, and
800 half bills mIeketel Nos, !, 2Hnd 3,
lO0 bbls Toe hOIriNgs, 600 bxS NAed IL,
SO cha Eng. eOlRSh, 81 do Grand Bank do,
l9OO bSs goldfish, lOO lbs EACH NJ bblS No, SNm0E,
900 cans DAltiMols Cove Oysen, .....
81 eaSss tatd,Res Wholes, halt and quarters,
90 bbt rseaD RulS, 100 bags pea Hls,
1000 bushels dried apples, BIO do dltvd peaches,
sue bNs iAlloW candies, 200 bxs palm soap,
~ bGs olsAn soap, 700 do star candles,
~ hxs spetm eNudlea, 80 d. CASTLE soap, ......,
$40 hXu shaving soar, NO chs Boston sal eTatuS,
eOO NHs NeTch' Vol 6bR Wilmington tar,
10 bills AAssed oil, 100 bxS chocolate,
aUO bxS hlO etAekS,s, 70 kego bar lead,
k00 bAes drop shot. 10 do buck shot, rs.f.e.
1000 realms cap aud latter paper 300 do WrappINg DO,
100 rOams tea paper, 100 bSi lemon yrup,
1000 ANgt dairy salt, 1000 DO G. 4, do Esode b. Bdo,
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reR Tan nANpisAL souAHAL.1
A Farewell to The Sabbath Day,

FVsWSlii sweet sabbath Of The Lord, fSrswslli
Thy auA's last bsAml are shed on mount aud dell
And dmly In The west
Days rosy mantle emily may bs seen,
while STARS CLEAN out liz auIIsflnE folds bslwssn--
FAREWELL bright day Of rest
TO.nOuOw's earthly tells begin snss ISni
Vhy houp Of peace, thy hSun Of prayer are Ger,
Tue sOnnst Shd lhs N'lEs,
The joys IhA, temp. the grief 90 hard to bear,
The rush Of business, the weight Of ears
Mast ssns 10 dArksn life.
Ne, shall ttmsmbranes Of Thy calls rspoIs,
flSAt refund me on like Odsfs Of The FossI
And peace aud rest shall come
A sabbath peace cen In the midst Of sltlts,
A sabbath res, anil the toll Of lie,
And make this heat hsIr home.
New like fouA,ala IL the Wild wilderness,
To sinful naR Ia such a day q, thisi
Or like tbs sabbath 1Od,
Tho shadSw or rock In weary lands,
tsisss ron the storms AID burning IanAi,
Az ark above the aOOd.
Farewell sweet Sabbath Of the Lord, farswsii
The stars are Shlulng now On mount and dslll
Thy dAwhlAg 10 my eyes
Sasnss bright and heavenly A. an angels Wlngi,
when bending low before hi, 0Sd, no siugS
Tue song " Paradise.
Farewell, Snss more accept my lowly lay,
Ken now as passing from the world away
Thou PAi'sN with smile,
And give ne something OF THAR own tspIss,
Aud sl,s NE strength 10 bear llfsp weight oil wa
Yet but . little while. S'"''A
HANNIbAL, Sunday night, May goth, 1851
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NJ, i. Goodrich, GSOrgs Glenn, WIN. GoS.
nOy, and J,R, Abarna,hy, Ore candidates for
the elSrkship u the Circuit Court, aud WIN, N,
Penn, ind Geo, W. Cunningham, for the same
Office In the Monroe county Court.
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W. A. Boonville, on the 2lSt, thu horses ut.
tOehsd to the Western stage, runaway, upset.
ting the stage and bruiSlng, several passengers
and tho drlVer--Ihe latter was 30 badly injured
that his life IL dOSpaiTsd oF--[Paris Mercury.
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Barriers Shop.
PETER lOllNSON.

TEl At JOltNoON1
D ESPECTFULLY offers his services TO the
IL public. He keeps the best quality Of rOGors,
and keeps them sharp. Tie will always pay
strict attention 10 cleanliness and nealness
lie cuts and dresses hair In style that
never Mlls to please his customers. As u
knight OF tho scissors and razor he Yields to
none in Hannibal. discharges are reOsono.
bly, low. As he intends 10 continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
NJ his means will allow, he hopes to hive
the patronage Of tho citizens Of Hannibal,
whose well known chief characteristic
Of energy, leads them to desire to see
everything Nn tho progressive march,
Recnllect II Is the shop nearest to Hick.
mans Stove Store, II Is on the west siGo
OF Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. (ap.93.d.ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03

A. Father Morris wus walking thru parish
famous for 4" profanity. he was stopped by u
devil. dsad,"--"I, hO ?" said the old man be.
nicnly laying his hand on tho head OF the near -.
sN uiOhi,. "Yuu poor hthersss chidreu!"