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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
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IN ADVANCE, -. -. 81 30
If not paid within Six Months, 81 W
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The following are the rates oil Advertising III The
Hannibal papers: ,,- -
ApvERrisIso.-On square, of - lines or less, one
insertion, one dolla each subsequen, insertion -
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One square per year, without alterat'o s" one lon,h
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All notices, except marriages and deaths, will be
charged as advertisements.
Attached 10 the Nv WESTERN UNION" once Is a." eX-
csiient HOOK AND JOB OFFICE, where all Job,
Book, Pamphlet, Card, and other Printing, is executed
<si,hne atness and dispatch, on favorable terms.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

A BRIpAL BLooMra AT Bosros.-Last week,
one of the editorial fraternity at Boston took to
himself wife, and tho papers say, "ths bride
"" dressed in an elegant white satin Bloomer.
1t fitted snug around the waist, and close in the
neck, the spencer opening in 'front.'" The lady
means to begin right and assumes the pants.
looms from the jump. If 'he can only keep id
them now.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

CunE ron PoisoS.-Ifa person should DO
s!nne by a bee or any other insect, rub come
sp!r.t' Of Tnrpsntine on the place, and tho pain
wall cease in minute. II 10 said that the pain
arising from the bits Of a copperhsad snake
may DO arrested in few minute. by the con.
!inued application of this article, and from my
knowledge Of the effec.' il other cases, | have
not the least doubt of it, The effect Of position
I" to counteraet the blood vessels, and prevent
a Tree circulation the natural consequences 10
pam and 'niiamation lmmedltaely. Spirits Of
Inrpsnl'ne, by their penetrating and expanding
qualities soon overcome the ditficultis,,-- Far.
mer's Cabinet.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

Confusion or WonDs.-An Advertisement
for subscription for the purchase Of fire
engine, said to be written by the Mayor, Of q
celebrated University, run, thus:
Whereas multiplicity Of dangers are often
occurred, by damages Of outrageous accidents
by hre, we whose names are undersigned, have
thought proper, that the benefit Of an engine
bought by us, for the better extinguishine Of
which by the accidents Of Almighty God NAV
unto us happen, to make a rate, to gather bc.
nevalence for the better pr'paga'ng such useful
instruments.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

A PuzzLER. - While Hobb., the Yankee, is
picking the ps,rut lock of Chubb, the Cock
ney, at the Great Exhlbl'iui, with all ease, Her
ring the Guthante, Is challenging the world,
in the sans line. must provokingly ii. has
one of his plain counting room safes in the "a
int rcan qHar,er," over which is a sign, thus
inscribed: Tins contains two hundred sover-
-igns. The key is a, the office of the U. S.
ICnmnis sioner--at the service Of any one, aud
tho money shall be the reward Of the person
who opens it," Herring has posted III 10
France, leaving hi. safe thus labelled. and feel
ing fully confident that his gold is in the only
place where i, will be perfectly secure .Neu
York Express,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

The railroad. in the city OF London run over
the tops Of houses Tor miles. For miles around
the city, the houses are but two stories h'gh'
The road IL on . level with the tops Of the
houses, supported on tre'sil work, with stairs
at various points for pa.ssngsrs to a'csnd ana
descend, and the locomotive rushes along with
out danger 10 life or limb.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
PoMrrn-A recent letter from an American

foMrrH-A recent letter from an American
gentleman in Naples says:
Vs'uviu' is now calmly smoking, and .ssm,
disposed to r, pose himself from the fatigue, of
OF his devastating laboTs of the last year. Pom.
pen Is slowly appearing above ground. About
twenty laborers are KEEP, at work, who manage
To get "if cart load Of earth n day from the
snbincu'n1snt city. Not one half the entirs
ony |" ye! eXcavated. Tho earthly mound
which covers it is an exceedingly beautiful
vineyard, with houses Of peasants scattered O.
yer its surface. A bastion Of the sea wall ba,
recently been unearhed, which goes 20 confirm
the opinion that the sea, now nesrly mile dis.
tant, once laved the walls Of Ponpeii.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
I. p. ATKlSsos, Esq, Danvl'a, Va

uJThe Republic says that The new Capitol ou,'a I.
ing, 10 be erected are TO be each one hundred ana
rty-twc Zee, egh, inches fon by 'wo hundred a,d
Thirty eight feet eight ncnrs deep. lhey ave ~ y.
nIaced at the d ance of oy -four feet from the present
capitol, on the north and south ends; aud w be nn,e1
to it by caEn.cling condors The Senate chamoet
viii be seventy y-esnt leet by one hundred eet cea
and the hail OF the House oi Representatives, one nun,
d,eI feet by one hundred and thirty feet. Boih OF
hese chambers viii be paced IN the western eld oil Tue
rev buildInns.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

As .oon a. potatoes are dug, use three bush.
els of fine salt broadcast to .hs acre, 10 addition
to .uoh other msnurs' /" your land msy require,
and plant lurnips.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

\TeaueI Hol seIec'eu) PROCESSION VIII be
formed al noon, in front of the Commissioners
marquette, and march to the mission houses
and bask, where an ora,ion is expected, by DR..
Thomas Foster. After which, dinner will be
served up in the reception booth erected for the
treaty, of the following dishes:
Sonp-Dog, bufr,o tail.
Fnh Pickerel, cat.
Billed Ham, beef dog (pra,rie turnip
sauce buti,lo.
Roas-V Veni.on, elk, duck, swan.
! Vegetable. - Wild potatoes, wild beans,
sweet Wild peas.
The desert will consist Of n variety of French
preparations which our French cook John is
more au .taii at preparing than am III writing
the name. off
| Twill send you DR.. Fosters oration for the
Pioneer as soon Ms possible.
lis excelency, the Governor. will act as
President of the day. To appea,e the jealousy
Of all these Red Republicans, it is found nee
es'ory 10 make many or none Of them Vice
Presidents; aud 80 the following (all native A
mer,cans y have been appointed Vice Presi-
dents, to VII: | give the names translated.
| liawk-that- hunts walking Sound OF earth
walking, Red Eagle, Good. Thunder, The.
Wounded, Arrow. Big Fire, The Grow, Goes.
Flying Sham Boy, Eagle Head Iron Toe Nails,
Big Cloud, Brown-CIoud, Round Wind, War
club-of big-voice, Earth, Makes his track.
Friday Morning, July An.
In bathing ,hi. morning in the river, near his
house, the Rev Mr.. Hopkins of the Mission
was Drowned Th. melancholy death will
prevent the contemplated celebration of the
Fourth to day.
EDIroR OF THE PIosrrR.
jury 4th, 1851.
Instead of joyous festivities we had ,hi. day
anticipated the enjoyment of, the sudden death
by drowning, this morning, before breakfast, of
the Rev. MIR. Hopkins, resident missionary
here, has thrown over our whole encampment
a shadow Of gloom.
This morning Hon. Martin Mcleod ar
rived from Lac c-qui-Psrle, being two days in
advance "t the upper hands OF Indians, who are
marching down To the treaty, 1900 strong. This
day also, arrived Joseph X, Brown, from St.
Paul, brinyln, ). Paul and New York papers.
The Sioux who are here are no doubt more
or less dissatisfied al the delay of the treaty and
the interruption of their business avucaiions
For the loss Of their valuable time. we have
little To offer bu, beef; but so patcn, aud for
bearing are these remarkable people, that we
hear no complaints from them, What l"glc,
What argument, what conviction there is il a
beef steak Why did not Cain use that instead
OF clubp Attacking the Sioux IN the stomach,
pitching into them, John Bull like, with drove
Vi horned cattle, to take their lands, reminds us
OF the policy of Yankee adventurer who got
PERMISSION Of planter in Mississippi to raise
ii patch OF mIut and erect IA bar on the corner
Of hi. plantation. In few months after, the
planter had swallowed his whole plantation in
the shape OF mint -jnlep', ani 1t became the
property Of the bar-keeper. So here every
crack Of the r,tl, that brings down bullock for
a DSkota feast, there 10 sacrificed at least d
township OF their Territory.
p, 5. II the Secretary inquiries for line
from me, give him an order on the hangmau.
EDITOR OF THE PIusErR,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

In Kentucky law hss been passed allowing
widows who are the mothers Of school ehildse1
20 vote for sehoM Directors:
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

A CuRIos,ry We are informed by gem
leman of nndoub,od verac,y, that Mr.. Leach
man, Of Florida, in this county, hss mu'e
which kills aud eats every shake which II eau
see. - Paris Mercury.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

The Pennsylvania Wing papers of the John.
ston stripe, have run up the name Of Gen. Scott
Tor President! and james G. Jones. of Tsnues-
see for Vice President, while the papers of
the Clayton stripe go in for Scot. and Cli.teudsu.
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sod by the inventor WILLIAM BOGLE III Westinghouse
Boston.
Also for sale wholesale and retail by A. B. & D. SANDS
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Address to L. l., IS Chambers-st m-o 81
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4 ate Publication - -
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1.-THE VOLCANO DIGGlNGSi ATae Of Catfor'
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