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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
T'llE firm of \. LEWIS CO.. has been Dissolved by mn
l. tua consent, all persons indebted said b.
or account requested and expected settle the
wthOW dctGy with ~ Lewis who is duy authorized to
Tie all accounts ofthc said firm. The business III BE- co,
ucd by the subscriber ut the place before.
goods will be sold cheap for cash. A. IT.IIlS
kCnusha, Nov. H. 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-03
THIRD WARD.
Being all in Range >,

B"in@ al an Range -.
Town l. Z Qrsc 6-S rods front side of To5n line
road by - rds deep, the is 3! rods W of the
w corner of L qrs sec 10 b il McIaughlin's add
rds front side al lire road by - rds deep the L
coris 30 rds w OF T. lIuc of w hf OF sad or. line
Town : T. ar Slot blk -, north half
| y l. ar sec 6-lpt7 blk ;,
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FENlREE LOTS, very dcSirahy located for residence
viz Lot >, Block s.; Lo5 Block T.: Lot < Block 80
Will be Sold nj a BARGAIN, and accommodating terms
For further particulars, enquire ii
H. b. HINSDALE.
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~2AGRa &GLJGoGS


TUE Undersigned having recently purchased the Watch
making and Jewelry Establishment lately belonging
10 u: 1ciiiredson wishes 10 inform the public that he
has hand, is constantly receiving new additions 10
his already extensive invoice OF
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-03

of d II =
Town + qr6-Com IS rls offs /, cor ofIo l6, run
nOsha 81; y 10 place Of beg
to old road, Is rdS beg
20 rds front on Eside Kenosha ST. by 38 rds deep the
" cor e9'I rds ; offs " cor oflot Is
&C = of ECur Of lot 10.
Com lt9nS ON c.: Of IL thence to centre line Of
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15

IN CONSCIENCE Of the increasing demand n the Msx-
lean Musthg Linimeht; We are now puang up 25
cent, 80 cent: and 81 bottles; the SO All. bottles
contain tlfe times as much the rs cen.bottes and
ne 81 boales contain three times as mud q the 90
cent. bots; so that money will be saved " buvin1
the large bottles. 's
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15
MOLASsEs.
Syrup, s. H., and Plantation;
Important To Debtors

EIHE undersigned, would again and for the last time
Il through the Newspapers. call the attention of those
persons who indebted 10 the late firm Of MILLER
s. BOWER, that they must come forward and pay up,
as further indulgence cannot and will not be given ali
Ter the first day OF June next.
He would also say 10 those who are indebted 10 him
individually that he s in need Of all that is due him.
and therefore hopes his friends will answer this re.
quest and imme diateiy pay off his demand against
THEM. (my6tf) THO s. MILLER
Hannibal, MAY 5, is52. NO. LEYEE'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15
DENTAL CARD.

IMPROVEMENT IN ARTISTIC DENTISTRY.
G. GRANVILLE SAMUEL, NJ. ID. D. d. s.,
lESlRES TO inform the citizens of Hannibal and
~ country generally that he has recently purchased
late and valuable improvement in the dental art,
which enables him to insert plate teeth in style supe.
rior TO any in northern Missouri he beng the only den
s in this section who is in possession of said i'm
tro2ement)
NA44eS. will guarantee his plate teeth to surpass in
beGI durability and usefulness, those of any other
den this vicinity at least, and TO be equal to any
elsewhere.
DR.. s. is confident with his superior facilities in the
way OF Instruments and apparatus together with the
advantages medical education, and a thorough and
correct knowledge of MECHANICAL dentistry, that he
better prepared to practice dental surgery successful
~ upon CORRECT and SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
Than one whose qualifications consist only super-
fetal knowledge the mechanical branches Of the sci
ence.
All operations performed with great care, with the
least possible pain. Nerves destroyed as usual and
particular attention given to the dentition OF chill rem
and all diseases OF the mouth carefully treated and at
tended to-
N. B-pr s. keeps constantly on hand a supply of
the bestVooth powders for whitening and PRESERVING
thaEbeeth
oFFICE;-OverJ p. Richards hardware store.
mArll'52-ly.
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WILLIAM COHEN,

Main street, Hannibal, Mo,
INHE subscriber has permanently located in this CITY
Il and is always prepared to repair watches, broken
jewelry, &c, in the most workmanlike manner and on
the mostresonabe terms. He has n ow OH hand, and
onstanty receiving fresh supplies of the finest and
most fashionable Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, &C.. from
the best importing houses in the east. His stock is
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
woo give him call will be satisfied with his bargains;
as he offers great Inducements to purchasers.
The citizens Of Marion and Rails counties are re-
spectGuly invited tc give me a call. Store on Main
street, opposite the "Great Western Isept5l
just received in addition TO his former stock sup.
ply of Ear Rings, Pins, sc. Also very fine LOT Of
Iet Ear Rings, new style. Smiths New York Gold
very fine article Oct -.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15
Look out for the old Iumbev ward

Look out for the Old Lumber Yard.
WELL seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for all build.
w ing purposes, can all times be had at the Old
Hannibal Lumber Yard, which has been established 8
years The proprietor deems IL unnecessary 10 puff his
Lumber to make it SELL to say any thing about ex-
tn the business except to those who never pur-
chased Hom him. lie would remark that an experience
Of eight years in the irvs The deuiiu atiyane
tage over any other who never had erpsrienee-his
Lumber has been purchased for cash and seec ted with
great care, from the best mills in the Pnery, Me-
ehancs and others wishing to purchase Lumber would
find 1t to their advantage to cali and examine the stock
OF Lumber and Shingles at the Old Lumber Yard be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. If you cannot get it for
better article for the same money Also Lumber Shin
giles and window SASH
III Don't forget the Big Sign on the west side of
lhlrd between bird and Hill Streets Look ont for the
Sign of THOS. s. MILIERjS
teb2bu LUMBER YARD
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15
JOURNAL AND MISUNDERSTANDING JULY l5, 1852

few weeks since, makes the variety as great as any
other IN the city, probably so. He cannot boast
Of large stock, will he be pFesumptuous to
publish to the World what no sensible man will be-
eve that he viii sell Is per cent lower than any other
House in Missouri; but this much he will say, his in
enion s TO sell at the smallest possible profit and do
fair upright business The stock will consist Of
~ variety Of CLOTH tweed sainet BLK alpaca, MoA-
erey cord gro de Ia brown linen and coitonade coats;
ditto PANTS blk satin, blk bombazine, and BLK Ila
ian cloth vests. Hats, (of every Variety mems and
boys shirts, Of every kind linen collars and bosoms,
silk stocks fancy silk eravats ladies' gsuze and silk
vests. meT silk and gauze under shiris red flannel
shirts leather trunks iron and Gather and wood frame
from 81 % 10 $40 each Hand trunks, saddle bags,
carpet bags, &C., Set in fact, one ef the best and
most desirable stocks OF clothing and furnishing goods
in sli this section Of country.
~ Gene one, come ALL and Judge for yourselves.
T. II. MoVEIGH,
rupAAF Hf.vric1I
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15
The Arena Mill

s now in full operation, and will buy all the Good
Wheat and Corn offered for sale at their Mill We
keep on hand the best article of Super6ne Family
Flour for sale, or we will exchange Flour for Wheat
We will always sell as low or lower than Quincy
Flour can be had Of the same quality.
10 Call and examine for YOURSELF
A. S. ROBARDS s. SON.
Hannibal, June 3, lS52-tf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15

sAoAAAs
nj last tue Udtm slsesSaSad In rive the relief
owners oil Horses and other animals, would thst
that there is no disease requiring external appca-
ton TO which McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Is not
applicable and by using will surely In dis
eases such as RING BONE, SPAWN, FISTULAS
SADDLE OR COLLAR CALLS, il enters into the
circulation, loosing the contracted sinews, giving
strength to the diseased parts thereby enabling them TO
eject any corrupt matter that may have become secFeted
from various causes accidents.
The Evidence Has Arrived.
- A SEVERE sPRAiEED TWELVE HouRs
10 J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor Of McLean's Volcanic
Oil Liniment:--
DEAR SiE-The bottle of Volcanic Oil LiEment
which received from you, has performed wonderful
cure on me. In twelve hours alter the accident the
swelling all gone, and was entirely well, Gtten-
ding to my duties usual. expected to have been
confined for weeks, il certainly was severe pain.
| take much pleasure in recommending TO public notice
that which know TO be an valuable Eminent.
Yours, Respectfully,
THOMAS WOOD,
An old citizen of St. Louis, Book Keep
or for the late firm of Elliott & Cauchois.
IL The above Liniment is for sale in Han
nibal, by
mar25G ]. L. MATHEWS, Agent
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15
Qution to be Rememhend

In consequences of the unprecedented Rpulsrity Of
the Mexfan Mustang Liniment, a felhF who has
Oeen PoitD as a notorious operator eouMterfai
ture Of Y and turpentine in square botta which he
calls "Vfcanic Oil Liniment.b The n,ns 4 stolen
from u.s. and some have been creduou; Soagh 10 buy
~ sPpslng. 1t was similar in compo,ion 10 the
Mustan. Ll1iment, as he had the unbIuIg eudacity
20 me ~ advertisement puff it into nOasbut they
The eOiinued use of turpentine produegSsrlIysis
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15


This Volcanic Oil, which 10 the basis of the Ini-
ment is procured from the bowels Of the earf placed
there by All-Wise Providence rs great healing agent
for the and benefit Of mankind, and by them tobe
applied 10 the useful domestic animals placed under
their charge, and which become liable to diseases and
accidents fIom their domestication II is o>be found
in various parts Of the globe, wherever volcanic or
burning mountains have ceased 10 exist, but whic6ay
easily be known from the desoaton and destruction
which surround them. Along the base of the Sierra
Nevada Mountains, Salt Lake or Mormon CITY il
can be seen pouring forth from the clefts Of those
piles OF rocks, shattered by volcanic eruptionss
Many persons who have travelled by land to Califor-
MIA, may have observed oily substance floating on
the surface Of springs Pools and Lakes while in other
places the water would appear clear but upon stirring
IT, (the ground being saturated with this OIL the
face became black in colour and greasy as tar Had
the virtues OF this Oil been known many bold Pic.
would have been relieved from the anguish Uface-
rated limbs and prained joints attendant upon crossing
those rugged and rocky mountains.
This Volcanic Oil, upon chemical analysis, is found
10 be composed Of several powerful ingredients one OF
which is naptha, well known to chemists and phyr-
clans one Of the chief stones Of the gfeat
saving sdifee which science is daily bringing 10
comp letiOn. This, when combined with some Of the
most soothing and powerful remedies known in the
terra medica, form Linment far more valuable and
superior to anything that has been discovered or
offered TO suffering humanity.
JOY AND REJ0ICING
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
RscTATC

DK virtue Of an Order made in The Marion County
- Court, May Term, second day, May dth, 1854, ihe
suction, at the COURT HOUSE DOOR, in the town
Of Palmyra, on THURSDAY, THE FIFTH DAY,OP
AUGUST next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A,
~, and O'clock p. NJ, whilst the Circuit or County
Courts in session, ali the right title and neres, which
ARCHIBALD DAVIS, deceased, had at the time Of
his death, in and 10 the following described Real Estate
70 wit:Lots numbered II and ~, in Block .. I0T
ltogetheI win The buildings and
In The City OF Hannibal and State Of Missouri -
~ TERMS One-half Of The purchase inonsv cash
In hand, and the remaining one-hslf In six months
JAMES NJ. MILLS, Ex'r
or Estate Of Archibald Davis. deed.
Hannibal, June "a, IS52-td.
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Do not be DeneiuolI

NoIJuut '1e proprietOrs possess LusElsiEe OF liz
eomPnlon (Which is secured to themk llls laws OF
the ptea states) and whsn they reyead, 4 shall be
Tor dement, OF the afflicted, and not h ~ miSere
s sm'sg% IN would LlLcn TRoM US Qua oOD NAME 10
ui To- I'm pockets from our labors ID sxertions.
RIIGG = 'I So mexican Mustang Lini'nt, A. G.
az you viii not be Disappointed D9 '
FOR sale IN this Place by
h. S. J. LOWE.
lishidbal June 10, 1862. tpiy)
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MoLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENTi
A Great Scientific Discovery, which presents
II to the Medical Faculty, Honor-To the
Sufferer, Joy.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-15

IAN m now prepared 10 grind corn for III, b. ! viii
lilin Hannibal N's"' lsOIlaRns W
april 2lst, 1882. enslS|D
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-01
Hon. A. King.

Our candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
is in the field. He spoke at Fulton, last
Thursday, and at Jefferson City few days
before. The Telegraph gives the following
synopsis of his speech at Fulton
The speech was in good taste and argyll
mentative-just such speech as all men
are pleased 10 hear.
The subject of Internal Improvement
was referred to-the fact that until the action
Of the last Legislature nothing had been
done, and the part the Wing party of the
State performed were remarked upon, and
the proper conclusions drawn.
The eloquent speaker also referred to the
fact that the Democratic party was making
an effort to appropriate to themselves all the
honors, whilst their action hitherto, and all
their platforms were in opposition.
The recent vote on the final passage of the
bill appropriating land to Missouri, was re-
ferred by way Of illustrating the true po-
sition of the Democratic party upon the sub.
ject generally of internal improvement
showing that majority of the Democrats ir
congress voted against said bills.
Other subjects were referred to but our
time will not allow further notice at this
time.
The speech was an abte vindication O
Wing principles, and of the Wing party
from the many misrepresentation reverted
to by some of the Democratic leaders.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-01

the United States. OF his achievements in
this capacity we believe that history has
preserved no record. Tradition says, ac-
cording to his friends, that he was popular
among the officers of the army, from his ur-
bane and gcntlemanly department. 1t is
conceded, we understand, that his military
career is not TO be relied on as passport to
the favor OF :hc people. His civic services,
including his opposition to Western improve
ments, are the great sources of the conf
dence ofhis friends.
Twoor three points occur to us in estima-
ting Mr.. Perce's strength, that it may be
well enough to mention. He comes from a
small State which has always been Demo-
cratic. He possesses therefore no impor-
tant local advantages. If he had come from
larger or doubtful State-from New York
or Pennsylvania-his local strength might
have been an important element in the can
vass. One other point may he suggested.
He represents Mr.. Marshall's idea of pro-
greSS, which was exhibited as the great card
of Young America to the same extent that
it would be represented by mummy just
enrolled by Mr.. Giddon. The whole theory
of Young America must be abandoned in
their support for Mr. Pierce. New Hamp-
shire is the very antipodes. On the slavery
question Mr.. Pierce is undoubtedly COIN
mitted to southern views; and in his sup
port Mr.. Rantoul and his associate Free
Sellers of Lynn and the neighborhood will
have an ample opportunity of manifesting
the extent to which they are willing Gin Mr..
Rantoul's language) to seat southern dirt. u
Mr.. Rantoul was not uncremoniously eject
ed from a seat in the convention, to which
he was incontestibly entitled, by the brute
force of a relentless majority. Major Polk
did what he threatened some weeks since il
the House of Representatives; and Mr.. Ran
tout, we venture TO say, will redeem his
promise not TO be driven from the Democrat
ic party. He will hold on at all events
and so will Gov. cleveland, and Preston
King, and Mr.. Floyd, and all the worthy
men who bullied and clustered to such al
I extent on the floor of the House on the
strength Of the tabling of the Compromise
resolutions in the Democratic caucus"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-01
Wing National Convention,

We gave last week the organization of
the Convention, and the news as far as had
been received. The rumor, then current
of the nomination of Gen. ScorT is confirm
ed, as will be seen by extracts from the
proceedings below. Hon. WILLIAM A.
GRAHAM, of North Carolina, present Sccre-
tary of the Navy, is the candidate for the
Vice Presidency.
We observe that Mr.. Geo. c. Bingham
of this this State, was on the committee TO
report permanent officers. Jas. o. Broad
head on the committee on credentials. Hon.
Jno. G. Miller was one of the Vice Presi-
dents, and A. B. Chambers was appointed
one of the National Committee.
Before going into the nominations the con-
vention adopted the following
PLATFORM.
The Wings of the United States, in Con-
vention assembled adhering TO the great
conservative republican principles by which
they are controlled and governed, and now
~ 0'ti lcllihS uPO' INC itSliSchco vi TIC
American people, with an abiding conf
dence in their capacity for self-government,
and their devotion to the Constitution and
the Union, do proclaim the following as the
political sentiments and determination for
the establishment and maintenance Of which
their national organization as a party was
effected
First. The Government of the United
States is of limited character, and is con-
fided TO the exercise of powers expressly
granted by the Constitution, and such as
may be necessary and proper for carrying
the granted powers into full execution, and
that all powers not granted or necessarily
implied are expressly reserved to the States
respectively and to the people.
!Sscop4. The State Governments should
he held secure 10 their reserved rights, and
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-01
MAP or NEW MEx1co.-We are indebt-
ed to Hon. II. S. Geyer, for map of the
Territory of New Mexico.
For the Times.
HUNTSVILLE. Mo-, June %, 1862

HnNrsvILLE, Mo-, June %, 1852
Ma. EDIToR:-The candidates for the
Legislature in our county, are now in the
field, marshalling their forces for the con-
test. To-day being County Court day, and
many of the citizens of the county being in
town, and the candidates also, they were
solicited to address the citizens in the Court
House, where they assembled about 10
o'clock. Col. Horner, one of the democrat
ic candidates arose first and addressed the
audience for some time, defending his
course while in Jefferson City, and urging
with all the cloquence and wisdom with
which he is possessed, his claims upon the
voters for their support again. He declared
himself in favor OF Internal Improvements,
and everything calculated to suit the views
of the voters Of our county.
He was followed by James F. Wight,
one of the Wing candidates, who entertain
ed the audience-ior one hour-by giving his
own views at length, and reviewing the
course and conduct of Col. Horner while in
the Legislature, and contrasting his practice
with his professions. He proved conclu-
sively, by evidence, which stands TO con-
denim him in the eyes of the voters of this
county, that while he now proclaims in
tones, loud and emphatic, that he is in favor
of a course Of internal improvement that he
voted against what he now speaks in favor
of, This the Col. could not deny; because
the evidence is undubitable, and stands re-
corded in the journal of the proceedings Of
the Legislature; while all who doubt the
assertion, can see for themselves. During
the delivery of his speech, which was a
mastery effort, and signal triumph over the
COL, Wight was frequently interrupted by
the Col. whose situation was altogether very
unpleasant; Wight proved conclusively to
all, Wings and Democrats, that the Col.
PROPOSED one thing and practiced another
This of course, applies only 10 his politica
course, for the Col. is good clever farmer;
and in August large majority will decide
for him to remain at home and transact his
domestic affairs. Lowry was next called
for, who arose, but before informing the
crowd that he was a candidate or what he
was in favor of, took his seat. Samuel next
took the stand, and after making few per-
tinent remarks, and considering that hui
mainly condemns the act of striking fall
len or conquered foe, took his seat.
Wight paid glorious tribute to the con-
duct of the Hon. John G. Miller and the bal
ance of our Wing Delegation at Washing
ton. Gentlemen, victory will inevitably
perch upon the Wing standard in August,
for with such men as Samuel and Wight, a
triumph Is sure. More anon. T.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-01

will never die-adoptcd by reclamation.
Simeon Draper responded for New York
pledging the State.
Gums are firing from Federal Hill, in hon
or of the nomination.
The Convention adjourned at aquarter be-
fore 8, p. NJ, to 5, when nomination for
Vice President will be made.
The Convention was called TO order at
81 p. NJ.
Mr.. Ely, of Ohio, offered a resolution, APP
proving Mr.. Fillmore's administration
Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Starkey, Of Mississippi, then got up
and passed a warm elogium on Webster, as
entitled TO the gratitude of the South.
On the second ballot, Graham received
POP, Bates 81, Pearce 4. Afterwards, the
vote was declared unanimous.
After the unanimous nomination of Ora
ham, H. w. Smith, of North Carolina, rose
and thanked the Convention for the honor
done to his State, and pledged 10000 MAORI
ty for the ticket.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-01

IMPORTANT RUMoR.-Letters we under
stand have been received by the last mail
from California, giving pretty certain infor-
nation that a Fillibuster movement is intend
ed from California upon the Sandwich Is
lands. The government has already been
put in possession of this information and will
no doubt exert its authority to put stop to
such movement-with what success remains
to be seen. The particulars of this expedi-
ton are not yet public-but it is said TO be
on large scale, and to be managed SO far,
with some skill, as we'll as secrecy. The
California journals by the Illinois are dumb
on the subject, but the following which meets
our eye in the proceedings of the Sandwich
Islands Legislature, possibly may have some
thing TO do with it:
"Mr. Sheldon offered resolution express
ing the disapprobation of the House upon
the reports in circulation abroad, to the ef-
feet that the people of this kingdom were
DESTROYS of coming under the American
Government, and calling for an enquiry as
to the source from which such reports have
emanated. Passed"
On the following day, however, we see a
motion to reconsider prevailed, and the eff
feet of which was TO have the resolution
postponed indefinitely. This is rather
| suspicious act N. Y. Express.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-01
Administrator,ssa,e ofIaud

I WILL offer for sale on Monday, 9th day of Au-
gust, 1852, on the premises, all the right, title
sale on months credit purchaser giving bond with
approved security, to-wit: One New Madrid oca-
ton No, 297S, in Township 40, Range 16, contain
ing 100 acres, southpart also the Northwest quar-
ter of Section 30, Township 40, Range Is, contain
ing 81 Sg-lQO of an acre; part of the E N or of
section 20, Township 40, Range II, containing 60
acres; part of Wqr of Section 3, Township 40,
Range 10, containing two acres; lots No, 1877 and
l46, in the town of New Franklin
>, Any person wishing information will apply 10 N.
II, McGrk, near New Franklin, Howard CO., Mo-
lSAlH T. McGlRK, Admr,
JulV lids