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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-21
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

orrIcE THE DAILY CREscEsr,l
Wednesday Morning, July q, 1852, ! u
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ben franklin, Teal, NewYork Nv Stanton &co
sIi SLIP Mount Washington, Goodwin, Liverpool, HGais
ARRIVED.
Steamship Me.ieo Place from Indano Galveston 18th instant
schr Jane. csry Miller days Pensacola to
Steamboats,.
YIN G rs slsS sp snssa s sala louisville
= Naniope, Dugas, from Atnkapns. .- HH
Ham q ssT Green
EXPORTS.
corn lard hemp candles 100
ii pkgs mdse -. =
vERPOoL-Per ship Mount Washington 1863 bales cotton,
bhds tobacco.
81 Fl, 5 ss aA tobacco
IMPORTS. ...5
scc , ss ssn a a s j. sbs
lahs u Q Poolsy SEQ. :, ! $500 y
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
SsW. % ss ssss cs s ra S e. s 9
Gfsa Seos as % Nelson doc
IT, ysA Ass,
CIV Sss 81: gss.
psse a. sse
Bolsao 90 potatoes onions sds esgs potato
Ms ss ssF sgsF ssaasss. nh; IT, 81
egp Martin hhda Wilson aeoso do g We
4 % rsgM Mo1,dn a % a.
shcr do tche Beverly bales
Buhahnpu, &coa do Cherry Henderson &co-5 do II aa
d., BIZ N Greenwood 6co-snhdiies to order.
BAYOU sARAPer Gipsy Lloyd Friers
do Hall Rodda bales domesies Ward Jonas50 bbs peach
and sunlries to order ssssss.ttt,,13
ATTAKAPAs-Psr steamer Nanope, 50 hhds sugar epcq
bba molasses Trenionea2O hdea
d Ferri-al5 hspd calves and aundries to order.
+. PASSENGERS.
Mia DAMN Mi Janeaon, child Morton chidre
Esss. Dorset Keller + Ed,uqudasn Carson Jos Wei
Bope Lewis Hunter, Lsggett, Frsnehaud deck
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~ CRESCENT 0FYIoE, [
Wednesday Morning. July q, 1852
CoTToN--The demand was fair again yesterday bu
with moderate supply the days business was limited t.
500 bales Prices seem to be- unaltered, and still
quote t.--,=' r.
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EXCHANGE BANK, % Camp street.
Ia CHECKS All SIGHT AND TIME ON -f-'.-
NEW YORK, PARLIAMENTARY, veg
BOSTON, - BALTIMORE, 81 si
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH. sfs5
MOBILE, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI. II
Tvs II HORACE BEAN a CO., Managers.
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r,rsr or yrssE1s IN POET NOT cLEARED,

FENCING ACADEMY--By Messrs. G. y A.
EOsIrRE cornef Charles streets No. 81
...n,s N M noble Aart Of Self Defence. ts. MI
vI7HISKY--25 half bbls., for sale by
wv Two E. j. HART L CO., ~ Tchoapitouas street.
r EMON SYRUP-1O0 cases, for sale by
i 4 iy2o ELL HART 4 CO., 10 Tchoupitoulas street
TOROOMS-50 dozen, for sale by
;v0o e. J.HART 4 CO.. ~ Tchoupitoulaa street
II ETCHUPS-20 cases Underwood's, for sale
n by [jyael E.J.HART CO., 70 Tcaoupitoulas street
VKTAX MATCHES-50 gross, for sale by
wv .jyao Ell. HART d Co., 10 Tehoupitoulas street.
: 0HLORIDE SODA--2O cases, for sale by
~ NO N E.JsHART CO.. - Tehoupit0uss street
GAL SODA-25 bbls, for sale by
Siy9p E.y.HART co. 70 Tcaoupitouas street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERsor Cry,
Tuesday Evening, July 20, 1859.
-ssss 40 Texas Beeves and 1874 Calves and Yearngs
n bake stock). Western stock is scant, and the
InaflSt dull. Only small supply of Hogs and Sheep
Veal Cattle meets good demand. Prices are pretty
firm, viz:
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly ....... fO6hc p fb net
:. :. (Lake and Texas) .........3k04c v fb net
Hoes Observation-Disclosures. fD7c q fb net
SHEER So 750$3 SO v head
MUCH Cows i, $25GD$50 p head
CALVES AND YEAR1INas. 80 O0O$9 90 head
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
- RyttyUesUute3- Paint,

. ~, II
81 Rri6ygeaCateS. Paint,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, sTEAaBoATs |
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEP0TS AND ALL OUT =.
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS or 't
IRON WORK, AB0yEANDl
u =. sle4 .estj 49 UNDER wAT1a. - at,.ss.s
tB Ths attention Of the public respectfully called 70 the following
testaonas favor 81 celebrated PAINT III
edd
use III the South Of the Paint aay and
Is nov offered public FIRE AND WE PRO
TEGTOR EVER DISCOVERED. Ii - f-ts,.-4
CERTIFIcATE or Jso. Z. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAS
induced 70 pg shs as, rs1
saa IL Agents, G. BdsERT
6 Y 81
VI NJ ssss p ss cid
'',.'ss, 'l.s' = JOHN :. MILLER.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN 81 CLAIR THoMAssoN,
~ jt} OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA. ~. ].
VA As =. Pant bsg
ssssssa ssssss Is
+ ~, s RSs Il sSs
mi ssMo sis December isss ss
GERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
go, TowBoAT PoRP0IsE.
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In atsutfn
possessing all the qualities CERTAIN
PROTECTION asainat he sasS SpARHs ga con-
is u tbe Aasnss, crtuIaI
''''a SIS fsl BROWN rosea.
Neworssns December J, issi'
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Having had IL LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted With, BRIDGE
= $
'Aa-0' lsisasd, HUGHES, WALLET i THOMAS,
:: - " Agents Esrisaas Dry Dsshce.
orRrrr1eArr or JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
srs and pssa Saaes a. single roo
and T. every aas gwen tls isss
Y y E or Fl
Sns Paint nvslaabls ier a
as sSashs sisss JossfH
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The undegnsd Cndsfwfs having confidence in the BRIDGE
ft sisas 81 Company.
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As Ps ssaf5 ss.1 isEss siass
addition the shove
their e s snsas are those
Of ship Lsodes Captain Cuts ship cOoper
] s.s A. and Fl sns lss.s.a
A.s snow the
Company etc, ETC. d. c. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street,
Agents m the State. Of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and
!, -e'--'-'E
suB-AanNEg N NEW ORLEANS,
Il M Msssis. t. WsTERaAR I CO.
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Sabine
To The Attorneys Of the 18th Judicial District
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DONE FELoN OINTMENT Certain to gi1e
- relief in dy hours, and CURE inaids
Sold Asc SALVE FtoR D9
isSe amsi -s-'.s Nosios MAGAZINE STRICT
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Mutual BENEFIT Life and Fizs Insurance

E8 COMPANY OF LouIs1AN M
s funopad April isss and dsssrsa dividend 81 - PET
cent. on Two Tearss susiassa u n
Once No, ssoA ap sod g a.naou -
BssrsKes CaiiriNS Larn IsztnGssR ONLs
Tha Company sshg sganzed u hs Fcliay
hcaesa n 10
srssu snppsa p..a dsfiat
a. Iii policy ssflsss i'll d sSssss tsTs
nus the nsarnes till death = the whole Of the prcnfs %
Creditors Insure The Hy psbas tsfd roinsn car
hsrnalfand children ifes tho ellIns e sEsdea
TRusTEEA: e4
Iohn s. Aliison Isaac Johusan Edward sparrdw, -
John Hsgan, 8aHuel Stesxaf, Richard Mccall
. Robert j. Ward, E. Il, Bartea, = j.. Perkins,
L Joseph Walker, Vim. Mrrs. /, Arnold Harris, -...-i
E E j ssrs Gore. g 5sss & sssH ssss's
~ Al. NJ Cohen, l.. spang enbefg II. Rhodewald,
. gamuei WOLF John A, DouEhsrty, e Y. !uthasfoid,
Gee; v. Smith. NJ Han I BEN, 80.
EDw. J1ssEn CoIs Vice Presidsut. wy sew
III asln1 Aets. NJ conas, Attorney '
BrIs 9 Magaans street, Medical Examiner
who viii be at the office daily from II
BY the Charter only sao00 ia taken single le ,..
4 Thu entertain applications for Life lnsu
issue all healthy While and
charged EewYork London without
their restrictions as the South charter
y X. and s % y sa s
W California PefIni ksrYork Prospsetu,
Table Rates and all information to Life and all papers
1H- Extensive Travelling Privileges. ~ f71f 1850
~ Office hours, 9A N. 10 s P.n 1l - -.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26
Niiu ASS
Hon. G. PoRrEn, H. Reps.

We see it stated that a company at Licking
ton, Mo-, intend driving two thousand head Of
Cattle over the plains to California this spring
---and they furnish mules, saddles, guns and
provisions, to the hands that they employ, and
take them through free of expense. Several
droves OF cattle for the same market will leave
this county in the spring, besides we hear of
droves that will leave various other sections for
the same destination---so that il is COMPUTED bv
"knowing ones" that more cattle will attempt
to cross the plains this season than any former
one. We also learn that thousands of cattle
will be driven from Kentucky over the plains
the coming season.---PaIis Mercury.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26

Scene Second.-A parlour. Time, IL P. NJ.
Young lady seated. Young gent rising to
depart. Hesitates, as if bashful, and then
slowly remarks.
"Miss Matilda, excuse me, but you must be
aware that my frequent visits--my attentions -
cannot have been without an object"
You've LADY. "Ah, yes,ss so I've heard, and
shall only be too happy to grant what you desire.
Takes from the table a paper parcel and, unt fold
ing 1diplays a large old fashioned and EMPTY
morocco pocket-book. This, | have been inform
ed, is that object. Permit me TO present it, and
congratulate you that you will in future have no
further occasion to renew these visits and at
teptions."
YoUNo GENT swoons.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26
From Sartain's Magazine,
short Dramas i'm two scenes.

EC0No
Scene First.-Milonaire seated in his easy
chair. By him stands a poor man in suppl
eating attitude.
millionaire. Ahemi-Very sorry, nv
young friend, that can do nothing for YOU.
But l can give you word of good advice
Econonlisel"
Poor Man. " But when man has nothing
to-
MtLLIosAlRE. "Nonsense! Under certain
circumstance a man must know how to save"
Seere :Scord. The millionaire drowning in e
pond, the poor man calmly regarding him
, from the shore.
PooR MAN. "Sorry, my friend, that can
do nothing for you. But can give you word
Of advice. Spm!"
MILLIoNAiRE (choking) "Bub-bub-but VIII
when m-man can't swim!'
PooR IMAM. Nonsense! Under certain
man must know how to swim!"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26

HEAvEs IN HoRsEs.-A single Feed of car
rots per day, says the Working Farmer, is the
best preventive Of heaves n horses. Peduce
the quantity o. grain one-third, and substitute
carrots in its place, and your horses will require
no medicine, enjoy fine spirits, loose hides, and
the ability to perform full work.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26

...ss-- ..,i HANNIBAL, MO, -..
ssess sfdS CO Ssain 81, 1. tiie house fcr
,v,um merry occupied by II. CSIekersham, -
me undersigned have perchased from Mr.. II.
4 Wickersham his entire stock of STOVES and TIN
WAKE, and In future intend constantly to keep o.
band well selected stock of COOKING and HEAT
ING Stoves. f,saf.. t.F L.
Our stock consists in part fthe following articles
Prize Premium, Cooks Delight, Bucks Double Oven,
Empire State, Ohio Premium, Irving's Albright, and
PRAIRIE STATE Cook stoves.
we viii also have, in time for the fall trade, good
assortment OF the latest and most approved styles OF
PARLoR and Heating Stoves.
many OF our citizens using the Prairie Stat
Cook Stove and all agree to its superior advantages
over all Others 10 point ofduraby and speed and ex-
eellence.in cooking.
have on hand and will continue to Manufacture
all kinds OF wares belonging to the Tin Business,
winch we sell at 81. louis Wholesale ana Retail
PRICE, We are prepared TO do all kinds of COPPER
SMIIHING. Persons wanting work done in that line
will DO well to give cali, as they can save the
trouble and expense of going TO st. Louis
Old Stoves, Tin and Copper Ware repaired at the
shortest notice.
N. Bold Stoves taken in part pay for new ones.
QUARLES & CALDWELL.
Hannibal, August 9th 1851.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26

THE GoLD MEDAL TO HRHRY CLAY.-The
designing, striking and sinking of the large gold
medal, recently presented to Mr. Clay by the
citizens of New York, occupied two years, II
is the finest specimen of that department Of art
produced in this country.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26
TIE RocKEr-BooK.

Scene FSrst.--A young Gent discovered sur
rounded by his friends, who are jesting with
him regarding his attentions to a certain
young lady.
You've GENT. "Boys, I'll just tell you how
il is. You see, l care nothing for the girl:-
it's the old mans pocket-book that I'm AFTER
CHoEUs OF FRIENDs, ''Ha! ha! ha!''
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The New CAPITOL at Waahinpton.

No NO" UaPIto1 at washington,
permission, direct from the authentic government
plans. s'
This superb building, when completed conformably
WIN the adopted designs, as shown in the eRgravngs
WIN De one oil the most magnificent structur es in he
world, and altogether worthy of great and powerful
nation II rivals IN grandeur and vastness the famous
ediceS OF the Russian autoerat at ST. Petersburg while
surpasses them in elegance of design and purity of
Besides The large engraving on STEEL the accompany
ing descriptive article will be suitably illustrated bv
other engraved views of this noble pile Of architectural
beauty Inc same number will contain also the prom
lsed engraving STEEL Of Blanchards great pcture re-
presenting Columbus and his companions attending the
hrsI CHRISTIAN Religious Ceremonies in the New World
These Two plates age OF themselves worth a years
subscription 10 me magazine, and those wishing 10 Sc
without delay. All pOstmasters are agents. febIi
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26

Dfsssas. EptFons;---In alludng 70 some ex-
irpcts freSs IN efticle cf mine some time since,
in tbs Prairis Hsfsld, you say put myself
80 greet pains, and yet without success to clear
the skirts OF The constitutional church Of Pres
byterians from the sin Of Slavery
This Is what the rabid Abolitionists Of the
north have charged upon me. Ono Of them
closes long article in relation to my Herald
communication.th thus; sin view Of the ayowed
policy Of keeping back part Of the truth, and
maintaining silence in cases when 10 speak the
truth is unpopular, we are forced TO conclude that
Dumb Dog is the proper rendering of the ca
taiistic characters, d. d, attached to the names
Of men like DR.. Bullard.
But the whole OF my article would explain
itself, and show to any fair minded man tbat IL
wac as part Of my design, as have said in The
Herald, to commend or cersure any denomina-
ton on account Of slavery, but simply to con-
vict notorious Abolitonist Of asserting false
hoods. lie had said ina public meeting, mani
Testify with view to iniure the American
4 Home Missionary Society, that all the churches
aided by said Society in the slave States con-
tained Shareholders, and that the society formed
imore churches in the slave States than in the
free States. When Secretary Of that Society
; contradicted both assertions, he asks in Gods
Z hames then, why did Won not tell us this keiog.s
Inc hrst part Of my article to the Prairie Her
aid refers only to those falsehoods and those Of
like character, and not TO the guilt or sin Of sa.
livery
Il II you have room in your columns, | wOult
ask yod to publish the whole article, and yyha
! have written since on the same subject.
nave already sent TO Chicago for some ultra Alb
!, olitionist who sees strong pro-slavery senti
J : nents in what | have written, to come TO st
!. Louis and satisfy the good people here that
!: am indeed pro-slayery. i wish, now, you wouI,
e furnish me some competent pro-slavery men {,
go north and convince my friends there, that
3 3 am genuine Aboltionist
: IT this work cannot be done, and must still
n be held and denounced at the north as pro-sla
: very "dumb dog" and at the south as an ultr
Abolitionist, shall only be left the cons latio
Of knowing hdfthere is 10 loue lost bettceen u.s.
{ Either party likes me as well as do them.
II abominate both extremes, and desire no fellow
e ship with either. A. BULLARD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26

LIQUORS, &e.-We have just received large and
general assortment OF superior liquors, wines. Sc
consisting OF pure old French brandies, Holland Gin
oruS rum, cherry brandy, old Scotch WHISKY Old Mo-
aaOneaoeIa, mountain dsw and Bourbon whisky, &c..
TOT sale BY deeIl J. A, INstrr n a. vi
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26

WE. subscriber has now on hand and il -
l. daily receiving the largest and best as @
sorted stock of GOODS suitable for this market ever
so"sya 20 Mortnern Missouri. He returns his mo,
sincere thanks for the lntirng support he has al
ways reesised, and effort shall be wanting on a..
part to merit its continuance r. az VI ny ms
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26
Ribbons.
WOODEN WARE.

THE subscribers have just received on consignment
Il lot of wooden sc. consisting oftubs; buck
cts; churns half bushels wash boards Tar butter
ladies'; dippers barrel covers; well buckets ce-
dar faucets wooden spoons rolling pns horse buckets,
bowls covered boxes knife trays; beef malles; GOV,
cred sugar buckets; scrubbng brushes pillow Illness bed
cords; Backing brrshes matches &C all Of which are
offeree to the dealers at 81. Louis prices. nov6f
....... j. A. INSLEE, & co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26
WILLIAM COHEN,

,v,, Main street, Hannibal, Mo.
VIE subscriber has permanently located in this city
- and is always prepared to repair watches broken
Jewelry, &c, IN the most woTkmanke manner and on
the most reasonable terms. He has now on hand, and
constantly receiving fresh supplies of the finest and
most fashionable Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, SC, from
the best importing houses in the east His stock is
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
VINO give him call will be satisfied with his bargains.
as ne offers great inducements to purchasers
Inc eluzens OF Marion and Rails counties are re-
spectiuly invited &c give me a cali Store on Mi
street, opposite the "Grest Western" Tsept5l
Just received in addition 10 his fol mer stock, sun
ply OF Ear Rings, Pins, &c. Also a very fine lot Of
Jet Ear Kings, new style. Smiths New York Gold
'ehS-"sifahted--a very fine article. Oct "a.
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P. o. DGp ARrMrNr, CoSrnAor }
OFFIoE, january z, 1852.

- OFFIcE, january 4, 1907.
SIR have the honor TO inform you, that the
Postmaster General has ordered three additional
trips in two-horse coaches months in each
year, viz; November, December, January and
February-on routes No. 1894, st. Charles to
Palmyra, and No. 1850, Palmyra to Keokuk,
Iowa, agreeably to the application made by you.
Respectfully, sc. &c.
FITZHENRY WARREN.
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
irginia g. Missouri
XOhMceA.
Imported and Domestic

'"gmla q Missouri Imported and Domestic
,oo hOOMceO. Cigars.
on % "s,'~s no IDS 600 Havana RegAlias;
1SN ;, :, {" 10000 Justo Sang Principles
900 ;, 9s So, 600 Half Spanish
Al Al, H. Neelar Lear; 10 ,00C Havana Skies;
Vr az 'ng most popular 10000 Cuba skis malays;
from Inc uon,s us alrect GeIman and Fancy Pipes,
,-e AHauuiac tofles French and Congress Snuff,
men only on the usual lime. n nv S1ngua'
ID. ]. GARTH.
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Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats

AID Caps, Queenstcare, and
READY .My1DE LOTHINc,
To which he would invite the attention Of the public
generally, and his old friends and customs rs paricu
larly. He would take this opportunity 10 tender his
thanks to the old customers Of the firm of Kercheva &
Green, and respectfully solicit a renewal of the same
to him in his present situation He hopes by strict ar
tenion, to merit at least share of trade This stock
presents as all new do, many advantages over the
od ones, Tor 1t IS evident that those having large
trade already, will be sure of the profits while new
ones will offer inducements to build up business, and
that he now does He will begin 10 talk of the profits
alter year or so, when his business gets large; but
now Is ms lime TO sell cheap, and he is determined to
do so. Don't understand me TO saw / will GIVE vou
goods, for you know nobody will do THAT, if they DO
SAY So noVl3 W. F. KERCHEVAL.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26
Smith S Allen,
AttOrne vat Law,

HANNIBAL, MARION COUNTY, MISSOURI,
WILL promptly attend TO all professional business
w entrusted to his care in the counties of Marion,
Rails and Pike. He will give particular attention to
the securing and collection of debts in any part of the
State. G3-Oce on Bird street, four doors above The
corner Of Bird and Main in front of the Marshal and
Recorder Office.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-26
JOURNAL AND UNION-HANNIBATo MO, FEBRUARY &c,


ADV ENLISTMENT.
THAT APPEALS TO rHR
SOUND sEEsE OF THE COMMUNITY
u
Standard Medicines.
Ia 5sss'g ss'sss ass. ere, zee: tsT s
as aTpreSati.s q q. sssfslT
'. as, s,, I. a. ssssT, e e. sT$
Shs ace, used tI,s
an, Jcrsiiy mssirtsss kuosn.
Thi FFo or: FIVE siI9 d n YEARS a a0'''
narirs which time more thai 5000 certificates have
p'''"s eeiSsd from eminent public and others and
They are Compounded
With the utmost care and skin, and the Ingredient
that medicines Of Uniform and reliable
The GraeFenberg
getab1e PilsE,
Are particularly valuable sSline Preventloa an
eGs g rsyiT ~ gSp bsS
! Casafaon and sick Heeaachs, Dyspep-
sia heart Burn. cosveness, Grip
ihe, Urinary Diseases obsiruc. n. A
/ lions Of the Menses, Inau
enzai asthma, and for
Chronic Dssa.
for all Ordinary family uses.
Fall Directions for the yaTiogs Diseases aeoomps.
NY 'aS THE HS1 a;RAEFEHSERe "0A
Dyse syrup.
s sPseq ooa h1 FsS Cholera MorSa. Cholera nisS.
| iun, and the AsiArIo CHoLERA, II taken wi,h
the first symptoms, viz vomiting aud diar.
Ihea. 4 never fails TO cure me worst
| possible Of bowel complaints
| generally In few hours sci
| and taken in almost
| any quantity Is
| THE GRAEFENBEtG
| Green Mountain Ointment
| Invaluable for Burns, Wounds. sprains, Chibains,
| Cons Sores sweIings Of all kinds, Rheums
l tism, EysiPess Bronchitis, serotula, U
diately relieved, Inflammation Of the
| Bowels, and for al cases where
'nf MARs MaIIIsnSA'
Uterine Catholicon.
ss1% ss' for POPs"' gf and E for
Prepared BY Dr. TREo. PoMERoY, ofUI
| ca solely for the Graefenberg Company.
The other GrGefenberg Medicines are;
Eye Lotion.
Health Bitters.
ConsuInptive Balm.
Children's Panacea.
Fever and Ague Pills.
| Libbys Pile Ointment.
! Sarsapaiilla Compound
THE GRAEFEN BERG
/ MANUAL OF HEALTH.
Complete handbook Of medicine fOT families. Price a
| cents. -.r r.I-.
i Once ga, BrOGdSsy. NJ y
1 CAUTION. -,.-.-
71s Pasiis 4 a.;ni aa
ed bg the Grdenberg Company has their seal upOa
Spurious articles hape been issued
uIae "a particular the SEAL utmost car
/ should be Obserped before pHrehdsinR.
i Z. *. WOODWARD, General hgent, Sc. Louie.
i Local Agents,
| I'LL MATTHEW'S, Hannibal; A. Quesenberry, Memp h
James Sear Co., Newark; Richard g. Foster Shebyvi
1lakey Lasley, Somerset Lewelen Brother, Frankfort
Geo. G. Mahan, Palmyra. (ml6 Iy)
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REFERENCES.
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