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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16
3. NJ. MOFFETT,

WnOIeSaIe q o c and UOlllinIS5IOH
N Err Il " T.
No. l, Lerce, Hannibal, No, GIN The house
formerly occupied By " Fuqua,)
WILL constantly keep supplied with general stock
w Of Groceries, which he will be enabled from his
facilities for pucbasg to sell by the wholesale at 81
Louis prices expenses added vs. Will also give hls
personal attention 10 the commission business aud will
make liberal cash advances on cOnsgumenls. s4ti
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16

pONNETS.-G off fast and for sale unusually
ID low by ap24y Collins & BREED.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16
Smith s Allen,
AIInrmeN nILANV

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. E5~Oice Oh Bird street, four doors above the
Of Bird and Main, in front Of the Marshal and
Rncnr.lnrl office.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16
Do not be Deceived |!

Do not be Deceived
none but the proprieors possess knowedge Of its
, os,'9a (Which is secured TO them blythe Jaws Of
a., a., Sn,a Sla'es) aud when they reveal itsneIl he
ao ,e benefit Of the afflicted, and not ioI ibi mlsers
81, ,, muo would FltcH FROM US COD AME T.
III tIelc own pockets from our labors srd @eIlions
d Az = y Tor The Mexican Mustang Lini0ent a. G.
nhAhI X CO., sole proprietos, Bug n"ie oihsS
ana you VIII not be disappointed ...,.
IL For Sale in this Place by NV, ,
S. ]. LOWE,
Hannibal, June O., 1862. (flO ~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16
Caution to be Remembered.

O"uIIUII 70 De Kemembered.
In consequence of the unpreceden,sd Charity Of
beon "G Sy Mustang Lmiment, a fellow who has
msJ,;ao. LLD as notorious operator in sOSSterft
Ia'. i has got up worthless and pernicous mix
calls taL ana 'GPentne IN square bottles which ho
from ne ana 10 o'l L"iment" The name Is stolen
il "nn "o anu some have beeG credulous enoghio buy
Ni,S1,pposns 1t was similar in composition to the
lus'aus Llniment, as he had the unbmshinG 'qdaey
uss our Advertisement 10 puff into noticspt they
'Tbo soOn discovered that they were impos@ upon
"0 NoA'ihued use OF turpenine produces parSysis
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16
Large and EriehtfuI CrncL.,

=, I'uTst "I'N ITtsNTNI TucfS
would penetrate nearly 10 the bones extending it,elf
halt way round the fingers, AMI entirely across he
palms OF the hands. In consequence Of this driving
and concentrating of the muscles, the hands wsrs
nearly closed, and tie ends of the frgers drawn to-
tion $500 NO"u'-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16


Mrs Ann NJ. Pierce, wife of John Pierce, Plumber.
MarkerstreeI mad been afflicted Tor many wears VIII,
this troublesome and obstinate affection The disease
was confined, principally, to her hands, which would
become very much inAamed and swollen, producing
almost intoerabe itching and burning After a few
days this eryspelaous iT alton would subside when
The skin would peal oil aud cry in scales aud al eyery
Joint J
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16

.IHU U u sTTUuyJ LUldUnI.
Mrs Hughes, OF st. Louis, bad very severe attack
of lnfammatory Rheumatism in her shoulders, arms
and back After suffering the most exruciang pains
Tor some ten days. without obtaining any relief
From he, Physicians,
she was induced TO try the Mustang Liniment. Two
lly-cent bottles effected perfect cure.
OH
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16
SIZE Suffered for Years.

trying every remedy that Doctor could nre.,rib
without any relief. bottle of the Mustang Linime,
was brought into the house by young man who W.
using ii for
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16
MANUFACTURERS, FaIIon &
towngh, No. 90 aud % Tfth St, bets Locust and st.

-
a mBo q ffAUE, Importers Of Wines. Liga5fs
: ana GFArs, ssrdlnes, Swiss Cheese, I,rr ns ..j
-, Ana wholesale dealers "a do, site liquors No I'm,
Street between Main and Second .tr,ets " '
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-16

~, It's SPECIFY aud permanent cure of strains,
e,;I ru' sa'd', chaes, scratches, sweeney, poll,
evl,, hsiqIa bIg,head, spawn, ring.bone, w,nd.ga
GIacNtd heels or any wound stiffness or unnatural en-!
algemeLl OF bone or muscle. A livery stab ker ner
IA 's cry had match horse that he prizeS yeTv
bg Ey w.. S had Iarg ring bone both legs. The
iy smooth bg cured aad his limbs left perfect.
H.. TO Country Merchants:
EEe'y store should be supplied with This valuable
''"'in''' as II pays good profit and sells rapidly,
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no MAKE ROoM.-In order that may have .
large supply Of spring goods selling OF stock
winter goods Al extremely low prices.
100 black and ebay Stntev shswls choice
300 Of blankets, comprising all kinds, from
suparinc great bargains
$50 choice and cloths
styles and prices The black French cloths and
In the lot very fine and cheap
rs richly pointed cloth piano and table
100 pieces white fnnne ffom 2 per yard
20 bundles gentlemen's wooen cotton, meno,
shirts and drawers
20 floor druVgets crumb cloths, handsome
low prices
Our Of bombsznes, slpacss, moussnes mcrno
mourning eoodr well
plcte, aud nj prices proverbislIy low
English and French a prices
We offering extra bargains all kinds OF coored and black
silks.
rs pieces ladies I" habit cioths,' nssored coors
pieces white ssins ~
100 dozen ladies' kid Cloves assorted coors
pieces white csmhrcs and musins at all prices
20 and piowcase linens all linen and all widths
shestaas many other desirable
goods in line, all f which, bear in mind, will Offer At
mafkabIy low prices a.e.54tr. " .za srh
Terms cssh, unIess arranged the contrary.
Good articles prices aud fair dealing may be relied In nj
cases. PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Jan l3-swif f8 Opposite Centre Market
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The steamship Columbia will ply, in connexon with the
San Francisco and ports In Oregon
allowed $50 personal
ceeding In measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight will be taken Chagres 20 cents per foot and from
Panama o Francisco l,e rate OF 500 per ton
freight apply at the office OF the company IN
West street. New York city. NJ q. ROBERTS.
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Resolved That Secretary of War be requested fur
nish OF the Senate OF the United Sa,os copy
Of an original the files OF his department. from
Colonel Benjamin Huger General George Talco bear
ing date at Fort Monroe arsenal. Nov. 8, 1850.
Mr. II. said that il mere resolution OF inquiry.
which he had introduced at the request OF the senator
from South Carolina Mr. BUrLER,] who was sick, and
was very anxious that il should be adopted at once il
related TO a subject before the committee upon
which no information bad been asked. He hoped il
would be considered at once.
No objection being made, the resolution was then
adopted
MIR. SEBASTIAN offered the following resolution:
Rssoped That the Secretary Of the Interior be, and he
hereby is directed TO communicate Senate copies o
all correspondence between his depament-incudngt the
Commissioner Of Indian AHairssnd persons claiming TO
be creditors of the Western Cherokees since the last
sion OF Congress.
Mr. s. said that the resolution merely one OF IN
quiry, and called for information which could be readily
furnished in small compass II necessary mat y
should be had in connection with the memorials OF certain
persons in reference to that subject now before the Com
miiiec on Indian Affairs Under those circumstances, ne
would ask for the immediate consideration OF the resou
ton.
No objection being made, the resolution was iher
adopted
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''TE9'05L.s PROSPEROUS i.fs..i s rs, e. e.
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Ter King, Hamilton Fish, !: P: Kennedy. Wm S. Areher'
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T has become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians Of city that In the cure Of ofa,
ExrR ACT sARsArARILtA AND DANpELIoN, is eidedy
used; and although taken the pains of hav
published through the papers or appointing agents
for the fit, yet almost weekly receiving
doris from Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky and other
who by chance means have heard
OF its curative powers The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used itior
very serious dise1se:-lA-s ~ si
DEAR DocToR: w.
The two bottles ofmedicine got from yoi
,vhenn Wheeling have nearly cured mel please send me
some b Express q. = - ~ stStfi4ssSs
Yours Respectfully. a..l,7.i- 5.s{7. .,fT
prescribed BY nearly all the Physeians Of our
city not as uuack medicine, have made them
oanted with the component parts; now to all
such have not the opportunity OF making It known
to- that it is entirely from all and not in
the least Incompatible with of the preparations 10
dine, Fowlers solution, or other properties. hhtl
To be had at Paxton and F. Yahrling. and sold
" ''7Nt' N BRENTLINGER &. ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July 81, '52. -.-.,.,...-.s,l,....
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h ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
aur ENTITLED .aot q
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT IS!

y
Being rativcs incidents in the real LIFE
THE LowLY.' lily W. L. G. Smith. Egg ~
The object of lhc author is represent the condition OF
Slave in his rude but cabin his daily oeeu
Iaons and pastimes, the relations between master and
the impulses md isconceivcd views OF
Northern Philanthropst, &C., &C., and 10 represent the
and sentiments in their natural orms the same
displayed in the humblcst lot OF society," thus showing
more happiness than freedom; and at the TO represent,
class people, Wis The Planter whomjus;ice
has seldom been DONE and whose character exhibited in
every day life is well calculated to win the aiab judS
mcnt OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter i-.oId Virginia -
2-The plantaiion-Uncle' Toms Lazness
g 3-Sobriety and Merrinent. EGJag1 ~
1.-The Punishment.
6-Thc School Master. " ---'. ~
G-Famiy ofthe Planter
T-School Keeping ga .. 5 +
S-The Secret League OF Rebellion. t
9-The Surprise. $3.50 'at .' us '-'-f"
1U-lndependencc Day -a--
1.-THE Oyersccr. ' ''l- poo .2.l +" 4T''H
12-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom. -.nH
l3--uncle Tom and Dinah. 90 -5r
li-Midnsht Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dnuh.
- 16-Cassy.
" 16-Suidny. q 10 81
1.-THE overseer's Communication to the Planter.
9. 1S-The Suspicion. Gfi7'
1s-School Masters Uncasiness and Departure.
D o0-Uncic TOMS Notions oil Freedom. taa II
a.. olHis Determination 10 go 10 the State OF Free.
'' DOM e 1 -'.t. ... .5 -l-
I" @2-Thc Escape. .F'
/" 23-The Pursuit. a'-
2i-Bufflio-rhc Boot 0I
I" 25-HaYd Times ' =ar-.t
Z" 26-Unce Toms Soliloquy.
=. 2.-Thc Alarm. .' NV
a. ga .ican Hotel
% 29-The Flee Negro
i. 31-Couragc, Quietudc and Contentmcnt.
a. 3i-Nagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
/" 32-Thc Interview between Master and Slave.
j. Il I EaeS to y oia Virginia ~
=. 35-Concluson. ''i 49, ~ i' tt.tf- '- p
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.-aI.-.s.'u GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor West Broadisay and franklin street. Netr York.
N sentaton OF LADY IN CHINA, under the INFLU
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The figure Soldier Continental Uniioni
bluff. lead buttons, marked u s. three corered Hat,
Brooches, Caters, &C. &C. Also, Birds OF Various Plum
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War; Shells Minerals Cold Silver, Copper and other Ores
Rich Oil Paintings fine Ensra Wings with many other
and valuable Curositics Statue or George ILL., Such COL
the United States double Calf which is universally
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Jefferson county, OF New York. by Mr. John Jennings
Live White Rat from Berks co. Penn Adittdnee RAT
is Games for Exercise aud Amusement, Billiards Back
did Tables, is also attached to the house. o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper parties can be
accommodated at very short notice. The Larder will be
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At this Establishment, may be celebrated bird,
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The public respectfully invited grant hin share OF
n CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
Persons wishing for Wine and Spirits depend
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C1HAllBERLIs's comlIERc1AL
aes 4gii COLLEGE, .E1i n lH7=

LOCATED GOKNEr MARKET AND THIRD STREETS, PIrTs
i+ay -ry BuRGE. Pa. SSH '";7.-tE =ru ESQ
O. +, CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor OF tn,
Science of Accounts
P. K. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship. a 81
TINE principal object this Institution is to young
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TO business operations generally Applicants
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to take charge OF and conduct scientific principles
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PENN ASsHr-To write free and lesibe hand is dcsira
bic accomplishment in the education young gentlemen
profession, and particularly those
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves mercantile busi
ness pursuits This department ia conducted by p
Spencer OF Ohio author OF the speneerian system oil
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try, an accomplished penman, and also the
most successful teachers of the age.
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wASHINGTON.'

: From Stunrt'sl N ost ceIfbrnted FnthtinE'
THIS large and magnificent Portrait OF TAsnssISsS,
ali who have secni to OF the most beautiful sps
mons OF art published and correct likeness OF
which win inakee picfdte for TIE
and should be in the hands Of citizen
Painting, now at the State House, Hartfor
IT IL xnely N,
reduced the price to orr II ~
Aifpersons REMIT Ing the upon
States earsnly put Follsa m3as , fat ths
Address post q TIC pasaishs5 ~
~. 3 ~ l'E JOHN g. tn YLgh.,;Ytss
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MISCEIlLANE
w1rEE1INC: FErrALE srus.mlIi1INSAnY.

ssaF Hs ss e.
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
J Rev i. ". IoLEoRD B. D.. Principal. .s,., .,
Miss MARGARET ORR, a.4iisll 4ssis,auts 'ii"t',
Miss FRANCIS J.: HARDING, 7.i,.-
Prof JOHN WINNIE NIL Music and Ge5man:..i 9o
Prof b. h. STONE, Vocal Music. ". a., l.s!
Miss orr will not take active duty the coming session
account OF Providenui detention at home' but Will
Miss hiss las been tof several years connected with q
Seminary near Phiadeirha She not only gives instuo
lions in the higher branches taught in ssmnaies but is
l.o experienced Teacher OF Music and FRENCH Pupils
from Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss Ip,l1it ~
ana m' made or Courses
'ore the classes by some experienced LECTURER and Elk
We would again direct the attention parents, thl
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing the grade
lie oority the studies pupil in any particular
lass. that is the pupils grade. ' ll't
Lights and Ancient Languages II desired, per session
Washing for Boarders, per doz,-s-s 90
bay prrtrs- Tuton-7PTmsry, Junior Gradeper : M
session, 500
IL IL o. Seminary proper, Junior Class, % m
"so Med Rss SESSION. sisss, l l5SS
Ser; Senior class; vo,r,, ,.,r , 1s0S
40 e1t1a charges. eIeryf FOR he oilo,rag branches:
for lessons =. IITlf1l' 1890 9..-I IS 90 &
TIE of instrument for daily practice, 200
sIutern Languages Painting or drawing 1000
|t:tnbroidery, Fancy 1Neediework, or plain Sew
Ing, I'M TllsFE FL ffI1Li 800 y
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Semina.
r. consequence OF the extra roube the is char
ell as in the Seminary, viz: S1S per session. T.
Pupils charged the time OF entrance to the close
with reference to the management OF the school, we
only say, that have here Gorerme and LGtr.
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law which all must respect and obey. Our
arrangements also such that our pupils under the
and trouble to Teachers, but is he only sa
syn. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell views. L. 10
AS tho progress of our pupils in sound learning
those interested will visit attend our examinations, &c
Wr win point them members or higher eiasse.
and say-Hc snon,tienta-here pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81. - ---. f.-----.ss-t
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