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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TRANSMITTED FOX THE DAILY olsrAfoH
Additional BY The Balsic.
NRw yoRY. JulvsQf

Additional ny the Balsic.
NV YsGx, Julys26.
Vhe Baths brings the following additional
items OF European news
misunderstanding coup z;esat is expected
IN France, % the approaching fete Of ,hesl5th
Of August.
atis rumose1 that number sfexiles, Victor
Hugo amongIshem, will be pessnit,ed to return
to France. The President has pardoaed 30
political prisosers.
Fhe Chateaa Bisey, belonging TO the Dach-
'ess OF Orleans, and properties Of DE Joinville
AMIDST. Digief have been seized by the govern.
ment.
RgssiA.-The Emperor of Russia has given
ootiee that competitors of all countries mcy
send productions TO the great exhibition at
Moscow, but AIDES that those who do so mast
conform to the, laws of the Empire.
Austria Asp TURKEY.-F ieadly relations
have been re-established between Austria and
Turkey.
The skxtraditiea Case.-Attempted Res.
cue.
NEW YoRK, July &c.
The case ofskn;ne has been postponed till
next "Wednesday. A mob, composed of Irish
men, attempted u rescue, but police force,
consisting Of 400 armed men, repuIsed the as.
saianis, and lodged the prisoner in jpil.
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ID Anew KUUTK FROM BAL.
EzsszsSas4sE.s3N TIMQRE TO NEW YORK

n
rEEssss - 5as5.8s TIMORE TO NEW YORK.
Passengers going to New York, by taking assage
TO New Castle via steamer to Frenchtown, will be
taken from New Castle by the Independent line OF
steamers which leave Philadelphia every day at III
O'Clock. H., (sunday's excepted,) and arrive IN
New Ynrk early on the following morning, ss fol
lows.
On Mondays and Thursdays, steamer Penobscott
Captain Whitaker.
On Tuesdays and Fridays, steamer Kennebec,
Captain Sandford
On Wednesdays and Saturdays, steamer Della
ware, Captain Seymour.
The above are first rate sea steamers, and com.
manded by experienced captains.
By this route the heat and dust Of railroad trav-
cling are avoided. A fine view If the Delaware
Bay, Cape May, and the New York Bay is had,
making the route very interesting and pleasant
one
Fare from New Castle to New York. 81 rs
% :. Baltimore to New York;. 4 o.
T. CLYDE, Agent,
iv 24-2w "a $ Wharvee Pbila
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sTEA MSHTP ROANOKE.

NIT 5 IA / Els NAIL LINE
FOR NEW YORK via NORFGLk.
Learing Richmond euery Tuesday at i O'Clock, P NJ
e. The Roanoke, Capt Parish,
Ss viii be ready TO receive fret INT this
&Z4<4fSAE lay, at - O'clock, NJ and viii eon
q tinue to receive il up to the hour of
] O'Clock, NJ, to morrow, Tuesday, the 9th inst.
and she win leave ara o'clock p NJ. OF hat day.
Passage to New York. including meals and state
room accommodations, only SO
steeraee passage only half price.
Berths secured at cur Office from plan Of the
ship ,,n,.. WATSON
Nv o6-2t LUDLhm q WAASoN.
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MUSICAL INsTRUnENTs.-vioIias,

M Us ICA l. INSTRUMENTS Victims,
lsA Violas and VioIcellos, Flutes, with from 70
keys, Clarionetts Flageoetrs, Fifes, Accordsons,
Italian and German Guitar and Violin stripRs, "a
PlANJS hEPAIkED-Iiia have eng ged the services
OF Que thoroughly experienced ia the manufacture
and repair OF Pianos, and can assure faithful work
and moderate charges.
Wanted to employ Cabinet Maker, or other
good worke. in wood. Awhile lad, IA or l6 ysan
Of age. well reco-lmended nigh also apply
CHEAP UMBkELLAS.-Sik, scotch Gingham
and Cambria Umsrellas, Of the best manuiastufe.
Umbrellas covered with good American Gingnam,
20 81, and with the best Scotch Bingham and sig,
p, opei ronably low. WM. kEiTH
jy 2o-im& 206 Main street
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ri OTICE.-ihe Co partne rsh p heretofore ex
' listing under the name and style of Herring g.
Shelton, is.his day dissolved by mutual consens-
The name OF the firm will be used by 1oth parties
in settling the business
Persons haging claims against the 6rm will pre-
sert them for payment and those in0ebted will
please come forward and SETTLE
GEORGE J. HERRING,
JAS. SHELTON.
J,I,, 1870 oaxuot
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VALUABLE DWELLING & BUILD.
Y ING LOTS ON 7TH STREET, NEAR THE
CITY SPRING, FOR SALE.-The subscriber is
authorized to sell the Real Estate now ia the oc.
cupancy of Mr. John A. Mosby, fronting 200 feet on
Seventh street, opposite to the City Spring and
Grove. 1t may be divided into FIVE lots of 80 feet
Portable dwelling house for small family They
are all improved with ornamentalsand fruit trees
and fresn their pleasant and healthfui situation. will
compare favoraby with most lots now offered for
sale Hydrant water and gas may be introduced
into them il desired Apply to
je 25-2awlm w GODDIN Auctr
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TMPOkTANT To FAhMkRS.-The sub.
Il scrioer having purchased of Mr. Peirpcint the
right of manufacturing his celebrated seed Sc.
parat0r and straw Carrier, invites all who
are in want 10 call and examine the cheap and SIM
pie machine before purchasing elsewhere.
PHILIP RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, on Cary, between Pearl and 9Th
streets. je 12-2aw6w
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- FOR RENT, on Brook Turnpike. oppo
E.i site the residence of WIN. Sledds, within 10
minutes walk of the head ntRroad street, Brick
House, nearly new, containing rooms, with
store.room, brick kitchen, stable, carriage house.
and well of delightf1 water in the yard, with
garden Of about acre, in nice cultivation, and
quantity of choice fruit treea, which makes it equal
to country residence Possession given betwet
18th and Goth July. Apply to
It. C. WOODY.
At T. d. Quarles' Dry Goods store, No 229 Broad
street. jv 3-law3w*
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AUCTION SALES.
TUTUKE DAYS.
V..IL:gAnL 3 mnzL KsTATR "a

VALUABLk kkAL R6TATE ron
.aALE AT AUCTION WIN Be sold 90
lnuk1DAY. 18th July, le52, comneueinx It half
~ ocioca, sn undivided moiefy of Two lots Of
49, Commencing Il The distance cf q feef from
- 49, sde Of now Marshall street. md running
80 tsn or Valley street southwsfdy a feet nd
,vhich oeck Tor depth lao feet % 10 foot alley.
asey ida ~ e1.nas 70 and + parallel with street
ces tbe,s ne essawsrd Of their new Depot and 81
valusble irons e snas properly two distincf and
iifnIly loested nsserence seing had TO this besu
:. - .ne very heavy tsde no. ssa us oximity
~ g nshroad th.re are b,t - uIne q me
~ ~ Sly which present such ;rssass, ossu
taiist wishing profitable ,nyessr.s.s or Capt
aner the sale Of the properly. viii a,s
10. 81 on the east side Of said strees .oo lot
n.leIy OF Messrs stearns and Brumme bs sv US
front OF Is festOn 18th or Valley. and
l20 feet to street. which Is 81 iset VIDE u0s back
IEaMs-One third will be required 10 be- MA
upon the execution OF the eed, and the residns $,
soor months. Interest added secured by s TINS,
oeed, or the retention of the title by the Auction
Ger. az tue option OF the purchaser or purchasers
Until the whole purchase money Is paid Bv or
der Of the Agent of the heirs at law Of The late Wm
Nekervis w. Guili,IN Auc,;on.a- ~
jy26 -
[ OMMIssIONER's SALE Of HOUSE
AND LOT ON CHURCH HILL lin pursu.
Va oe cree VI the circuit Court OF Chancery
Tor the county of Henrico, pronounced on the l7,h
DAY OF June, 1882, in the case of Woodbridge va
Hargrove, ct ais. the undersigned acting as Com
missioner under said decree, will proceed to sen
at Public auction, on the premises ON saturday ,
the 31st day Of July, 1852, at S o'ciocx. P NJ.
that LOT OF ground with the tenement ana sppurte.
nances attached, on Church Hill, corner 25th and
streets, owned and formerly occupied by John
D. Hargrove.
Terms-One fourth cash; the remaining three
M mt s,oi,- to-,
added: the purchaser to give negotiable notes for
the deferred payments, and the title to be retained
until the purchase money be paid and conve vance
directed by the Court.
R r. HOWISON, Com'r,
Sale conducted by w. GoDDlN, Auct.
H. 30-iaw3wdtds
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BALTIMORE MARKETS J,,v os

6hLFIhohE MARKETS, July 26.
No sales of FLoUE. Red WHEAT, IS to SO
cts; white do, 50 to 90 cts. White Corn 63
cts; yellow 60 cts.
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4 DIE & GRAY, APOTHECAKIES AND
IA DRUGGISTS, Pic. I47 Main street,
RichmOnd, va, have now On hand and offer tor
Gale, upon the best terms, for cash. On the usual
credit responsible dealers, large and varied as
sertment of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Glass
DFe S,utfs DC, consisting in part Of
15cO lbs superior Indigo
1000 lbs Nader
20OU lbs Extract of Logwood
80 kegs super Carbonate of Soda
80 bbls Epsofn Salts
10 bbls Alum
5 bbls refined Camphor
80 bbls Clipped Logwood
Is bbls Redwood and Camwood
20 bbls Veni1an Red and Spanish Brown
$500 lbs Glue American, Irish and SSi ISIS
500 boxes Window Glass-Freachani Amer.
lean
40 boxes prime CASTLE Soap
49 boxes Starch
250G gallons Lnseed OIL
1000 gallons Lamp Oil
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
10000 E,s White Lead
1000 lbs Red Lead aad LHkarge
II b5ls Varnisnes
1900 lbs Gum Arabic
80 bbls BIake's Fire and Weather Proof Rx.ni
% bbis prime Casso- OIL
80 bbis Spirits of Iurpsntine
100000 CigsEs-Havana and Principe
l25 dozen iniable Yeast Powders
/ cask Mace; case Eutnegs
100 mats Cinnamon
Together With Ginger, Allspice, Cloves, Peppex
Cream OF Tartar, Flowers OF Sulphur, Copperss
Brazilletto, Nicaragua Wood.
The Usual assortment of Patent Medicines, a large
variety of Fancy Articles, and carefully selected
Llef GfruIs Asa::;ner
NH is ADIE & GRAY. No 147 Main st.
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July "a, 1852.

The undersigned will continue the grocery and
commission business at the stand formerly occu-
pied by Herring & Shelton, where he will keep II
good assortment al family groceries and solicits
the patronage of the friends of the former rn and
the public generally. G. J. HERRING.
No lbs Broad street, opposite Fredericksburg De-
pot. Jy2o-2aWet
July "a, 1852
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AUCTION SAILS.



CAMxL AND IN AssSu ~ nSD 1aSs.S
IENEMEMTS On GAMnLE'0 mi FOR saIG
Al AUG11OM Will b sd g YuoeAnv ~
tesneeos xnh July, lisa upon u prensisea e.
mencang g O'Clock, . vslasbIe Bu}lliine Lc6a =
we vest side Cf 9Th strese between Cary ~ e.
sueess, eaeA ffpnting shout 81 feef tunnine -
ga ie0e having the benefit Of eulvert Is renr Fl
great sdvaneage % said Lsea AMIR w6ich. uiI 8
sold TWO Brick Tenements On C>nhRess T7ill q -
east line Of 4fh street., near 10 Arch stre<t
TxANS-0ne thf 4 cash; balance & 8 - II
months for negotiable notes interest added seeusu
~ trust deed. or die Withheld
" % w GODDfN Amen.
BY GK0RHR ,. SUMNER.
A DMINISTkATOK,g SALE or ICR
a AT AUCT1ON-On TUESDAY AFTERNOOl
the s1th instant. at o'clock. will BE- cold IL suefi1
without reserve, u Carringtoh's MIL quaueisy q
Ice, belonging to the estate Of E. 4. RswbssH
decd. Terms cash
RICHARD sEDGswICx
admir- Ut E 4 Newbern, dcc'd.
S e 70 be cosduesed bv
H1 GEO. J SUMNER, Auee
nv GEORGE ]. SUMNRR.
NALnE OF GROCK 0IEs AT AUCrToN.
/ at 10 oelocs !. ~ aernlng next, the s7th isse,
| - Slock, Al the store ii NJ 6 q 49, -
risnkhn ssreet (vho is ebsrs,. "a. 49, 49,,
- " soio al auction the REMINDER &c - 49,
| Ta oce,ies. consisting Of the nsu.l 49, =
Saauiy u.oceries. Rooss. Shses Han =. 80 - u
Snop ana other fixtures, two cod 60. wl'n -
'a.ge Mahogany show cs.e. &c, &c. Ssn'els' 80
:; Sa. ss conducted oy GEO. J. sUxHEa.
i Auctioupev
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A PPLET0s,s POP. LAa LIBRARY

PPLETOSss PuPt f<Aa LIBRARY
II OF THE BEST hUrHORS.-The Discarded
Daughter or the Children OF the Isle, Tale Of the
Chesapeake, By Emma d Southworth, author
oil the Deserted Wfe, Shannondaie, s. c, in vols
rs cents
A Journey to Katmandu, or the Eepaulese Am
bassseor at Home, by Lawrence Oyphant--5ec
New Carrieatufe, Contested Seat Sorry to Dis
appoint You, Pierce, But the People Wish me to
Take This Seat Presidential Chair, &c--price l2
cents
Just received q very large supply OF the Lite OF
Scott and also the Life Of Pierce-25 cents
AchiIii's Tfisi--l2 cents. Fur sale 1t the Ex'
change Bookstore. m,r,
jy26 q. N. west s nhoIlIEn
w her LEWIS HILL,
Collector and General Agent, 18th street.
~ 26--3I
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nv GROR a 81. STJwNrR.
HOk WUODLAWN RETR = ATs-1===
Ing and Evcninw (D-,nfn-. ,Msa

t'Uh WOODLAWN kETREAT.-MS-=
ing and Eveaing Omnibus Line.-I
ne !" aad elegant four horse Omnipus win fro-.
ana a,5er to day be run between the city and Woo1
lawn Retreat leaving the City Hotel Il s o'clOeS
a.aa.; ana 3, q. passing up Main street to he
american a Hotel thence up9,h and Broa- street, a
orooke avenue, &C., over . fine road end presss
country, to Woodlawn Retreat, about two milss
from the city. a''''s
The o'clock morning linz is designed u.rt;eu.
larry 1'r gentlemen with their families 10 take 4
pleasant morning ride. remaining at Woodlavs
ABOUT an hour getting fine country breakiast H
tney wish, or giving them time to stroll .b ~
Wniie and return to the city by o'clock
Inc evening line will leave the city al s O'Clock.
and return between aud 5 r. NJ
Inc carriage will always be found in perfect or.
ger Tor ladies' and gentlemen. The horses quist
ana gentle and guided by Tom, SO well known g
a sklltul and experienced whip
K Fare each way, Is cents.
- Parties wishing 70 go out, BY giving timely
nocs 70 the driver, will be taken from any part Il
the city free OF extra charge.
~ 23-dls C. r. ALLEN.
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d. FOk RENT, the Store No. yS Main
Ell street, at present occupied by L. Hy neman as
thing store decidedly the best stand in the city
of Richmond. The balance of the stock OF cIoth z
will be disposed of at cost aud under Any person
wishing to rent the sEore, will receive all the neces
sary information by applying on the premises TO
L. HiNEMAN.
- rnn9 cho-ce !or persons TO buy ia wllss
clothing they need, as am selling low.
jy l@2wr
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l. PAPERS.-During the last we k, several
stores and dwellings have been entered by false
keys an the Iron SAFE of the old kind cut open
and robbed of ns contentsi TO merchants and bal
siness men, there's no thoTght more satifactnry
49, that S,-s;"r ft~ ~:i~-t WATCHES &C re niaty
and amid the ravages OF the GOSH grafton, TO know
and be satisfied tn At their valuable books and mo-
ney are beyond the reach OF the desperate or des
truclion; and TO the promotion of this confidence
nothing has contributed so much the imp. owe
ments made by Silas C. Herring in the Salaman
der saf.s; one of which. at least, every prudent
man should have upon his premises.
Cali and examine. We have on hand Sll sizes
with powder and burglar proof locks; and at the
factory prices, delivered in this city free of charge
iy 26-6t FRY McCAhDflSH,
Y. le A ents for Virginia
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The house. formerly conducted by Messn.
White q Smith, as an EATING HOUSE, on
Maiu street, opposite the Va and Fsrmers, Bssks,
and n sxt door TO Mr. sutherlands Gun Store, will
be opened on Wednesday where everything in
that line can be had on the most accommodates
terms The present proprietors hope, by Goes
app eaiiot To business, aud disposition 10 please,
&c merit large snare Of public patronage
jy &-6* SAUNDERS & WOODSON.
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The subscriber having snd out the above estab-
hshrnent to }. w. BARLOW, begs to ufer his
thanks 10 his friends tor the liberal patronage b.
slowed upon him whilst proprietor of the came,
and respectfully asks continuance of tn ir favors
tor the new proprietor
WILLIAM j. WHITLOW.
Richmond, June 18th, 1852 jxEY0-6s
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,EDAh TAX NOTICE la conseonence al
" the course pursued by some Druggists ia the
sale OF my Medicins, calculated to detfact from the
interest u my regular agents, l hereby authorize
Cedar Tar to rs cents per bottle, uai further no.
tice. ~
1 P. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street. Il
the only aathofized agent for Richmond and Fast.
ern virginia, for the sale If the Tar by wholesse
or retail.
Pamphlets distributed gratui,ous by all my
jy % RI. MORRIS
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DEKUVIAN GUANO.-I am now prepared
L to deliver to customers, Guano in large or small
lots. My stock is of late importation, and war
ranted to be of the very best quality.
jy 9-law4w HUGH w FRY.
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Nf:s B1ANSIOH ROUSE FOR RENT.-
E:S The subscriber having taken the FLOYD
HOUSE. offers for rent this House on Main street,
No. 35H. IL has nine TO oms, and kitchen with
two rooms, and is well arranged for a Boarding
House having been recently repaired and painted
Possession can be had Immediately. Price s275
Apply to JOHN A. JETER,
jy 2l-Im* Eloyd House.
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a LHAMBKA.-lhe undersigned haylng nnr
"A chased OF Mr William j. Whitlow his ipIerea
IN this favorite Restaurant, begs to inform hjs
friends and the public generally that he is prepared
to furnish them with all the delcs ciss IL Id
season., and being determined to spare no effort "a
please, he respectfully soiicifs their patronage.
JOSEPH W. BARLOW
Richmond lure 18th 1870
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see KEGS OLD DOMINION NAILS.
IL UGH w. FRY, manufacturer, now offers
l. TO the trade. contractors, and others The first
lot received of these superior Nails comprising all
sizes of Nails and Spikes, SO, box lining, fence fin
ishing aud flooring Nails. The box and lining Nails
are the eXactpattern to suit tob"cco manutactu-
The quality of the Rails of this brand will be
toarranted and they are confidently Offered as fully
equal ifnot superior, to any Nails ever before sold
in this market Apply1o
iy9-2taw4w WIN S. TRIPLETT. Ageu.
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DIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran awav
l. from the subscribers Factory, on 23i June, Z
negro man named LEWIS, the properly OF Mrs.
Waite, and hired of Mr.. George Waite. The said
negro is about As years ofsge oflow stature black,
for his delivery at my Factory, opposite the Daa-
vile kailrosd Depot, Richmond.
jy 2a-.w* WALKER
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MUST DEsIKAgLE PRIVATE Dwell.
I'VE LING IN "MARSHAJL PLACE" FOR
SALE.-The subscriber is authorized to sell that
most desirable Tenement in "Marsha Place. noSv
in the occupancy of Or Charles B. Gibson
This is justly regarded one among the most
desirable Tenements tor geateel family to be
found in this city. For terms, apply to
jy l2-2sw2w w GODDIN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
DENTAL GARD,

IMPROVEMENT IN ARTISTIC DENTISTRY.
q. GRANVILLE SAMUEL, NJ. D. d. d. s.,
(ESlRES 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 The beng the only den
list in this section who is in possession OF said i'm
trovement.)
DR.. s.. will guarantee his plate teeth to surpass in
beauty, durability and usefulness, those of any other
elsewhere.
DIR. S. is confident, with his superior facilities in the
way al instruments, and apparatus, together with the
advantages medical education, and thorough and
correct knowledge of MECHANICAL dentistry, that Ne
better prepared to practice dental surgery successful
~ upon CORRECT and SCIENTIFIC PRINC IPLES,
lhan one whose qualifications consist only SUP err
heial the mechanical branches Of Che sci
ence. ~
All operations performed with great care, with the
least possible pain. Nerves destroyed as usual, and
particular attention given 10 the de6ton OF children,
tended to- So ''N ~
N b. Dr. s keeps constantly on hand supply of
le pest tooth powders, for whitening and PREsEKvNG
oFFlCE:.overJ. p. Richards hardware store.
marIl52-ly
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
The Arena Mill

rs now in full operation and will buy all the Good
l Wheat and Corn offered for sale at their Mill We
keep hand the best article of Superine Family
Flour for sale, will exchange Flour for Wheat
We viii always sell as low or lower than Quincy
Flour can be had Of the same quality.
" Call and examine for YOURSELF
A. S. ROBARDS s. SON.
Hannibal, June g. 1S52-tf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08


This Volcanic Oil which is the basis Of the Lin.
meni is procured from the bowels Of the earth; placed
there by AilWise Providence az great healing agent
for the and benefit Of mankind and by them to be
applied TO the useful domestic animals placed under
their CHARGE and which become liable to diseases and
accidents iom their domeslcaon. II Is to be found
in various parts OF the globe, wherever volcanic or
burning mountains have ceased 10 exist utwhch may
easily be known from the desolation and destruction
which surround them. Along the base OF the Sierra
Nevada Mountains, Salt Lake or Mormon City, it
can be pouring forth from the cefts of those i'm
piles Of rocks, shattered by volcanic eruptions.
Many persons who have travelled by land 10 Califor
mia, may have obsen ed oily substance floating
the surface Of springs, Pools and Lakes while in other
places the water would appear clear butupon 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 pio-
would have been relieved from the anguish vflace
rated limbs and spfaned 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 napha, well known to chemists and phyri-
clans one of the chief stones of the great
iesaving edifce which science is daily bringing to
comp letion. This, when combined with some of the
most soothing and powerful remedies known 10 the
terra medical form Liniment far more valuable and
superior TO anything that ever has been discovered
offered 10 suffering humanity.
JOY AND REJ0ICIN
Is heard from those who have been suffering for months
Cancers, Old Sexes, Bruises, c. ahe.ma
tism.
At last the balm is discovered 10 give them relief To
owners of Horses and other animals, would assert that
that there is disease requiring external applica
tion TO which McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Is not
applicable and by using will surely remove. In dis
eases such as RINGBONE, SPAWN, FISTULAS,
SADDLE OR COLLAR CALLS, il enters into the
circulation, loosing the contracted sinews, giving
strength to The diseased parts thereby enabling them 10
eject any corrupt matter that may have become secEeed
from various accidents.
The Evidence Has Arrived.
sEvERE CURED IN TWELVE HOURS
10 J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor of McLesE's Volcanic
Oil Liniment:--
DEAs SlR:--The bottle of Volcanic Oil Eminent
which reeeiTed from yea, has performed wonderful
me. In twelve hours after the accident, the
swelling was all gone, and entirely WELL atten-
ding TO my duties usual. expected to have been
confined for weeks, certainly was pain.
take much pleasure in recommending public notice
that which know 10 be an valuable Eminent
Yours, Respectfully,
THOMAS WOOD,
An old citizen of st. Louis, Book-Keep-
er for the late firm of Elliott CauChois
H5= The above Liniment is for sale in Han
nibal, by
mar25f ]. L. MATHEWS, Agent.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

pLACK Lace Wells, French Worked Collars and
ID Capes, very large lot, selling awful cheap al
apf24y COLLINS * BREEDS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

Iuss received 80 Boxes English Dairy Cheese a su.
y perior Article, and for sale by
5. Lee Il Son.
"WmD Car CoRNER,"
ssn Of lhe "Black Rooster" Hsnnibal, Apl. 10Th.