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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
FRENCH and EN-

~ GLISII SCHOOL, No. Sos Broadwsy.-A: FOIGNET,
Principsl-The fall term of this Institution will com nence
on MONDAY, Sept g. Mr. Foignet bess Iedve TO infs'm
his friends and the public that he has completed his arrange
the ensuing which will sfHd to hls pupils
increased adv antsses in the various departments.
In continuing his establishment under its favorable aus.
pes MIR Fogoet ayas himself of the occasion 10 say that
boys win be received any OF their education, and
thoroughly prepared for College Business The pupils III
be limited in nuurfer and select
The ench Language spoken In the school and taught
three daily Abe instruction practical and tile most
unng efforts made to render schosrsperfect7 athons
In every branch Of French education
In the English department. all the stndes deemed e'sen
tis to sod snt polite English education viii be pursred,
A. those desiring complete lascai education viii enjoy
every advantage which any other Classical Schoolin city
can offer. . ,, =,
i8S broadway; DEIUC co, No. 59l Broadway and No.
80 PouIti-av ROE LOCKWOOD Il son, No ~ 8Toad-.
way; 6. 4 II. MILLER. No e4j Bpadway q. COGGES.
BALL No 9C9 Broadway, az Mr. Ia residence, NO iol
lltl.af near [ n.XerstY.pa
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Observation-Disclosures
.TOTNG LADIES, sCUOOL-No. on

L OrsngeSt- corner Henry, brooklyn Tho Fall reuu
vii! commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept !. lSj2. The Sam
issIy hes leen 10 operation nearly - years The Principal
assisted by number OF vel qualified hers aud every
iseily given ore thorough eoucaon Circuais Stang
tciILs aud oEer rsr icuias obtained Al The Ios,uou
SARAH ~. DEMARESr. Pineps.
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FACTORY MACHINERY
TIME ESSEX COMPANY'S MA

"H E ESSEN COMPANY 5 MA
horse nower Iron Plape Vertical aud Horizontal Drills,
Ensine Laths.. Trip Hammers atse Sheavs, Power
PuncLes snd other arg. varieties Of Machin,s Tools,
corsntly hand such progress that orders may be
applied tine works q. Snort notice High and low
pressure Steam Engines and Boilers OF any size steam
Saw Mills Sugar Mills, Turbine Water Whees Shaieins,
puleys Cotton sno WOsl Machinery made to order Also
have on hand and make to order Locomotives and Freight
Care. The Essey Company OF Lawrence Mas having one
OF the largest machine shop, in the United States with
ten,ve facilities for manufacturing Machinery enabled
70 furnish coed article end offer il at very low price
GORDON MCKAY. Agent.
Ofce and Machinery Depot No. 81 Brosd.st, n. Y
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HUDSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL SCHOOL tor BOTs.-Ihis institution, situated 0p-
pcsite Trinity Chmch, Town Of nHSson, Hudson Co. j.
VII 10 opened on the lst OF September Tie location
hes,lhy snd presents 81 the s-vaEte-ss Of Tie county,
though wtnu two miles OF Hoi1ken and jersey City Fer
res ara having unicaiop 10y omnibus with the latter
tye.y hsi BOUT The course Of study includes Engsa
fienc ssnish NE tes1co ana NA'Lemat,cS For refer
enecs and teins, which very Tssonable srprsiion
ma be n'eds Of the Academy. Tie pn2cpl Will be in
Nss,n nk ever. Saturday,, f'oai to PM, ut SIR. E
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Copartnersbip.

JSSOL UTiON.--T Copertnership
heretofore existing under the i'tI OF CAOT Sly
.s phslsI, and Boo sellers, u this day dis,,yed o.
,si consent, in consequence OF MT CAui re,fns rom
mL vi her partner is authorized to u's TIE ns,ee
the firm in sell.- wv ISAAC n CADy
Aug. 10, 1852. DANIEL 6rGesSS
Observation-Disclosures t n, y aao a. ~ :. 49, a,
A. STGRgS. bsyinR i0tmed CO partnersh - p,ns.sia.
OF DANIEL BORGESS. co. VIII continue T.. ,asn'.
snd Bookselng besness ii tic Va s,ma, No o. A
EeW-Yoik, Avg 10, iSj2 pANiEL Bt kgE
NOTICE.--Thc partnership of H. NJ.
lVLOCKWO0D 4 &C. IL this day dissolved By mutuss
consent and either Of the authorized 10 set
tle Its afsira-Da.s I'd JGly .6, 1852. -
II. ~. LOCKWOOD.
GEORGE RUDD.
The Clothing brgaa's In all tts branches Will be con.s-
~ H. b. LOCK WOOD.
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IRON BEDSTEADS VS.. BEDBUGS.--

Il 5p Iron Bedsteads ot various patterns which fold In
wsy that makeshem very Convenient occupying no nore
pace than chsr. The attention OF the trade aud sprsn
scltited BIZ HALL co, No s,i Wstsrat Comm .rios
Merchants H. B-Adysaces made on coIsisnmens. d
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PROFESSOR SCHUSTER'S DRAW

II ING and PAINTING ACADEMY, No 49i Broad
wayThis Sudio and School OF Art will reopen on the LIST
day OF SEPTEMBER next, offering every facility TO pro-
,sors and smetepr artists Particular attention paid .
Heads end Figures Drawing, Landscapes Ornaments add
Flowers Painting add Drawing from Plaster Casts and
from Nature; Peiing in Water Coors In Parel; Draw
ing Stone and Peinnr in Oil Coos Specimens by his
pupils, well as BY himself, may he examined a. his
Siuoic.
Separate Glasses for Ladisa
Geltemens Clsss from to o'clock NJ.
Special Course tor Female Teachers Satu;dsY afses
no a. aud one in the forenoon for Masters.
Evening Glass for Ge1tleuen from to 9o'c!ock
In.litut n. Schools ard Private nstru -iiOn promptly a.
tended TO- Portraits painted to ordern the 400 euenlOned
STYLES. For pancuais zee circular
5. SCHUSrER, Professor,
opposite tie American Art L nion.
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HONlE in the COUNTRY for

~ BOYS. within sixteen miles OF HARTFORD.-Ths
advertiser viii take only boys and those under tea
Years of age ard w devote his whole time judcousy 70
iner moral physical and intellectual training Terms SIG
Der snnuYn Address Box No SIG Post Office Hartford c.
Reference c. c. Beam Esq., at the ece Of ths Boa:d OF
Education in thiscitY.
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" EASI row DEk-"IHE BEES -
4 This sricehs been mach improved hy the subs cr
be- that he warrants much superior 70 any other
p0u' ia line United stes ho Il Is also from deeie
r-. sur. see DC Gallons certificate Of its purity,
oh Label |, isp. in tin sans and sold at less price
than the common.
Alsc for sale prrs Double Refined sal.,sus, Sup Csrb
Scdn Cream Tartar SOsp Powder, tdry). aud Sal soda
Country merchants and Others obtain Tie above OF
Lolesee grocer druggist in this city Wrs particularly
for the genuine sr,ices Narrated free tom sdussston
For teIe in any quautty by the manufacturer.
THOMAS ANDREWS, No. lo6 Cedar st, n. Y.
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NOR SALE-A very desirable rcsiienco

Il In the pleasant village Of TsrYtown (;oner OF Wah
inston snn Fenkrstsl Lot IS BY lSi feet; House tws
OJ;es hth With attic basement and cellar aud filed IN
with oFiek Piazza on three sides Ous marble mante aud
ststes II was built IN the best the 0gners
cUpaoa three years ego. The grounds handsomely laid
out VITA choics fruit aud ornamental trees also srubbery
vines sc Sc fine cstsrp and well OF tbs bsst water
Pcsssssco viii Re sNen sc desired in thirty days aftersas
For particulars apply to MI. WM II. WATERBURY, No
81 Pine e, Eewfok OF on the pre- nses to the Subscriber.
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DRIVATE SALE.-For sale or eX-
Il change 300 OF choice Land GO Of large timber
q msles from the Central Railroad Michigan. The owner
IL IN this CITY, and interview be had by applying
% A. J. BLEkClkER, Auctioneer. No. BIoad.s..
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CTATE AND NATIONAL LAW
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

y Prof p. Johnson, Rector. TIE three Depsrt-
uents the Jurcr, the Upper English and the Cssbcal
open simultaneously on Monday, Sept g. Pupils
ceived al the sse Of years snd upward and epared
for tie counting house for admission any College.
Circulars may be obtained at Applefons Lockgoods or
Crowens bookstore, in Broadway. and at Raynos in the
BoweTy. Go. :. PARKER, Principal.
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NOR SALE-An clsgant free. stons

TOR SALE-An elegant free stone
hseesoly and basement House, anished IN the very
"s modern STYLE With eas baths &C. situate 10 the finest
tsrs o! I, nio1 st., Bro. klyn.
A atxostofy and basement 0othic Cottage, with large
Iard grape vines shrubbeJ, &c, situate In Bondst,
money saa ofths premises Tegaln bond and mort
asys. -..
Also R5a ,se, ofh,ayy Timber Isnd situate 10 the ,osa
of Sasby, HsrkMer Co ~ Y, for sale exchange In
Sairs or EDGAR ]. LEETE, CoGuselor.stIaw, No l21
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NOuNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-FOr

~ sac At Nysct ola mile from the lsuSins embrsains
About scres Including all the furniture a. II sands iar
rSsS many varieties Of ft in fall bearing The house
So set mont facing the Hudson River dlreety opposite
Tsrrytown contains two paors dinuing.roon, library,
Eeye be droSms servants Ioom kitchen stoero0f Ac
Ic and food out buildings fences good ar new and excel
lent 70 OF water the place ard a: the os sfordug
An excellent opporuoty at once pleasant coun
NV NJ ,idspce Apply TO HOMER MORGAN, No Pine.st
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Gnl!ern. Gar0mare, &r.
A USTRALIA and CALIFORNIA

IN GUODS-Merchants, Companies and individuals
fitting ont or these markets can lind i1 and complete as
cry Edse Tools Fire Arms, Sc &c, at the old stand OF
CHARLES g. LITTLE, Nos. 81 and 81 Fulton-st.
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LvRENCH PROTESTANT BOARD
H0Bo1KEN.-Mr. L. de GRAND

oUyt
5Budson Terrace will reopen the ist o, September Tns
cose Of instruction. ecnrises al the branches OF clasa
e. or commercial eduea:iol tc French L.nsuase, Vocal
Mpse Dancing md Fencing. Terms $3.50 500 per si
DHpl. Day scholars a. nose gt4 charges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30

VEAST POWDER.-B. ". BABBITT
10 the original inventor OF the Chemical YEAST Powder
which prepared and sold by him at Nos 6S ard 10 ash
Inetcn-,t, New YoIs, la tin Those VINO purchase
should see tina. they get that with tie above name on
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lNTM. H. LEGGETrS CLASSICAL,

w fRENOH and FNGLISu SCHO0I.-Norti.esst
corner Of Broadway AID l-trt, viii be reipoaed NON
DAY SEPT 6 at \ ~. Crcuid at Lock goods, NJ. III
broadway Evans aud Dusns. No coz Broad ga7, end at
The residence Of The Principal No - lo,s, Iomq
kns snnare
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TJARM and SAW-MlLL for SALE

~ Situated about miles from Morristown Ncw.lersey;
sse rtocseo with Fruit with two good Dwelling Houses
o Baua Outhouses &C. &C. The Farm contains abont 30
asres OF excellent land under good state OF Gulf val on For
prtiorisys:pauire Of WHITEHEAD BROTHER.
- Druggists, No. lj2 Greenwicli-st.
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E1ARM for SALE.-At New Rochelle,

II one mile from the Railroad Depot. Containing "a
Isres in lsh state ofcutivaion acres of woodland On
The premises is large house. barn. carriage house. poultry
houss and sheds all built the season, with variety OF
soodn For further particulars inquire in OF No 3S'
Bowelf (f Nm. DIsbEOW,
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ORADBURY'S PIANO WARE
| 4 Q. FISCHER, Nato NUNS {:
NJ ETROPOLlTAN PlANO,FOR CE

w EMfoEI CM.-MAURIcE STR aNUSc Il h,sopsu.
dihe spsno siore No ~ BscilwAy wits axs as.1r
fett Lre Isnc icf.ss and scch o. tat class Mslsic
onS IrTetssers invited 70 cali.
HENRY c. WNTsOS. Ms,.ssr No CO. B.oalway
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81 8 Ss@ssssf sq's1 Boa 'ars g s 8. .s be
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
THE BooNvILLE
FERRY COZ Mp A NY /

FE r K Y CO VI ? a Ny
II AYlNG completed lheir HORSE BOAT, which
IL Tor speed aud finish issuperiorto any Boat OF The
kind onthr IveE, sTep epaIcd 10 cross PASSENGERS,
Else, without delay and I AoderG ate Rates.
The Ferry at THIS point has been Inefficient and in
bad repule for eau es Which we've unavoidable. The
Steam Boat owaed by the Company was sunk at the
y harf and NEW HORSE BOAT, built expressly
for Fer, ing pr1 oses was sunk on hei tip up and
total loss, Owing 10 these disasters il impossible
10 afford the public that accommodation which was
needed. Now There need lie no OF complaint.
As a convenient point OF transit, BaoNyfLLE, situa-
led the Geographical centre OF the Stale, has SUI
perior advantages any other place the Missouri.
The accommodations on BIO h ides OF The river are ex
llent, aud good pasinrng in lie vicinity of each Tor
the convenience Of DR0YERS
The Company solicit The patronage Of the pu lie,
promising thano exertions VIII be spared in order TO
Boonville, No, jane Qs. 1852 [yr-am1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
Caution to be Remembered.

IN consequence Of the Unprecedented popularity Il
me Mexican Mustang Liniment a fellow who hss
oeen POSTED as a notorious operator in eOsRteLJs0
,uIe OF TAR and tupentne in square bottles, which hs
lls"Nolcanic Oil Li"inent." The Mans is stolsa
from u.s. and some have beea eredulous enough TO e1V
~ supposmg 1t similar in composition TO the
Mustang LiniRent, he had the unblushing audscty
use our advertisement TO puff II into noce-butt the
have soon discovered that they were imposed upon
The continued use Of turpentne produces paralysis
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
WILLIAM COHEN,

Main street, Hannibal, Mo,
HNHE subscriber has permanently located in this city
l. and is always prepared TO repair watches, broken
ewelry sc. in The most workmanlike manner, aud on
The mosiIesonable terms. He has n on hand, and
onstan:ly receiving fresh supplies of the finest and
the best importing houses in the east. His stock is
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
who give him call will be satisfied with his bargains;
he oilers great Inducements 10 purchasers.
The citizens Of Mlron and Rats counties
specially invited lc give a call. Store Main
street, opposite The Cereal Western T,ept5l
Just received in addition TO his fo stock, a sup
ply oil Ear Kings, Pins, sc. Also very line lot Cf
JET Ear Rings, new style. Smiths New York Gold
rens-Ma anled- "a very Gne Article. Oct q.
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Do not be Deceived /!

None but the proprietors possess knowledge OF -
composition (Which is secured to them by the laws a.
ne u"ied States) and when they reveal it, Il shall Ne
for the benefit the afflicted and not for The mseTos
ANS VINO would FhcH FROM US Qua GOOD NAME y
MI Their own pockets from labors and sxeTio.s
ASK Tor the Mexican Mustang Eminent. Il. L.
btAGG X CO., sole propretols. Buy nOOa otRsr
and you viii NOT be disappointed.
a5@ For Sale in this Place by
S. J. LOWE.
Hannibal T,,ps IN TAXA ;asn IuN
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BRA.NUIES.

l. & co. PINET, CASTILLON, A SEIGNETTE,
BOUFLT, JEUNE, sc; warranted pure, and for sale
" IJ-is - j. A.INSLEE & co
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

In consequence of the increasing demand for the Mes
lean Mustang Liniment: are now putting up IS
cent, 30 cent and 81 bottles; the so cent. bottles
contain three times much the 25 cent? bottles HnG
the BOTTLES contain three tihes as much Is the %
The large bottles.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

Mrs. Ann NJ. Pierce, wife OF John Pierce, Plumber,
MarkestI eel, had been afflicted for many years with
this troublesome and obstinate Affection The disease
was confined, principally, to her hands, which would
become very much infamcd and swollen, prodnc ing
almost ntolerable itching and burning. After few
days this erysiPeatous irritation would subsde, when
Joint '
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

'SC, Louis stove store!-CaIter w Bryan
stove dealer, sheet iron worker, coppersmilh and
Timer, lwo doors worth Of Brady House, Hannibal
Mo- sells at wholesale and retail, Stoves and lin Ware
al ST. LOUIS prices.
invite particular attention 10 the Prize Premium
Cook stove, which has given universal satisfaction to
all who have used it. | warrant all my stoves for
,weye months, and II any Of the plates break during
that time, | furnish new ones free of charge.
As design remaining permanently in this place
'he oc are safe IN taking my guarantee for the good
performance of the stoves kept by me.
All my Stoves are manufactured Of Missouri Noun
tain hon ard FOR goodness of metal aud beauty Of
casting, they excel any stoves made in tue Weste IN
countr,.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

9 II AN now prepared 10 grind corn for toll or
Il viii giFe casb for all thr shelied CON, deliy.
eIes Al ny BILL ia Hannibal
ap22-tf A. S. ROBARDs
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
TIN AND COPPER WARE.

| have constantly hand, supply of TIN
WARE, TO which | particularly invite The attention
OF The country ttie the quality OF my ware, and
The prices shall be such TO induce them to call Oh
me again.
Give me call, il you please, an,r will do my
besl TO render satisfaction.
1janl5f CARTER w. BRYAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
Read the following wonderful cures:
Erfr0or1iuurU T,,rs If Ill.,, Nj.

A girl twelve years old at Mrs. PersoH's boarding.
house in Cleveland, Ohio, had been subject TO FITS
FROM INFANCY The spinal colvnn was onsids.
raby curved, and the head so far drawn down bV
the contraction of the muscles of the neck that res.
ted on the right shoulder, and
Large Jumps or Tumors
formed the sides OF her neck and under her law,
-Four weeks ago they commenced using the Mustang
Liniment on her. In two weeks the contracted mus.
ces were relaxed, the Jumps had all disappeared the
neck became Strengthened, and
The Head ipas Erect!
Mrs. B. Of ST. LOUIS, was nursing a youEG child
one nipple became very sore, and the
Breast Lafdmed aud Cdked Hard.
few applications of the Mustang Liniment healed
the nipple, removed the hardness and Inflammation from
the breast and she had no further trouble with it,
Numerous cases of this description have come TO our
KNOWLEDGE
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

" N Els,
~ sShsy, Pet, Madeira, and 'wee. Malaga YioA4,
- ct snPe,ios spal'ty, fOs sale by .s..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

pONNETS-G eing off fast and FOR sale unusually
ID low by APPLY CoLLINs & BREED.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
Sic Suffered for Years.

trying every remedy that Doctor, coud pr.,c,;b.
without any relief. bottle of the Mustang Liniment
was brought into the house by young man who waa
using 1t Tor
II Pain in His Back,
and was so much benefited by it that he REQ nestled her
to try it on her hands she did so, and by the use Of
few bottles,
She is Perfectly Cured!
The frighu cracks have closed the roughness and er-
coration Of the skin has disappeared, and her 6nEas
and hands are now
Pliabie and Soft as an Infaup,,
]. Douglass, Constable of the law commissioners
court states that two weeks ago, he was crossing
bridge on horseback, rear Florissan, the
Bridge Broke Dolgn!
and preciPitaed himself and horse TO the bottom Of
the creek, some fourteen feet His shoulder was dis
located and his colar-bone broken in two places be-
sides being otherwise badly bruised by the fall He
was brought home IN sad plight, and surgeon was
called to reduce the
Fractures and DELEGATIONS.
lie was omangled and bruised that violent
ton succeeded with such paiu and agony that he was
nearly deprived OF his senses. He says no one esA
d'scr'b, what ne suffered fol foo, days, when b. ~..
Induced lotry the Mustang Eminent.
IN Fifteen Minnies
rom TIE time he commenced using it, the pain leased
sol e oreness was gone, aal he has suffered pain
@. icunTelence since, ony when the arm is violently
moved, as he bones yet are not perfectly united.
For Horses aud other .4Himdis,
IEefe isnothing that can be compared 10 the Mustang
Lnment in its speedy aud permanent cure of strsns
bruises, cuts, gads, chaies, scratches sweeney, poll
evil, hstqa, bg'hesd, SPAWN ringbons, wind ssII,
cracked heels, or any wound stiffness or unnatural
largement OF bone or muscle livery stable kee per
m lhls city had match horse that he priced very
highly, that had larg ring bone on both legs Tks
horse was completely cured, aud his limbs left perfect
y smooth by the use of this Eminent.
To Country Merchdns;
Every store should be supplied with this valuable
as it pays good profit, and sss rapidly.
In consequence of the increasing demand for the Mes
can Mustang Eminent: we are now putting up Is
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
BRANDIES.
JOHN BROOKS.

T EMON SYRUP, of superior quality, for sale BY
l. Iy InS J. A. INSLEE & co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
.4nd 4 Is .AIuau, Efieiral.

Mrs. Hughes, of st. Louis, had very attack
of lnlammatory Rheumatism in her shoulders, arms
and back. After suffering the most exrucating pains
for some ten days. without obtaining any relief
From hen PhysiciaHs,
she was induced TO try the Mustang Linimsnt Tive
Gly-cent bottles effected perfect cure.
NJu
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
Large aud Frighfful Cracks

I"St "nd fTtghUW CRACKS
wenld penetrate nearly TO the bones extending itself
half way round the fingers, ami entirely across ths
palms OF The hands. In consequence Of this driving
and concentrating of the muscles, the hands were
nearly closed, and the ends of the fugers drawn te-
wards the centre OF the palms In this awful condi.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

I e. WILSON, Marble Warehouse, No. %
=. Washington avenue. Marble nantels and crates,
Monuments onhs table tops, counters, &c., plaster OF
Paris, white sand, lime and marble dust, pasering
hair, IRE bricks, &c, SC.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07
q q q q y q
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENE.

THE reputation of this preparation is increasing
i daily the circle of its influence and unbouDde2
popularity is deepening and widening and the cases
of pain. and suffering, and anguish eved by its uses
II goes like an angel, "with he Hing on IFS wfngs.n
To persons who wish, we furnish names and
residences OF persons all the country, who have
been cured Of rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises and the
most loaihsome Sores well Tumors, Cancers,
ard Wep,--and of horses that have been cured Of
Spsvis Rngbones, Splnt, Fisuas and Poll-evils and
ha d, bony Tumors the feet, legs, shoulders and
hack. Almost every farmer throughout the country
Ir.;,Gy to lie wonderful healing powets-and none Of
them would be day without it. Owners of LIVERY
and stage companies hundreds Of dol
lars yearly by using us 'nment on Their boSSss
whenever they become Called chaled cripTc:! from
any OF the thousand accidents TO which their stock
subject
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Hannibal, June 10, 1852.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-07

Every store should be supplied with this valuable
lniment as il pays good profit, and sells rapidly.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19
California.

The legislature of California convened at
Vallejo, Jan. 9Th. The organization was com.
pleted on the 7th. r, p. Hammond, Dem, Of
San Joaquin, was elected speaker Of the house.
The other officers are all Democrats On the
9Th, the two houses met in convention To can.
vass the votes for governor and lieutenant gov.
ernor. John Bigler was declared governor, and
Samuel Purdy, lieutenant governor Of the com.
monwealth Of California.
Throwing out the disputed returns, the result
was--for governor ;-Bigler, 1854, Reading
1924; lieut. governor $4,000; Baldwin, 90.
$50. Bigler's majority over Reading, AL Pur.
dy's majority over Baldwin, 3,54o.
The legislature on the 9th adopted resolu.
ton sdjourning that body to meet in Sacramento
city on the 18th