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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-04-22

EAST BETHANY, n. Y. Feb. 1852.
Moore's Rural New Yorker.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
HANNIBAL JoURNkL. NOVEMBER Is, 1852.
McLcan's YoIearIc OlI LInImenl.
WONnERFuL SucnESe.

/ .I0|-
A MUNG die many discoveries thai have recei III
"a heen made in TIE medical sceace none claims The
llepi.on oIihe public more than MeLesn's Volcanic
The Volcanic OIL" which Is the basis of fbis yslu.
able Lmmeni is p'oduc ion from Nalu Is own lab.
! "a DRY. aud when chemically combined, as in Nc
Lems volcanic on Linlmeni with other powerful,
ct soothing and healing remedial agents. produce The
most perfect aud eipcac Gus remedy that has ever been
| 1Ieiei 10 he ilil.cted.
II has been icsled by thousands and in not one in
rsnee has it failed Ia giving speedy and permanent
| II has curel Paralysis, Rheumatism weakness in
| he muscles, Clamps, Numbicss. sill Joins ~ rains
bruises. paius in lie Back Ions and Sides A,ue
Cake Soreness Of Females BIZ as,s Scalls. burns, Sp
na Alt Ions. Neuralgia, Sore hroa,. Swengs, aud
lniaumaioLs aud vanous ohcr ex einal diseases and
pains.
When epped, lis sooh ny influence is almost inrne-
i'liaeiy felt, relieving the most severe pains II viii
cleanse aud purify tie ionlest ulcer aud il will remove
any Unnatural Jumps, uode or tinor- no difference
how long may have existed II peneirales the flesh
Ito Che seat of disease, disseying and removing the
cause, thereby producing speedy and permanent cure
RkFTe is IiIe PrOOf
Ma. ]. VI. MclEAN, Proprietor OF McIaau's Vol
ehnic Oil LlimcHi-Sir | do not know a bet er way
lof expressing my gratitude ier.the bcreh have re.
II publish, d. p y tl wv
ave been greyously an cteI for eighteen wears
with uceious sores on both my jphs. At the time
commenced using yonr Liuimtn from my knees down
! TO ny tors was literally coyarnJ with sores have
mi ia T,a si,,os H. PI' rs ~ '-u.'pe
/ hut In a ft,e ls,s tboy oll t,t,' ~ ~,
cver Tbetetr,eJ ,nag r,neliss NV" W. ,i"
of the Mexican Mustang Lnnment. but II did the no
U.Ias,s Vol, n,ic On I i,snI tr VI ''9s
would ,,i eve mo buf nv g,nve '''"s
Ruf one M nv rriybb 80 ,,,yo 49,. 80 ,,, lam,
crooked by rheumatism, used your Liuimcul. and ii
shor time Tls in1uce,l me =, ct , ~ :"
pIied n and i re,aoyeI thc nai Yb1i' az,
! heated Ia tho ca. % and cnred no o,.,i,'f 1910 '
No. non ~, degcriho ,ba' - "a - n,
without heinz io,ttrs, ~ ~ ~ &C. ,, NV ,', "'N
or M, or,,i'its i H. @ PH'uS
|nv,IuSbls / i i,na, wv v" - " s'N'' a."
| Mas NApv nt.cVrNu,rrD
Peiders Of ,iio,; n i ,,,,
N,sss,s go, III Ia ,o ~ ii'ol'H Ep ~ llo'e'
,ii ~ CIV aao'', u,:.+,, =. oa,ouutie'
r enfs ,rie ,boys ,it-,c,I6ns c,,n .I,ounI ~, - -,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
WILLIAM COHEN,
Main street. Hannibal. Mo

Main street, Hannibal, Mo.
FIIE subscriber has permanently located in this city
L aud is always prepared TO repair watches, broken
iewery. &c, in the most worlnaliile manner and on
tie nostresonabe terms. lie has II ow on hand, and
ousianuy receiving flesh supplies Of the finest and
most fashionable Jcwelry, Watches, Clocks, NC, from
the best importing houses in the east His stock is
passed by any other house in tie city, and those
who give him cail will be satisfied with his bargaus
as he offers great Inducements TO purchasers.
The citizens Of " iiOn and Rails counties are re.
specially invited c give a call. Store on Main
street. opposite The "Great Western T,ept51
Just received in addition 10 his TO mer stock, sup.
ply OF Ear Rings, Pins, SC. Also a very fine lot of
Jet Ear Rings, new style. Smiths New York Gold
Pens--waranled- very zine article. Oct -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
''"', "R iis-r..yas

..r a.. sem. u-t-.d .rh . Ini.ynr ....
'"' % .'..' W." c. riu ~ AZ "...t,at - Vr,
H' . o,p"eo o h. ,,u~r, tie ,Sy, 40 oo- O..
describe wh"l h" ud e for lorr day,, when he Wa,
Induced olry tie Mustang Eminent.
In fVic,n !iftnnieI
IRON me time he commenced using IT, the pain ceased
ana te soreness was gone, and he has suffered no pa
OF inconvenience since, on y when the ann S violently
"o''o' "S ne p,,e' yet are not perfectly united.
m For h7sG unit other .7nimGis
lhe.e nothing that can be compa,cd TO the Mustang
lhimen, IN it. speedy aud permanent cure OF strains
OIIst' GUS, gald~, chaies, scaches, sweeney poll
crlcEcd heels, or any wound s,iire,. or ,r1tnri en-
iargemet Of bone or muscle A livery stable keeper
~ I'is ctly had match horse that hs priced very
j. ,shy, mat had iarg riog-bone on both legs. Tbs
y smooth BY the use Of this IinirDant.
- 10 COWhy NcrChqnS:
r Every store should be supplied VITA this valuable
""lhe"t as 1t pays good profit, and sells rapidly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
DEAN d GARNETT.
Smith 5 EN-a
AtIOTncy at IA aa

HANNIBAL, MARION COUNTY, .i-.
VIZ LII promptly attend TO all protest..
w entrusted 10 his care in The com|l. v. .....
Rails and Pike. lie will give particular ..uuu 10
the securing and collection Of debts in any pa Of the
State E5~Offce 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, 1852-11-18

st. Louis stove StoYe!-Carter w. Bryan,
Stove dealer, sheet iron workSSauc oppersmh and
timer, two doors north of Bra use, Hannibal.
Mo- sells at Wholesale and retail SSles and Tin Ware,
al ST. Louis prices.
invite particular attention TO The Prize Premium
Cook stove, which has given universal satisfaction to
all who have used it. | warrant all my stoves fo
twelve months, and if any of the plates break during
that tune | furnish new ones free OF charge.
As design remaining permanently in this place
the public are safe in taking my guarantee for the good
performance Of tue stoves Kept by
All my stoves are manufactured of Missouri Noun
Tam lion, aid for goodness of metal and beauty oil
casting, they e1cel any stoves made in the WeSte IN
country. ...
TIN AND COPPER WARE.
have Consistently hand, 2 sappiy Of TIN
WARE, TO which particularly invite the attention
OF the country tide, as the quality of my ware and
he prices, shall be such TO induce them 10 call on
me again
Give me call, if you please, and will do nay
best 10 render satisfaction.
janl5f CARTER w. BRYAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

LlMEl LfMEll LIMENl
THE SUBSCRIBER, wiii keep CONSTANTLY on hand
iash burned LuDe, Tor sale al tiG corner of Hill
aAd Sixth Streets. ..r . r . H
~ Those in want Of good article o6Ems would
do we'll TO call Oh Pei. WILLS
Hannibal, august 9th, 1921 10
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
o RRAWJIES.

VIE following choice brauds:-OTARD, DUPyY
4 $50, PlNEr, CASTlLLON, A SElGNETFE.
bOuNLT, JEuNE, &c; wsuanled pure, and for sale
~ lJuly 81 }. A. lNoLEE & co. i
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

wsud penetrate nearly 10 the bones extending its.F
hall way round the hger., aul entirely across Mo
palms Of the hands. In consequence Of this driving
a1d concentrating Of tie muscles, the hands were
nearly closed, ana the end, Of the fingers drawn TO-
wand, the centre OF the palms. la this awful condj.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
GINGHAMS,
A Fine lot of Ginghams for sale on reasonable terms
II apr24y by COLLINS "a BREED.
Smith q Dicks New Family Grocery,
on Market street

THEY take this method OF informing the citizens
4 OF HANNIBAL and vicinity, that they have opened
anrw family grocery store Market street, iunmedi-
aicy north OF the market house, where they intend
keeImg ell kinds o! Groceries suel the retail trade
We intend keeping on hand all kinds Of marketing and
will be pleased 10 friends al Opy time when hey
want any thing ia our line. We haze, and viii cOntl-
ME 10 keep Fresh Meats on hand daTlng The winloI
season As we have the best opporuudy Of purcha-
,ng Fowls, Vegetables, Ne., it will be 10 every mans
interest 10 cali examiue before pufchas g else
where, as we will have everything that ran be OBJ.
tainet at the market house during the day
ho,27l SMITH s. DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

lH consequence Of the increasing demand for the Mex
l'an -IN,lanS Lln'meut: we are now putting up 25
cent 90 cent. aud 81 bottles; the 90 cent bottles
the 81 bottles contain three times as much as the 30
&C., GrnI, bottles so that money will be saved by buying
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
Do not be Deceived !

'FVV
.'o"e pu' me proprieorS possess knowledge Of lis
NRosn'9n (Which j. -ecued to them by the laws OF
cue Lnea aale,) and when they reveal IT, it shall he
Ion The benefit Of The afflicted and NOT for ,he piscrS.
ans VINO would FmCH FROM Us OUR COOP NAME IS
u" 'ueI o~H pockets from our labors and exer,ionI
p AZ +, X. Tor the Mexican Mustang Lmiment A. G.
, 90 ~ sole propgicors. Buy meme other
III For Sale in this Place by
@ 5. J. LOWE.
Hannibal, June o. 1902 ftei0iy1s %
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Caution to be Remembered.

'N'S-A ~ W lNtlIltlllDGItu,
IN consequence Of the unprecedeu,ed popularily Of
ne mexican Mustang Eminent q fellow who has
oeel POSTED as notorious operator in counterfeit
MeI'c,HeS has got up worthless and pencIous mix
~ yaI ana lurpen'lne m square bottles, which no
calls "Focanc Oil Ll"iment." The name is stolsR
ON us and some have beea creduou5 enough to buy
1t; SuPPosng 1t was similar il composition 10 tho
.Ius'alg L4Iment, as he had the uublushing audacy
10 u our Advertisement 10 puff it into noce-but theJ
%, soon discovered that they were imposed upos
Inc continued use OF turpentGe produces paralysis
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

n CLARK, No. 40 Main street, Currier and
=, .ls IN I'll Kinds OF leather, Tannefs oil and thoema-
n,rs elviInra Orders promptly attended TO-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

- - NV VIC "VO"V y i Young IMAM Who Vas
using II Tor
ii Paia in His Back,
and was so much benefited by it ha, he REQUESTED her
10 try II an Ter hands; she did So AMI by tie use Of
few bottles,
She Is P1ferly Cryei!
The igh'iu cracks have closed, the roughness and ,I
coraion Of the skin has Disappeared and her Gnge,s
ard hands are now go
P.iI5c amt son rs an hf,ug,,
j. II Douglass, Con table Of the law commits sinners
cou'. states. that Two weeks ago, d, le Aas crossing
bridge on horseback, rear FIor-.aD, the
EIuet nrybe Dalrn!
aud precplt.trI himself aud hos. o. e.. ....- NJ
The c|e. Is. ~.r.. no. .n. of -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
Ribbons.
GALICoES.

CALlCOES Of all colors and descriptions, for sale
y cAean BY laPr94yIG CuLLlNS& BREED.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18


Mrs Ann VI. Pierce, vile OF John Pierce Plumber
nal Vcen all ''ed Tor many years with
vas couhued, principally, 10 her hands. which would
become very much ilhorncd and ~, urn uto,l,,r ,z
almost N. oirr"bIe itching and burning After few
days TINS eNspelhous uri alton would subsIde when
the kin would peal oil and cry in scales and at every
~'I
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

n STILLWELL, (Successor 10 5. Ridgley),
ffiJhW ~ uihufaeartt Of Spirit gas. oil, pure ac1-
ho and pure IpIrIs No. 90 owe sign Gden barrel
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
r E AID THIS

IL II Il IL L ii -
We, the Undersigned having used the st Loui,
Stoves manufactured by G. f. Fney, of st. Louis
and sold by Carter w. Bryan, at Hannibal, Mo-, take
pleasure Recommending them 10 the public as srIpe
rior in point of draft, durability, economy, convent.
ence and ease of regulation, 10 any stoves whc
have ever nsed:
John ]. Ellet, T. r. Semes,
Geo. G. Foster, John b. Chesley,
DR. l.. T. Birmingham, VIM. Eddy,
Chas. w. Mills, Cyrus Walters,
Henry Utterback, T. r. Spencer,
VIM. Hawkins, Geo, A. Shortridge,
A. Ingraham, Bloomington, Mo.
1hos. Covcrduii, J. &. Ogden,
r. Gunter, ID. w. White,
Jesse Wright, John Mclaughlin,
w. f. kercheval, Hiram Blanchard,
VIM. Logan, Doctor n. Nelson,
Israel Johnson, b. K Bryan,
John Pagan, John L. Matthews,
Washington Meyers, w, R. Davis,
Is. breeding, j. Armstrong,
w. l.. Lacy, Warren Finley,
}. Il. Hayden, J. c. Henderson,
II. p. Gregory, VIM. Massey,
Oliver TcrrilI A. Grecnlee,
James Emison, John b. Lewis,
+. Truett, Levi Barkley,
T. Ballard f. Leonard,
|. Tufts, Hooper Mitchell,
l.. Lyle, John Short,
Daniel Ford, ]. Mosely.
A. NJ. Haskins,
=
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

EA'fY MeGUSlss, . Co., Mississippi Fonndry,
hain st., bet. Morgan and Cherry, MaDufacurers OF
steam engines, Mi machinery, Steam boiler aud Ehcet
Iron work, lard iEk aid c00cfs 0baco oil and mill
acLaMn. alaa hraa.n.nrk and DISCRIMINATING.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

EINGSLAND 4 FERGUSON, Pldnix, Foun-
~ dry, No 2ot 20s Sccad st., bet. Morgan Cherry
Manufacturers Of Pages portable mills aid horse pow
ers, Ciarks portable combined grinding and boiling mill,
hreshng machines, shelters, stoves, castings aud
mill machinery Of every description.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

4 GASS 4 CO., Importers and dealers in Pr
y sno yorei, sheet music, Musical Instruments, aud
fuse merchandise, publishers OF Music, No. l2s Fourth
frept, cfruer NJ Incust street.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

Mrs. Hughes of St. Louis had a very severe attack
Of lnlammatory Rheumatism in her shoulders arms
and back. After suffering the most cxruciatine pains
Tor some ten days, without obtaining any relief
From he Phg9'cians,
she was induced to try the Mustang Liniment Two
hljy cent bottles effected a Deripc, g. ire
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

UCANULTY'S, Bakery, No. 6S Commercial
A st., In the rear OF McAlters Co., Boat store, Also
10. ia South Fourth ST., Manufacturers of Pilot bread,
sugar. soda, Boston, butter and water crackers, &C.
dsrs aii@t a. though ,the pershn praser.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

I c. WILSON, Marble Warehouse, No 95
washington avenue. Marble mantcs and CRATES,
honumsns, tombs table tops, counters, &C., plaster Of
hAlr, fyn tricks, Nc., &C.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

EIUOiJ5 MISSOURI SEED STORE, Nc. 4
North Main 81, tp stsrs). Garden, farm and
- =ses: Garden Tools, Agricultural Implements fruit
buttons Mower roots, &C.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

W WIGHTMAN, Wholesale dealer in Wood
W en- Ware and Groceries. Commission FORWARD
ne Merchant, No. Iof Lsvcs. HL.Ht
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

h REARD 4 BROS, Pump Mandatory, III
- Second st., bet Vine Locust sE. Lift, force and
shain pumps, Mining and deep well pumps warranted,
soda, beer, lard oil, aud cir pumps. Tightening rods
Ell improved plan, those wishing rods would do well W
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

h'ery store should be supplied VITA this valuable
'"'ne'' as pays good profit, and sells rapidly
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18


We say to the public, beware of lniments that are
Separated Ask only Tor the tue and genuine Vocani"
oil Eminent. II is in sqnae bottles, with the name
McLean's Volcanic Oil Luimen, blown in tho gass
Take no other, aud you viii get true remedy, aid
one which can always be relied on.
AZ The above Lmiment is for sale in Hannibal by
aul2 J. L. MATTHEW'S, Agent
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18

NOEL McSHERRY, Copper, lin and sheet
Az iron workers, North lain st., opposite the Fou-
dry Steamboat and dstil1ry work VI every dcscr pu
HOtsi oo0knE stoves, Eda fountains, copper kettles &c.
Manufactured at the shortest notice.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-18
Person, visiting 81. Louis will Ind THIS a
NahJailc plnie

T r. DOWDALL & CO., Washington Foun-
- dry Engine and Machine Mandatory, Of Second
md Morgan ss., Manufacturers Of Steam engihee and
Roers Raw and grist mill machinery, building castings
rf tettos screws, &C. Wool carding machine and tx
uare warranted " give satisfaction. Agents for James
smith 4 Co., Superior Machine Cards.
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Me- HOWARD. am glad TO hear The gentleman in-
deaing that wish But il looks nauspeious at a time
like ihis when II is necessary TO sete principles upon
which great canvass Is to be conducted. and upon e
assertion OF which great majority OF the county looks
iof The perpeully OF institutions, 70 be clubbing
about parliamentary rules lodging questions. and reus-
ing to answer This ia not the way 10 address ffeemen
IN free eoany. which depends Tor It's existence upon
the representative principle, Without knowing The opln
ions OF men who candidates for ONCE. II is mpos-
sibe 10 administer The government according 10 ITS theo-
y because the theory that the people shall administer
The government The theory on the other side oil The
House, so far has been developed ia not that the
people shall administer The government but that the truss
ees-the officers shall be taken upon trust, without ex'
pressing their opinions and then after they succeed in
being elected that they shall be governed by temporary
expedents ln the administration OF government OF a
democratic cast and character.
Here the hammer fell
Mr.. HOWARD said that he bad not yet touched upon
the argument he intended 10 deliver. he would avail
himself however OF the privilege extended 10 others OF
writing out his remarks
Mr.. MOI-0NY obtained the floor. but gave way 10
Mr.. JONES. OF Tennessee who moved that the COM
mitiee rise
The motion was put and carried in the affirmative.
The COMMITTEES accordingly rose and the Speaker hav-
ing resumed the chair. the chairman reported that the
Committee OF the Whole the state OF the Union had,
according 10 order had the Union generally under con-
sideraton, and particularly House bill No. z, and had
come TO no conclusion thereon.
Upon motion OF MIR. JONES, the House then adjourned
until Tomorrow at l2 o'clock, m.
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sales To-Day.
nv A. aREEN, Auction.

ny A. GREEN, Aucfi0uccr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Lors.--on
Monday the 18Th instant shall premises 5
O'Clock lot No 10, No. 63 containing 1870
e
Lott iG in square No. isa, containing square feet
Lot No. 49, In do do do 5,3i5 do
Lot No. 20 do do 53is do
The sale will commence lot No. 10, la square 1863.
The above lots square Mos
lG3 and l6J, and handsomely located
Terms balance In ~, months,
purchaser deferred
from day Of deed given, deed Of All
conveyances a the OF the purchaser.
the Of complied IN
SALE the the right resell risk
first by giving three days. notice the National nte
gencer.
J.B n. SMITH, Trustee.
Ap lid A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
CO. The above sale ~ postponed, In consequence of
the rain Friday the 23d instant, hour by order Of the
A. GREEN
Ap 2l-a
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By JAMES @. MCGUIRE. Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT
v AUCTIoN-on Saturday April a. AZ O'clock p. m,
premises shall sell OF ot No. D. Ia No. 1885,
Pennsylvania forty three feet i've inches and
paved alley, situated
being &c the desirable building
immediate neishborhood OF departments, and
the erection dwelling
brick dwelling house the Of the which
need be removed In making
dsputable. Terms at sale.
O'Clock, p immediately aer OF the
premises, lots o. TO- H. H. a. 80 "a as 10
es 49, and 3d. in square No lio between AID streets NORTH,
an eth and 18Th streets
Also Immediately ae the above (say O'clock lot No.
square Ill., fronting 18Th street. OF
property situated OF improving
city, rapdy increasing In value They
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Ap22-d hucuoneer.
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BY A. GREEN, Anctloneer.

III oU5EHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE PIANO FORTE,
III AT AUCTI0NOn Friday, the 23d Instant shall sell,
residence OF Mrs. Obey No Gadsby's Row, Pennylva
mia 2 street. at 10 O'Clock excellent asor
Of furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa, divans, rocking and psror chairs,
DO marble top table, bureaus
bookcase and secretary, looking glasses
DO sideboard, card and other tables
Painted wardrobes, Wristbands
Toilet sets, French, PATENT and other bedsteads
Cane chairs, feather beds, and bedding
Hair and shuck
China, glass, crockery, and stone
Window curtains and painted shades
Parlor, chamber, aud step carpes olcleh
Also, good piano forte, lounges
Ouomans, shovel and tenders s
a r.
With good OF kitchen requisites.
Terms Al n credit of
sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest. "a GREEN,
Ap-t7-d Aucioneer.
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MoNOSGAHELA "

DIrFSBURG MONONGAHELA wHIsIkEY.-On Fri
day. April ~ O'Clock, OF rooms,
20 barrels
ior Pittsburg Monongaheia whiskey.
satisfactorily
dorsed. j. g, MCGUIRE
Ap21-d
win as 900 imported cigars, purchasers
Also, is barrels northern cider.
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nv y. c. McauIRE, Auc,ioneer.

IoUR SUPERIOR BRICK MARBLED FRONT FoURsToRY
and dwelling houses nucton.On Tuesday,
a. at O'Clock M the premises shall sell part original
square No. 100 the consisting
superior brick dwellings, with marble fronts each subdivision
front OF N feet ~ inches and depth OF 100 feet
18th between and
built In modern slyie, marble mane and
OF which has back building
and other convenience They viii be sold
separate, afford opportunity seldom met with for the
chase residences SAFE aud profitable
capitalists always commanding respectable aud
Terms made known sale
J. O. MCGUIRE,
Ap2-d Auchoneer.
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BY >. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

VERY DESIRABLE LOT AT AUCTIoN.--on Friday afternoon,
April 49, at O'Clock, shall sell PREMISES No H. in
square fronting IS
running back LOG feet inches &c alley
ing 4,46 feet, less.
Terms 0nefouh cash the balance In twelve and
months satisfactorily secured bearing interest
J. G. MCGUIRE,
April I'D Auctioneer.
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pom..s,e Dry Good. yy.r.room.

SILAs ~. HILL President OF the board OF Comma
Council will be supported or Mayor ensuing election by
Ap 22-d2w MANY CITIZENS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
IAdvertsement
THE HERALD AND THE AZTECs.-Fresh

with the recollection Of false represe concerning tbs
purchase &c. Aztec Children by Mr. John Addison Of
Jersey City together with all the and indignation OF
NewYork for dragging sentlemans name into their coli
umns without bis consenand solely for the purpose OF in
ducng the guardians of the Aztecs TO advertise with them
and get all their job printing done at The Herald Office at
double the usual price, and in order TO have some kind OF
cuse making another attack upon these pretty little folks
Mr. Bennett that the author Of the Moon story the
author of interesting history accompanying this eIhioi
ton Hear what that author says over his own Signature
Nrw-Yosx Monday, Jan. s, 1851.
Dan the Aztec Children ssh
the uaup their exhibition, unhesstngy and aD
soey either OF the or the oth
the community who has seen them aad
read hst account Your respectfully, RcHAsD A. Locns
Now if Mr.. Benefits mercenary motives are not para
mount to all else in this life the life 10 come the above
will be sure TO draw forth apology But from him 1t Is not
expeced-certainy cared for The Azecs small as they
are defy ten thousand Heydds and twice many Benne
One thing ia certain the Azecs quite willing that pe-
pe should think Mr. Locke the author OF the pamphlet TOR
II is well known that interesting one could not be
found Ard they say woud say) to Mr. Bennett that they
sbonld feel themselves as great curostes born under the
stars and stripes anywhere else even IN Central America
Tom Thumb born Bridgeport and all the world has seen
him and no visitor among the hundred and fifty thousand
in this City will deny that either Maxmo or bartolo
hundred told greater curiosity than the General or even Mr
Bennett himself the Aztecs perfect specimens OF nu
uanity GUARDIANS OF THE AZTEcs