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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04
FEALTH FoR TNE |. STNTkS
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS,

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DETERMINATION or BLOOD 70 THE HEAD,
Copy u letter oA ~. JeAA lloyd Of Ey,g.wsH, NtaF
'Hdrl'tA, MsVIsnsihiAirt
To Professor iIoLLnwAH
aW-ISvSIi myself Of the hr,, opportunity or lnror
Ing you, that Tor very long peliod was ailetehWh
= dangerous glddinsIS and hSquenl Swinmngs IN the
head, ATTENDED, BY loss q appetite, dsoTdstsd 1lomArh
and generally impaired health, Every means had
failed 10 give NE any permanent relief and Al length
became 90 alarming that was really afraid Of going
about without en- attendant In this melancholy con-
dl,ion waited personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist,
Harseh fsr lhs parPes. Of consulting aim a. 70 what
had better dol he kindly recommended your Pills,
tried them without delay, and after taking lhsm mr.
short time an happy 10 bear testimony 10 their won.
deIiul eMeaey. am now restored 10 reifest health,
and enabled 70 resume my usual duties. You are At
proper Tam, Sir your SbcdlcHl servant,
'O"' SIhH SSIi ESRs or 'T pRop snC''
EE.rsd efa Leitr nom htesrd RODlty, E,S ~ MIia
Watk, IOOago, dated SP'I STA, lSSa.
DEAA SiA--Idssm Il u duty owe 10 you and the
public large, 10 inform you Of most miraculous re-
eoysry from That dreadful disease, pNoEsY aud which
under God, was effected by your invaluable Pills, I
was tapped Ave times within slIh months, and skil.
Tally treated by two medical practitioners but could
MT get cured, until had Tocoune 10 your remedy and
notwithstanding ell bad undergone, this miraculous
medicine 'O''d NJ S' eOI!is q NJ S sowEy
lNIALLlBl.E CURE or A STOMACH com.
PLANT, WITH INDIGESTION AMI VIOLENT
HEADACHES,
FElTad ~ letter FROM mr., =, Go,otA, CAsaoist Of
clihoN, scar BVistoi, dated Juiy l4tk, 1889,
To Professor hoLLoWAW
nEAR S,R--l am requested by Lady named Thorn.
a., just arrived ffoa the West Indies, 10 AeqNaint YOU
that for period OF eight Year,, hsseC aud family sui.
letsd from continual bad health, arising from disorders
Of the liver and stomach Indigestion, Loss oil Appetite
violent Headaches, paths IN the skle weakness and
general debility, for which she consulted the most en-
Insnl men In the colony, but without any beneficial re-
suit N last she had recourse TO your invaluable Pills
which IN Vsri short time effected 90 great change
Tor the BETTER that che continued them, and the Whole
family were restored 10 health aud strength, Further,
sho desires me 10 saw, that she has witnessed their eS
llAorilnAry virtues In thoIr complaints incidental to
ehIdIen, particularly In eases Of Measles and Scara
nA having effected positive cures olthcse diseases with
no other remedy, (Signsd) 5. GowEN
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PINK, green, blue, black ami mode, HSe,
Silks.

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LAWNS.

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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-04

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RANNIB NO,
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
V A r | E I Y :.
How some People Make a
Living.

At Guildhall, (Londor,) re:ently,
James Gardner and John Hawkins were
placed at the bar before Sir G. Marshall,
charged with being found unlawfully in
the city sewers. Police-constable 1877,
said he saw the prisoners coming up
through one Of the sewers gratings in
ThIogmorton street, and having ques-
toned them as to their object in going in.
TO the sewers, be took them into custody,
when he found upon them eighteen live
rats, and key with which they opened
the gralings. Sir G. Marshall inquired
how the prisoners got their living, when
Gardiner, who undertook The office Of
spokesman, said he was a master rat
catcher, and that Jack was his assistant
He had been at that kind of work, catch.
ing rats for parties who supplied the spor-
ting gentlemen at the West End, for a
good many years, but Jack had been only
nine months in the profession +; they were,
nevertheless, very expert in her hunting
expeditions underground, frequently sue
ceeding in capturing as many as from fifty
TO sixty in an hour. When they got into
the sewers they kept on running and
catching the rats as they ran up the walls,
and put them in bag all alive, and al-
forwards sold them at two shiliings per
dozen. They never injured the walls,
aud when they met the commissioners
men in their rafting excursions they were
never intelfered with by them. On the
present occasion they entered the sewers
at the Custom House, and made their
way all round Whitechapel and back 10
Cornhill, when The officer met lhem COM
ing out. ln fact, they knew their way
all through London underground. Sir
G. Marshall said, as the Commissioners
Of Sewers did not interfere with the pris-
oners in their extraordinary occupation,
he should not do so, and therefore dis
charged them.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Save your Earnings.

The practice which apprentices, clerks,
and others have of spending their earns
ings as fast as they accumulate, is one
great reason why SO many meyer attain a
position above mediocrity in life A
person who receives but small compep>
sation for his services, will, with little
care over his exchequer and a system OF
regularity in his expenditures, find that
at The end Of the year he is prepared TO
encounter any emergency or mishap.-
Rut, as general thing they manage to
gel rid Of their earnings quite as qucL as
they are due, thus leaving them wholly
unprepared for emergencies. by sickness
or olhewse. A system of curtaillng un-
necessary expense, if adopted by our
younger folks, would bring around The
most happy and gratifying results, and be
the means Of raising to eminence and
Standing in society. many who have now
contracted the habit OF parting with their
earnings so readily and fooishIy-for, the
habit of keeping continually in debt, be-
gets indifference and dissipation. a lack
, Of self-respect, and an utter disregard for
future prospects. The real cause for a
great deal Of crime may be traced to the
habit of a foolish expenditure Of money
10 earlier Albany Transcript.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

The Italian farmers still plough by the same
rude implements that were in use before the
Christian era; sometimes two cows, some
times horse and COW, are yoked TO long
pole, which is tied crosswise to a crooked
bough or trunk of tree, the fork of which
or the rudest piece Of iron, serves the purpose
of a coulter. The women still GO down to the
streams to wash and TO fill their earthen lars
with water, which they carry home upon their
heads; their jars correspond exactly in form
and size with the jars of the Etruscans and of
the Egyptians seen in the British Museum and
in the LOu0re at Paris. Shepherds clothed en-
tirely in skins are seen tending their focks
in the fields, and caves, natural and artificial,
are visible, in which they take refuge by night
or in a storm.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

10 boRRowERs.-No one would be-
lieve mat you are dishonest-but If
you have borrowed and kept an article,
might you not as we'll have stolen il a
Is not the injury to the owner as great in
tho one case as in the other Tine.
crime consists, in many instances. as mucb
or more in the intention as in the ar, -.
self In borrowing an article which Won
keep, the intention is absent, bat the act
is s1present. x Yolo seeps not take tha,
which belongs 10 another! Is il, absolu-
sely honest to d. so? you answer NO!
then bes,ir yourself and stop NOT until you
have made all the restitution in your
power. by returning the article, and prom
'islng the injured lender-and yourself
amendment! We wish you to act Alright
you will feel happier and die more
easily.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31


AS GOOD AS IF 1T wEREiN EsoP.-The
Nantucket Islander says the following
story was lately told reformed incbriate
as an apology for much Of the folly of
drunkards:-"A A mouse ranging about a
brewery, happening to fail into vat Of
beer, was IN imminent danger Of drown.
ing, and appealed 10 a cat 10 help him
oui. The cat replied, III is a foolish re-
quest, for as soon as | get you out shall
eat you The mouse piteousIy replied
that would be far better than to be drowned
in beer. The cat lifted him out, but the
fume of the beer caused puss to sneeze,
and the mouse took refuge in a hole. =
The cat called upon the mouse to come
out: Did you not promise thatI should
eat you 2 'Ah = replied the mouse, i
did. butt was in liquor at the time ''
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

The Geneva Courier says the waters of lie
Seneca Lake are never frozen over, even in
the coolest winters, and even near the shore
there is scarcely enough ice to supply
The summers Requirements. Seneca Canal,
running from the lake tor miles from Geneva
has been nayigabIe all winter, and in no in
stance, NOT even in the coolest days, has it
been skinned over Ii is fed directly from
the lake, and as that receives its waters from
springs, and is OF immense depth, the tempe
rature Off all winter long, is above that Of
freezing.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Something Beyond.

rest
Hast thou not tasted of earth's every pleas
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

FDELlTy.-Never forsake friend when
enemies gather thick around him-when
sickness falls heavy upon hin-when the
world is dark and cheerIess; this is the
lime 10 try thy friendship. TLey who
turn from the scene of distress or offer
reasons why they should be excused from
extending their sympathy and aid, betray
their hypocrisy, and prove that selfish
motives only prompt and move them. If
you have friend who loves you-who
had studied your interests and happiness
defended you when prosecuted and
troubled, be sure to sustain him in adver.
sity. Let him feel that his kindness is
appreciated and that his friendship was
not bestowed upon you in vain.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

DREADFUL SITUATION India, a
shot time since, several military gentle
men were sitting, after dinner, over their
wine, when one of the party turned very
pale, and said, "a snake has come in, and
twisted itself round my leg, and that OF
the table His companions hastily rose,
in order to kill it, but he said, 'lf you
awake il, It will stick its fangs into me,
and then am lost man. You had bet
ter all 60 out of the room, and will sit
quietly with my hookah till il awakes it,
self, and then it will probably glide away
without doing me any injury There he
sat with the most Perfect stiffness for an
hour, and an hour of much greater ankle
ty could scarcely have been passed he
was however, rewarded by the snake
quietly uncoiing itself, and taking its de-
paIture.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

BEGGARs OUrwITrED.-Many years
ago an ingenious plan was adopted BY
the grand Duke TO rid Florance of beg>
gars. Il was proclaimed that every beg
gar who would appear in the grand plaza
at certain mentioned time. would be
provided BY the Duke with a new suit of
clothes, free Of cost. Al the appointed
time, the beggars OF the city all assem-
bed, and the grand Duke, causing all the
avenues to The square TO be closed, COM
PEELED the beggars TO strip off their old
clothes, and gave each one, according to
promise, Il new suit. In the old clothes
thus collected, enough money was found
concealed TO buiid beautiful bridge over
the Arno, still called the beggars' bridge
and the city, for The time being, was re-
Iieved eff the beggars by which it had
been previously overrun, as none would
give 10 the well-dressed individuals who
implored charity, not believing their tale
vi ulSLIGSSs
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
" There is always NOpe.o

MRS. HAMMER BIBBER, No 81 Fore Street Port
w land, has suffered some Twelve 6lecn years
WIN Scroulous Affections about the eyes, Ulce rous
Eyellds great pain: soreness and irrlaon and weak
ness of The vision. Af--
on taking ss hi cold sine has gene rally been con-
hned 10 her room for several DAYS Al lime and often
been compelled 10 wear i bandage over her ewes
She oro1esses have received perfect cErs III HE
use Of one box of Dr. p Tits ABlei iican EUs SaEre
Refer 10 Mrs. Bbber, her sons, Joel aud Wm
Bibler. H
ELDER H1NSC ONE, or Durha N, ,Inforrns us thai
his mother has Deen cured Of extremely bad cues by
DR. PATHS Amsricdn Eye SalUe. They had been sore
and weak for many years, eyeds uce rated and great
weakness sf vision. M
lie also cureda child of very bads eyes by few
appl cations of the Eye Sdlue,
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Have been cured by this preparation within the past year
90, 600 Bottles Sold by one Agent in New York in
Six Months

One Agent writes from Western New York" Send
me One Hundred Dozen " Sure Relief, Universal Pain
Kiler' as possible, as am all out 1t is the
most wonderful Pain Killer In the world. IL used by
our best Physicians"
Another Agent writes, "Your Pain Killer has cured
some of the worst of Rheumatism in this place il
IS truly Wonderf Medicine. Please send me two gross
more by express"
patient writes, have used all the Pain Killers Of the
day. but find worthy the title of Pain Killer
yours. 1t is all 1t is recommended 10 bea Sure Relief
for Pain.
Another writes " the Physicians Sure Relief or
Pain Killer the best Medicine in the world for Rheu
matism it has effected cure upon myself which ba-
ed the skill Of our best Physicians. Hundreds Of such
statements as the above might be adduced-One trial
will convince the most skeptical.
Two applications have cured the most severe Rheu
matte pains.
One application has cured the most violent Cramp in
Thirty drops has relieved pain in the stomach.
six applications have entirely cured Rheumatism.
twenty-five drops taken every twenty minutes has
cured Cramps, Spasins, &C
One application at bed time has cured Sore Throat.
Twenty drops taken every fifteen minutes has cured
Bilious Cholic .
One drop has often cured the most severe Toothache
Fifteen drops taken every fifteen twenty minutes
will cure Dysentery and Diarrnea-
Twenty-Five drops has cured SICK Headache.
Ten drons has often relieved Acid Stomach.
Three applications has cured Lame side. r
Twenty five drops will IN all cases cure WIND on ths
Stomach. 49,
Ten drops every fifteen minutes will cure Cholera
Morbus
Thirty drops daily has cured Gravel and Kidney com
plants
Doses as thousands can testify.
For Kidney complaints the Sure Relief is an excellent
remedy taken two three times day.
For Snnal difficulties it is invaluable One teaspoon
full will relieve the most violent pain in the Stomach
and restore il to natural feeling When taken accord
ing to directions, it will speedily and eecually cure
Bowel complaints and that horrible disease, the Cholera
a. has been proved in innumerable cases in New Or
leans St Louis Cincinnati and many other large cities
In the South and West where the Diarrhea and Cholera
have ragged so fatally Reader you are suffering from
either of the diseases named above from pain from
any cause and try this great Relief and you WIZ
be well.
" Price, u 10, 25 and 81 10 cents per bottle
AGENrs-A G Page and f Lincoln, Bath; A s
Perry Il Co. Geo Todd, Il Lowell and II Sedgburg
Phpsbnrg; w SWEET and Benz SWEET, Jr Arrovslc;
w Emmons, Watson, Berry < Sampson ond J
Sadler, 6 Georgetown; WIN Baker, Isaac : Stanwood
A l. Sianwood and Geo UphSm, Brunswick; WIN
Clifford, Edgecomh c Fisher, McCluiock WIN
Carlisle, Booihbay; " Davis, Hodgdcn's Mills i
Dana, Jr Damarscotta; + Herbert, Bristol
NATH4N WOOD, General Agent for Nj line.
Aso-For sale hy ihe above agents Hmkley'S Asiat
ic Eminent, Asiaic and Poor Mans Pasiers for Rheu
matism. Cramps, Sprans. &c. 1y15
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Bloonerisn1. 9sGaHn9H

1t is only natural thai the founder of a sect
should excel all It's adhereuts in the peculiar
qualities wii1cl, distinguish II. Who could
expect 10 he better Fourifrite than Four
Ter OF a better Grahamite than Graham
or more captivating Bloomer than Mrs.
bloomeTg Noone. Mrs. .Boomerhas been
IN our midst; she has spoken at Metropoli-
tan Hall she has walked in Broadway; aud
been greatly invited out 10 tea. She came
IN an auspicious time, when every crossing
ol every street was eloquent in praise OF short
dresses and protected ankles have seen
Mrs. Booiner. have walked curiously
round about her. | have considered her
short dress, reflected upon her open corsage,
aud pondered her panIaloons. Let me con-
less tfankly that have rarely seen woman
SO elegantly, SO becOmingiy, SO conveniently
dressed as Mrs. BIoomer. Distrusting my
own tasie, | tried TO get the sense of the
meeting upon The subject, aud could hear
but one opinion, and that opinion was, that
if all Boomers could be as tastefuly atiired
as Mrs. Bloomer, il is a pity that all ladies'
are not I5loomers. Brown silk was the ma
terial both Of her dress and trousers, around
both OF which ran stripes of black velvet, two
round the skirt of the dress, and three or four
round each - of The trousers. The coat
was garment between a mans frock coat
and lady's dress. 1t reached little below
the knees, and was open in front, where a
beautiful chemlselte, with DIAMOND pin, re-
lleved The som5re hue of The rest of her at.
tire. The trowsers were of the Christian,
not Mahomedan pattern, abou; as loose as
those worn by the monster sex, aud nicely
adjusted 10 The foot. Caters wore she, and
very pretty pair Of shoes Her hair was
plain in front, and on The back ef the head
was a head-dress of black velvet and cherry
ribbands. Imagine, unbeheving reader, a
dress like this, exquisiely fitted 10 rather
slight, but erect trim, elegant figure, and say
what could be more pleasing to the beholder,
more comfortable to The wearer ?-C COrrespon-
dent cf The Home Journa
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Shprif'S Sale.

INCOLN, IS, March 10th, 1851 this day seized on
~ execution, Andrew Farnsworth Samuel / Fos-
ter all the right equity the said Foster has or haa
at the time OF the attachment the original ris being
the 9th day OF August, 1882 to redeem the following des
crbed premises situated in the city Of Barh on the cor
ner of Washington and Kne Streets with the buildings
thereon-alsO lot of land situated i'll said Bath on the
corner Of High and North Streets shall the same
at public auction on Tuesday the 18th day Of Aprl ne
at O'Clock NJ, at the office Of Bronson 4 Sewal the
same being under mortgage and recorded the Western
Registry Of Deeds, for said County of Lincoln.
3w39* ...-. N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Sherif'S Sale.

T INCOLN. s. March IUh, 1881 have this day
" seized on execution, SIlas Mitchell aud David +
Low rs Samnel l. Foster, all the right III equity that
said Foster has had The time Of Ihe attachment
The original wrI ng the 0ih day Of june, ln52,
~ III O'Clock M, redeem The following described
premises situated M he city of Bath, the corner Of
Washington and Pine Streets. with the buildings there
n-U iut Of land situated in said Bath, the
ner Of lgh and NOr Streets. and shall sell h
al pub ic auc ion, The Office of BrOnsU Sewal, on
Tuesday The 12Ih day Of April ne1i al O'Clock NJ,
he same being under mortgage and recorded al the
stern Reg iSry OF Deeds for said County Of Lincoln.
3w39= N. NICHOLS. Deputy Sheriff.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Shrrif'S Sale.

INCOLN, IS, March 9th, 1851 this day seized on
IL execution, Samuel Haley Samuel l. Foster, all
the right in equity that the said Foster ha or had at the
time OF the attachment the original writ being the 18th
day OF July, SJ2 10 redeem the following described prem
lses situa "a i'll the City Of Bath the of Wash
mgon aid Pine streets, with the buildings iNeTeOnalSO
lO OF land situated in said Baih the of High
and North Streets aud shall sell the pubcauc
ton at the Office Of Bronson & Sewal on Tuesday the
18th day Of April next, O'Clock NJ the being
under mortgage and recorded the Western Registry OF
Deeds for said County of Lincoln.
5w39A N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

a poor widow was asked how she be-
Iaine SO much attachedto certain neigh
Uoi' o: ana replied that she was bound to
hln' n Oy several cords of wood, which he
nad O'o sent to her during a hard winter.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
WORMS EXPELLED
M BY THE
American Vermifug

Saccarappa, a child who had been a long time all
Ing-had been doclored FOR worms had taken Fagn-
eslocks Vermltuge and oher remedies, bu all 10 no
purpose, 'cGs cured by one 6ote Of the Ameriean Per
mUuSe-a very large quantity Of worms being dis
cha rged. a'-'S
Another ctd in Saccarappa seemed 10 be in a de-
clIne-had been doctored for worms The former
case hqd become rery febfc. curedby The Ameri-
worms. ~
Refer 10 Mr. Cox, postmaster or 10 Warren & King
OR Agents at SaccaraPpa.
p r. I'm HORNS. chi ID ON Portland ST., Portland,
was entirely cured of Pin Worms By The american
Vermifuge Halk siaamsr.ffn1 lrrTI~lf
We can refer 10 cases IN almost every street in the
city, and IN many towns in The country where tcorns
haze ben erpeed, and cures ected by this onpar
able norm uasdicins. vi t- fwm = vi aHE
10 IL is pleasant to the taste and IIdren ari take
Without The nauseous effects Of other worm meci-
cInes.
Sold by G. w. ATWELL, under the U. s. Hotel
Portland. "tA'AN
Also sold A. G. Page, Bath, and by Druggists and
deaersin medicine generally. E~r~ If2O
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
WOBMD9S lFAIlG
Prize Medal Furnace.

WE present ChiIson's Patent Arwarming and vent-
wv lang Furnace, with the utmost confidence that it
will prove ITSELF on fair tria tobe she best Furnace in
use.
The long and thorough experience of the inventor
the subject of air warming and venatlon and the fact,
that during the past years, CIIiLSON'S FUR
MACE has gradually Superseded all other Furnaces in
tho public Schools Hospitals and Institutions of the city
of sufficient guaranty of their superiority.
Their chief recommendations are purity Of air, power
ful heaerswit great economy in the consumption OF
fuel will burn coal or wood equally well, superior draft,
lars if needed. t VA
These Furnaces warranted to give perfect saslac-
ton or they will be taken down and no charge made
Please call and examine at the store in Rogers Block
Front Street. near Sagadahock Ferry.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

An English paper, noticing the fact
that young man had broken both legs.
concludes the paragraph by saying thai
I'VE aseI happy to hear that he is going
on as we'll as could be expected '-aS o
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
BATH STEAM
CQRDAGR MANHFAGTARH

TlHE above Manufactory during The pas,
ing been completely reftled Win new ~ nav
including Engi-e, rarring Apparatus AVA H
machineryco all the latest impTaa Summing
The propreIors would invite the aiyr,innn ng n ~
owners, and dealers in Cprdage generally m slP
tabIshment, where may be found an assor,
quallly Hemp and Manill Cordage, which win h %
by wholesale or retail the IOioest manu- - sou
ceS 3-ftf MMfMsm1nM aTt~S'"e'sPrt-
Gangs Of Cordage, warranted equal TO anv,p,h.
marke t,furnished short notice, and all orders fron
this orneighboriDg towns, will be promptly attenda
r,ease eaii6efore purchasing elsewhere. f-
u4' q. x J. r.. DONNELL -
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Hardware, Cutlery, 30.
MITCHELL & Low.

W EEP constantly ON hand and for saealarge and SUI
n perior assorimen nj OF Hardware, Edge Tools Saws
Carpenters Tools fevery description, at the lowest
prices for cash. atM aln tftn4.
Also. .constantlyon hand, Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &c &c. 80
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

Once and again have found that The
most cross~gralned are BY no means the
worst OF mankind, nor The hnmhlas, - =
station the least polished in feeling "
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Removal.

u II. SMITH 4 Co. have removed their store from
IL. The corner of Water aud Fe eral Sls 10 Elm ST..
alihe head of Wafer ST.. where they have filed up
with COOL an assortment of Family and Ship stores
as can be found in The city OF Bath.
Bath, Feb ,, %