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uour readers win, we doubt not, be grati6sd

uour readers win, we doubt not, be grati6sd
10 learn that the editor of the Times and Gazette
desires to end the controversy between that.paper
anu the Intelligencer. Such controversies are al
ways unpleasant to the public, who have no con-
cen in them, and should, when they necessarily
occur, be brought to close as speedily possible.
As to the merits of the matter, those interested
must Judge. 1t was one principally concerning
the Proprietors of the Intelligencer, and affecting
their rights and interests, and, therefore, we felt
ourselves called upon to intefere no further than
to repe as we did the gross and untounded charges
made by the editor of the Times upon this paper
in general terms, and all connected with it. Hav-
ing done that we left the matter in charge of the
Proprietors, whereit properly belonged. We are
Always glatifed tosee the end of personal coatro-
versy, and while We do not fear or complain of
severity,' we are sometimes necessarily called up
on to expose error, and to correct misrepresenta-
ton, --'..e
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The resolution passed the Senate. authorizing
the President to confer the rank of Lieut.. General
upon Winfield Scott, by a vote OF "a ayes to 10
nays, 9s.i. 81, h s5...t..... .e- .......-.
The NqtiaHal Lnteuigeneer speaking Of the ac-
ton Of the Senate, says: d, <. O.. ..s.5 J
Among the proceedings in the Senate on Tues
day our readers will have observed that resoluI
ton passed that body, which was offered some days
ago BY Mr. Clemens, 10 authorize the creation of
the office Of Lieutenant General. As it will be
understood that this proposed increase of rank in
our Amy has reference to one gallant veteran,we
presume we may congratulate him upon so espe-
eial and hatteTing compliment as is conveyed by
this vote OF the Senate. The passage of this re-
solution is indeed an enyiahle Testimonial to the
many distinguished services and to the long devo-
1ionto his country which have made the name Of
WssdaeId Scott household word in all parts of our
country even before the partiality of his friends
presented him to his fellow citizens as candidate
Tor the highest reward within their gift. go
All who know the worthy General are aware
thstFhis 6quinimitylhas not suffered from his de-
fcatssnor has his zeal in his official duties been at
ali impaired, Even had such been the case, this
distinguished honor might well be healing balm
for any Modification arising from want of success
in thai campaign which, for the first time in his
life he underwent as1efeat s8l ,..t.s
IteeItainly will EXCHANGE the value of this gem
cIUus tribute to the merits of General Scott, when
he remembers that the grade Of Lieutenant Gene
nj has been conferred but once before in our his
tory. That was upon George Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-01

wHAI1na Buaitsslr The whaleman's Shipping
List says that there are no less than six ships now
in course of constructionin New Bedford for the
whale fishery, all of which are to be completed
during the ensuing spnng. Five Of these vessels
aSe intended for the sperm fishery. In addition to
these evidences faeiiyityin the business the List
heaIs 81 several houses IN pursuit good merchant
ships for the whaling business.
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Notice to Water Renters.
/, oeiet Of he Water IHori',

/ IN. i &
- WnE.LINo, Nec.2S, 1889, - s
THE Stone Masons, Briclaycrss Brckuakers, Plaster
Others who used the wafer belonging TO tho
ctyare hereby notified that there will be meeting Of the
COmnhttee on Water Works at the City SeIgeants Office,
on Tuesday the 4th proXnO, at O'clock p M Tor tho
purpose OF assessing their rents this will be the last
neetng the committee, and tho collectors mefor
plotting collections expired, he may be compelled to
iepy for remaining rents Those interested will there
fore nd it to their to attend with the amount OF
of the committee, from which there will be no AGATE
ment.
Manufacturers have commenced taking water since
tho first OF the also to attend At the same
time. ..t JAMES TANNER,
dec3O Chairman.
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- 81 ii II 4
ikssSSs 5Ss&s-Y You a lfleasf. IN e4f{sf
coming Charter Recital ghlcs al &
lug a1d vSiia 1a'stg 81
y ~ an
ssdf the once 81 Cry sEaa exS4S ana obi
MOVES goTf
= ss,51s Rlsf
dce OF Wharf itsteT, aud he viii be
:s9Inpg eleetonby . NY iss s ,,ssI
ofics.1 S''''s - diFee.
sEatt9rs 4, deatIe tS 81
lie dfhse OF oily cleiE one Or THE ~ ana ana
M. Eaft6f tSin pIeaI q annodnee Gro, ssrt Of
as candidate at the next tity election for in
didate for hc ONCE OF Superb OF tina 81
atsthe ensuing charte, Election. - 81 ~
t Wa and his practical %
ter Pipes and their attachments, make him a"
5sdeea1 u MANY aTls
~ Ms Eaitor. gu win lease ennounce the name
REPs UHAPEINEa d Candidate for The III ee 81.
Sergeant at the ensuing Charter Election ~ g
fh9t {Sso gs 9sligs sTa
supported by them for the Office OF City sergesA y
Eafto1. INTEL gsncer;-P leaso announce thatsVA
: Is y 14tS' v6fERssS 81 rs n -
Mr. 1Sftor:-You will please announce GEos ! ~
as stitabIe person for Superintendent OF Water w
For SIS qualifications, we refer 70 Mr.. John6i
aeht able Incumbent OF the 0fice, or to Hobba
Engine builder and obIge I'D
dec9g MANY. FoTEiln
Mr. Eaitor:-You viii please announce our pr
efficient ~ harr Master, JACOB e. BIER, aeandit
and ohllgo many itizens from q
Mfr. swish it understood that 10 ifs0
ERs isaiSandi datefOE City Sergeant, #
Idee23 - ~ -NSASEEE4s
NEwS s saadldste for '1idsrp as
JOHN GtloHRIsT ST., viii be a candidats i5t <thel
fee Of o. saryeycr at the ensuing charter
Mr.. Eaiis Please announce JANIS NECK Eft
candida alderman Of the I'd Ward at thsa proa
ing elections Gsee2el rs
candidate for Market Master at the ensuing election
| dec29 ~ Y !ifs q fiMANYSRQTER
~. Riter:5izYna VII! please announce R. 3
iSs Is esnaEss "a s1 = rs
Nj: please as5ss5ee tia lku
nert and eblise S sTE go &c
NJ. Iaitoys-I CT id1
JACOB AAfICKs iaate for
dec30 ssf5fss 49, = g IA .
\ Mr.. EdftOr.-It tapniyersSfIy understood KS Il IN
Q. MARTIN viii bessa oFtsd for the q AfaE
/ 8Er. Eaitor:-I wodll ectfnlly otter aeat
date atthe ensuing cid election fo the
tor ofTaxes- 4deeaQ1 & + IS g 81
atthe coming election faf collector or Igater
dec31 - ilss7z.es 8VoTERs
M. Baitor.-JAMRsElfs BUG Err win 81 81 81
for collector of Water the ensplug 81.
deest IL u; e MY n
Mr.. Editor.-P1sase announce Tp9E NsFLIts II q "a.
date for City Sergeant We believe he viii s,
Client officer, and will reeese The, votes 81
Mr.. Editor:-AanounesJ oHis.A. lie. RliLfbIr
candidate for City sergea1 the cof3g eleoti6n9
oblEe fssa danls1 "a q 9, PEso
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South caroli,,a.

The Governor Of South Carolina has the follow
ing conclusion to his Inaugural Address, which
would seem to foreshadow better aud more ra-
tional feeling in that portion of the Union, than
has heretofore characterized it: i:=e
al am about to take the oath prescribed by law,
to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution
of this State, and Of the United States. 1 shall
endeavor faithfully TO discharge my obligations 10
both, not less for the respect and veReration in
which hold them, than that the future happiness
and prosperity of the country depend upon their
maintenance and inviolability. We yet have high
duties to perform, touching the welfare of the
South, by giving fresh vigor and a more effective
organization to those well tried principles of State
Rights, to which this Commonwealth has been SO
long and so ardently attached. But should it hap
pen, fowever, in the Providence of God, that, du-
ring the term of my Office, obligations to one shall
become incompatible with the support Of the other,
then both my inclination and duty as State Rights
Republican will be TO sustain the Constitution and
The laws of this Commonwealth.
The Government of the tinted States has re-
Gently undergone trials of its strength to which it
has never before been subjected, and which have
threatened 10 sever, from time to time, the bonds
which unite its various parts in federative COM
pact But the linwillingneSs of the people TO en-
danger Government under which they have en-
loyed SO much happiness and attained such
extent the tendencies to wTeckless fanatacisn
and total disregard of the guarantees of the Con
stitution. As if to carry these views into effect
they have, by an unexampled majority, given the
/ Administration of the Federal Government into the
hands of those who Sand pledged before the coun
Ivy TO sustain all these guarantees, and the right
each section ofthe Confederacy."
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Books at the Depot.

HONE SCENES, by Grace Aspilari Costumes Of Eu
III rope and Aneric1 Juvenile Sports and Occrpations
Natural History Quadrupeds Sketches Incidents and
Adventure in the Far Vest Ike Mccandss First Loye
Tom cheaper than ever; Cabin and ParlOr tho best
answer variety OF Holiday Xingsi and doubt
not by the time this appears In print the victorious Har-
per for Jan, 'O3 will be on the counter.
dec30 JAS H. McMEGHEN.
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error Local, River. Tslegrapao and Commercial Intel
EFor 9o'tIY. choice Literary selection, ana Variety.
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nenemher 1sth. 1eb2.

shall sta:t out of the Jail III the morning it be
ing the 18th, and if get killed. leave 80 dollars
Which 1 wish to be divided equally among my chill
dren, after paying for my coffin and 6uTYng sex-
penses. can't Stay here-lve or die shall start,
and say 10 my children can't do them any good,
and what viii send will do them some good, and
| it may do them some good. Give Marian good
clothes if you please. . s.n1rp
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: TTt is intimatsa that Gen. Pierce does mot I'M
tend to have a public Inauguration and make the
customary inaugural speech, heretofore made from
the East partic0 OF the Capitol.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-01

NIAGARA FALLS AND LAKE ERn.-Professor Sill
Imam, the eminent geologist, discredits the opin-
ion advanced BY some, that the gradual weraing
awayof the rocks OF Niagara Falls. may possibly
result in draining Lake Erie. In recent lecture,
he remarked: .F~.s-.,
They willnot halt at their present station, but
retreat slowly and surely about two miles further,
where they will stop again for an unknown period,
and probably forever, since at this place the hard
limestone will form both base and top of the Falls,
and thus stop the rapid destruction Of the rock.
Some have thought they would finally reach Lake
Erie and then the Lake would be completely drain
ed. Such en- event is impossible. At the point
already mentioned, the torrent will gradually weal
away the surface of the limestone, forming a nap
id, and thenceforth Niagara will be one Of the LOST
wonders Of the world. ~ Ky ru
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oxs42a S1u6r.-Beard and scald the oyster,
strain the liquor, and thioken it with little flour
and butter squeeze little lemon Juice, and add
th1ee tsblespoonfuis of Cream. Heat it well, but
do not let it boil s-,,,.,
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DIR. DYES REI,IEF

DIX. DX ELS hGlI1GH
For Coughs, Colds, HOGrseness, Bronchitis and
~ = Encipient Consumption. .ziz
TNIFTEEN years sueccssin the OF this SYRUP, in
Il private practice for tho various Affections Of the
BrOEcha and Lungs is deemed sucient recommendation
in presenting # 10 The aoed to insure trial OF its eF-
fc1cy. 2
There is nothing in this Syrup that will nauseate there
be danger In giving TO the youngest child or in its
any quantity under any circumstances is pleas
ant m, d and elIcctuAl.
Price 90 cts. per bottle. -.
For sale by .t KILLS & CALDWELL, ~
decso Sole agents
q Es6IS. ts0rref'S Scotch Bnun;
II 10 bXs Wade & Cos Tobacco, Lynchburg
100 bus Ground Nus-Fresh;
90 bXs Juiuba Paste
bales Burdo Almonds;
20, 900 Imported Segarsj vi.
90 drums Figs;
20 bxs Raisensj
-. 4 cases Sardines;
8 bags cream nuts;
8 FilbeTts;
10 dOE Acidueas Drops;
bbls StuTats PulveTiLed Sugar; '.
Just received ard for sale at BROOKS,
dee29 No 112, Main street.
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New Wholesale. hiquor Store
BECKER, WELLER & FRANzm1M,
Importers OF 49,
Wines, Brandies, Gins, &c.

This is branch of tho House of Becker, Weller Co..
OF Philadelphia, and will always be in the receipt Of the
pures best Wines and Liquors, which viii be supplied
10 dealers Wheeling and the surrounding at the
Inryest Eastern Wholesale prces. decl6
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from New York.

~ From New York. 5
lust received and for sale lot of citizen Hats
u and fashionable article.
lust received and for sale Boys cloth caps Cents plush
uecs 81 O'''N' 'H''N s. D. HARPER.
ID EoEIvED and for salo 20 dog Kossuh Hats fur and
III wool. Also large lot OF Muskratc caps. sEt
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Tobacco and Cigars!
MIN LAUCHLIN, No 1852 Main street, mas among his
w large assortment the following articles q =
E MeTada L ID lump, boxes Hartgrove twin BIOS
box Dudley. do Mnnin, ~
do Sacramento, I do Golden Orange,
do RodneyIs 9 do Ruck's pound lump,
10 do HurterIs Ib lump / do JAckson's do
do Melton's do 3 do Maikin,s do
fe do RAYS do 3 do Maildn's plump
6 do Riley's lb lump, lido Clintona do i,l
g do Baret's do do J. Herers DO
gross Yellow Bank Tobacco; ~ .L
10 do Smoking TObaccoi FRO - -t,.7T-
10 barrels Cut and Dry
1 gross German Pipes; 49,. - 1i
I cask Carrots Scotch Snuff Rappee q Macabauch.
20GO Las Tras Marias Regain Cigars,
1000 London Regalia Cigar;
1000 Rio Hardo do do
1000 La Gotta Deagua Regalia Cigars; .atft
1000 La Flor Seviana do y do ~ = y
2o0l ,Bensageror go do ~ do 30 --s,-..-
1000 La AnlpuedAd do DO
1000 Deacruz Principe cigars, 1000 II Dorado Principe;
5000 Steamboat brrn do 1000 La NaclonaI cigars;
1000 FL Neptune Panetias do 1850 Wash. La Normal
1900 La FancR Havana 1OOO La Palmetto HAVANA
1000 In Fideldad do 1000 Las Tras Martas do
1000 La Vigilance do 1000 81 Genial do
1000 Primavers do 1000 bandress do
1900 Taylor and Fillmore Havana; tt
1000 BENJAMIN Franklin do. -4ts. 81
dec7 t6a-1yd
New Wholesale Liquor Store
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l'[Another Postscript.

I IneYer shall forget you and yonr wife. Tell
Mrs. Raney, God will reward her for her kindness
hoIr. 10 talk and would die better satisfied; but
i have to 90 and shall start now, for the longer
/ stay the worse feel. Say to my children never
do as have done, and say to all mankind farewell
ana ifthey please to instruct my children how to
dofor the best. Il could write more if had time
but it's so dark emit hardly see. You viii all
do better for my children than can, for which
hone YOU will be rewarded for it. Farewell, fol-
va; FAff1 .a.os B. sADLER.
Condition; although his life is not despaTed Of
Petefs6rgh LiteLlig Saser. Dec. 20.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-01
New Boots and Shoes: !

Wm. B0Le, 161 llInin Nreet, WlleeItge, q q
rs now opening the frstIot OF his Fail and
Il of Boots and Shoes, which embraces evefgstyIel
wear Cents boys and youths boots and stoest 70 dt.
nate tho variety would DO too lengthy for an 4arer
~ This stock is exclustv ely New York and Rhtiade
make; tho latest style and best stock
both cftfesfit is warranted and guaTantie
kers and the nndersigned Particular attention aes
tho article orladies travelling boots. ~ WV tso14t
Y sep24 - - = . - -
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iVaIaabTe FFoPesty 59E sale oF q

PHEtneE9h1ps ~ ga IL
THE undersigned offers for sale or co:partneist-
BLAST FURNACE, located four miles from the line
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and near Paramount,
Co., Va, together with an abundance OF Iron Ore
stone, Coal and Timber, close TO the furnace. THU
signed wishes either to SELL exeid his operatien
to any one having Rolling Mill or Foundry in Vine
Steam Engine, he win offer the most liberal tefms ne
ing all machinery or stock ut fair valuationS
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal seen s.
Office OF the Wheeling Inteigencer tsssf q
Cost Of Iron ore delivered at the furnace, per
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels. 4
Cost OF Limestone, per ton.
Hon. Thomas HaylnOn1 win receive and opndprtl
gentlemen to the establshmentwhom may desire 10 visit
ex oeti4et r. JOHN, g. VILLA N
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HatsI Hats ~
aTusT received nav article OF Caasimer HAS or G.
81 tleneHIs ware. Call and SEQ them.
noya5 ~ 4 Z n LIZ IS Q. HARRER3
NOTHERlo lot OF AoKee6t Roberts nPs pTeniprg RJa'
N cts, Tweeds, Casaimeres, Flannelns Iinseyst 90
Yarns-aI at factory prices by, 81. 49,
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NoRTHwEsTERN BANK o. VIRaIN1A,

Wheeling, Dee.20, 1852.
THE Annual Election for five Directors q the Parent
Bank and four FOR each Of the branches q
ersburg and VIII he held at the
In Wheeling on Tesady ne IN dey Of 1anid5g HsL BE-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock a IL and O'Clock d
This bank win be closed Christnas and New Years.
day as usual. $500 ~,
ldseafzts -. ~ D. LAMB, Casb'r.as
I5foIIer .5onathans FOR christnas have arrived At
443ee III +sfOs = las. n MebIECHEE. =
E7TBASKfSTSGTOundN 1tsj boxes IeLaonsi 200 bpxeS
lGJO offne Craekers-Just received and for sac n
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n yod re troubled with cough; pain in the breast
Il any affection oil the LUngs-Use 5rentllngers Com
pOurd SyrEp OF Boheset l lfy ~ IHi Is Z
II you are afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises sprains your hands or feet are
ment; and 10 .,
Should yon be affected with Scrofuls CT any disease
arising from imprty the blood the inudclos use
Of mercury, by all procure Brentnger's Fluid Ex
tract OF Sarsaparila and Dandelon. go - ~ -
These remedies been tried by hundreds and in all
CAGES have q ven their superior
ecacy over every other medicine in the cure of those
complaints, for which they arc recommended.
10 A- BRENTLtNGER q. ARMsTRoNG'S
Apothecary Monroe street. adjoining the MeLre House,
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- MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS b ANK,
| % o. Wheeling, 22d,Dec., 1852.
THIS Bank will be eIosed usual Saturday next,
CChrstmas and the Saturday following CNew Year,
| drc23 fTit't - S. BRADY, Casl'r.
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5fl =, Holiday Presents. ae.1F I
CtnAFR exanie and select Christmas and New Yearss
Gifs Irum large and wen selected assortment Jse
opened at the China, Glass Queelsware House and stea1
U.s. 'I : :. - HOBBS, BARNES & COT 7
No % Monroe st. near the Post Once,
%. Yheeln "
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smylie's Coach FaotoF
No. 1S9, Market flres1, Whseling a

NeaIIg gil1siIe ne v aslFIg slg'E II
II HAVE constantly hand variety of the most
proved Eastern style OF Carriages OF ell
and made OF the choicest teral, and mo-
found elsewhere GaSud see and judge for your
will pay particular attention TO an orders in ile
business. All Carriages warranted iakei
in exchange for now ones. Repairing done lsit
nave on hsff few second hand Carriages low
/ nov20 = 1870 4 l5sl i = JAS SafYIIEli
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winfield Scott,

lsrThsy may take who have the power,
And they may hold who can"
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,MERcHANTs AND MECHANICS BANK -
- wheeling, Goth Dec, 1852.
TIIE Stockholders hereby notified that the annual
election for ak Directors this Bank viii be held at tho
Banking House on onday, 10th JaHry next.
at III Nj. NO q s. BRADY, Cash'r.
dec21-tde -ss.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18
r. II. MILLER s. CO.,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
CHINA, GLASS AND EANTHENWANE

No ~, Mdlu Street, between Chcsnut aud plnc,
FIHE subscribers IN sOrc aud 10 aUvp for Spring
L Sales One Thousand Crates ard CnsN nr
EARrHENWhRE AND CHINA,
Comprising ali varieties md quRus necessary 10 make up the
pcIa offered lot sale In this market,
Via
c, O. nluc Edged rpn Painted Printed rOlnled'Flown-
blue and MHheFy, Printed Fpwn.bue and Mulberry, CAn
ton blue, Fancy iuNc aud White Granite, Ethcnware ln
N their variety Of style mud paernt ralR White EnNmeled
nue. Raised Figured LuEe Rad-EIgT0d aud Gold nand
English China, Tea Sets, Tcas Plates &c', &C. Of entirely
new shapes aud narrna
Every variety or PNn, Pressed and Cut Glassware OF Amer
team, Eastern and WesIcn French aud Bohemian manuiae-
Ne, at reduced pricos, -. -.
FRENCH CHINA
TeAe Coeos, Teas aud nOnoT See Mug CoOgnrN Vases,
&c 81 or every descriptions Fancy Articles, or all kudS,
very cheap, 49,
English r d. Pipes and American Pipe Heads, Walters,
Tea Trays, ol elegant designs OF owe Nporaons, war
Tantcd equal u any In the market
BRITANNIA WARE, OF every description, from the cele
hled mNnuAesTy OF GlcUsoR Sons Dorchester MNsSaehn.
ues low prices, We also of6r full sock oC Goods for
the SANTA FE MARkEr to which tho eLICnlon of tn
Merchants engaged IN that Trade " particularly invited, As
sorted Crates the Country Trade, packed In the best
always hand, Our packers have many yeats experience
put up goods In manner excocd anywhere N our nu
menIus customers can testify, mGhlOsSI
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18


Yours, faithfully,
April 9TH, iSbs, (Signcd) WALKER, h co
The Pills should be used conformity with the 0mtmcr,
in most Of the following cases.
Bad Legs Chicgo.foot Fstuas
Dad Breasts ChllOains Gout
Burns Chapped hands GlOndula dwellings,
BunIohS Corns (Son) Lumhago
Bite OF Mos. Cancers piles
chetoes aud Contracted and Rheumatism
Sand Flies stiff Joints Scads
Coco,oNy Elephantiasis Sore Nipples
! Sore thIoaS Skin n.diSeaseS Scurvy
Sore-heads Tumours Ulcers
Wounds Yaws
Sold at the Establishment OF Professor Holloway,
eAi, Strand, (neOr Temple Barr london, and by ali
Vendors Of Medicines throughout the United States,
in Pots at SIZE, SIC, aud Sl,5oc, each, Wholesale
by the principal Drug houses in the Unoni by MeSsrS
A r, h ID, SANDS, New York,
SG- There is considerable saving by taking the
larger Sizes
N B,-DircctionS for ,he guidance Of patients 10
every disorder are affixed to each Pot. (mehl7wlY
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-18

Main stloel, HNhnlbNI, Mo,
VINIE subscriber has permanently located in this city
l. aud Is always prepared TO repair watches, broken
iewery, &C., in the most workmNNlikS manner, aud on
The mostresonNbe terms, HG has u ow on hand, and
onStanty receiving fresh supplies Of the finest and
most fashionable Jewelry Watches, Clocks, &C., from
the best importing houses in the east His stock is
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
who glveh a call will be satisfied with his bNTgOnsi
as he offers great Inducements 10 purchasers.
The citizens OF Marion and Rails counties are re-.
spectrully invited Ia give me call, Store on Main
street. opposite the "GreNt Western Tsept5l
Just received in addition 10 his tolm stock, sup.
ply Of Ear Rings, Pins, sc, Also a very fine lot OF
let Ear Rings, new style, Smiths New York Gold
sns--wOrGntsd-a very fine article, oetG@