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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-17

the hotels are closed, and those that remain
Use barley as a substitute for flour, and on our
departure, little of that was left. A meeting
was held the other evening at Craycrofts TO
take into consideration the propriety of able bo-
died men quitting town, leaving what little still
remained for the consumption of the infrm and
female part Of the community. Consequently
an immense number left.
We copy the following from the same news
paper: ..
Mr.. Moodey states that no less than 700 mi-
ners on Churn creek, IN the vicinity of his
ranch, were compelled to subsist six days on
acorns, being entirely destitute Of provisions,
and unable to procure them in consequence Of
the high water.
AT Downie's ranch on the north side of Cow
creek, twelve persons were cooped up in room
seven by nine, for eight days, during which
time they were obliged to subsist on one scanty
meal of beans per diem.
We learn from Mr.. Hickok, who left Good
years bar on Monday last, that the snow in that
region was four feet deep; that three men had
been found on the hill this side, frozen to death,
with -four lashed to their backs, who had been
carried by Mr.. II. and his party TO the bar and
buried. MIR. Hickok came through in3 days on
foot, bringing $ll 600 in treasure. He says he
was on the point of yielding to extreme exhaus-
tion several times. 1t is the intention Of Mr..
II. to get the train through to the bar if possi-
bic. Almost the only bread used was barley,
which sold at so cents per lb.
Some judgment may be formed Of the severi-
Ity of the suffering among the miners from a
statement which we notice in one Of the papers
that -four was selling at two dollars pound
Iearly four hundred dollars barrel! Fifty to
seventy-fve cents appears 10 be about the ordi-
nary price per pound throughout the mining re-
gions. The Sacramento Transcript of the lst
inst, remarks:
A report is prevalent in Stockton that some
miners recently attacked train of wagons in
Mariposa county, and riAed them of all they
contained. This, says the Journal, must not be
wondered at, nor too strongly condemned, as il
is the spur of starvation that drives men TO such
crimes. Their lives depended on the stake
and men will resort TO any extreme TO satisfy
the demands of nGture.
From other quarters the record is equally dis
couraging, but more particularly from Calavera'
county, whe;c the deprivation is more heart
rending. A gentleman of our acquaintance in
forms US that riding out short distance from
town few days SINCE he met man up to hi
armpits in water, wuding and swimming int
town as best he could, with but one determine
tion-to have something to eat
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Arrival Of the Canada,
PHILADELrMIA, Feb. 4, P.

PHILADELPHIA, reo' ~ p NJ
The Canada arrived at l-2 o'clock.
The City of Manchester arrived out on the
morning OF the 20lh ult. ....
ESGLASD. The Government is making in-
quiries of the Railroad companies, how many
horses and munitions of war they can carry al
specified points in case of an emergency.
A large militia station is to be formed near
Birmingham. No more regulars are to be sent
from home.
Great activity prevails in the various navy
yards.
Napier, an English ship-builder, received or
ders from the French Emperor 10 build l6 fri
gates. The English admiralty cancelled the or
der and gave him similar orders.
Great appreheusiuns are felt in England oi
some intended "coup de main" OF Napoleon.-
Mr.. Gladstone is elected.
FRASoE-PdrlS--Fri evening En-
perors marriage ia announced to take place to,
morrow week at the church Of "Notre Dame. :
Montga is the hdy's name, with dowry Oh
millions.
The Emperor refuses tOaccep M. Drum d'
L'Huy's resignation.
Line of battle ships, frigates and fifteen small
Ter vessels are building in the French Nay!
Yards.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-17

VocAL MAoUSERY OF BIRDs.-lt is diticul'
to account for so small creature as bird ma,
king tone as loud as some animals a thousand
times in size; but recent discovery has shown
that, in birds, the lungs have several openings,
communicating with corresponding air bags or
cells, which fill the whole cavhy Of the body
FROM the neck downward, and into which the
air Passes and repasses, in the pfcgTess OF breath
ing. This is not all; the bones are hollow IRON
which air pipes are conveyed to the most SOC
parts Of the body, even into the quills aud tealn
ers. The air being rariffed By the heat ot 'hen
bodies, they can dart down from the grea'e es
heights with astonishing velocity NO dT'e
the same machinery forms the basis oil Their Vo
cal puwer, and at once resolves the mystery.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-17

Fslsr sIisl.,. 3 .eaps tIan KsilIInsny.

- 81 = =
1--WE are all subject 70 Disappointment" says
my aunt, with sigh.
sTrue, we are answered; ''bu you surely
don't pretend to call mine disappointmen,f
"What else, you bloskhead p'
"Why an escape, aunt; Wonderful, miracu-
ous and delightful escape.
"Why these are strange words, Peter" Il.
"No more strange Than true, my good CUNT
and every days observation makes Il more se
"How SOP i
''Mereiy peeping, aunt lpokins into the hearts,
the secrets and houses Of those that are married,
and lam taught then the true blessings es hher-
ny. 'Tis gift Of Heaven, bestowed on man By
his divine Creator--sud ell animated beings free
from tie thraldOm Of slavery, sing together fOF
joy-for they are free"
"Why Peter, you seem lnspiree"
IL am aunt, when speaking OF hoertgs"
"Then you don't regret the loss 81 Dolly"
mot a fg--not fg-did you evct hear the
reason Of our separation, aunt 2"
"NoI--Well, / will tell it TO yOu-'tis an ex-
celleni joke, assure you've were on our way
10 the church for the awful crime Of mairimonyi
trudging along the path leading to the holy Pile,
quite loving and sffectionate, when all Of sud-
den Dolly looks up in my face and cries, Peter.
Peter: What, Dolly? says Peter, says che,
who is TO make the ere after we are marrieda
You Of course, Dolly, replied--,hat you mqst
be aware is females place-her duty, Mi.
Single, tell you it is unmannerly, ungentlei
lmanlike, and IL is unhusbandiike too, 70 za3
must make the fre--do you think will get Up
OF cold frosty morning, while you are sleeping
in bed, and make your fire, sir Why Dqllti
my dear, this is strange conJuct--and went
on to tell her, that / would prepare the wood
over night, and have every thing ready for hefi
and Dolly, you know my business win call ne
out early. don't know, nor don't care, Mf:
Single, make the fire will not. You Yont
make the fire. madam No, sir. Then. D6llyt
hang me if have you. Then Mr. Single, hang
me II care"
'.And so you parted" 1g- -.
"Yes, on The spot--and have reioiced At shs
event ever SINCE" ttsIaza
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-17
S,1r.-Shsen undoubtsdly require s.h y

SALT.-Shsep undoubtedly require s'h in
winter. Some salt their hay when il Is stored
in the barn or stack. This is Objectionable as
you thus constitute yourself the judge, or con
irolIer in matter, where the appetite Of the
sheen is a much safer guide. Il may be left
accessible TO them IN the salt-bOx as in summer,
or il is an excellent plan 10 give them an Ocea-
sional feed Of brined hey or straw. This last
is done in warm thawing weather, when their
appetite is poor, and thus serves a double Pnr-
nose. With wisp OF straw sprinkle ihin
ayer of straw with brine-thsn another layer
of straw and another sprinkling, AID 90 on
Let this lie until the next day, for the brine to
be absorbed by the stAw. and then feed ute
all the grazing animals on the farm which need
An altinO a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-17

The following specimen OF boT's letter.
from an English Comic Anhual, is cts u the
richest things Of the kind we have eter seen.=-
There is as an exchaiEe Remarks. F;:sal: ssssE
OF character ia it--so much Of that spirit 6t
drollery, mixed with mischief, which often Pre-
walls in the young rOgues Of the male sex, that
one cannot help declaring II % be, il its cska
words, capital fun The tpislle IS sent BY =
cour,ry boy to what eockney would call Lila
friend in town: hf
Now, Bob, III tell you what ! want. IFant
,o,, to come down here for the holidays. DOn't
he afraid. Ask your sister to ask your mother
20 ask YOUR father to LET you come. rs only
ninety miles. The two 'preniices, George and
will are here 10 be made GSrmers Of; and bros
l,ber Nick is took home from school 70 help in
lagrieulture. We like farming very tsheh--It's
It's four have got gdn and 60 Ottt Shooting;
lil,s famous good gun, and sure TO SO oil II you
don't full cock it. Tiger is TO be cur shooting
,lov. a, soon as he has left of killing sheep
Hes real savage, and worries cats beautiful.
Before father comes down we mean t. lac our
bull with him. There's plenty Of new rivers
about, and we're going fishing A. soon as
we've nented Ouf top joint. We've q pony,
too. 10 ride upon, when We can catch b NJ but
Ines loose in The taddoeR, he has neither name
nor tail 10 signify, to lay hold 81. I.nt il ahe.
BobP You assr dome. II your niolheT wont
Ave yOt, leuvs 10 allow yoa-zrun awaS. Re-
member yOd turG Op GOswslr street t9 g T.
LincOlnshirs, and ask for "laalslsn .ls':- ~
hs,a I'm YOU come; but lot il be before Sunday,
- there's our own orchard TO rob, and the fruits
lo hs sslbered on Monday. fyou Ike Sticking
l,S,y sses, We know where the hsns lay and
mother don't; and Tai bound there. lots OF
birds nests. Do come, Bob, aud i,u snow ye'l
I.on comfortable, dare say foa could borrow
lyonr fathers volunteer mcSkst Oi hiSn without
lbim knowing il; but be sure anyhow e egipS
lthe ramrod, as W. have rtislsid euEs " hf'rs 9
ION. '' a si t.s1 ~
leaa7 a a HeN AKA n 4.
1s .. a.Aa els stlatiss
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-17
ASOrmra Pnrsrsr TO GrS. Plraer.-Th'

ASoruER PHrsESr To GES. PIEReE.-The
Concord, IN. H. Reporter says:
We saw in the bar room at the Eagle, the
other day, rustis chair which came fIsns lndi-
lahapolis, Indiana. present to the Preasdeni
elect. Il is made a hickory branches with the
bark on, and allhoukh strongly aud ingenionsIy
nut together, sfd Of syhrSetTieal forns spl s1s
lto have had back Inads with no other tools
dian an axe and jaokknifs. Some OF the by.
slsnder. inquired II that vas the chair o.
State 7 v.a % 4r1 sI1rr4
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Imvrsy.d Nsds q MAKING BriEk.

A new machine for the manufacture OF bricks
by the application of Dicks powerful press, Is
being constructed under the direction of J. E.
Holmes, at Hadley Fall, for gentleman OF
Taunton. Mass. BY this machine above $4,000
bricks can be made per day. with pressure OF
400 tons, exsrted on every six bricks:
fScientifc Amer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-17

The first locomotive on the railroad from rom
bombay to Taana took place or the 18th NO
Vember, to the great astOnishn1ent o{ the ma
-tives. The read will HOt Be fCrn@lIy oPene'
ttill February,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-17

any similar visitation since the memorable shock
in 1882. 1t destroyed at least onc.third Of the
buildings in Acapulco, and greatly damaged ma
my that were left standing.
The shock commenced at 10 o'clock P. Nj,
and continued about thirty seconds. Not a mo-
ments warning was given; the rumbling sounds
which usually precede such throes Of nature
were not heard in this instance.
From the 4th until The 20th inst, some hun
dred shocks Of less magnitude were felt by your
correspondent, which, following the great ca
lamity, have filled the minds Of the people with
Transformation. They are so overcome with fear,
that none " i'll venture to sleep in buildings COW
cred with tiled roofs, and the Plaza is covered
with tents, under which men and women shell
ter themselves from the weather.
| The custom house, the large house Of the
general commandant, together with some OF the
most extensive commercial houses, are complete
y ruined, including the mercantile house of the
French consul and that Of Senor Juan Az!uyet.
a wealthy Spanish merchant.
! Mr.. Fulton the British consul, had just re-
tired to bed, and at the first moment Of the
shock got up and then under the bed, when the
whole side Of the house fell in, burying him and
bed in the ruins without, however, damaging
his person.
The volcano of Colima, distant 300 miles
northwest from Acapulco, has been sending
forth FIRE, lava and smoke since the earth
quake.
The town Of Chilpanzinge, half way distant
to the city of Mexico, was nearly destroyed.
One Of the most remarkable features attend
ing the earthquake was the fall Of glass bottles
and decanters several feet without breaking
them, when iu ordinary times, if they had Iallen
over upon their sides, they would have been
broken.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

WE ASSERT WIFI CONFlDENCE
THAT ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
A RE decidedly the incest and best toilet ari'-
n ci@s in the world Tor the hair. The u'lest
ch .msis who have examintd this oil, TESTIFY mat
"a. AN agent fr preserving the hair "nd fi"mot'
ingits growth, IL surpassrs any OTHER arlicr'
When comb,ned with Castor Oil the latter hav-
ing been free from all grrasiness AMI its peculiar
odur, IL exercises spe;iic effect on the capla-
~ growth-Mr Spaldin3, after long sriies oi
expcrim-nts, has succee he'd in 80 blending these
articles as TO form IA hair oil, for which all who
desire L, preserve good head oi halr until late
in hE- will be grateful.
THEREFORE, US THEM If YOU WISH
l.,-ro beautify the hair.
2d-ro curl the hair elegantly.
sI-ro remove the d,ndruf ri.cualy.
lth--Tu restore the hair To bald hr"ds,
5th--To give to whishurs abehutllul appearance.
6rh--T- prevent I'll hair from falling OIL
7lh--To cure all diseases Of the sca'p
lSth-s1o drcss false hair elegantly
9ih--I0 cure th" headache.
IO,h--ro kill haircaters.
lI,h--To dress childrcn's hair elegantly.
An genuine will have the signature 81 the Man
u(,ctu,ei and proprietor.
J. RUSSELL SPALnING,
DRuoGIsrA APOTnEcARY, 23 IRiMoHl
Row, Opposite MuseuIn, Boston, Hl"ss.
Trial bottles rs cents only; very la'sebo'tes'
rs cents.
Sold by Agents everywhere; RENAL h"b'e terms
given to dealers. ~
Orders by mail, Express, or otherwise. VIII
rrc.ive prompt and satisfictor, attention.
Sold N Newport. X. l., b, X. }. Taylor,
Hazard & Caswell, and by dealers genrralIy.
yll 3mis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

RRIyAL otC. W. ROBACk, at Boston
n The celebrated DR.. &. W. RoBAok, from
Sweden, Professor OF Astrol"gy, Astronomy,
Phrenology aud GeoiDancy, having lusi arrived
from New York, where he has met WIN the
most extraordinary success for the iast Two
wears, now offers his services ~ tac ciiizrhs "i
H,.ton and it's vicinity. &. " Rulmck beng
the SEVENTH son OF THf stHEsTH son, ana
having made Astroogy his exclusive s'"dN T'hce
the eprly age oi fifteen yea. :, enjoys The 'd'ah-
ages derived from travelling and iehec''nh '"'
il possessed by none IN this country or Europe,
aud bcing so gifted by nature, anu having eu'-
waited this blessed g,it, he is prepared To adapt
them to the following use. and the immaculate
contamination Of the following topics; lie can
be consulted at his office or by letter, Ci pre-
Maid \ and he is prcparedt To make use OF he Iow-
or on any Of the iolloy ing topics Bu nness oi All
descripl ions, Travelling by land aud sea, ."ui'-
ship, vice given for their successful accom-
pllshmeut, Specializing IN STOCKS M'iehahose'
or Real Estate, the Recovery oi Legacies IN dis-
put., the Purchasing Of ! ickets, aud the Safety
of SniDs at Sea. lie has also had the i.onor oi
receiving certificate from the Hon. Z. 10 u
! Bernad,tte. formerly King Of Sweden, when h
| will give him great pleasure TO show to those
who may favor him with a call. He also oilers
his services respecting b">i'l, wealth, mari iage'
owe affairs, journeys, lawsuits, difhcuiiy IN nus,
| iness, fraud, sickness, death, past, present and
/ future events, and all concerns Of life, and IN.
yies all to call who are afflicted corporen'iy or
mentaIly Nativities calculated and read In full,
according to the oraces Of masculine signs.
II TERMS Ladies 500 Gentlemen II 80
II Nativi,ies calculated according to Geomoncy-
for Ladies, in full, S3; Gentlemen, IN iuii, S6,Oo
II Persons At distance can have their Nat'v,ties
Il drawn By sending the date Of the day OF their
n birth.
II All letters containing the above Zee will receive
immediate attention, and Na,ivi,iss will be sen'
TO any part of the world, written on durable pa
per: all letters on the above topics, il post-paid
will he answered gratis.
\ His Office is at No. High street, betweer
Federal and Summer streets. Office hours iron
II ga. NJ. to 9 O'Clock, J.. NJ.
Il Comics Of the As,rolo gcal Almanac have be"T
lef, at the this Office for gratutous ncula''on
i i>22 3m d&w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01
DIR. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATHOIICON

HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN DULY
appointed Agents inr ihe sale oi ihir trhly IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would respectfully in-
vte the attention of Ladies and Practitioners of Nfr
port aud vicinity, to the gratifying success ihat mas
attended It's use wherever introduced, AMI Its happy
adap iaiOn the Of all the distressing hlrehses
for which it is offered; being those incidental to
the respectable female, whether married or single
and usually known by the name of
FEUALE COMPLAINTS.
Ofthese are PRoLApsus uTERI, or Failing oi The
Womb FLuoR Anus, or Wh:ies CHROME IN
FLAMNNTIoS AND NLcERATioN OF fhE W oMb
INCIDENTAL ilaMonnnAag, or Flooding rAis-
FUL, SUrPREssLp. AND IHREGUL>R MkNsrRuA
rloY &c. with all their acc comp panyng evils, Cancer
excepted) no matter how severe, or OF how long
standing.
the confidence Of the afflicted as successful, safe,
aud cheap remedy Is ,ouched for by the iatt "i us
having received the appreciation and ioeiai pa'r'"'
nge OF many pronneu; members 81 Tue
MEDICAL FACULTY
in the United states and also by the voluntary ties,
timnnials given in the pamphlets, from Ladies am
Phys ician, Of the highest respeciblity, ns eefuhen
by the most Satisfactory authority
This preaiatOn Is not n" cure all, bu' Is lh'thn-
ell expressly for the aboye-nanIed complaints, 80
very distressing in their nature aud consequences,
and which have heretofore resisted the skii and ek
ertiuns OF the most accomplished Physicia"s oi MI
countries, To n degree beyond that oi perhaps any
other malaly 10 which the human family ,s heir
TuE INGREDIENTS, as certified by high med
icnl authority (see pamphlct,) are ALL NrGETA
Bi f. and are not associated with any article uh'
friendly to The animal economy.
REFERENCES
7. y. Perkhan,, NJ. D., Utica, N. Y.
J.. u Fleming, NJ d., Canandaigua, n.
u. Y. Fouie, NJ. d., syracuse, y.
NJ IL. Mills, NJ. H., Rochester, n. Y.
!. e Orrck, NJ D., Baltimore, Md.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ.
! W. W. Reese, ". D., City of New-york.
w Prescott VI d., Concord, N. u.
Il Pamphlets can he had at the Drug stores of
/ For salr ia lh. town hy the Druggists generally.
H MOVES = PALMER, Agent, Westerly.
II For sale by most nf the Druggist IN the state
II Is MARtiISl Il CO, Ptoprietorr.
ID CruilL Nnrni 3nl BIOadMAN. \. YOrh. mlly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

A SURE and Pleasant Remedy Tor CoLDs,
n CoUGns, CRorP, WHooPiNG-C"UGH,
ASTHMA, aud If lungs sufficient aie le to sustain
lie, II CERTAIy CURE FOR CoNsuMPTioh
safe tor the Infant OF the Invalid, III any stage
ol weakness.
THE GREAT REMEDY is NJ last discover
ed, Consumption can bc cured aud Coughs
and Colds, the parents Of that fell discase that 30
often brings woe to the homes OF our land, vanish,
as il by magic, before this soyERtIGN REMEDY.
This is th,t which has so long been sought Tor,
and ls IA full faith offered to the public Ger
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whoopng Cough,
Group, Asthma, aud Consumption. and will IN
amy case where lungs sufficient ale left 10 sustain
lir check the liberation and raise the patient 10
health This is not an idle boast, nor Is tins
remedy sent into the mal kct without thorough
Trial, hut has proved y"nd doubt that what
has been asserted CAN RE Dose!
n. B.-BEwARE OF CUUSTERFElTs, and
observe the following pr, missory Note, with the
fac sinile signature ol the proprietor on every
genuine boN
"GS00Ojl On demand promise to pay To
the learer FIVE MILLS for value received.
WILLIAM DEVlNES."
Certificates OF cures To be relied on, found in
the circulars left with the 'ents. Let all the
afflicted try it faithfully. Sold 10y ID. D.ugglsts and
Dealers generally.
Ii the Lozenge il dissolved, and absorbs the
sugar in wt ch il is packed, the virtue is there
Net and better than ever, save the looks. SIM
PIE lnt powERFUL. Fry II iaiily.
The discovery OF this great remedy, about Nv"
wears since was almost u miracle, and the iavor
il receives where introduced, aud the almost I'M
paralleed demand, show It's worth.
Also sold by n Medicine Dealers throushou,
the country. -
Dnly % Cts. per Box-Five Boxes for 81.
:. ID. FULLER < CO., General Agents, No. 8
/ fremont Temple, BosroN.
! The Depot ior DR.. iilbbard's Wild Cherry
4 ritris; nr. Hlbbdd's Pills aud Circassia'
/ Baln;
\ Fowlrr's "Macaronck' sure cure for PILES
II Yankee Exuict, Tor tar, paint or grease;
II DR.. Cprncll's Pam Expelleri
\ Hcrrick S Co.'S : G. Pills; Herrick & Co..
/, Phstrrs;
H Gallup's Brier Root Syrup for Diarhra; aIs'
\ "A hrgc variety of Popular Mcdicines-soid oheaI
4 tor ,sh or approved credit.
(, For Sale in NcsporI by X. J. Taylor and l'az
II ard x Caswcn. Aug 20 ly daw.
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TO 'i.li. MILLIONS.


F,nm tnnthrss hiilts of namr'ess weeks,
10 mal,hng lokc,s ~ The slIert.;
+ un lls and boys that rrad ~ schoo',
r. uihcy CLERKS ur,n their stouls;
From the budding m hove ~ sWe eet seventeen,
10 the C,udlu eN .lpslons of all honeymoon
drcamsj
From midway Years of man and his wife,
Tnadsmrlng d,Ns aud rrcimIng life;
Fru.n the spcc,Acled few, who with astonish'
ment gaze
At the woldrous thiigs Of these modern
days.
I.hr,rL ,his general exclamation,
HAVE YOU USED i.YoN's kATnAiRoN
Gr,y hclas and bald IN concert sing.
The magic OF lhls powerful th ny,
Tnat sta,s the ropts ot hair long dead
AMI covers up the once bald hejui;
Wnile the tru;,nt locks, So harsh and stIt,
lhuu-rd - ycN the prrtty miss
Now ruuua her shoulders Hni
l., such rich lIAtn liant cuils,
The sight OF touch, YOU know not which,
Sets inru "A SHINING, aud their heads bewitchd.
The Dandlut-veNcd -tuf-that once did
fall
O'c: broad-c,th coats. aud collars soil,
NoI huui' ~ With The things that were,
b, using kath alrun on the hair.
But more than hall, "a all yet said,
Are facts about the Nervous HEAD,
That sometimes racks and aches with pain,
An / doctoI's ilIs mo taken i'll vain.
Now the kaiharon, such pans, III warrant
To cure
~ ten minutes. No gossipprg, I'm sure;
And for Puppies, salt Ehemn, Erysipclas and
letter,
And All such diseases, nothing is better.
YON'S KATllAIRON 50 jusily celebrated
- tor Preserving, Res e'torlng, aud Beauliiyihg
the Hair, is sold b, every Druggist aud principal
merchant throughout the World, in Large bottles,
Tor - cents.
Sold to the Trade at a liberal discount--bm
acrer commissioned. Address letters to
u. :. BARNES, Proprietor,
i6l broadway, Ncw-lUk.
For sale by HAZARD x CASN ELL and
r. J. TAYLOR, Newport, WEEKS Y POl-
TEX, Boston. Az om