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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

Coon ApvIoE,-fhe Washington eorFsapon-
dent of the Philadelphia North American tells
the following tale
About three years ago young man presented
himself to Mr.. Corwiu for q clerkshp. Thrice
was he refused, and still he made a fourth effort.
His perseverance, and spirit of determination
awakened friendly interest in his welfare. and
the Secretary advised him 10 the strongest posi-
bic terms to abandon his purpose and 90 to the
west ii he could do no better outside the Depart
meats. my young friend," said he ''eo to the
Northwest buy one hundred aud sixty acres of
Government land. or, if YOU have not the money
to purchase, squat OF it; get yoh and mat
took, put up log cabin for your habiatou, and
raise a little and potatoes; keep your con-
science clear and live like freeman, your own
master, with no one to give you orders, and with
out dependence upon any body. Do that and
you will be honoured respected. influential
and rich. But accept a clerkship here aud you
sink at once all independence; your energies be.
come relaxed; and you untitled ID a few years
for any other and more independent position.
may give you place to day, and turn you out
again to morrow; and there's another man over
there at the White House who can turn me out,
and people by and 6y can turn him out, and so
we go. But you own an acre OF land, it is your
kingdom, aud your cabin is your castle; you are
sovereign aud you will feel it in every throbbing
of your pulse and every dry of your life will as
sure me of your thanks for having thus advised
you" If the thousands who so ardently strive for
places under Government would ponder well these
words, and exercise a sound discretion in their
application, thus many young and gallant spirit
would be saved from hamilton, to be useful to
the world, and 10y rather than grief to its pos
SCISSOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

FREDERICK DOUGLASS, in his speech at the
Anti slavery Convention in New York, said that
the Democratic party swallowed up in sa-
very, and that the Wing party wasdead, and only
heard from through the medium of the spiritual
ronninus
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

The GREAT CRY The New York Times. of
Monday, says. 1.-THE many attractions now in
progress all tend to beautify our city. In few
years Broadway will be an avenue of palaces,
and, unlike any other palaces we know Of, de-
voted to the grandees of commerce, rather than
of Incidence. With our streets all laid with the
Russ pavement, the fronts of the houses veneered
with marble, and the windows resplendent with
plate-glass, the effect will be alike imposing and
grateful.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

NORTH CAROLINA CoPPER.-The Wilmington
Journal of May 23d, informs us that the editor
has seen some beautiful specimens of copper ore
from Chatham county, in that State. The larg-
est Jumps contain about twenty to twenty five
per cent of pure copper, embedded in white
quartz. The smaller Jumps are very nearly pure,
the portion of quartz being not more than ten
per cent. This copper business, the Journal saws,
certainly bids fair to grow into one of tie most
important interests in the State, and the editor
has little or no doubt it will be much more pro-
fitable than the copper region on Lake Superior.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27
COMMERCE. OF RICHMOND

COMMERCE OF RICHMOND.
Imports from the l9th TO 25th May.
100 Dales Hay
500 bus Corn
10Y hhds and terces Sugar
lo2 bbs Moasses
367,s99 feet of Plank and otber lunber
40 tons Gunno
o9f tons Anthracite coal
81 $50 lbs loose Bacon
90 hhds Tobacco
221 boxes Oranges, 800 boxes Lemon.
rs irkins Butter
lo4 cases Licor.ce
3s4 boxes Dry Goods
308 boxes Cheese
2ll0O Shingles
los kegs Lard
525 bbls Whiskey
202 hhds Bacon
1875 bbls Sugar
"a Coolers and Refrigerators
lsd baskets of Olive and other Oils
1928 bbs Cider and Ale
80 hhds Moasses
IA crates Earthen and other Wares
30 bags Malt
3ss bbls Paints and Dye Stuff
ll9 kegs White Lead
47e bags Coffee
294 boxes Candles
81 tons Plaster
90 bbls Tar
1909 has Peas
1854 bus Wheat
l03 Cooking and Parlor Stoves
so tons Iron Ore
W tOiis MOULDING Sdnd
40l tons Railroad Iron
Exports from 1871 to 25d Nay.
5275 bbls Flour
3005 bus Bran and Ship Stuff
ZIG kegs Spikes and Nails
$500 bus Coal
7044 boxes three-quarter do and cases Tobacco
II ir1ns Lard
81 bales Domestcs
26 bags Feathers
le9 hhds Tobacco
159 Pig Lead
rs bales Skins
inns r ar and Scran Iron
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT-
Every land has hailed with
Macy this prepar alton, whose
Intrinsic merits has introduced lis
Curative powers 10 the notice of the whole
American people. Rheumatism Of long duration
Neuralgia, with ltJ torlur, s, have Welded its
Magical influences cancers, contorted JOINTS
liberated and swoll limbs hat have
Suffered for yeats under the weight Of disease
Tu n BY its appiica ION to suppleneSs and health
remedy OF such general lis fulness that restore
Newness of Action To the deceased arteries md
Glands Of the human body, is verify OF high praise.
Let the'rheumatc, halt lame aud palsied
lnva d examine i 8 quat es. and they will
Mol be dis app olnted, Years of study and
Invest gallon have enabled the propiietorS of the
Mexican Mustang Imminent 10 furnish remedy
Extraordinary in its power diseases,
No matter of how long siandng-sod at
The agents ID all parts OF the Union.
While hundreds are rejoicing in the happy escape
from smar'ing pains, occasoned by Burns, Bruises
and Sprans thousands of others will buy the Mustang
Liniment and experience The sama happy results.
The popularity OF the Mustang Liniment is fixed
TACT therefore those suffering with Ulcers, Old Sores
Erupons, like complaints ed only be reminded
OF lis supe iorty 10 give it trial.
If any body ha1 vauablechorses ttoubed with gals,
chafs scratches, sprans busies, let HIM read the
certificates of the five Express Cos of New York Civ
that the Mustang Lnment has cured their horses of
those complaints aud go and do likewise.
II you have any ugly painful Corns upoa your feet
get bottle OF Mustang Lnment and apply 1t twice
day for IL days and The trouble will be gone-postveiy
unidentified lsacion to every sivnglts trial for
s joints stiff neck throat; has proved itself
efficacous lie thsse complaints many very stubborn
cases. ma II
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

MIR. Cass, our Minister to Rome, is in Pa
ris, and recently jumped from his horse, plunged
into the Seire, and rescued drowning female =
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

ORION OF EVERY DISEASE. THE MEANS OF CURE
In the year 1885, LIE Roy c.eary demonstrated that
every disease originated from impure Or undiges ed
particles becoming mixed wi the blood and ffaids-
And also, that 10 every disease it only neces-
sary 10 open the natural outlets of the body and allow
hem to lemaln open, by which ans the hood and
other fluids would release themselves from the und-
gested I'd impure PARTICLES, and of health would
be certain 10 ensue.
The Royal Institute of France awarded TO him for this
discovery, the Gold Medal of the Institute
This is historical TACT.
Allwhlch the Brdndrt tn Vegetable Universal Pills pro-
tess 10 do Is to carry out this principle and experience
has fully established them capable OF it. When here
tore, bad state of health exists in the body all that
has to be done continue PURGE it efectually
with hem, and the vruent the disease, the more
powerful must be the dose.
The Brandreh pills are made entirely OF Vegetable
Extracts known by long experience to be perfectly in
nocen, and yet OF more power purgaiive, clean
ser tthe alimentary canal, than ny other medicine
Their effect hesy is easv that il is remark
able fact hatth dose may be given to an infant
or adult, without the possibility of doing any injury
bur on the contrary ,od. Therefore. In cosveness
her habltual othe wise, and in Bilious Fevers and
all bilious affections they OF the greatest possible
benefit
Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office PAL Broadway, New
York; other Offices in New York
M. BRANCH. Richm ond, Va.
No east Main street. opposite Old Market.
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied a.
York prices nv l3-2w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

For Coughs, Colds and otaer affections OF The lungs
and throat generally, SrABLER'S ANODYNt.
CHERRY EXPECTORANT; it Is believed to be the
best medicine for this class Of diseases YET discoveries;
the Medical Faculty Use ii and thousands have Geen
cured by il. See advertiser Mt in another column
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27
SANTA ANNA AND SPAIN.

liz IL
,rttime since, on the authority of a Madrid
rnal, that Santa Anna had applied to Spain to
btect Mexico against the United States. The
lowing. however, is the exact language of the
rna in question, from which it will be seen
1t the editor speaks of Santa Annals appica-
n rather as rumor than fact:
sit appears that the new chief of the Mexican
bpublic has claimed Spanish protection the
y means of making front against the invasion
the United States, the danger Of which is
cry day more imminent, and for preserving
hat remains of that rich country again the
inquest of its powerful neighbors. According
the versions we have heard, the same idea
Is been communicated to the Cabinets of Lon
bn and of Paris, by whom, it appears 1t was fa-
prably received"
Other Madrid journals allude to the report, but
J not vouch for its truth.
The New ork Express makes the following
marks on this subject
THAT Sanya Anna foresees war with the Uni
d States. aud is making propositions for allies
he can get them, we see no good reason to
bubt. The grasp of our government III the
esilla affair. aud the preparations in California
r the Invasion of Sonora, to say nothing OF the
bpeated incursions of the Texan people across
he Rio Grande, no doubt teach him that in Or
|er to preserve the "nationality''of Mexico, war
! lbe inevitable. Better, he reasons. it may
b, to make one death struggle for 1.-THE integrity"
4 Mexico, than to the Texas carying game
|layed over and over again, upon every frontier
tate of Mexico.
The cautious announcements of the Madrid
|ournals show us, however, that Spain has
DO idea of enlisting herself as an ally of Mex
|co, to preserve what Santa Anna desires-the
tnacionadad" and ''integridad' of Mexico
Her eye, in all probability, is intently fixed
Upon Mexico and upon Santa Anna, and the hope
: probably INDUCED in that the United States will
have enough to do there, without illibus,erng
against Cuba.
It is suggested-and we attach some impor-
lance to the suggestion-that what Santa Anna
$ really after is a treaty to secure from Spain,
France and England the of their ports from
Mexican privateers, corsars &C., in case of war
against the United States. A Spanish journal
before US asks, if Spain opens Cuba other
Spanish ports to American letters of mark, why
not open the same ports to like Mexican Letters
IF mark! Spain 10 this way-Mexico giving let
ters of mark to all the rowing vessels of the earth,
and Cuba affording them refuge. or even the
Atlantic or Mediterranean ports of Spain-could
DO our commerce world of harm; but the end
Of it would be unless she had France and Eng
land as allies to protect her in this principle. the
loss of Cuba. Our navy and army would not
be very particular rightfully or wrongfulIy
10 pursuring a Mexican corsair in Cuba
whenever one could be caught, II Spain. then,
desires to protect Cuba, it will be better done by
letting Santa Anna alone than by mixing herself
mp with the destiny of Mexico"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

CONTRIBUTIONS WARRINGTON MONUMENT
FUNB.-In Madison Ward $50 so, in Marshall ward 1913
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

DEAs.-6oo bushels for an Improver in store and
L for sale by THOS JONES'
nv d No 40 Main streat
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

HERRlNGs.-- Family roe in half bbs; No gross
L and cut, full size for sale by
nv % RI Wake
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-27

Mol east Main street. opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters can be supplied at
York prices my l3-2w
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
lNnrpranENcr. MnY 2G,


The Salt Lake mail reached here last even
ing, the quickest trip 10 Laramie recorded
twenty five days from here 10 that post and
ek again. 1t was with good deOl Of difficulty
the carrier from the valley TO Laramie could get
along. Snow in tho mountainS very deep. He
thought two or three feet deep, and in places,
fourteen feet. Between Laramie and Kearny,
a great deal OF rain had fallen, in couSrq uence
OF which, all the streams were high, The mail
pwty round ii quite cold ut times, No Indians
on the route, except few ChCyennes and Sioux,
Emigrating parties were first met five 4nieS thus
side OF Laramie, and from that point 10 the
boundary line, there had passed KrOrny up 10
May 10th, II O'clock, three thousand three
hundred and rorty.eigm men, nine hundred and
five women, one Thousand two hundred aud
seven children, emo thousand three hundred and
twenty wagons, ,hirty.fOur thousand one hum
dred Nnd fity-onO cattle, ono thousdNdNix hun
,dred and ninety.one horses, seven hundred and
forty mules, aud twelve hundred sheep, The
hulk al the emigrNnlS were met this side OF
KeOrny, with large herds Of cattle and hOoks Of
sheep. No sickness on the route Of any kind
One man belonging to Cunningham party, was
drowned ut Big Bluc,--SL Louis Republican,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
Wanted!

Far Sac, or E1ekeagc ia, Haanibci Properly.
A TRACT OF nNimprOysd land IN MWEoe county,
a on h ash Greek, six and seven N les nom the
towns Of FlordG aud Paris, respectively containing
hsr The land is Of excellsW, quality, has permanent
water, aud lies in coed peiSh6ovhOOd, u possssSe~
rseNllsr advantages toT stock farm Angly!o
mSSI wsm, VI MEREDITH AgNNt.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
a frIIA LasIsl iESn Aa 6ola DlEe,Sei,

AsesNNA ~
- &C.,. Ssp!k Australia AP Q lSha and
Airy too. My dSIllHk mother = here | am
thanks DO 10 The Lord safe and we'll at the goold
digngs on the other side Of tile world glory DO
10 God my desrssl mo,hef-we' were MI in such
rcglur confusion after loidihk ut Sdny that |
could not 1slt' dGwhto rite You And my deer
msrgafei but l felt al ~ one a. iG was al hume
with you on the oNld grounds e. austria.
Tia IL \ quNro place iniirely. Not . taste like
The County Monaghan or I bleeve eny place
else. But In my next letter hope to inSInse
You Into the whole oonsarn the Rld d,y | and
Jun q ,rlon begun " Dig nrnSl up n nate bit
" vOal nuggets the oall them her. about tho
size VI your hsmble linen Place God my dAr.
ling mother 10 senl you this Ns soon as | ON
Ia II 10 Sidney Onl Find dAeen, ,plin Of aSSip
& lin 10 Liverpool W. got a dlO every doy
Souce lhmk you'll bs frsokened when tell you
INT lhNc the worth oil 400 pounds this mint
uilor the tUbla where lam rting waiting for The
E,cOtt but my darlign Mother tho we have
gIJd luck In regard Of money um afONTd Of The
curse OF Col upon ~ all count Of SABBATH braking
Us two lem and thry too keep the sunday a.
we'll Us we can rocd the Prayrs aud iem reeds
thu lessons By ourselves unler A rock near the
River every sunday D mother Us long W you
live Go 10 church would give l.2 my dpginS
For one site Of Clergyman reeding the onld
Prayrh fIrnint me never new what Il Was 10
be in furrin Country I'LL came up here.
ThOresN power nj inglish and Skoteh But
they uro mighty Careless and Covcohu' As
iem SsyA aud It's true they live Like haY,hns
and dy like Dogs jen made prayr and sNys II
Every night mo aud him thai God Almighty
would Aend minister into This place And
hope my darling mother you and margaret will
Z Pray the same night and morning there's nate
quiet boy Here that we know from linkinshire
CarpimCr and no says II Parson comes he
will build house Tor him for Nothing there's q
Man higher up the river methodist | think
one Of the Dlggcrs who prophesiSSS that IL the
sundays il MOI better KEEP weSl have plague OF
lum'nin before we are much ouOder and its no
wonder. Ny Door Mother don't forget you
u tho far A way when | Nuke little more mo-
y nay hero dnNt inlnd 10 fOrsakc you but 10 e
Home once more and bury you daein,ly will
the Hslp of God give my 1--we to jaime; Kirk
likewise to his wife Mary to my deer margaret
and accept tho same yOureselr nay darling moth
er above the World and Remain your ObNbient
aud Hneck,onut Son JumCS J----No,O BaniO
promised to write 10 the emigration Chaplin al
liz eTpool rinlhm This letter ind tell him will
soon Sind him Lung count of what am do
ing"-- Liverpool paper.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
AdmlnlstratOr'S Sale Of Real Estate In
The Csty Of Hannibal.

TN Vhte aud Nv authority &c an Oner N The County
j CrutoC Morton county, SiAtecC Missouri, m,de on
Nm Sh dty al Nay, \. D, lsS3-IW,ll on TuedNy,
he h,N dav " JlV Hext, At the Court II uss door In
the town Of Palmyra, while The County Curt " IN
saS ion for said con IT, procNed to sell to the highest
dd,r rNhlic NNe N, all thu light Nle aud inlsrcl
wh,"h ,wehll Samuel deceased, hal at the time Of
biStoah ~ Snd'o h" ColloWi & ucst,ibed l'Nl rNNe,
IN W. LN Dumhsr eight ~ N I. OK mmher ihuty.
eirh (S,) IN TIVE Civ oCHNnn,bal and bucks uu,n.
berd l0i aud t0l IN SoOh Hannibal, AlliN the County
R state OfcIesHid-WpnN the following s nS, to vii,
onehal Of the purchase MOI sV cash IN hand and The
b. ven 10 tho prshaSrr ant, title withheld until the
pmSna,e money is paid, Sale TO take place between
the homs Of 10 o'clock, 4, n aud $ O'Clock. I'm
THOMAS L ANDERSEN, Alm'r
Ol the EslSts oil ChWehIll samuel, deed,
my21d&wtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
Barbcr's Shop,
PETER JOHNSON.

~ ! iAh JSlNlNNlNfNN
y ESPECTFUbLN offers his services TO the
IL public. liz keeps the best quality of rOIors,
and keeps them >ha,p, lie will always pay
strict attention ~ clvOnness and heOtness
lie cuts aud dresses hair IN a style ,hn,
never iuils 10 please his customers, AS a
knight Oi the scissors aud razor no Yields to
none In Hannibal, Ills chnrgosar are reNsonO.
bly, low, As he intends 10 continue fitting
up and Improving his establishment, MS fast
as his means will allow, he hopes to have
the patronage OC the citizens OF Hannibal,
whore well known chief characteristic
Of energy, lends them TO desire to see
everything sn tho progressive mnrch.
Recn!lcct Il Is the shop nearest to llirk.
mans Stove Store. Il l. on the west side
"C Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street, (ap.23d.ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28

lust received, general assortment Of Fancy
u Fashionable Summer Goods, Tissues, Shall
leys, silk BerogCS, Fancy laconCtS, Canton
Grape Shawls, Enb'd Bertha CaPeS, Black Silk
Wells, Emhd Linen Cambria HandkerCheitS,
Painted Collars, Superior Whale.Bones, Sc,
Sc, nj reduced prices.
Please call and see, S, NJ, MOORE,
May l7lh, lSSS-dSO
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
MONROE HOUSE,
HANNIBAL, MISSOURI

THE under ROed propriStoh would respectfully in
i tom the p1bnc, ihi h. has just opened IN lew
and Il CANT sll", ,hN above hNuSe aud knowing tue
authorizations ii his hieNdI, he aSSures them aud the
puhhc Ina his p,Wle AMI ambition shalt be satisfied,
no, only by kespmE mueh better house THAI has ever
Eesn Kept IN thu N, but that hone shall excel him in
the ate,
Ihn h a tail plsdsc, but icy him aud yoe aAsl E'
ssiiS6s9 VIM SHOOT,
~ H. Shoot, Jordan L. Davis, IN connection with
the house, have the largest aud most splendid Stable
outside Of ST. Loais N the State, where the public can
b accommodated speedily with ate and last horses
6nN 6urVisy eAvtiaEea or hacks for any destRAllon
Alse tSe beat Ned aaa AsSN,iSn 10 horses or mules all
I, Air TStSs, (SYlaw,0
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
PROCLAMATION.

To the Voters Of Mason Township, IN the County VI
Marion, and state oC MiNoNrli
Having received oRriNl HNd legal notice that the
Hm, WIN NJ. evoke has resigned the once OF Judge
VI he Hannibal Court Of Common rlra', and that 4
vacancy now exists IN the office OF Judge vt said
Clult, have pursuant to the nNhO,ity vested IN me
hv law directed aud orderd an election 10 BE- held 10
MI such VscOHeE Said election Will he held at the
CITY Hall, IN the City Of Hannibal, on Saturday the
SNh day Of May, A, D., lsAS, between the hours cf
o'clock A, and q OcloCk, ?, NJ, OF that day aud
sill b" Tor the purpose Of NllNE the GNexped term VI
the aid Cooke, OccaSoNsd BY his said Resignation
~ which ycN the said VoDeu VI Mason Township
are hereby 'SothN,
Given mdyr my hand, at The City Of Hannibal, tHi'
l7lN lay Nf May, A, o., 1853
T. SHINES,
MANOr Of the City Of Hannibal
MNy l7k, hbS l-&Wtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
TAILORING.

uAVE associated III, ntelvts tcgc'het rot The
u u poSN Of eAuyt ng M tho TAILORING BUSl.
MS ~ all dSvar,OlN branches
. Nam ,wpt, one dt ~ no,th Of tho nradJ House,
and next door toe W Brl an, Stove s ore,
They have aud vi keep, the best Of Jnuneymen ell
ss nrOlly una % lO,hionNhv a. they know how.
We MIln SaV we will beat the man thu, ma gA The
h,hio, but win say they will keep a. near the pic
~ e. possible,
NJ Lennon has The largest, best and cheapest stock
nj ClOh t CpSIngrcs, NrStIngs, Trimming, aud Sum
mrr Gonh', that HANNIBAL ever had the good luck ~
haem IT,
AZ Give M call gentlemen, ycu are bound to be
suited IN my kind, or q atty OF Goods,
hannibal, AP u -, 1S53-dam
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-28
RAILRnAD MEErlNn.


20 WashiNsion yJNss secretary y tAs HaNNibai aHd
81 Joseph RairOdd COmpONy
slp, You Mc hereby ,tqu sct 10 call a meeting Of
thu directors Of the HAnhiual aud ~ Joseph Ra,hosd
at the Ciy Of heuuIbal, o. "Wednesday tie iN JuuC
next,
Ny order Of the undr,S sncd directors,
1hoS r THOMPSON,
r. LAKENAN,
Hannibal Mays 1857 GE }. a, SNuk rRlGE,
A meeting Of the Hiard vi DlIre orr oC said Com
nNny will BE- held ~ pur nance Of lhc Ah,Ve, nj lhC
time AID place eneeh,d WA NHING1oN IuNES,
~, Joseph, May u, lSS1 m,2llSwld seep,y
CheSpest and Best Whiting Ink
a. BNlTl1NCNAM 4 hRO, we now runnu
LIZ fac Nrmg Hack Writing lhk OF = superior ali
", wheh they 'rll Voly cheap - thirty cents ioIn
Genes, VI i've eens a put See pm, may be lei
standing N this Ink any length rf lime without conO
dug.
T. SAT wholesale, they will sell itN 500 b,r
rel tmvhA NJ
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-05-19
MPOISONING-HC

Thousands of Parents who use Nermifuge
composed Of Castor Oil, Calomel, &C., are
not aware, that while they appear TO benefit
the patient, they are actually laying the foun-
pations for a series of diseases, such as saliva
rion, loss Of sight, weakness, of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver-
tisement of Hobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children's
heal:h. In Liver Complaints and all disordes
arising from those ofa bilious type, should make
use ofthe only genuine medicine, Hobensack's s
Liver Pills
CE3-"Be not deceiUed," but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve that each has the signature of the Pro-
prietor, ]. n HOBENSACk, as none else
are genuine.