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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01

Main street, Hannibal, Mo,
TIRE subscriber has permanently located IN this city
4 and 10 always psenAFea 10 repair watcher, broken
iawelIy, ks., IAthe Iua< <4hmAhllka mahnSt, and on
lie ncSlrasenAble teens, He hes Ow On hand, and
sNSlaAly resolving fresh supplies tf ths AnaHt and
neat ialhloalbls JswOlry, WIlehas CtsstS he, from
the best importing houses In the east. His stock IL
anINpsased By any ether house IN tha city, and those
VIA Slyehm call will be satisfied with his bArGAins
% he oasra raAllndueemshls = pelehAssr,.
The eltlSsns et MStlen and Rals counties ere re-
snaelrally invited te give ne eNll store on Main
street. opposite the WdleAl Weston Inpl5l
JOsl tieOlveaiA addition 10 hll Colnsf stoSk, sup,
ply ef EAf Rihge, Pine, &c, AlSe very Rne lot Of
-WauSAtsa--A very eas aHls(s. oela%
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
n. u, MILLER b CO.,
CHINA tsIE.Sss TE%;;; HSSSS A SiSs Ea;TSi i ENw ARC


Na ~, Naln a,tses er,wssn cs,ssM aat p'ss ...,..
L eaIea, Oaa ThuuaAnd CfAlre AND CAsAA ~
EHITnERWARk AND CNtNA,
oa,aue All varieties aHt SaAhhUa neeepoaly u neNe ~ Ne
sr'sI ss~FNs AsssnesN sVe' eSS'sa NJ safe mMS ANh'"
a. O. SSs EAs.a p,pe Pausta, PtlNIst, iAAtst.Fawl.
Nus GuA MSlhstIy FrRSas sfaNN.nas aNd hslsenu lah.
- RIae, RanOy LaslfN asa White otaAS EhshNAte lh
N Ms Vassy sf Nye lAA Rs.,s,N raA Wsn' sl EesHsss
AWS. 1ualte RAlerds1atpd uAa Nad haha
NSSA cAlAa, rsa S.,u rsah r'asA As" AsH u sN''eV
vs,s Ss,sy NS SiSI, P,,ussd and Cut Glassware St Aeel.
,Sa EaSiSO tss Wsas'Nl french AAt hSAsnaa AsAasa''
"" fRENcll cHiNA
rsat cssH TsMand pSNa. as,,s, hllH CalagNss Nas.e
AZ, g., og sVyIy asssHp1aM FaAey Atslse ah huas
Issilsh n D. PDsa sAa AmstleAu Pipe HtAte. MAllsp
rsa fayS a esslAl desga Of eat eva lmpetaues war
'sSiriEHfAWkSE 81 SvrIy description, Nuu the ssls
h,eIea neEulSs0egy " oNpoA eoAs patshses
* skhTA " nAAkeu = Witch Ns s,ws,lss % y,
HSIshaNW engaged u that trace v pAfNlAlil lNVNsN ~
,sI cve,ce ~ As oaHaY TIade packed N The beet nAAAe
Always en- kaNa Our yaetee have n.Ay yeem s1petsas,
IA 81, ID 0SsAa In MiANNI OGtSsA ANywhse eaI ~
lssSsua OasleMsW saAleo,ES' Ah"'"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-01
NEVER FAILING REMEDY IN
n0LL0MAY'N 0INTMENT.

\ CRIPPLE sETs ASIDE HIs cRuTcREs Az.
TER TEN lEAnB SUFFERING,
csSy Of Letter from MI Thompson, Chemist, Nv.
erpool, dated August 20th, 1888.
To Professor Holloway,
DrAN SIN-sl am enabled 10 funish you with no.t
extraordinary cure cnseted BY your invaluable ONT
snain,sd with The sufferer. About 10 years ago, NJ.
w. CnmmIhg, Of shltney Street, In TINS loWh, We
thrown irom his hOrps whereby he received very asFls
Gus injuries he had The hest medical advice Il the
time, and wAs Afterwards an Intimate cf different In.
hrmareS, yet he grew worse, aud Al last q mslIe.
nant running ulcer settled In his hip, which -
completely crippled him, that hs could not move VITA.
S, S ySs9s, yOUS o%.n Ur n,ITy s'sDt ss
The wOuna, strengthened his limb, and enabled hhl 10
aispenIs With hm erutehss, 30 that be can walk Win
the greatest s.Ia and with renewed health and yEouf.
A MSsFF MSIF"'f EXTRAORDINARY GHHSSEPsSN' cHSE SS A
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Cory ol Letter itom Mr.. Hlrd, Draper, Of RsadV
" nsar GsInsbrO', dated Mach lSt, ibSS A''"
To Prsiesler hoLLoWIY,
Sa -sons time since, one of my children Va, A..
nle!sd with drsadn efuptOns over lAS HSdy GAa
Esons and Physicians, bv all or whom the ease "a,
sSnaidsrsd hopeless AZ length tried your Ointmsnt
aud Pills, and wllh0ut sShggsrlileh, the effect was III.
rasulou, et BY per'vens In their u,s Ill the srup.
uons SsIsky a"aPpeareh' ana 'hS sAild wL rsltstSt
previously Lost child fron similar eomplIist,
and nrmly believe, had iA her case adopted yOas
medicines abe wonld have been saved also Ihan 6S
happy 70 testify the truth VI this to any enquirer.
CERTAIN REMEDY FOR sc0RBuFrIc iiuSohN.
AND AN AbToNlsHING CURE OF AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY TEARS OF AGE
OF A RAD LEG,
Copy Of Letter from Msilrs Walker aHd Co, Ohaa.
ialS, Bath,
To Professor uoLLSwAS,
| DEAA SIA,--Amohg the numerous sures effected kY
the use Si your VAuAble medicines IN the helRhbof.
hSed We ssy nsnlipn hat Of IN old lady living In
the Village Of Preston, about Ave miles from This
City, She had liberated wounds In her leg Ioi many
years, and alterSy they increased to 1ueh a. aGnR
eSteAt a. 10 defy all the usual remsdisSI her health
rapidly giving way under the suffering she endured In
this Distressing condition she had reeouEsa 10 yeuT
Ointment and Pills, and by tho assistance Of her
lrendt was enabled 10 perSevOe IN their USE until che
received perfect cure. Wa haVs ourselves beeN
greatly AloniShed at the effect upon 20 old person,
abe being above 10 years Of age, We shall be happy
TO satisfy any enquiries a. 10 the authenticity Of (hn
really wonderful case, either personally or BY latu,.
ApHvNlS In the Bath Police fores, also, has been
perfectly cured OF an old seoTbute affection In the
lace, Aner all other meAnI hal tailed he ItatOs thar
entirely By the use OF your Ointment, AAd GppSks
loudly In lie pFAlNN,
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We remain, Dear Sir,
Yours, faithfully,
April 9Th, 1902, (Signed) WALKER, h CO.
The Pills should bs used eonionty with the OinImeht
In most Of the following euaea,-.
Bad Legs Chiego.foot EiStulGO
Bad Breasts ChlbllnS Gout
BurRe ChApped hGhdS GlaAaulatSWSAinxs
Rinions Coma (SoG) LumhNEO
Bite Of Mes. Cancers Pil0a
ehetoes and Contracted and NhsamNtlam
Sand. Flies SliG JOnls seGlda
Coes.bAy ElephAntiaaIu Gore Nlpblsa
Bore threats Skin diseAaOa BeeFVy
eorasheAdO Tumont0 UleNta
Wounda YAws
Sold Il the EslSblISAmsNt Of ProfsSsor IlellSWIy,
etA, Strand, SnSAr Temple BlF,) kehdeN, and by SM
VendeH Of Medicines throughout the United Ralles,
In POtH at SIZE, B7s, and tl,Soe. saeh WholeeNls
BY The principal Drug houses IN the Unlon, by tssarS
4, b, & D. SARbB, New York,
n Thsss l. ssHsiasrsSls saving Sy ,aLias ~
larger sizes,
n B,-Dirsellons Tor he guidance Of, palisn1a n
every disorder are affixed 10 each Pot. (mehl1wlJ
s-= =s
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llONIeo 10 coNnNEY AA0EeAAnNs.

less, SAMUEL STlLLwEl.L, 1888
No. 81 Olivs.st., bet. SeuOna 4 Third,
10. Louls, NE,
Manufacturer VI
FurS Alcohol and Pure Spirits Of any
proo( 'sqa,rsd. Also-SPirt Gas, Pae,Esns Gas,
6nsmleaIuil and r0nphSRs, wAuaAtsd 81 saloTlSI
q,LllIy, anil for sale ~ reasonable tseSae,
lskI1Jk1.Bn
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Long Standing Case of Salt Rheum Cured

WINDHAN. Ct. Sept. H. ISL
DIR. s. A. WEAvER& Cn.-tirut>: Ihavr for nor.
than 80 wears been afflicted with Salt Rhe,m. and
AT times distressed beyond description, with buru-
ing and itching sensations, which will he better MI
der>tood hv those who have had t, colnpI1in, than
by any description that can give. Nv di>trc>, WAS
treat tina. could not Sleep for night together
Ny head wouli swell. ana at one time became nj
most blind, from III" hrmor- GOING I" Inv ewes; ~
other times it has been on my hands and arms r.
that degree that they have been almost u,eIc,, 50
far - labor Was concerned.
have tried all the popular medicines Of the Inv
and many physicians. without lasting benefit. TX,
the intiucnc" oftriend>. was induced 10 try Doc:
Wcaver'> Cankrr and Salt Rheum Syrup and &C.,
RATE: ! have taken three bottles of the Svruu and
applied the tcrItc III III" SINE time exterrl;,IIv-
| he effect i truly astonishing: The Salt Rbcu,n .,
ali disappeared. Ny general health is greatly i'm
proved; ~i"cp sweet. and i'll fact am Nell.
lch"erllll!v recommend thee mrdirin,, o. -.
afflicted TALIIU\ ,rEi-
10 WHOM IT MAY to>IIEN:-i hereby certify tl,..
II" foregoing Statement very faint description
OF tn" case "f my wife. But 10 nv .-e,t >;ir1ri>r
AMI satisfaction ,hc now appears perfectly well. i
therefore chcrrullv subscribe To- thu i.,,.,i,l.r .,
MOSES {. AHrE
"Incham. g.. sept. /. ISL. s2s-.G
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

BALTIMORE, Nav ,.
New Orleans papers Of TUESDAY and We'd
nr>day are received
Santa Anna arrived in TIE CITY of Mexico
on the 18th, and was received with ilIunlina-
tons, firing OF cannon and great rejoicing
Ills reception all along the route was most
enthusiastic
In his address to the ;iexican,, Santa An
ia says that Gov Lane ha, taken M ground
that the northern boundary of chihuahua
was tormcrl y further north than at present =:
that the treaty of Guadalupe lIidal.o had re-
moved It much further south. and that. even
II the territory claimed was disputed terrific
ry. it has always been in unli>putcd POSSESS
ION of Mexico: that the argument that the re
>pectITc governments are not bound hv the
proceedings of the boundary commission. i
aiiaclous He concludes bv asking Lane if
he ha> TIE power to declare war.
ne MrNran papers state that Judge
'onkIlng gave Assurances that the /. : "ov-
eminent would disram Lanes act
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scan'y wardrobes they had saved. with ar,i
'',s 'i ''o'iilhg' tfor many came utterly max
cu TO iand.) and made canvas shoes to nrotcct
'neif 'ect while travcrsing the island in search
of succOr. 40 - u ! Il
ihey remained on the island three DAYS
ana TWO n"hts. during which they suffered
'nuc!' srom lack OF water. On Thursday they
OBTAINED a barrel Of molasscs and another Of
vinegar; they mixed the two and it answered
the purpose Of quencking their thirst. After
"a,'' they managed to drill hole into a rock
win spikes, which furnished a scant supplv
Of nrackl>h water which they sucked through
quits. Eight miles inland some more water
was discovered. and several went thither in
search OF 1t. The island is barren and deSti-
tut" "i all vc"ctation
ABOUT iifty OF the passengers carried one
OF the ships boats weighing about n.acroS,
me island on their shoulders, and launched
h'r IN Marguerite bay. They also carried
across small cannon procured from the
wreck. and a little powder. which hy chance
wa earned ashore; there was sufficient to fire
the piece t"itc. whereby they attracted the
attention OF those on board the whalpships.
which were lynn" some twelve miles off. The
captains OF tho>r vessels immediately sent
ooat' ashore with provisions and water. The
Shlpwrecked party We're taken oft in the boats
aAd distributed among the different vessels.
aboard which they remained fifteen DAYS: the
Meteor was then chartered and all went a
board 'rA"pt some twenty, including several
ladies'. " no preferred to proceed in another
ship t" III" Sandwich Islands.
o2r gentleman. after reaching the shore
lhiHlHrtd. swan out again to the wreck and
oTo""ht OFT cIid; he had no family on board
nothing TO tempt him to return to danger
once passed. "v"ept the noble desire tie pre-
serve huffman lie. >"Fcmtcyn children and
lltrrn !rlaI"> were alAoLig DE lost
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Style, Quality s Price,
A NEW BOOK.
The Mother and her Offsnrinp
III NIETIlIN IRlCY. II II

- e. ! II iii.N / hlt u. d.
T'iiE Boston Ne iical and Surgical ro,IrraI Of
= " $50" avs: pr. Tracy book. il i con-
ii'irntv predicted, Will har" ~ iiiiuo,,c VII
Inc ,'Hn i truly professional it i ,,.,rrTI,,o5 f,r
popular circulation. There. are twcr,,. ,i,r. .,,,,
gers, embracing The following. l.,,Iiro -, j..
InH'a''"I> OF pregnancy: r,r">,ry.ti,,, + ,,,,.,,
'uf'n" m" r"r"t: PREPARATIONS for c,,i,,c,,,.
,'.'"'I"c'i"h III vegetables: rc-,.o,!uc.In, N rb
i""'f;A'nal>: rn-'rmi'i,.t uu in llr;,,,.r $50.
''.''l'h 81 ''Ir nursing mother: .s,l;rq
".H n;''i.N- infants; dressing e Infants. :,
OF infants ;""rr;- Imc'' If Il a,n: We. r,i,r., van
"I' >i''N ~ Infants: exercise: mental i,t,.r. .
government amt habits; intellectual cII,rur.. dis
~ pregnancy; diseases occurring ai' or, con-
ItI'!'.ii ana diseases "tchlr,.n. There ar, hr,-
"' SUBJECTS discussed in connection with those
Ie'tlI@ h"a :. CunIpri>ir. every condition f ,.l
cralli child. through ali nerod, Of ,,...a,;o. ,''n,I
'r' '.'h through The variuI> stages Of moral AMI
p"E>caI framing Dr. Tracy i,a cliar1nira WIZ
i' icI Stands what i wanted and hI> the ,I;I;,r
".Cr' 'ne demand /" write on these toI,ir, .,j
"'"'l 'echhlcali"S m the one hand and :,r,v .I,I
=" "' gr">Sn">S or vulCaritv on the other M, III
~ ''Alh" A> Il i. 10 fault can hr rornd
WIN IN" book, or the pure Enolisb in ,yf;,.l :,
dressed anda high moral tone nerv,Jes il. ~, " -
A.'H"n@h hti"d 10 another meridian. ,ncj;coI
'u',"'> might CLEAN knowledge from il that ,vo,,Ii
l'or 'n'h l" direct and Ia do many thinrS ,nrro
= III Tue commencement of practice. which
n ,' l'I"!'e upon them. these ~@mi-prof.s>nnai
do not interfere with the regular prov
.'-i 81 I!e phv>clan on the contrary if theL- fan
under the eye Of sensible. retIcrtn narsons ''.'
c'' Is 10 Increase their Confidence in the resonrcn
81 "ei''lnatf medicine and in wcIl.oducatcd nrao.
.on'r,; The diffusion Of elementary phv,;oIn~v a.
'"mS 'n' masses, is absolute death to quackery.
ne an"ve work. published iv IIarr,er < Brothers
Is 'of sale by the snbscrib.r-price 81.
G. ,.,; TN HOWARD.
-'''''''' LidN !, lSit.
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APP lCAIlON.
10 the Honorable Probate CoIr. fr The p..ri,, Of

'sNIf undersigned. Administrator of he F>.l.c
O! ArNv STACY. la'r # concord. in sad Is
f'f ""c''l>"i. interstate. RESPECTFULLY represents
;lr' The personal estate al the >d deceased i no.
sufficient I" la" HI iUt debts and costs ri >ett,.
mont. }v III" ,um If SIS that the said dccca>-
ei wa~ ~ tl' Tim" Il hi Death seized and Dos
>"-s'd Of rr ">arr within the state Of N--nora an
he therefor" paws the How. Court n ora,. him T.;
crn>r I" N much o III" real estate. oi ti, sad
deceased - Vii, ""ahlr him 10 y'av The ,In af,re-
>:.l!. Together RI the cot attending the sane
i'tird a LEarn"urr. ;h- 2".h drv Of A,,r;l \ u.
l'53 PRESTON MAY
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STATE OF NTRrnET

i>>ev pi>tric.
n frohat" C"nrr holden ~ i.uneniura in >a;;i
llI-'~'' aH =" 18th iav II April, l. u. i>.,:a..
'E'IiE fa-ca'ing application having heol duly
prosecuted :" -aii cour: l. x ordered ina, Tn.
heirs am I'll concerned in -. .~:r ir Notified az
said application. and that The -;lln, viii lee take,
lH" consideration Al Probate court 10 he holden
At the Pr''ar" Office in IGncrl,urg in >li di>-
tr'ct. on the 23d day Of Ma. \ u. IS53. tx rnl-
li-hing the foregoing application together with a
CODY OF the record ct TN "ricr three weeks sue
cr~-!H-ly IN tine taled"nian. a newspaper printed
al ST .lohn>hurv in thi> SITE.
! true c"r,r al rerori Ts3;yy2
A-.">t. JONAH BROOKS. Register.
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Ilp OR LAW ITEMS

= y L
W,>.,.n, q. r.:,,
,;il,.,,. 4..,..,l ''"'. !" '"''
a, h ., '',,' a,. 9''I ,. a!h'1 ', .' Gus
=. ",'t uc,''!HNi III lh'
(a,coho.) was obtained Of ola, o.' orr ,ac.
chants who sold under : lic.n.. r;y., H..
:,ar. ."d Hhi>h expired on the l>t INST. II,
va, th,n brr"eht ur on It ,l.lr,. of r,..;s,;,,
the officer and fined so ana cost.
BrHLl>Gr"N.-Oil,crr Paul seized .,
"Wednesday last divers ia.> containing Gin
n'lonHn@ to Mr. AH.tIa Tie gin was con.
drmn"d and the responder. furd go anc
costs. en- the same day the same officer >"iz
'4 :" 9ti'"nS OF liquor aIIa> Port Kent Wa
trr( on 'oard The steamer Boston. and not
iIndIn@ an owner the same l. now advertised
ana IN Que course oi law viii find its way Il
tAr 9r"uhd---' ""1T.
nc law Is found to work admirably. 50 far
al iT'>'' as relates to tn" vending of liquors
or 'h' open rNhibltIoE OF drunkenness. l. Is
r"moreu' indeed, that "Congrr>> Water" oc-
r2>'"naiiy iInd> ITS way to this port from the
Ne" loFk >idt, and II 50. 1t /, probably taken
IN G">tS to SUIT the patient but the public
sale Of ardent spirits seems to be wholly dis
continued. The vioilance Of orr aut ho.;.;o.
moreover makes ii rather un,af,. for E. man,
to appear in di-gui>e" in our strretS E.cl
Pros.
Nrrrurrrtn Tho c,o., 49,.
the death of .Job, SnII;,.ar ,,l: ,'''''! ~
last week. ar. ~ f,Ioy.. w. u, I''.l' ca
from -Lr tcs.imorv of h. ,;f, =, ''''''
ncr,. innrcs, " '''' a. '''e 'oro-
II seem, tim. c,,,;,.o., ,,,..
.c,r,,i,,o ,},,ut d,r m.;.Il. ''''''' sunday
fo,J h.. wifi. 70 pa ,I", l''''>'T'''''7nl
f. ,,,.., ali a,'I ''''''H near "F'"hcrt
fold hin, la,.,,, '''' ''''' ''!u"r' she
,i,,IJ ,,o, :, ,,,,....Ir ~ '''''' he repi"d
r,,cod H., - -, ci anu vent our. she tot
.r,;;ro il H.. I.t, I' I "''u prevented his
r,no and t,;nL ~ I; ''' I''c l''''''h'' snort
>rIl;n9 him ar,. ,,''':'" tNe owner from
She then vc,t lo,,,l
>rartc1 IN s.,r,'L 'ri' ' 5'' lantern and
that he had bean h,aI, - -, ~" one 'o'lhh
ouantitv ofrnnor I.a,I ~. '''i'"'H' got a
rouId NOT Ln 4,.,I .I IT, anu went t'anh
the morpnr hr v,s t .',' I''5'' "''' carry IN
water ahouI &c., o;','' III i >'i'''l l"nh OF
into which he had r,iic,I,. f,,l,, -. "'1 '''f
cn-fit and WIS drowned "''''-
Who are his mur,Irrnr. 70. .l -
answer. At the above inornst f,c,s ,nnn,
drawn ont which lead +, the h,.I;.f ,h,, l;', ,a-
was kept for sale. contrary to law At soyar,I
places IN town. Accordinnlv. on co,,.J,;r,
OF three OF our best citizen<.a w,rr,n. was :.
sued and search was made. which r.s,I.a1
in the seizure of alont thirty gallons 81 !;
quor of various kindS.found in and ,hout ,ha
Irish >hantie> near where Sullivan died WV
y part of the liquor was tried and I.stro,.
ed and the offender fined so. the owners Of.
the remainder hayinr taken 70 tha;r hail.,
The ire of the rumnies was now tbororrh
" reused, and they determined to punish Tho
three men who entered the compIaint So
thew went TO work rs follows ,s nnar ~
can iudge from the ,rcnm.,,rros ~ o. d, o. '.oa
They found tire. men who ,roro III !uo o"se
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Il III f & 4 l. E - . MI N.

make himself known. and tell how the liquor
came there. The rumnlic. are welcome to
all the capital they have made out of so bun
Cling tarce-and we opine when Satan I'M
dertakes another game of the kind. he will
employ shrewder agents to carry it on.-Ch.
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DROWNED.

Russell Parker, of Brighton. was drowned
in the Connecticut River in passing over the
10 miles falls opposite to Waterford, on the
18th. lie was on his way to LYMAN His
body had not been recovered the next morn
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II e W S Item S,

,c''>'a I'S''> lIan' has teen appointed >ecrr-
''fy oil LEGATION to England,
sse y letter from Havana states that tIo
cholera has made its appearance at san Die
90 DO los Banu- \ TOWN tn he ,va-tx,rI , 4.
Havana.
s'3s" In New York city,on Tuesday p,tr;,,
Fitzgerald and Thomas Nrarv were. .cut.n,.-
Ell +" h" hung for tn" murder Of their wives.
In "oth cases, the husbands were ntcmpcratc
persons. The Court, in his ailrr>, to them
previous to n1S>i"% sentence. that to their
ln'"mn"rate habits was 10 be traced not onl,
I'll" mI>iortnnc> OF their lives. but .hc POSITION
which they now occupied. The Iav Of exc
'"'''' "'S h\''' tor June l';h,
- ''a:nE.rr~ have hc"o'I" - G. ioG, -
the l'op," OF Columbus, that anl,!li' meet
NJ has h"Hn hr!d. at which i was resolved
tnat gan'iIEg Il business should +" SUP
pressed; >"tf every good rit'z"n should lend
ms a'd TO effect II; that III" gamblers should
,rLaLnau.;,,, ''. ,,;,'. ,','' -''''''r
;., ,In,,IJ I'.l.,,.,', va -, '''
,L;r,v w,s ,,,,a;r.od ,loa.a, - -
those roscl,e. '''
w.
Hon. James Mcaclam. VI C. mot with vor,
severe accident at Midilehury. on Wclnr>-
'Hy- IN winch one OF his legs was badly trok
Clarence. of New Br,ltord N,vIItb ISL
James krunry, steward. OF Thctlor,i. Vt
TT.
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Gold Necklace Lost,

'n l.. on tn" afternoon Of Max l. hetv-cr the
- Town ii"u>" in y. .I"hr>!iIrv and the willow
,N.Tn = on the lynd"n road. u .ol NECKLACE. TIL.
fnder VIII l." >rIitahlv rewarded v lrvin-i :, viii,
LAfI>>A EnH1NSoN. at Widow Aliens
81 J"hn~hu'v. Nav. > I.;:; >a:,.2.
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St. Johnsbury Academy.

VIZ Summer l'rm viii commence on Tuesday.
the l7th DAY Of Nav
Pleasant r"onr> yln b" r'nroi by those wishing {"
board Themselves.
t"r particulars enquir" of the subscriber. or OF
JAS. +. COLBY. Principal.
p. BANCROFT. Secretary.
81 J"hnsburv. My >. ls;s3. sow
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Key to Uncle Toms Cabin.

SD"E>INIiNG The or;cjia' facts and ! c,,,n..,..,
ui"n winch The tory : founded. Ev IIa~rc.
f'''''"r >'"''c- lie k"y l. ''.>t rccc,-i and i,-
- ny The >ui>trii'rat 5orcnr~ per rnr,v
l. ". HOW NEn.
- l"h,>h,.,v Nav +. I>5:,. se3ws
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Spring and Summer Style
HATS for 1853!

L>oR sale and manufactured hv !. b. GOHHAM
l. "h" devo'"S particular attention 10 man,!a :
TURN" flats and CAPS - order ani for retail trade
r.'"s personal attention L. H. business and w.rr:r.,
his hats equal in elegance o; >tvic and fini- To- i.,
CITY hats, and cheaper than any one ran huv a, Ill
again. Ii" aa> also IN adtio to those n nj own
make Boston HAS Of Il superior quality and New
ORR lia.> from tn" well known House If Ra-he /
Co.. "i"ar" '"' only the largest Hat -qler, IN the
nlt@d N'nte-. but The o-gnsf"r- OF fashions. and
who" styles are ALLOTTED v ali N-w England cities.
therefore. ~, Pc sous dc~ir"n~ E" :errn-a fashion,
able hat arc Respectfully invi-ei TO rsll Al the old
Hat Store forlner!v occupied by W.n. Decker. next
door - J. G. Blngham'> Ilrn- Store where they
will not orIE' find the larco,, ->,.rtne.t 81, Eia;,ap
Cars Of - binds I'm.
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Tho 1rdependence--Statement CT the Pas
sengerS.
rr,o .hc >an Francisco IIrra!1.

PROM INC san r!N'i>C' li'l;t'..
,..,.,. Ia. been the anXict, weighing up
,rllir mind. regarding the fate Of the
." I,,,, InIrpen1cnrc that it was almost
,',hourh mourntul one. to learn the
n, Of her m:>hap; to know that she
,... zone down with all on board. but that
~ .y..~,. saved to tel! the story Of their dis
". have conv crScd with several
I'M, PASSENGERS. and have gathered Va
detail, that will prove interesting: these
Il, =. before the public as they We're gwen
Comment. but in the belief that the
narrative Of an eyewitness to the hor-
r,I,. scene must be the medium of com
...a,. The Independence As all who
..t. with her will remember. was never
...r,.,. hip; III the present instance, II !,
that mo-, Of the Passengers went on
III. an Juan with a species OF anxiety
.,.r.,.s from the appearance OF the steamer
..,..ryu; .urapa"Itv. IN point OF size. TO
80. date 50 many human beings without
...ror some casualty. Our ir.ormants
,,.I that it was the opinion OF nine-tcnthS
ra,,cnccrs that the chances were a
49,. tl.ir r,ach.n9 San Francisco. The
-. sell. crowded. 80 much that manv were
,. berth, and Obliged to sleep on deck
w. ,l,. rev. ard fourteen who came on
ARIA, Acapulco. We understand there were
- grrd aud fourteen souls on board the
r.t .,r., of the 18th March was clear
.. r.a,>,hrrc pure and Transparent; the
.,,u,k at about ) o'clock. while the
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CARPETINGS.

NEW English Carpetn.> received per recent ~
: rival, Daniel Webster "W.>terlI Star
">ra Elcle, Sunbeam, ANA CunaTd steamer
4 large assortment of new and beautiful designs
IN Velvet Pie, laDeStry Bii>el- Su-rfiue Ingram
and nu.ch CaTD"'ing>. ". are n"w rr.;,: r.rl 70
exhibit great variety OF STYLES in the above goods
Ia ai'!l'ion to all the principal American nlanui:c-
t'ire>-R.rel"w Brussels, Low I'll hrc- PIv, Ingram
tarpets-,uperine and mrgium. Painted t.-.r
C!".hs. Straw aiatiing-. Linen 'rumh Cloths Book
my, RGc-, Mat. &c, &c. Comprising one d. Tie
largest, and perhaps the best assortment 70 be found
in the United States For sale low for cash or ~,