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LIVER COMPLAINT AND SALT RHEuM
New York Julv ~ IaAQ

Nev Yoyk. JpI, ~ Ia1o Va
Measru. AgB. A D. Sandel-Cen,lsm.n, W..
can DO, Iesbiy express nv feelings, in conveviCs
tbs pIessInr in.eIIieence tAat nv ViEe i Ss.,sr.
% perGec, health by he use q your in,sIr.Sis
SarsaparilIa. She x.s afflicted win .svs," -.
lsneous disease ,hs, covered tbs Who'll. sr'e',, ~
ths bodv. 20 that /, 1ool havs hee ~ DS-;t Y
d touch any oar, that vns f,ee from ,bs E,,-,'
the hend facS ma NON were eo,ered -;,h .c"J.i
liks those Of . 6sh; the hair fell out In large
Quantities, End walking caused the most excrucis-
ting asouies, usil Affected the joints more severely
than any other part. She suffered also long time
from an saeetion Or the liver, cOnnected with gen
sTal debility, and proslraiion OF the nervous ~
TEN. Physicians, both In Europe aud Ameriea.
inn . rure or ..,reelvi .fE,,,l;n,. ..l;-r ~ =.
, 1853-04-16
THE WILLAMETTE HOUSE,
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP 90
,o dog CONNECTING WITH THE 700
.rm PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co. .

ONLY THROUGH LINE TO cALrroRNIA AND
OREGON, via AsPINwALL, NAVY BAr,
dirnd. IL. I VII
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-26
Smith 8, Allen,
Millinery and Dress Goods.
MRS. NJ. ], KIDD,
- 49, a R....s Ny..Nk - WIN eaaanN

On Second Street, North Of Hill Street,
rs now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
i of GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her customers
with all kinds of fancy silk BonnetS, Embroidered
Gmps, and Gimps of every description aud size. She
will keep on hand NvarctY offspring Mantillas, OF new
s,yle, and Misses aud chldrSn's BasQucs, Also, a
handsome assortment OF Veils Ribbons and Flowers,
Dresses made and patterns cut to ordcr IN the latest
styles. Gloves, Innings, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
Hats, and everything else usually called for III such an
Establishment
While extending a general invitation % cOllS she
wishes the laet kept In mind, that she is determined
there shall be no reasonable ground Of compliant on
account OF Prices, (mch'Sl.wy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-26
FRESH FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS!!!
RICH AND BEAUrrULM --.--
SPRINQ AITID SWIGlGLRR S4TGISa
COLLIN 81 ID u Il II ID,
MAIN STREET, HANNl


received stock
Under ladies'
this
the
Ch,rc!s c,, A.,
lio Ladies'
Fila Mu(sa aid n
dpn shoe o.
Eso
Palm mlsaH
oUEFN RE--oru styles
o
the East Wh sold such
mno
WILDE oS show
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-26
LANDS NEAR HANNIBAL,
For N1LE!

T HAVE several pieces OF land detached from my
/ farm by the Plank and Rail Road, which will sell
In lots, from ono TO forty acres One iorY acre lot
three miles from Hannibal, on the Plank Road leading
from Hannibal to New London, having onitO very fine
nring, a rviuet OF pure running stock wNteS and one
OF the most beautiful building spots In the Slate,
will also sell five shares Of Stock In the Hannibal
Rails County and Paris Plank Road.
For rent, a large store House on the Levy, three
stories high. Also, several Lots for lease,
June %, lS53-Aw) THOS, McDANNoLD'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-26

y CuoUTEAU,Ih JAs, HARRISON, fEtiN VALE,
ClIOuTEAu, HARRISON IilLE
Commission Merchants aud proprelors ot the 81,
Louis Rolling Mill,
A ND MANUFACTu RERS OF IRON in all IFS
IA various shapes, Sheet Iron and Boiler Plate
Nails aud Spikes from the ore Of the Iron Maintain
Irsn Store No. l29 North Second street, ST, Louis.
May 81 lS5S,-(d&wbmO
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-26
NEVER FAILING REMEDYlll
NNInOWAY'S OlNTMENY.

U0ILOWAY'S OINTMENT.
A CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE ms CRU'rCHES AF.
TtR TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy of Letter from hlr Thompson. Chemist, Liv.
uun.l dated August 2Oth, 1892.
To ptolC..u' IIuf' wy,
DEAN s'u. gw rrahlcd to nnSh you with most
cxlIUordipuy cue effected by your Invaluable Oint
mcnt and Pill; winch has a,touishcd every person ac-
duuutcd with lilo sullntrr About ~ years ago, Mr. /
W. Cumrus. ol 5uu,y street, In this town, was
thrown from a.. losn. whereby he received very ser-
uu, ulWIr. h' lai lhr hn.i medical advice Ht the .
time, aud wa. afterwards IN intimate cf different In.
funWtDs, set hc grew worse, aud at last mallg- ?
unni uuuuE ulcer settled In his hip, which M
completely crippled him, that he could not move with .
ont crulchrs Tor nearly Oycars recently he began 10
use ycur Ointment ant pilla, which have now healed
tho wound, sDrrngDhcrc ed hi, limb, aud enabled him TO
dispense with h,s crDchcs, SO that he can walk with
tn, -rou'cs' case, and with renewed health aud vgour
, uGyr IGST"'Tr TrxrRAopDrN,pY2 ttItiRE'STN' cIiRE oF
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Cory ol Letter from Mr. lIird, Draper of Ready
near Gamshro, dated Match Isl, 1852,
r. professor lloLLowNY,
SIN Some time since, ono of my children was ur.
Nicrd w,'h dreadful crhrlions over The body rui
lmhs. | obtained the advice oi several eminent Sur.
uoous and Physicians, hy all oi whom lh" case was
considered hopeless, Al length tried yonr Ointment
aud Pills, and without cNagsrrdtiou, the effect was INT
ipruluus Cor by prrsvcIug ~ their usc all the crup
lons 9u,ckly disappeared aud the child was restored
To perfect NtANs
prviou,ly lost q ch,ld from similar complaint,
and mmlv brlcvn. had m her case adopted Nnur
,nrd,riurs she would have been saved also, shall he
happy 10 testify the truth Of this to any cuquurr
crRTESiSN REMEDY FOR ScGRR"'TTItc' iriWsMoips
AND AN ASTONISHING Cure or AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE
OF a BAD LEG.
Copy Of LctterGrom Messrs Walker and Co, Chem
lists, Bath,
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAN SIR,- Among the numerous cures effected by
theuse of your valuable medicines In the neighbor-
hood we may mention that Of an old lady living IN
ihc Village of Preston, about five miles from this
Iiy She had liberated wounds In her leg fol many
y, ais and a,tery they increased to such On alarming
extent ~ to defy all the usual remedies her health
rapidy giving way under the suffering she endured In
this distressing condition she had TO your
Ointment aud Pills, aud by the assistance Of her
friends was enabled 10 persevee In their use until she
received perfect cure We have ourselves been
greatly aStonished Nt the effect upon so old person,
Sha being above 10 years Of age. We shall be happy
10 satisfy any enquiries as to the authenticity OF this
really wonderful case, either personally or by edv',
AprivOte in the Bath Police Force, also, has been
perfectly cured Of an old scorbrtic affection In the
lace after all other means had failed. He states that
is entirely by the Of your Ointment, and speaks
loudly In its praise
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BURNER'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

POWELLS FORT SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
81 ase y sR.' S AZ GsHsu 10 w
eTng place situated eight miles east Of WOodstoek be-
building Gone hundred lest in lsgh) eommeneed last sea
has been completed aud is ready lor The reception Of
Families have been erected convenient TO the boaraH
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLuE and BLACK
SuLPHUE CHALTnEATE LlAEsToEE and SLATE all having
The work Of N.tuies h6iaoIY, They send 10Th
qsP PEs w5,s5 TO SEPLT an many ny P
s ound gradually rising to the south and cast until
Il teaches base OF the MGnSanutten, from
which il presented eye the beholder the
enchanting landscape Vews IN the country To the
It M al Distances or nom e5 to 100 yards and from
Is 10 100 above the level bottom in mont and to the
nothvsSt SpIingS- Many OF these elevations
be approached the east rear, by gentle ascent
The Fort Mountain with It's piftnies9ae scenery ~! Ht
which, for bold outline and pleasing aety is
He'd he sceney nj esened 10 vc-y from the SUBMITS
the MansAnuten and Fort MoIn2ns me fsge
and waen and Shenandoah Valleys must be sesn to be
addition 10 The Springs proper there number
oeyS In me vicinity, the principal Of which The
celebrated Mountain Spring iSo yards Distant 2 The
SSoSe Is chlly Gsate sending OIt limpid streams 4
To the south from the SPRING. about thee quarters Of
hsts SprinE The Spring recently opened amid the
beauGl group OF Willows thai shade The Sulphur Springs,
md which believed 10 possess peculiar medicinal quail
SS COMING from the North or East can enter the
picturesque vsey through the narrow passage formed BY
IL nrnTlmilyO he mountains, about twelve miles
north east St r. oef towering 70 The very clouds
ERE the traveller with awe and admiration.
on arriving at the Springs, tbe invalid has At onoe with
n tse busy world may IeeuPerae his exhausted
~ o,1sfnn the pure waters that incessanty flow
& him and plTtang the Tieh viands that daily
nrcna red for the nouTishraent OF hisfrail body.
ys iIl state benefit or those who not be
,1sTe OF the net that large Arm attached TO
~. spTins persona have their hoTSes paStured
or stabbed as they may prefer
Tire BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
s8tfvs otlsr will be in attendance and servants
IN ne different departments Of the house and everything
sha be that contribute 10 the COMFORT OF the
PTrops visiting the SpIIhgs nom the North leave
In tbs morning and arrive hene the nAxt
M bV IRE way or IYincheSter and Woodstock. Persons
f5fe South wiz leave Saunton In the morning arrive
~ WOOD X 10 dinner and the Springs totea-
PoT Ire AMUSEMENT OF those who may wish 10 particle
psie In such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
hath House. with everything regulate for BGthtnE
t.e bSsn eTeced for TIE accommodation OF Walters
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.Isa. GENERAL. JACKSON ,ai
AND MARTINfIUTHER.

lHE PToprietors artain,s Magazine having purehls
ed the large and handsome tplate, carefully engra
we'd in line and neEzotiIt from the celebrated design By
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THE FIRST PERFORMERS. ~ - r.
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in 1929,
offers it, in connection with their Magazine in ters
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This magnificent composition contains nearly hun
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Each impression accompanied Ivy instructive pictorial
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history which TO the event. AMI the pTi2Pes conten
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians ofour city that in the OF Uua,
letter and many other diseases, BRENIhNoERs FLUID
Extract OF SARsArARlLLA AND DAEDELI0N Is decidedly
above other preparations. ItsPeaks for se whenever
used; and although havo taken the pains OF hav
published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale oft yet almost weekly receiving
ders from Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky aud other
states by PERSONS who by chance means have heard
Gifts wonderful curative powers The following is from
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used for
very serious disease;-
DEAR DOCTOR:
The two bottles ormedieire got from yoI
whenn Wheeling have nearly cured met please send me
some more by Express.
tits now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
eity not as quae medicine, have made them &C.
ouSited with the component Pars and say to all
such have not the oPportgnityof making II known
lie least Incompatible with of the preparations olIO
dine Foyyler's solution, or other properties.
no DO had Paxton & Lakes, and f. Yahrling and sold
wholesale and retail BY ,.,,,, :, r,,,,,,ro,,r,
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va
July 2f, '62.
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Tho Publishers pledge themselves that the future vol
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MA aHINGTON.I

From stuurt's meat celebrated PaintihE;s
TTlTiIS large and magnificent Portrait OF
from tho burfn or an American Artist Is eonsideredbS
have seen II tob he ono or the most beautiful specl
n,c o. art ever and correct hkeness Of
IreToH The size ofthe plate Is eighteen by twenty
INCHES which win picture for the Parior
and should be in the hands of every American citizen
II IA correct copy from Stuart's celebrated Original
Painting, now at the State House, Hartford CT
D. II IL finely engraved and printed
That It may be within the reach OF ALL the @
reduced the price 70 OHE DoLLLRi
AIpeTsons RENTING The amount may ISser
States carefully put up rollers made Iot tpe
~ orders post.paId 10 tho .p1hllsheT
80 f7E - ~ IInokselI6 and Publisher IN :fo'A
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMEsg
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS 1T ISL
Heng narratives scenes and incidents in tho real LiFE
,tY THE LowLY.h By w L. G. Smith, Esq
The object lhe author is represent tho condition OF
The Slave his udc but comfortable cabin, his daily oeeu
aIons aud Pastimes, the relations between master and
misconceivcd views
fUTIhcTE PilanthTOpst, &c, &c, and to The
and continents their natural oTms, the
display ed In the humblest lot OF society thus showing
more hdgyHsss fSe20Hj and at the to represent
de- II is OF people, viz: The Planter
avery day e is well calculated to win the amable julg
nient oil the world
TABLE OF CONTENTS. ...s
Chapter I-'od Virginia
a. 2-The PlantAtion-Unce Toms LaIinoSs.
3-SObTiety and MeTTiInent
4-The Punishment o..
5-The School Master.
E. C-Hanuy OF TIC Planter. .-.,,srF-
T-School Keeping. a-r' w. IS
s-rhe secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
1o-lndopendenee Day.
little OVerseer.
i3-SebooI Masters Lessons Of Freedom.
i4-Sidnshf Meeting OF School Master. Uncle Tom
and Dnah-
iG-SGnday
1.-THE ovorseer's Communication to the Planter
1S-The Suspicion.
sE IS-SchOOl Master UneAsiness and Departure.
'' ap-UDcle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2i-IIis Determination go to the State OF Free
20 22-Ths Escape
" 2S-The Pursuit.
4" 24-BuHalO-The Boot.black
. 2J-HaTd Times.
Z" 26-Unele Toms SOliloquy.
"a 2T-The Alarm.
'' as-American Hotel
+" 3O-Courage, Quietude and conteutmeHt.
{" 3t-NiAgaTa Fails, Clifton House, CanAdr
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
S3-Uncc Toms Decision
.. 3-.BSek TO Old Virginia
e S-CoReusion
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CHURCHRS.
g u,,1uryvs RSisesraLsEn, corner Monroe and Byron
vice i0i, evening11i f.Ii h5s.'
Ta,ra Rpfaeo1aLaaH, Main street. between First and
send Centre wbeelinSi Rev. Jas " asGA1BI fa9toIi
IoT1ir IsrVeo 1ol evening oeloe. service and iec
s,rSrr PsryuYrERIGH Rec r. Il, We'd, Pastor Fourth
,tss bsWOsn Monroe and QUINCY Service Morning and
Esoa Re- cT1a lteEso P51SstoT.
WebIfer Street, between Main ana Oenire nee
I1-t Service morning and evening. ----r-T
Tmlp Pa tiH1TERL1r Rec !Ar. PssH, Paatori First
1fioSs HGl Main street, above Washington NORM
vi ssiin{ sdrVtee morning and afternoon 51
.gE5S sTEEE4 AiETnoprIT BPracoEAL. Rrv, s. B. DEg.
1900 FonTth Street, between AouToe and Quincy,
s@rvjes morning and evening
r-.sV1 NfETnonfsT EP1coPAL, Re Tpisi- EpiI-
- FSifOT corner M1rket ana NoIthAA' North Sheei
-, service morning and evenings
s55ss 81 MErH6DtSF BPtaeoPAL. ReV. &. O. hIeh-
SsSfss sliSSJ service morning and evening
het. rT,r,fop1-r RPtScoPALg Rev. NJ. Brealteet,
s.- h,niins Tfreet batWean webster and Thirds Cen
slE4eslinE ~. x. - -, 49,
~ y "a III Fih Street, corner % HapPaen' service
20 = E,ror,rrD,Rs- J. T. Mec7Azs, PASTOR corner
Sd JefIsrson stTesfs5 sorTtee n1orI9y ana 1S'
T con. EaCE lfGd y ~ ~ - h..-,.,,,
R,r4IrT Res j. Wilersl, Pastor, GlAy lifefe
siIff SSrSite and etanng ~ "a
Az1oHtL, UlaTA Hia,, Aey
! 5Pastor MaEipt stneet, betvleen y eei.sl
hrdr Centre Whsalings sorEiee ~.
Rv.ESartcKf FaoIlII4llI; Rer Y =
lfoS,a EvsssErscAE hss = 70 <
l,Set5l and AfenFpe strse ~
''slss1 a 'sl gHses
OS.Etes H9Es - 10. 81 Mourcsstreot;
fI5Si5tt - FiTSf fFosa rnmpany Hal, Marker A'rs
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CHAMBRRLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.

LOCATED coRxEE or nARKEr THIRD srREEIs, PrTTs.
BUR0H.
o. z. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor Of thu
Science OF Accounts.
P. X. SPENCER, Professor Of Penmanahip.
IHR principal object this Institution is to aI ysaug
men an oppol tuIity OF obtaining thorough and IL
mate knowledge fpoube Entity Book Keeping, and APP
picatiU operations generally Applicants eau
eneT COLLEGE and attend both day and VGnng
The instruction is SUCH will enable ihs aiudon
IN fake pe conduct scientific pTinGtplea
set or double Entry Books completion Of me
ANsHPTo write Fec aud legible hand Is desira
HE in the education young gentRenfoT
every proessou and particularly those who
desirous OF qualifying themselves for msIeants and bus
mess pursuits This department ie conducted by P
Spencer OF Ohio author OF the SuencerHn sYstem OF
gentleman well known throughout the couIS
inv al an accomplished penman and also Of thG
rnnst sueeesslul teachers OF the age.
Communications addressed to o. h CtANBERLlhs
will receive prompt attention. aHg2l.
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PROsPROTUs
4 9ICAN wHIG REVIRW

AMERICAN WING REVIEW,
TNthe sIginsi Prospectus the American Reyieyy is
sued Warrington by Mr. Cotton, lis former PIoPe
and Editor, number or the Leading Wing Members OF
the Tweny. Congress CiS6O subscribed their
nance TO the following Tesolution:- ..--u
Earnestly approving the paE OF such National ORGAN
long needed and or manifest Importance the undersigned
AgTeeto contribute for its ppEes from time TO time sueh
communications may b9 necessary TO set forth and de-
fend the doctrines of tho United Of the Union
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel ID. Barnard, ling
Pherson BerTien, =. R. MgeTso, E. Joy Morris, j. Ia
ClingmAn, Daniel Webster r. C. Winthrop, Thomas hut
Ter King, Hamilton Fish, J. p Kennedy, VIM: s. Archer,
Rufus 0hoafe, Alexander Il. Stephens, %
An engraved portrait OF distinguished person wi
be found in every number OF tho Review. They will nsn
ally portraits OF living American and whom
that possible, will be accompanied Win an anhen
tic Memoir OF the person represented
The first objects OF the Review are OF course ohnefli
tits designed TO set forth and defend the me
nledsTes, and the 4asn the United Wig feyfg Of Inc
Union II has been matter OF just TeProaeh TO Party
that though Il embraces Its due proportion OF the rts
gcce and learning OF the country, has no eraTey OF
Monthly Organ devoted to the eInessicn and defense Of
its opinions nd measures The conductors of the AmeT
can ReyicY have done what in them lies to remove this
repToach by securing buttons rom sources OF ability
an Ths Iitsrary department of the Review win agree in
Spiri. with the political.
to clubs OF not less than ten persons SCI
CHAMPION, BIsSELL, PuelsheT,
ause4 "a 10 Nass sa i', New.ffoFGNI
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CONGRESS HALL.

UNHE take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
iis day taken possession OF that well established and IA
'''-Sii' CONGRESS- HALL,
'f Third and;Chesnut Streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired and all the
improvements introduced, and furnishedi in Ayle
which will at render II unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
s n decidedly the located house In tho city being
the immediate vicinity Of business the Exchange Cnaton
IIurrSe, and many other public bUldtng8-
nes Omnbuses for every part OF the city every
lew laues their head quarters being within one square
The snSseribera are determined TO spare pains In
rnaing this convenient and comfortable hone to the
''a w - NORRIS 4 JACKSON. Proprietors.
janes e Norris who IL well known many ofthe bus
nan Visiting the city lately in the Hardware house
OF lomesJ Duncan & Co, and formerly proprietor ofthe
ViTEpa Hotel ST. Louis will have control Of the manage
IeIt or tho House, assisted by polite and competent
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UNIYRRsUM NO. Nv.

go i-l- s-sl EntTED ny OftAa- A. DANA. 20
TNHIS day pubiished. Containing the following elegant
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