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'EssG 'E1De Worn, !

This is the most difficult Worm to des
Troy of all that infest the human system.---
1t grows to an almost Indefinite length be
coming SO coiled and fastened in the Intes
tines and Stomach affecting the health So
sadly as to cause ST. Fitus Dance, Fits, &c
that those afflicted seldom if ever suspect
that it is Tape Worm Fastening them to an
early grave. In order to destroy this Worm
a very energetic treatment must be pursued
it would therefore be proper to take 6 or
of my Liver Pills so as to remove all oh
struCtions, that the Worm Syrup may act
direct upon the Worm which must be taken
in doses Of Table spoons full times a
day, these directions followed, have never
been known to fail in curing the most obsti-
nale case nf lane Norm
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HORSES MADE SOUND
BY THE
Horse Owners Secret.
Cure Of Eeavcs,
By SIR JAMES LYNDoNToN,

Prmcipa! Farricr to his Royal HighneSs
Prince Albert
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FEobensach's Liver Pills.

| No part Of man is more liable to disease
ttan the Liver, it serving as a fiteIer to
purify the blood, or giving the proper secre-
! lon to the bile; so that any wrong action OF
! the Liver affects the other important parts
Of the system, and results variously, in Liv-
! er Complaint, JaundiCe, Dyspepsia, &C.
| We should, therefore, watch every symptom
that might indicate a wrong action of the
| Liver. These Pills being composed OF
| Roots and Plants furnished by nature 10 heal
| the sick: Namely Ist, An Eapectorant.
which augmen,s the secretion from the Pull
m0nary mucus membrane, or promotes the
discharge Of spcreted matter. ID, An Al
ierG'ice. which charges III some expicable
and nsensible manner, the certain morbid
action OF the system. Sd, A Tonic, which
gives tone and strength to the nervous sys-
lem, renewing health and vigor to all parts.
Of the body. 4lh, A Catharic, which acts
in perfect harmony with the other ingredi-
ents, and operating on the Bowels, and ex-
peliing the whole mass Of corrupt and Vita
Ted matter, and purifying the Blood, which
destroys disease and restores health.
TO tales.
You will find these Pills an invaluable
medicine in many complaints to which you
are subject. In obstruClions either total or
partial, they have been found of neslimable
benefit, restoring their fractiOntal arrange
ments to healthy action, purifying the
blood and other fluids SO etIectuaIly 10 put
to flight all complaints which may arise
from female irregularities, as head ache.
giddness, dlmness of sight, pain in the side,
back, &c.
None genuine unless signed J. n. Ho-
bensack, all others being base limitations
OFA9ents wishing new supplies, and
Store Keepers wishing to become Agents
mus! address the Proprietor J. n. Hobensack
No 1910 n. Second St, Phila., Pa.
Agents in Monroe County.
DR.. S. Stokes and R. Huston, Stroudsburg;
II. Peters, jr. & co. Marshals creek; Staples
& Sh!vley, Analomink; J. Bell, Experiment
Mills Brodhead & Bro. Dutotsburg H. &
J. Kintz, Paradise ]. Merwine, MerwineS-
burg; Daily & Tombler. Ehert; Edinger &
Marsh, Fennersville; Keller & Hoffman.
kellersville; and all dealers in drugs through
out the county and State
Pr1ce, each 25 cents.
March 10, 1853.
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Siroudsburg, May 6, 1852.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

Tha ale ines UaIabe importance OF public Ii.
brari, !. especially to the young men of busi-
nesssowns, is getting to be very genersfav
acknowledged, is shown by the manner = l'a9ieh
all cities Of any note and yer p-ay villages IN
our land hs..- rnlerea ln,e-rs "easure- OF es-
d, Ing them. Our e-serp rg sister State,
Illinois, especially, js said have been very
IorMera -i4l ti.is ita'tsr5 ossl 4-r villa-es ore
generally much in advance Of those upon this
Side.
Hannibal ought, by this time, to have had
comfortable rooms for the purposes Of IL
6rary, debating clubs, and even the beginning
oI commercial college and all these ought to
exist TO fill those rooms. She has the energy,
i she Has the Will. Present improvement and
her manifeat coming destiny point out TO her to
be stirring in the batter, BY a little wise con.
sultation and united action, The ball might be
easily started and rolled.up which should give
70 our young men, for lfer home, handsome
suite Of rooms, good hurry, debating So
'iety, and valuable lectures on literary and
scientific subjects, Most.eities have now an
issociation called ''The Mercantile Library
Association composed Of merchants and their
'lerks, and oonferriug substantially the benefts
shove.
Shall not Hannibal be blessed in this way this
winter?
We shal! recur TO ihis subject aeain.,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15
MONROE HOUSE,
HANNIBAL. MISSOURI.

THE undersigned proprietor, would respectfully in
i form the public, that he has just opened in rev
and elegant style, the above house and knowing the
anticipaons Of his friends, lie assures ihem and the
public that his pride and ambition shall be satisfied
not only by keeping much better house than has
been kept this city, but that shah excel him in
the State.
This is tall pledge, but try him ans. yoa shen Be
saiis6ed VII. SHOOT.
NJ B.--Shoot, Jordan & Davis, IN tonnecisn with
the house, have the largest aud moai sReaald Sabie
outside Of 81 Louis, in the State, where s public
be accommodated speedily with saie snd fast horses,
tine buggies carr ages hacks, for any teatinalon
Also the best feed and attention u hoFse mules, an
at fair rates (pyl2wtf)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15
NEW SERIES.--VOL. ".
HANNIBAL, MO, Thur
Idleners.

| ldleness has been denomnated "thC rust Of
the SOUL" 1t is very irksonc to be entirely
idle. 1t eats into the faculties, and deprives
them OF all their spring and vigor. To rest
from all bodily labor, in order that the corpo-
real powers may be strengthened, would be, in
time, to let them decay. And SO with the in
telleotual. The mind does not gain vigor by
lenIire cessation from all labor, but by the ear
nest tasking Of its powers. The great men of
this and other ages have been made such, in the
first instance, by the iron tasSing of their wills
first breaking those headstrong directors of their
nature TO submit TO the necessary toll with pa
tience, until they had practised their power;
and disciplined their intellects, and were then
prepared to come forth boldly upon the stage to
be the leaders and rulers Of their fellow men.
No idler upon the streets, therefore +; no hanger
about the bar-rooms and corners, looking up and
down the streets, or into the vacant sky for for
tune to arrive and alght at his feet, will ever so
find it. No He must-awake and arise, il he
study; must dig and toll. He must form to
himself some noble end yet an end obviously
within his possible reach, and then must address
all his mortal powers 10 attain it. He must
first train those powers, to make them 4ble As
the eagle is sid 30 take her young 3l upon her
back, from ,-ssbe heights o: th. preoi-
pice whera ST., as asr nest, ana bear diem
ab,a. ua ...g ...e -aquired the str * p anl
larltHl.. .s fry tile 9.sht for thernsp'v.s and
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15
WILLTAM COHEN,


Main street, Hannibal, Mo-
lHNHE subscriber has permanently located In this cf
Il aud is always prepared to repair watches, hrok
iewelry ,&c, in the most workmanke manner, and
The mosiresonabie terms. He has a ow on hand, a
receiving fresh supplies Of the 5nest Al
tween the oizets Iswelry, Watches, Clocks NC. fro
Union; North or South; sIass skoIdng, oP Pis stock
slaveholding; no bill that strikes at III. eouaIitv
Of the Ssstes Of This oonfederacy.
This very Territory was acquired by pur-
chase; the money of the free and The slave State.
was alike expended in its purchase Tie nlonsvs
of the Shareholder, and the nonsavsl.olaer was
alike demanded aud expended IN its acquisition.
Let mo ask, IS there any one Of this. large
assembly VINO rs unjust, so illberal as 10 de-
are his neighbor to be excluded from going in
10 and settling this Eerfiicry and taking with
him, his wife and children, his man sfrvau,s
and maid servants, and all thai he hass II ,Asrs
be one such, may The Lord have mercy on hia
soul ID
Aes, fellow citizens, will say nothing about
the power Of Congress over this question. al
though do not believe thai Congress hss newer
TO make such discrimination. But thisIs a veil
edqueslion about which wise Statesmen and
true patriots differ, but plant myself upon the
external principles Of justice and equality az
understood between man and mun--the South,
the STAKEHOLDER and The nonslayeholder have
alike advanced ard expended lhes a.1.s, :.
tHel Ahfr NiiAt aAeu thelr blood Tor the aCQill-
sillon Of Territory, and jnstice says let them
alike enjoy II. Am not right III this positiohe
Is there man among you, who will arise from
his seat, and say that AM wvongf pause for
an answeT.-rhen weiall agree in this.
Al the last session Of Congress, an appropri-
aiion was made 70 enable The President 10 neeo.
sigle treaties with the Indhhs. foy the purpose
oi adjoining heir consent 70 an organization or q
Government, aud 10 purchase their landsfor set,
Element by while men. This was the obiecf Of
The appropriation, and IvOtea for it; and ] doubt
not bat that the object'of the appropriation will
be carried out BY the President brfcse the meets
ing OF the next Congress. II .. theE will
vote for AVID use al the iRe snee have, in fa-
vor Of q bill to orgapiz government, and 10
prcaoie It's settler y spon tho qnAisiples /
lno~ssnsi s'ss,s he red races doomed 10 ext;no.
tion. They will be 3eeybs and, taken "a ~
VI ss,gn nishSd:and Il willnss ~ dong before.
IN S,, diiienb 10 one drop Of thsi- - hae
saSpjpg s;sa 'os q. = say Y Aunsn - ''Isi b sEEI
: ,'lus Ssys no Iaaiaysss
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

AMR. C1IMrSs: l had no expectation "hel ol
offered my advice to the youthful editors OF 'he Vi
. Courier," that should awaken the pp'ernal ~
I'D svo,noiatino sensibfiieasf sf " A Temperate w
Mar" Or, arouse the inc9riatsd illusions o. v
- Alaska" b
MY efforts wsre designed II possible TO NJ Y
still into the miniis, o, the Courier men an ioo'
of their very incoisiA eal course OF conduct u b
praling abou their l8ve, lor the temperance Z
cause, and then publishing three TO Tour cot h
umns week Of "aid and comfert TO me
whisky selers-whose faces look very doleTul c
lust now-and TO induce them TO come cGt luxe
men and confess either their fondnsss for si's i
@ ereetur," or he influence that prompted them.
For if we admit that they are temperate men +
In preccpt and practice we are bound also 70 t
admit that their paper is very 'nenPerdte. II IS
the organ of The whisky sellers-then we haYo /
an Incorporate paper with sober editors--qui'e
.Na anondessIr.A r.Ap that would be necessary 10
bs' prove the paper intemperaIs, ,sbThtly under
,o' tie influence Of the joyful" would be Fett
Ie- ing Of the exquisite production OF venom, spi
les and yulgarty over the1signature of ALASKA
lso But gratifed with my success. IT
aditOrs have come out maufully--they prate /
nd more about their dear temp rance 'principlgk
'ut the public know now just where to place them
ed heir columns are teemm wilh strained an
by forced arguments to prove .hat the man who il
lat vented whisky was . public benefaclor; tht
he interruption of its sale in this city will bru
lee ruin and desolation that its introduction inl
,se the family circle is beginning Of happy life
place of the destroyer Of all the joys that clu.
we er around a temperance. house in attempts
ais Iastea the sign-board of the whisky seller to III
m glorpa0 old'ear Of democracy-tho same demo
III cracy that boast P-oudly of their motto, q III
re- greatest good to the gveatest number . in be-
tie sterng up the fast-laihng ~uergies Of that ol
ect destroyer OF the human race, wls, has ,nurdere
more than all the wars ever wagea, All ihi
an is Included in the efforts OF the Couri.. Bu
on the lime has passed Tor tic cause OF wilisSy /
not be preached in his cry with amy Kind d s9c
oes. lis doom /, sealed and tile yontllfl
ellors can have the Holiuas satisfaction Of q,
IRE ing martyrs FOR tie cause Of rum, aud Ala
q aa'A' sstas z,si.s
me Jibe inPeace at five cents elass--aad {" A Tea
.zs perale Man. may become
la- A TEAfERANon M2r.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15
W shaI! reoar % this aahieoi as.ip..

Nrw ORLRAEs Sept. r. Interments LAST "a
hours l6i Of fefer95. There Is much fever
along the river. AtThibouxdeville The stores
are closed, and tliS town is abandoned. AZ
Mobile the iDlerments to-day were 43, OF which
23mera az ,eas.,~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

,,ho viii remember il, 10 say that The bank mas
aeper issued any r,rsaiy dollar 6fl''--su u'H'y
Waig.
~ The = Ba,eaerbocSer,' for sep'sges''
h.s sppo.red 0pau ear iohlo wi'h Is usua' re-
gu!lnty, 8udl,susd.l sore OF useful and iahey
reading. Terms, 10 single subscribers n ea-
vance, only SO year two COPIES So hFe
copies and upward, 81 each;
An Outline Of Senator AtcAiS0ns sg-s.h Faf'yi i'
Aug 9Th, 1858.
FELLow- CITIzpFs:
y. Permit me before l proceed, TO return ny
fhaAks TO Col Summers for the kind and coaft-
teo,iA manner in which he has presented me e
this Meeting of my fellow citizens. | appFe'
ciate i,,tha moro because | have known him anc
he las lsnawn r1e since we were young men; h'
a very yorng man. ] have known him Away
Ito have been good citizen and sound demo
La,sat. He las sshd truly am here at this tlm'
So wifi your invitation to add es'
i'e IN aeeoruane aass of the organizatlon1 ilH
a." you upon lhe sur 'hp construction OF
" Nebraska Territory; aIru- ~, ,urnent 10 con
'e railroad by the Federal Goveg=sah the Pa
Ig: meet the valley Of the Mississippi wlra,ee /
-ssciiic Ocean, both subjects ofytal import;lA;s
~ bthC PSopio Ol tuG AlliAtu states ana partlcl
nd ly SO to the people Of this State.
= will now proceed to give yoa,m views
AZ on each Of those subjects. You have righ
lat them and that too without equivocatioh or reese
ng on my part. Fl I because have t iDTior
,to part, to representthe State in the UMed ST
IN Senate. You are my constituents, bud
your representative in that branch OF m fed
Is Legislature, and upon all subjects ofpublie in
TO est, all objects Of National legislation xan
he enitled to my opinions, and il is my diis
TO- consult and advise with you and 40 far as Z
\, ascertain your wishes and opinions and act
~ cordingiy. Secondly you are my counlrsr
De and neighbors and friends. Many Of yeu )
I'D stood by me and sustained me in all my ham
ed cal trials from youth until this hour yter' slim,
,is an the verge ofthc downhill lloflbS
:, arc personal friends, for do v@zors' shears' D.
- a apersonal enemy in tho ceNT CHAM PUl
70 wlll now procee1ftg lower than they can
d the Ne5yassa8 Terrible State.
"a each ses irsi as store is the largest an
80 Yt.tl II it LOOKS tobe- aa.4-i..s.rs
= : .pnfSs, y %i have removed cur store from IFS
.i 81 ftiile ~ was near the CITY Hotel, 10 th'
alBuilding, lately erected by Mr.. II. w
3outh east corner of Main and Bird stl
10, and Pf0gref, June 2, 1S55.---(w1y)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

parts Of the State. We have ever since The
settlement Of the State enjoyed. and almost mo-
nopolized the frontier trade Of every kinds ths
fur trade, The New Mexico and Chhuahua trades
and have been greatly benefited by The neces-
sary Government expenditures on our borderss
aud Of late DAYS by the California and oregon
trade, Of vast Importance to every part OF the
State. but especially TO the frontier counties.
The western counties Of this State are the
weal,hiest and most populous in it, except st.
Luis The people Of the Platte country have
lacmevean fifteen years, what il has taken other
parts Of tie State.thiriy years to do. not tnat
I'VE have much better soil; not that We have
lmore enterprise and Industry not that we ere
nearer the Elstern, or Southern markets, nct
lthaswse have any advantages Of Navigation er
manu- laclures; but from Che frontier Trade. y.
lgives us tAe very best marketat home ier ait
sur products. What is It that has built Up our
e6aniies and towns, but the frontier trade; the
ltowus ef St. 1Vpseph, Weston, and this fouishing
.ltown OF Parksvilie; situated here at tie mouth
,lols g, river, in sight Of Nebraska, oii the
-IbahA ~ lis mofareh OF oil riverss What -
liz thatfe 6, built up the hourishlpg towns oL
. Kansas, and Westport, aAd othetss Il Is ms
frontier trade.
i Here, permit Inc to mention one fact.- lhis
e town Of Parkville, although situated on the
slbanks OF the Missouri, and conmanding the com-
5lmerce OF large and beautiful country, could
not have reached her present hourishing anc
.lprospsrous condition without the frontier trade
/. which she enioyed.-Parkville has almost Al
olmneh population, as much wealth, and po-
'esramerce although, but FIVE or Si,,.'s ~ 'ls
lar. hSrty, the Seat W
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

Imposing as is the appearance OF IN .ne Gys,n, u VA
Palace under any crcnmstaRe'S' wheh lls,oG w
at night it il. .magnlheen, osyoha p;nos
THE experiment was tried le" es.,',s ns.ts
~ w ,ban Four thousand gas burners contrib
ln,edtheir brillianoy to the scene. The number
W .s,s. has recently increased TO such de-
,se tbst the Directors yedeslned i advisable
onen en- the building in the evening olso' ihl'
,yAl he a great oonvenience for the many whSs' q.
lJay.tiwe engagements are engro'slng'v ?.
Louis lnlelligencer N
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

Nav wCousrERrEir.--Counte leii twenty uo'-
lar bills on the Marine Bank ol Cnicego, a'S
oaoat. They are beautifully engraved, a arg
mart of the bill being genuine work. r =
thought that the counterfeltefs BY some nt"N
mus. have got hold Of genuine plaios o. s9u's
other bank. Ii is sufficient proieciion TO WlSfe
who will remember it, 10 say that the oanN Hos
nspa issued any rrsaiy dollar 6al''-ou'noy
Whr,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

One Of our exchanges says, that "his suosor,,
bers would make good wheel horses, they toil
hack so well.r Another says, "a young man is
never more happy than when he has oeau''.e,
wife, one child, some cash ahead, and hHs Pa'a
for his Paper ,..;,or.
Just now we would excuse all our suoserlOei'
from being awheel horses" and wish to all INT
Young men among them the highest degree o
kqPpiness. 81.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

sc-E NiNpfNNArl, sept. !,
ing OF he citizens tonight
,lAs5/ aa aah tufake emoasures to have
a. ,heJ.c.5 lynn imaacled. The hall was
JE la5 w, ll parties. A resolution hat
flyaa ou 10 TO be Ipeaord passed unaui-
u.aslv Is comm,ted conAstiug of Judge
HgaH..p John Jahie ind t. B. Pullam was
pp1u.g3, 10 prepare III brHe the matter be-
for DE Legislature ~ wirgP.
mes G. Hall, latiPo,'utster, and Presi-
dent of the Ohio and IsslssPpi Railway Co.,
was attacked in the sfe' 'hisAllernoon by Dr.
Ame4, returned Citornia' and shot the
ball entered his abdon and logged In his back
The wound is dangehs.
/ Ames was arrestei
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15
The Comet

1t has been an interesting question 10 the Gu
rious, whether the comet recently visible is an
old comet, having regular period, or time Of
return into this quarter of space, or whether it
is a new conner into cur part OF the universe.
It seems now to be admitted by astronomers that
it is the comet which, according to calculation,
should have returned in lS40, or at the latest
in 1852, but which had hitherto failed 10 make
its appearance. That calculation was probably
erroneous, and the comet has at length come
himself to set the matter right, Win astrono-
mers please now to take such notes Of his track
as TO tell us with decided certainty when we
may expect the pleasure Of seeing him again ?
His nearest approach to the sun is said to have
been about 80 100000 of miles, and to the
earth, about 10000, 900 900, or lOO,Ooo,O0O.
COLLINS & Breed have received portion Of
their goods, and we are sure the public will be
pleased with their assortment. They have new
styles Of ribbons, very handsome all wool de-
laiues, as well as those more common and cheap
e.; new styles of coaks. with materials TO make
them; handsome neck-ties, neck handkerchiefs,
gI,ves, hosiery, Sc, Call and see for your
selVes~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

Nr,rSess.-Neatness is always the hrSt 'e''
Ter Of recommendation.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

fbNClNNAri sept, >.
Mr.. Iall is verpw, and no aopys Of his
recovery. m
The Community sfmuch excited.
Ames and Fanisytasn bad chopchr, and
the assault is sousidal most ourgems He
lis in Jail, hali baviY ZEN refused.
TIE Fever At yli3a City aud c.FrSlcH.
w ORIEANs. AuS26.
The Hotard Asiilion have extendethtir
aid to Jegrson Ci9atl Carrollton, whel ile
lever is Jry bad. p'ths, last "a hours, 20,
lhv ''yss "a, w shot.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

IL The dandy who was "s,ruck with an
idea" was not seriously injured, as The weapon
was very slight one. Sucl, an accident is not
likely to happen to hlm again.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

!. But there ya5ick's New Family Grocery,
on Market street.
Clay asY take this method of informing the g.tizens
ooyz OF Hannbei and vicinity, that they have opened
new faniiy afocery store Market street. immsdi-
saey north Of ihe market house, where they intend
keeping an fs o. Groceries suited 10 the retail trade.
We intend keeping hand all kinds Of marketing and
will be pleased 10 friends at any time when they
want anything IN oas line We have, and viii eoni-
neu to keep Fresh Meats on hand during the winter
season. As we have shc best opportunity Of purcha-
sing Fowls Vegetables &C, i win be 10 every rnan's
where as we will have everything that can be OBJ
tained at the market hosse during the day.
4 noy27if SMITH DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

ClvlLIrY.-When Zaohe,-an on '"I ~ Il''
Dent merchant of LiveroOl, was asked by a
Young man to tell pa the secret oil his success
Io rsnliod tbaslt was " ciriliy"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

THE CHrsrAL PALAcr.-Ou Tuesday ihers
were UyJUU v1strvts. Inv-asiITJ 81. T7sss.- q
has arrived from Liverpool with twcnty-one
packages for the exhibition, consisting og brcpze
PARTICLES, valued at Gl6,S0O; an ingenious ma
chine for type-setting, aud also one for distri-
buting type, worth $500; also cast-iron gate.
valued at e225, and a Photographic apparatus.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

tt, fss Iar-ro Mr., B. HARRIs, o..
for late papers.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-09-15

Main street, Hannibal, Mo-
NHE subscriber has permanently located in this city
eWelry ,&c., in the most worimanke manner, and on
The mostresonable terms. He has ow on hand, and