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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-11

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Der to January. With the February num-
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continued during several months. Thus,
ia the first volume of the home magazine,
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UJe IN order to prevent misapprehension
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permanent shape and for circulation in new
channels, literary matter from The pens of
many of the ablest writers in the country.
1t is from this cause tina, the publishers are
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aVing the agency ofthem Cor thi6 civ This
Stove possesses advantages over common Stoves in
m'ekness Of the plate, and improvements IN me dram
to be the best pattern Tor DESCENDING e1e az s
s'oye now made East or West. I, = ~
Thus stove was patented September, 1859 and
wherever they have been used heve ssv ~ ri sal
isectioa. This stove weights some seis pe1ds ,C".
70 TIE AnbeI than any Of r stove ever bsopSh ~ biS
eNy Tue plates IN them are from one half NJ hysss
lolt,hs Ct an inch IN thlekness No vgeiShs .,ss
40 pounds ReSlrsnt them al against Urea Ths.s
heatlat is generated under The fire nla,e ic, ,S s
front part olthe stove between two ek plasS A. ,SS
ara A Che bottom ~ TIE stove, thereby sddISv r"ss
hsS y bake wi on the bolton, and ,Sst
sceudrg Cue, heTesof0re The (shnytrr ~, y qe-
ue aud one plate more ihSh any AiV eki aIce S .s
lHvette'e They viii cook with one ~ ~ -, yeS}
Tor twenty-five years, ~, ~ ~ 'as,
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So EOtsSs t0V6 Store 3
&'as9c n. SsRYKS.;o3 as'sb

stove Dsslss, shsst.Ircn ysdsksr, Copper
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Performance Of the stoves keplby me. . ltlt Ia,
All my stoves are manufactures Of MlSSOCRli
MOUNTAIN IRON, ard Tot goodness Of metal and
beauty q eSshAg they excel sN stoves made Ia the
Western country, q s.. tgs liza sl. .lr.f
~ The man who moulds Ho,low.ware for G, =.
Fnly "a eonsidered the beat workman in the United
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any others you will find in market, whether made East
or West, - .a.sfsf4ttsNftSffr
have constantly on hand, supply Of TINWARE,
10 which I particularly invite the attention Of the
country trade, as The quality Of my wNe and the pri-
css, shall be such ndaee them 10 call on zoe again
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DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

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KBALTgb FOR TIE STaTESlU

bN lISAOlNblNAtNl COhh VI IOcoO VI uEhis n
DlSokDEREll STOMACH, LNplGksTlON AZ ID
TERMINATION OF BLOOD 10 HE HEAD
Copy q letir from Mr. Jekn lloyd Of Er,e .eR,
-,i' tl Hortrh, MriRshSAtr
To Professor HoLLowAY
ing YOU that Tor very opg period was hGiiciedwilh
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June On, 1899. (Sigued) JOHN LLOYD.
MIRACULoUS CURE OF DROrSY.
Extract ola lat from Ei,ca,d Rorry ESQ OF India
Walk, I6bdgO, dated .april Sta, 1852.
To Professor HoiLowAU a..a.
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E1trsci Of a Letter from mr. s. GopCn, Chonst, Of
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To Professor HoIiowA
DEAE SIR AIN reQu Stcd by Lady named Thorn.
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Persons wishing TO buy stoves should give "a seli
and examine our new patterns Of
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Silk BeraGes.

Mcs beautiful patterns and fashionable styles, 3Se,
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Sold at the establishment oE Professor Holt owAY,
2li, Strand, (near Temple Bar) London, and by all
vendors OF Medicines throughout the United States in
boxes at sac, SIC, and Sl50c each. Wholesale by
the principal Dmg shouseI in tue Union, and by
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E5-Theie is considerable saving by taking the
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" Directions for the guidance Of patients in ave.
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SNndriCS.

Papeg combries, all coors hish linen; p Tow CFse do
Russla linen Sheeling, %, zoe; bleaehcd sheeling
lea and 70 Il Table Diaper, 3D. B!eachsd Muslins;
Blown ehssii1g 4.l9sac SuPeTfne IA Ticking, 2oc;
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-11
SALE OF REAL ESTATE TN KFNosrA

FHSHE following described Lots aud properly situated
mostly in toe lfst Ward Of the Cay of Kenc.ha and
being on thc Sou East Quarer OF Section are offered
ur sale; and IT not sooner sold privatc sale shall II
he sine wi,nout reserve at Pun &c AUCTION 10 the
highest bidder, the RUNALs House. in scid Civ on
TIL RSDAl. Inc j!D OF December next, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The ,oo"ing viii be sold subject to the right. Of tho
present lcuaJts--vZ:
Block No. ST. and buildings and improvements thereon
LOS Nos. add in Block Ito, 2Aud in b. Portion
of Lol3i in Ri AID buitngsPoriDn of H. in b. Al and
tenement OF TO- in b. 4LO 10 1T Il. 81, and stores there
on-Lots |, and - in g. b. ADD houscThe Norh q OF
II add II in l.. H. and buildings (bcing Mans House
property Lois land ~ Ia Il. 43Por.ion Of l.. in g. A
POI ion OF l.. .. in e. 81.
And also tine following Lots, which Grc leased with the
gh, OF pa chase aud to be sold sbcc such eases-yz:
Paris OF Los auu :, in B4l.ot and . feet Of l..
in u. 27Poron Of Io in B. iS-Parts of Lot g. in r. a.
aud or h. in b. J6Porioa of H. in b. 42-Porlion OF
H. in b. 10 PARIS of Lots had = ia b. b. North Wet
4 Off. 23-port,on OFFS W. ! b 22-Norh y H. Gin Is
East 20 cc OF l.. 7. Il 25arts ofLots and & B. 2o-Por-
ton Off IL y. 9!-roron Of l.. ., in 56-fot IL and
past Of L. TO- b. 43-Partl lot d. 40Lot b. 42-fart Lot
!, u. 4SIart LOIS II and II, b. 47-pau Lot s. b. 4I-South
r B 39-East = Lot s. b. eliot 4, h. I6Ioi and updi-
Vd, = off. IILos and t. q. I2-Iots 9, e. Is and
io, b. l3-L0is and 5 b. IEast parts of Lois and
B3-South 4 h. 2-East 4 Lot |, Il. Lott y. 25--
Portion Lot ID 3-Wcst - feet l., :, Is. 2SPart L. D..
North East u, q. %.
For further particulars and descriptions ofropsrty apply
to the undersigned. G.. kiMBALL
kcDOSha, November Let.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-11

at which this divine and one General Whitefed,
a Government officer, figured. The settlers pro
posed measures TO secure the organization of the
Territory. These doughty men resisted. They
assliled Benton, the settlers defended him. White
fields second speech is thus reported:
Gen. Whitefield again spoke with much force;
he for compromising according to the late act;
he thought the Missouri Compromise ought to be
repealed; thought men from all parts of the Union
ought TO have the privilege of bringing their prop
erty with theui, from negro to spinning jenny;
he said they might cry agitation when slavery
was already excluded by the Missouri Compromise;
for his part he should agitatc and agtate, till
Southern men were permitted to take their slaves
to the Territory he did care personally whether
it was made a slave State or not He was for equal
rights"
The game is apparent. And what picture is
revealed! Government officers plying all their
powers to plant slavery on the soil of Nebraska,
against the VIII of the people, and the government
organ at Washington threatening war against Eu-
rope TO retain slavery in Cuba! Are the people
aware of the factsl viii the people consent TO
have the government of the United States pander
thus 10 oppression, and work thus for wrong AT
home and abroad
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-11

GIVE think it likely from the indications that
the prohibitory liquor law will have from five TO
ten and perhaps fifteen thousand majority in the
state On the other hand, Barstow for Governor,
may have majority as large, We hope for the
best, but we think there is ground for apprehen-
sion that no such prohibrory law ~ is desired will
he passed while such influences prevail 1t Is we'll
known that Barstow and his immediate friends are
at heart hostile to the law and it was we'll known
before election. People may love prohihltory
law but they have signilied that they love Bars
tow and the party more. Will not the same ma
jcritv pursue the same course hereafter! We see
ITO reason why they should not and therefore see
nothing to prevent Barstow and that power from
pursuing their own predictions. Our fears may
all prove groundlcss, but if they do, we are quite
sure the strong anti-Mainc law men about here,
who went for Barstow, will be grieyously disap-
pointed.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-11
What Gen. Pierce is At.

1t is useless to cry peace peace when there is
no peace. The planters and their tool in the Pre-
sidential chair are violent in their dcnuncatons of
everybody who says anything about slavery. II
they desire the silence of the country why do they
not abstain from aggressive acts 1t appears
from late California papers that an expedition of
POO men has been organized by Shareholders in San
Francisco, for the purpose of Selling upon Sonora
wrestling it from the MeXicans, and making slave
territory out of it. \ constitution for the RepuJ-
lie Of Sonora has been drafted, bonds issued, and
money obtained, nobody knows where.
The intrigues for turning Nebraska into O slave
State are actively pursued. We find the follow
ing paragraph in the Cleveland Forest City.
The scheme develops. 1t is now certain that the
slavery prpopagandists mean TO hold this Terrific
nv. They have outwittcd the people there, and
have the support of the government.
The % Territory is not open TO settlement" de-
clare the agents of this class And ,ckeretore7 1t
is not yet ripe for slavery, Hold back pioneers,
frighten off emigrants, and in few months all will
be settled.
johnson is chosen delegate from Nebraska He
is the tool of Senator Atkinson from Missouri,
and plays his part adroitly. We deeply regret his
election. So does the Missouri Democrat. The
Rev. Thomas johnson, it says, sis one of Atchin-
sons tools, and will cooperate with him at Wash
ingon in endeavoring TO defeat the organization OF
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Two Weeks Later From California.
Highly Interesting Indulgence One Third
Of Sonora an 4sheS-LosS $l,5OO,00O.

Highly Interesting intelligence One Third
Of Sonora an 4SheS-LosS $l,50O,00O.
New Orleans, Nov. So P. NJ.
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived
at the Southwest Pass, with advices to the
10th of October-a fortnight later
She reports that the Star of the West ar
rived out on the 31st ult and started on her
return trip on the afternoon of the same day.
The Webster brings 10 passengers, and
$4,000 in geld, received by the steamer
Sierra Neveda from San Francisco on the 9th.
The Golden Gate and Uncle Sam sailed on
the same day for Panama.
The passage was made between San Fran
cisco and New Orleans in 20 days.
The news is very meagre. One third of
the city of Sonora had been destroyed by fire
and the loss Of property will amount to a
million and half of dollars
The mining news is encouraging.
John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, who recent
ly escaped from Australia, ar. iyed safely with
his family at San Francisco on the l2ih of
October. He last came from the Sandwich
Islands.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-11
Washington News.

Messrs. Disney " Odds, Richardson, of Hi
nois and Phelps Of Missouri, are aIat Wash
ngton, electioneering for the Speakership.
Ofthc Postmasters, appointed by the Presi-
dent to Offices in New York, whose salary is
81, 900 and upwards, it is ascertaned that,
in 1913 thirty-one were Cass men, and nine
teen Van Buren, men.
The business in the Pension office was, on
the lst inst, brought up to date, SO that, for
the first time for many years, any new case
could be taken up at once, More than 4,
900 claims, under the law granting pensions
to widows, have been examined, and 300
allowed, 1,45O Of them being revolutionary
cases,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-11
Proclamation.

Friends. countymen and lovers hear me for my cause
be silent that you may hear discard prejudice tn
may believe and read facts hat you may act ntegensly
Who that Young but values the luxran looks of youth
and beauty Who taa is middleaged but shoulders at
Grey Hairs? Who. that is old but would Badness
II any, spcak,fo him have offended As none speak,
then none have offended in addressing twenyiour mil
lion people.
Not OF these many million who have atiescd the vir-
of ons K%hairon, for Preserving Restoring and Beau
tf ing the Hair will proclaim its beneficial effects far
and near. One trial will convince the incredulous-
Sold uniform for 25 cents by every Druggist in America
d. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
lGl broadway, New-York.
r. Robson. Agent, KenOsha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-11

rel. P Harvey, wing, has been elected
to the Senate from the south district of Rock
co. James D. Reymert, dem, has been cleo
ted from the south district of Waukesha co.
In this county, Levi Grant has been elected
on the county loan issue, he being friendly TO
the measure. Mr. Grant is democrat tho
10y no means one of the adamantine kind.
+. MGarry, dem, has been elected in Mil
waukce CO., and probably Z. Wakely in Wal
worth county.
For assembly, this county sends arail road
loan democrat, and an anti-rail road loan, Maine
Jaw, free democrat. Racine county sends
three and perhaps four democrats, Milwaukee
probably six democrats. Our returns are
meagre, but there is little doubt the state re
mains in all its departments in the hands of
the Phillistines.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-11

Monroe Monticello is now in a state of consiGc-
rable dilapidation, and owned, believe by Com
moiore Levy, jew. find that the memory of
Jefferson is respected by many in the State where
he cxerted so large an influence in his lifetime,
but none the more for his religious sentiments
In answer to the inquiry which made of several
individuals, whether the religious opinions of JEFF
ferson had left their impress on the community,
equal to that of his political. was told "by no
means, his infdelity is contemned."
Upon the whole, the condition of the University
exceeded greatly my knowledge of them.
+ @
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-11

r. The election in this city resulted in 100 ma
iority for Barstow. 1t is possible that when all
the bunker element of the city is combined as il
was in this instance it has this relative strength.
We know many of the leading wings worked all
dav for Barstow, and it may have been from their
atfinitics with the man and party and platform on
which he stood generally. We say, We know not
hut this is The reliable strength of hunKcrSm in
this ctv but we have some reason at least TO suS.
pect not. People here feel deep interest in the
proposed western rail road They have sought
legislative aid heretofore, and mean to again. Mr..
Barstow was represented as having bcfricnded and
assisted us in all times past and ready to do il
again. On the other side Mr.. Holton was repre-
scented rs hostile, as seeking the establishment OF
- road in opposition to the southern Wisconsin
road, with which our road is designed to be con-
ncctcd SC. That this had its influence is not 10
be doubted-how much we know not andlare quite
content to wait until ont of the present confusion
the future political character of our city is fairly
determined. In the mean time, we hope the cas-
ties built by our citizens Barstow'S success will
prove to be founded not entirely on .tycr,
What few returns we have at the time ofwriting
from the rural districts look WELL and lead us to
expect that IIolton has handsome majority in
the county.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-11
POISONING.

Thousands of Parents who Vermifnge composed OF
Castor OIL Caomel, Scare not that, while they APP
pear benethe patient, they actually lay ing
daons for series of Diseases such salvation loss OF
sight, weakness orlimbs sc.
In another column will be found tho advertisement Of
Hobensacks Medicines. to which ask acnaon all di-
cctly interested in their well their Chdren'e
health In Liver Complaints aud all disorders arising
fom those of bilious type, should make the only
genuine medicine, IIobensack' Liver Pills.
r. BE not deceiocd but ask for Hobensuck's Worm
syrrp and Liver Fills and hat each has the .gnn
,nro ofthe Proprietor, j. N OBENS ACK none else are
genuine.