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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

The abscrber would respectfully al the pants
MUSICIANS and Families MS recently comprising
srtee hin ne Of husinesi al 81 which, will
und resi- and GENUINE he would paeesrEs the following
English Qunne Towards Blue Mass, Potl Morphea
al the Preparations of Cod Liver Lime
souse and JIles Hane ernmety Pstn Msdeugs in variety
asrreis pare Honey, etc, ste- rEOS. RANKIN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23
RUREAU DU CoNIMISsAIRF DIES RUEs.

lJt tg,i'er l75sAN Les eontraaas
danA DIES bstlH dts punsra a ! rU1utort
J dome habans placer cultures de- cuisine m ac
SUI les luquets ui3s teagru les
paiHe dgneudc JAMES 'OIS, C,frussat. iioss. III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

syrup Cherry IN ar
from ny knowledge OF virtues My wife had Iorg
eakussa and the heass the this medicine
hort time entirely e.eyed her, The ay wegid after time,
and all occasions the relief speedy
months abe has bsal OF cor
adler ard commend Inusl ysluahls medicine.
oese has been gay sddoao relieving the
s. WADLOM. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

va ALTESE JACKS - Three Maltese Jacks
~ is.' a1r . 1n ' aa5 b. rlat H-'-l 5.Ia.. BOZ. o.-
a.I.Cy-IU.,e c5...5 rf.a.J. ui.s..r,,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

the citizens vicinity, that he
attend 10 ali business bis line 1T
hopes his long experience Veterinary Surgeon viii bun
fair share of the pub having devoted several biz
profession France and Prussia ard the last yaIs lscy
with The Doctor found bis stae UNION
STREET between Carond.et and Baronne IS Several I'm
tv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

Dsvts's Compsgni syrrp Of Wild Cherry and Tar
PHIIADNLPsIA, Apfii 1915.
For four Eve weeks Of last winter troubled with
aaded with gngsa
violent Papt.on o. tbs heart The haasn 20 pre-
sleeping heal Of The
tdegre that frequently during leave nv
work 70 rest nyssf ay pronounced lungs
began to entertain chat would
AZ this time Dr. Da,sl Syrup Wud Cherry recon-
nended Ia three oppression pain
the henst greatly relieved and by h time he bad taken
bottles entirely
The
troubled for almost lcl little viii
The relief Of papaon great 10 ii am
voud have ent
rnoyn HENRY MCPHERSON. John |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23


Aornightor since attacked with Obstinate hasFs
ees which resisted The common remedies such paiezo
saa other ordinary medicines Dr. Dsss Compound syrup Nid
Cherry and Tar relieved few dosas urths 81 %
entirely gred My mother wh0s troubled habpa b
and hAs been regularly taking qula and has
DAVIS 'dens Tor FEW days and her "nafs
bad as before she commenced taking H.
THOMAS AiILLAR Il Raeo,ttss,
Dol" wholesale and retail by the General Ageht Ssptk
IN" "s WRIGHT a co, lsl ChaFttes NswOflsans
a~s n ieF 10 H - o I-.'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
Resolutions offered by T. ID. Harper, Esq.
Mt the Meeting held at the Sarnnac House
nm the ey eninR of the th inst.

Resolved, That we, the citizens Of Greytown or San
Juan del Norte assembled do hereby fully concur In the
act of our Chief Magistrate and Mayor in the discharge
of his public duties and that he is entitled to our respect
and eeteem
Rssolrod That in the designations OF our Mayor and
authorities we recognize act fully justified and re-
oured by the circumstances under which the Govern
nent has been placed.
B. Re.olrod That we, the citizens of this place, con
slider that the commander OF the L. = sloop Cyane has
forced this Government to dissolve by illegal and unjust
usurpation OF the right recognized by his Government
These resolutions were submitted and unanimously
adopted after which DR.. II. J. Richards offered the
following:
Resolved That q commissioner be chosen and de
puted by the people Of this city TO proceed TO the United
States and represent TO that Government all the crcu
stances connected with last difficulties and al the
same time make such arrangements with the Accessory
Transit Coas may be advantageous 10 interests and
most agreeable to our violated rights.
Which resolution was also unanimously adopted
T. II. LAWS, ! s...,.ri.,
JAMES J. PEREZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
Seizure Of Bank Taxes.


CLEVELAND, Tuesday, March - 1853.
Ny letter of the 18th advised you that the
Treasurer Of this Cosnty, acting under the crowba
law had forcby entered tie vaults OF the Banks Of this
city, and taken therefrom the taxes charged against
them amounting to over So 900.
have now to advise you that the legal plunder.,
have been completely "headed and that by process
as complete is was unexpected. The bank notes
taken by the Treasurer could not. BY the law be de-
posted by him 70 his general account, IL requires
lie; aud inventory 70 be inside preliminary TO public
sale He therefore made special deposit OF them IN
the ysul. OF the Cleveland Insurance Company. I'm
mediafely airer the seizure Mr. John Desaer, cities
OF But,lo, purctased from the banks, without re
course sl claim to the money He then sued cat rosi
the U. :. Dstrie, Court wri, Of Repevin rhe Clef
OF the Court A0PpeiRs be In the city, his residence
being in Columbus) and placed 10 the bands Of ne
Deputy Marshall ior execution.
Tsz tsr they proceeded 20 the place OF deposit ana
demanded the money. I;s custodian denurred, sns
sent post hate for the Treasurer lie came attended
by Judge spauliing bis legal adviser. The Asr'hsh
gave them ave minutes 20 deliver before bsitorss
down the door. They hated 70 surrender. but the"
stood Unrle Sans deputy. holding forth the big seal
behind him sufficient posss 10 euOroe H. and no aerns
tive ras len but 10 "cave IN. The vault was openea'
the money taken and given 20 the plaintiff, the rsqu
size bond given and the case IS now pending IN ms
District Court.
Thus bys little legal nnneuveriss, the question
the eoHstiu,iobsiity Of ,he Tax, . well ~ Of 'ae
"erow bar law 10 reserved for decision 10 Cor
beyond the influence o: loco FoooisD. and where
Is corhJenty expected sgrh 40 adjudication VIZ
had a. /. consistent With the pas, decisions 81 "'
Supreme Court Of the Uaited states.
In the meantime. the oadieais are toshing 81 w
mouth and threatening al u.pner " naughty tSiass
Having secured LocsFOco >aprrms Bench N oo''
who by overriding decision Of the same couhS
is35 where the SANE question arose have decided "
prescr, law con.tturiopsl tue party supposed 20 w
bsr Obstacle could exit 10 toreiSls ossy sP0" w.
Banks sud an appropriation Of the spol'
To be- thus suddenly brought up all stand.'g e''
power superior to that ct party. has smas-' W.
greatly. ard yet they hardly Ia a e'n''''D"
know ,ss,ily what burt them. hV'N"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

e.,,,r vs.,. s.-r-os< Stns~ Cro-- PAl>.
~ peV ,onss Bo~en, uire- sra Frre Pinch 80. J@n
In. c., Prrre Frat, kortou Ib0HaA-, Bel T. J. Lere,
s.ss.-f CaIe Nelson HsrFch. kalel hasy PlshA
JsIsnr ssrhy Ffcter FrEnce sisrarf Dodtnt Wheae
- s,Ss,..- snodgrs.s Psif Aaga-ti- NeAs,sr. Ion,
CO... BeD Kent. loosely Rss5an HsyB>s hsr~ct, Let
p1ay Cooper Btnss, HsiEe Paflhar.t fshi Crosp P~,
sr,h C-orhehe Neal Wa1fr CFaDe Slater Bubh,
p.... poven Brewer Ro-en, sa-e DuEn. Drehy Hhber,
$500, Kbott Dousas- Ednoad- Hyie-oa T. booth ID Od-
gs,hcoei Gauu Bolton GilezSe E~ns. Yaune Hss'ng-,
H0ssrd Tbomp-on. Inhu. Lee, DuEeI, Belser. Cln..a
NJ Hea M Seymour Mr. Orarcer NJ Graves NJ SD, NJ.
W,Ivsnd W. hesrs Bassrt Ch-s,a, Pesr-on aey,
Wsfl % FEMININE Roe Bre~-r honisfue Seh-on,
M. yrah Caafb Mason sq1a~ Wetb. Gartner. Hllaoa,
Jskr.on winhp DID Nscbeth Vantns Broofe Aoos saHtn
T,vlor rsefey Tyrren Heyvood Alrr1nder. ,. Gov,
s,..r Ward Gr,~oid Coru Fuller Bush, Emerson. fsFns
Rsy,nsero Bsydon Dart Carter Astande pit Lam
L<ndrum Ghs Roe, Carer, Dcker Lana Ire Al
Wsou Ess. Jones, Powers, LoTop NostaFa JoSc'
h,rtsr and fry Cher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
Discoaraxement 70 Emixranis.
wEAvrnynrn, Alta Cal, Monday, FEB. :, 1853.

wrAvxnymrn, Alta Cal, Monday. FEB. :. 1853.
Could that portion Of your readers, who are
so anxious TO come TO caliiorns know precisely how
small chance they would stand TO make fortune,
and return home In safety they would At once Danish
every thought Of coming here large share Of those
here are worse Of than they were at home Their
brightest hopes II suiassng a speedy fortune arc
blasted. And hundreds may DO in every part OF
California strollng about who would be glad to work
for their board The miners in tho NORTH about SaAss
and weav,rvie. paying about g. per day TO those
who labor fallhfuly. Bard costs So per week Aher
dedueBs the oil clothing and liquor bills from the
remaining slo nothing mach rcmsins ApoF'on with
capital friends aid hlrn. s better % IA Tie
risiss Yegrs respsctaiy, HrNn }. ilo~E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
Arrival Of the star Of the West.

The steamship Star Of the West, Tink.e-
paugh. Commander arrived on Thursday ornng from
san Juan de Nicaragua ring made the passage in day,
and q hours.
The L. $. sloep-Of-war Cyane, J n. Hol-
Hn. Commander, left in port having arrived from
Pensaeols on the le,h and awaiting orders from
Washington
Spoke on the eth. LAT. 80 30. lon. - 10, the
schooner UbioD. OF Plymouth n. c from Turks
Island and finding her In distre's supplied her with
provisions
The Star OF the West arrived at San Juan
on the morning Of the 4h and sailed the serpooa
Of the g3d bringing four hundred passengers, who re-
por the ;hmus very healthy and the route in good
dillon for travelling.
The California news la. been anticipated
by previous arrivals.
We are indebted to Mr.. Torrance the Pur-
err d the star Oh the West foT valuable i.Tors
The following persons came passengers In
The tiAf q - West
81 o;a..,. s..-,~. Pc ~ ls, 9 g > y
De e.ssl,. y ye.s. a Mtfas.. q hs,as.s
D .s,.. 3 = a., . = o., v i',.'.a = Hss'ls
Jeu'. sssyasrs ft.t. X D,-saa 80. nass's
Ill@i So oav' y, o. :. c-. fszy. ~ s,s..s,.s
s-ss 81 ,... t.s's. D.. h.a, ss'' 1.e.'
t,ss,ss. tott'-s Dee sss't Naass s,.ss 80 A-ss
=. y A. ii,,.s.s ~ - ..' a., ~ 81, -.
=. nsss' -, 49, Sc. y '..y le4s',. s.'l-.
. bsss.. is'sl' 9 t'-,-.. :. > $500. H-es
y o.. 80. 90 isst.,,.. Jasss ~ =. w. -. -.
.ss's1 ~ ys',e. . hssss l,'s.-e- 49,. 49,. .,
t... tsis ss>is. Ies,e.-. s. .,.f ss--s 9-s-ss - 2
80 49, 49, = - 80
't>sy. i'-'ts. 49, s'-.t -. n's-- 90 ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
Letter from the Mayor to the U. =. Common
cial Agent.

GREYrowN, or SAN JUAs DEL NORrE,
Saturday, March II. 1883
10 Henry /. Sepsrson, Esq. Z. s Commercial Agent
SIR: Enclosed have the honor 10 hand you
duplca,e of Protes, and resignation OF the officers OF
this Government and beg leave 10 say that the Govern
meni Il nov in possession Of Capt Hollns commanding
the L s ship-ofwar Cyane Respectfully yours.
7. J. MARTIN, late Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

FAs THANefsea. Monday. Fob. -. is51 p "a.
The great topic Of interest since my las, has
been The .is HOG mortality smons passengers ifoH
h,fp. - the rssssns issfsns yellow fsvsf. Panama
fsssf .taists dysssisfy. have bsas dis among them.
.nd dfsl hoe led tis Fhssi tshesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

ssses nrs. the Passage Legislative Pro-
eesdinss The STATE Hospital Tho Pal
pit -Iteur Operators Saln,sp Eishrry.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
Barber's Shop.
PETER JOUNSON.

~ LIZ SSNaANNSANN
D ESPECTFULLY Offers his services to the
IL public. He keeps the best quality of raEors,
and keeps them sharp tie will always pay
strict attention 10 cleanliness and neatness.
He cuts and dresses hair in style that
never fails TO please his customers. As a
knight Of the scissors and razor he Yields to
none in Hannibal, His charges IRE reNsona.
bly, low. As he intends TO continue Citing
up aud Improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hnpeS 10 have
the patronage Of the citizens OF Hannibal,
whose we'll known chief characteristic
OF energy, leads them to desire 10 see
everything IN the progressive march.
teco!rct it Is the shop nearest to Hick.
mans Stove Store. II Is on The west side
Of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. (ap.23.d-ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

WoMAS's Rlours AND Mass RisnT''--on
Saturday night, one Mr.. Jacques got drunk and
proceeded TO show his utter contempt Tor oil
such new.fangled hwnbugs a' "WOmSn'
R,ghts," and his own peculiar and exalted ideas
Of "Man's Rights" by numerically beating
and vnal,reu,ing his wife and children, and dis
tarb,ug the peace generally. Quite tOrc'sIe
illustration.
But the peoples Rights should be cared Ter;
and the gentleman Ough, to be dueked, ridden o"
rail- tarred and rcalhered, and politely request
ed to bundle up hil "audS" and make himself
scarce.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
Mrnr RoRRowISo.-The MrDOnOnEh kIll..

Mons BosRowINo.--The McDOnOuRh tIll.)
Inlcpenient has copied the article contributed
to This paper by B. II. W." entitled "A Trip
let Table" without giving the credit. LIS
h,rlma, er to l'arn You "suekers" Manners
Tn, +, he 6rsl offence Of the 'lndspcnden',
however. anil we don't want TO "hurt your
-r.,Hak,"-bat sir, some Of yOur eotemPora'
80, ,ycr here on the other side Of the drink
,sonll ,,e 1 the Declaration Of Independence and
,alm !, of for original matter, If they had hall
: chance.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

lust received, general assortment OF Fancy
y Fashionable Summer Goods, Tissues, Shall
leys, Silk BerageS, Fancy JaConels, Canton
Grape Shawls, Enid Bertha C,peS, Black Silk
Wells, Enid Linen Cambria HaRdkercheiGs,
Painted Collars, Superior Whale.Bones, &c.,
Sc, ut reduced prices.
Please call and sec. S. NJ, MOORE.
May l7lh, lS5S-dSl]
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

Tho weather ia Father warm-lad'es have
cammcnccd the u'uai anusements OF the sea-
son, viz: rain'iug, tanning, stopping about I"
the mul, s., fat, lazy '"niggerE begi" to
swea, an hook greasy--Chius no longer cOn'id-
cred an affection,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
Our assistant'S GO.umu.

Matt PN.-Twecaies Of this disease wer'
NJ, ashore here yesterday from the JEANNE
d ms. They we're bb'h ehildrsn--Ons Eve
9he o,Aer seven your. Of see, They win most
,rrob,bly die, Immediately after landing, 'hel
were Conveyed out Of the city, and therefore, Is
10 the disease spreading, there need be no alarm
whatever.
The case. were children Of German eiAigTanis
ans, urrived from the old eountryi they stopped
but day or two IN 81. Louis.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
MONROE HOUSE,
HANNIBAL, MISSOURI.

THE unders gued proprietor, would respectfully in.
i form thr p1Dne, III, he has just opened ia leW
and ell CANT st r., he above hoIlSe and showing the
authorizations Of his irniG, he aSSHeS them and the
nublic thai hts p,he AMI ambIIon shall be satisfied,
no, ouly by keppmg much better house tnan has even
been kept IN this city, but that shall excel him ~
the ale.
Ibis is tall pledge, but Try him and yo1 shsll b
sgiisfed, WIN SHOOT,
n B.-ShoOt, Jordan & Davis, In C0lleelion with
the house have the largesl aud mosl splaad Stable
outside of ST.. Louis, IN the Sisls WHARF t lblc
be accommodated speedily with sale and tt horses,
fine buggiss cATiages, or bucks, for any a. insten
Also the hes; feed ara sttsntieNto horses cs, all
- fair YAtFs, t;rftWffe
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

DEI.A,SE AxD LOvE.--Ths local of thu Al
tbSHV Transcript states that No man under thir.
ty-kye can sitbeside nine yards o. delainc with
cut bcComing afflicted with the palpiia'iOn Of the
hsart sa .a - Co..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
TAILORING.
4 JOHN A. LENNON,
Merchant Taylor,
JAMES THOMPSON,
the Lime Man,

Lave associated III, Inselvts Together rrr the
l i sup,Sq Of earyi ng on the TAILORING BUSl
NES' IN all It's various branches
On Main street, door north Of the Brady House,
and next door 10 - W Bryan's Stove S ore.
They have aud viii keep, the best OF Jcurnsymen all
she time a. 4 viii Execute Work a. ExpediiOusly,
a. neatly AID - isshIonablY A. they know how.
We VII url We viii beat he man that makes the
lNhioS but will soy they will keep a. near he pic
us A. poSsihe,
NJ, Lennon has the largest, hest and cheapest stock
1t cloths CuNIuerrs V'stngs, rriu,m ng, and Sum.
mrr Goods, that Hannibal ever had the good luck to
have N Il.
Lr tive Us call gentlemen, ytu are .SOund to be
suited IN my kind ur q ats OF q IJls,
Hannibal, April -, l15A-do,n
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

Several negroes got to qH"rTeling in the street
Yesterday, and went out Of town to have a set
to, bu, were separated before much damage ~o'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

1t is cowardly to Gerry weapons Of any h'na
--eSpeciYlly a "hrick in your hat"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
RAILnnAh MEETINll.

10 WdsAiugtoA gSAss StcrSiaTy Q, ,hs RaWaibal auS
~ Joseph RaiIrosd Company
STA; You arc herrhy TrQars,ed 10 call meeting Of
lhr Directors Of the HanuDNl and st. Joseph RUiIoad
ht the City Of Hannibal, on Wednesday the lat June
ncxl.
, BY order Of the undersigned directors.
1HoS r THoMrs0 On,
y r y, LAKENAN
Tia nibal, Mays 1857 GEL A. SHoRiRIGE,
meeting OF the BpWd Of Duec ors Of said Com
pNny will be held N pur Nlanee Of the an We, at the
time a ID place speeihsd WARRINGTON JONES,
-, srPh, May 70, lS5@ N, 2ldSwtd s'e,elaiy
Cacspest and Best Writing ana.
T. bnlTilNGHAM h BRO. re a w m ,nu
Lie fac urng Black Writing luk Of sure -, q al
W, when they self very cheap - thirty cents dvz ,
Genes, ~ hvs cents pint Steel pens mAy be let
,,Apdag IN this ink any leng Of zine With ,ai eorit
dug.
=. SAT- Wholesale, they will sell hN $40 b.,
rel, Gmch - i ~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

p.Rony ON "ruE puM'L OF STA JOHN SoeSS."
CHo, drum vas heard, nor fnrtAl note,
A. his corseto The ramparla We hnrriedi
Not soldier discharged his farewell shot,
DER The grave where onT hs'owe buried
Il BuTiai IF SIR JShH Moore.
Not a sound was head, nor funeral note,
A. his cNeAss through town We hurried;
No, cen AZ obituary we wrote,
In respeSl for the rascal We buriso.
W. buried him darby, At dead Of night
The G,rt with orr PitehfOEkS turning
B, the moOebesms' grin and ghas;ly light,
Aud our CSDdles dinly burning.
No useless coffin confined his breast,
Nsr in sheet nsr IN shirt we bound hin;
But he Law like an Edilss taking his rest,
WiIhA Hannibal Journal around him.
Few and Ssry shO.twsU The pVuvul we SAIL
AOd We felt not aPuAs Of sorrow; tiGnet-
But We unused, SsWe gAEed on the wretch nov de-
o. wAs'sJDiR he DC tO,lSsyrS1' s
The 'Iron HOSssn will snort DER bis bead,
And the hOtes Of is Whislls UpbTAid him
Euln,thing he'll care il they let him slsePOn,
Intne gave where his nonsense bath laid him.
Slowly, but gladly We laid him dOwA,
From the held Of his Tame fresh ami cory,
WscsTvsd no, line, We nisea not stone.
To mIrk where We buFiraatOEy.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
GOODS
PROCLAMATION.

FNUOLAMAITON,
To the Voters Of Mason Township, in tue County o.
Marion, aud state oG Missouri:
Having received oSScial and legal notice that ihr
Hon. WIN ". Cooke has resigned tie Office Of judge
Of the Hannibal Court OF COmmpR Pleas, and that :
vac Incy now exists IN the Office Of Judge OF said
Court, have, pursuant 10 III" authority yCSrd in ne
BY law directed AID ordered an election to De hea 10
hll such vacancy Said election will be held al the
CITY Hall, in the City of Hannibal, on Saturday the
sSlh day OF May, \ D., 1888, between the hours Sf
O'Clock, 4, ~, and O'Clock, P. OF that day and
sill be for the purpose Vi filing the uneKprcd le,H Q;
tire sid Cooke occssioued by his said Re 'gl,atlOn
OF which you the said Voters CC Mason Township
are hereby notiA.
Given under my hand, ut the City Of Hannibal, this
nth dag Of May, A, H., l'53;
T.. r LNFS,
MAY or oil the City al Hannibal
NAV l7h, ~ d-Nwtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

~ We have pOndered Icing and well over
the Bloomiug,Or's Repabl'coGs mysterious
rhymes in thai paprr - the ilth, bat can't dis
yer what the editor was driving at, or whrt
!, ir,rn lei tomean, and don't suppose he knows
l,,m>,lr. We ecuA guess better a, the meaning
.! Egyptian hsrCRlyPhicI than his vsr's'.--
However, wen reply with random shot Of the
sine Sorts
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
Wanted!

4 BOY between fourteen aud eighteen vsA's II 'c",
"A Of steady hGbs, 10 learn the TIMING BJSI.
NESS--at the 81. Louis stove Siop.
CIV BRYAN,
Hannibal, May 18th, 1854. dIw.wif
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

For Sale, or Exchange Jo' Raani5Cl Prqpsry.
A TRACT Of unimproSsd land in NJ nrUs county,
"A on D u>h Greek, SIX aud seven N lee from the
towns Of Florida aud Paris respectively, containing
gao acres, about one,hsli prairie, the remainder TIM
Der. The land Is Of excellent guilty, has PsTua ent
water, and lies in COED neigh6OThOOd. POssesSss
peculiar advantages ioJ q stock farm Applylo
H.ohl wsm, MEREDITH. Agst.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

IN, s. T. A. MoDANN0LD,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09
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PRGP0SsD DATES OF SAILING

For freight passage apply EDWARD X COLLINS S6 wall
street New York BROWN, sHPLEY CO., Liverpool; T.
ROBERTS CO. 10 Kings London JOHN MUNROE
PER, Haue. " ~
The owners Of these shs god silver
bullion specie leuey, precious stones metals unless
Adng are signed therefor the expressed
NEW YORK MaRBLED IRON WORKS, Omc~ and sales
~ oom lO3 Broadwny, opposite New Haven Rar,ad
pot Manuactory Cor 9Th Avenue and I7th
sTAL PALACE, New YorkThe original and
Ieturers ~ Alrbesd CIsf Iron Ndntes TJIe TJ tolus
id~ter ottE tdses, CHteT hc, dc A0, al EBds o
iHgs for BaftdiHgs, sIIcA WiRdO,c LinLR s Door By
Columns, BiicOnlss. de-, De, fc. Ns'
The above Company, having just
trnsye FOUNDRY aud Mandatory beg leave
OF Architects builders and the public generally
ment OF HARBLEIZED IkON JfINTLE and other articles
which they producing, enlarged cale beauty
and design Of which, and their exquisite nni never bee.
equalled, and cannot be eHeeled.
The exact limitations Of tile finest Marble such
EGYPTIAN Sienna, Broeaye Nerd Antique Agate Prince
pert Jasper Pyrenese Light White Stauary
nave elected the unqualified
oles and fully established their popularity public
some OF the advantages OF this discovery
oiwthstanding HIGH DEGREE OF HEAT resisting ami
(6eng about third the
o Manies also Of being packed and
the
The MArbling department is under Of Mr. DEM
lN who nr introduced this iRUud disoOrery TO the public
and its practical utility appca Metals
other substances Circulars with plates
OF patterns will be furnished when desired
Address orders and communications
de2o-dly CHARLES CROSBY, Secretary.