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Hlisrrllalltuus.

\ RICH PLANTER.-A Mr. Dclabitz.
scher, descended from an ancient French
family, recently died in New Orleans.-
lie was young man at the time Of the
first French Revolution, and fled from the
gulllotine to become a merchants clerk in
the Crescent City. After time he mar
ried the daughter of rich planter, and
carried on the plantation so skillfully in
a comparatively short time, TO acquire the
reputation of one of the est men in
Louisiana. Since his death the division
OF his property has shown its aggregate
to be an amount, which from an European
point of view, is almost fabulous. 1t con-
sisted of 81 plantations upon the branch
es of the Mississippi, affording an aunua.
profit from the cultivation of cotton an.
sugar of $4,000; - steamboats, upon
the Mississippi, 3 upon the ocean, and 3i
merchant vessels, the aggregate income of
which, at the lowest calculation, is Sl5O-
900; shares to the amount of &5 100000
In rail road stocks, producing annually
$25O,O00; Z limited partnerships in Eu-
rope, one in each of the cities of London.
Paris, Bordeaux, Lisbon, Cqdiz, Naples
and ConstantinopIe, each producing an
annual profit Of $50, 900, in all $56O.OOO;
each to the amount of 100000 in the
Bank of England, drawing per cent,
producing $4,000, making in all an an
nual income Of 50, $4,000, or about a..
100000 francs.
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE

WE, the undersigned Physicians, having
had the receipt of their manufacture submit
ted to us for inspection, say, that the ingrc-
dIrnts of which they are composed makes
them the best Pill in use for all diseases Of
the Liver, Impurities ofthc Blood, &c. We
say this not only from our own Judgment,
but also from that Of the best medical an.
thority in the United States. All diseases
requiring the use of an ALTERATIVE.
DlAPliORETIC and PURGATIVE NED
lC!NE, that came under our notice. has been
treated with the above Pills with the most
satisfactory 3ucccss.
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Circumstances having placed us In the
charge ofths Office, we have made eyeYv ar
rangement TO render Il one Of the most COM
plete IN the country for an kinds of
work. The addition OF the finc Book press
OF the late A.. s. Johnston 20 our other
steam pcwor presses, and the eard press, en-
ables Us to 10 all kinds ofwork at short
notice ,--Books, Pamphlets, Briefs, Cards,
Circulars, Handbills, Bill-heads, invitations,
Posters, Law and Equi:y Blanks, Plain and
Ornamental Printing ia eolors
r. W GfBBES, PRorRixToR.
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LIV E R COM PL Amt.
them do their duty.

LlV E r COM PL Amt.
JCANDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS
EASES OF THE KIDNEYS,
And all
disc scs ari-
sing from disor-
dcrcd Liver or Stom-
ach, such as Constipation,
Inward Piles, Fulncss, or Blood
to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach
N"uSca, Heartburn. Disgust for Food
tui!nrss, or weight in the Stomach, sour
inct"ticns, Sinking or Fluttcring at the
III of the Stom%rh. Swimming of
thr Head. lI"rrrd and difficult
hrr, thin. Fm.tcrng at
the Heart, Choking or
sufloc:,tInw ~rnS;t-
tuuS Whru ~
iNia" pos
illl.
li....v~. ui N.~u:.. dots or webs before
Ihr SIght
Er,"r~ ma uuii p.iu ia he Had. DrGrirn
rl "r cr>pir ,i"m. NrllnwncsS of the skin
h'"o, Lin in the Side Back hest. Limbs.
\ c" ;'u'!dcn iiu>hrs of Heat. Burning in the
|'">r "n,tr imrgi"ir.s> IL evil nd urr,.
@"H''>>.'u' !.:,I &C D. ur ,i.,clu I.> rnr.G
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"OH mother" said = little child. "Mr. :.
does love-aunt Lucy-hc sits by hcr-h,.
whispers to her, and he hugs her.
"Why, Edward, your aunt don't suffer
that, does shc!"
"Suiicr that: yes, mother, she loves it."
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GEORGE WOOD. NJ. d.
+. CROWLEY. NJ. ID.
l.. BOWEN NJ II

Purshase none but those having the sig
nature. J. N. HOBENSACK," upon each
box, as all others are worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and all 9TH
crS wishing to become agents, must address
The Proprietor. J. n, HOBENSACK, a. his
Laboratory, No. 100 North SECOND street
above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in
the United States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates ofcurcs per.
formed in different sections of the country
by the above medicines, can be had gratis Of
the agents.
For sale by BILLINGS, g. BELK.
Lancaster c. H., S. c.,
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THE COLUMBIA "BAs;TT,p /,
rs Publ,Shfd Ddiiy at SBI Tri.NNEIt,

.''IV VI WI ITt-W-'
SO, and Weekly at 81. ~sty0
No paper will be sent from the office witho
payment in advance.
Its circulation extends throughout this
State, and all the Southern States, and pre,
sents good opportunity for mery hants 10
advertise. Its columns ara filled with the
Latest News, foreign and domestic, as Flea
OF European papers are received weekly
The publication Of large collection Of Doe.
umentary payers relating 10 onr -
Revolutionary History,
will be commenced as Soon a. we can ar
range them.
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THE LANCASTER T LEDGER.
Presents to the Crystal Palace Exhibi-
ton.

There will be all sorts of things sent to
tins great exhibition. Societies, as wellas S
individuals, will all unite in patronising
our great fair. Not only articles of man
u'acturc, foreign and domestic, will be sent
but curlosoties of all kinds. We have
heard that some of the Scotch residents in
this town have determined to add to the
excitement in Rcscrvor.square, by send
my mp the celebrated sold Scottish fiddle"
-. ",'pG In tie t';l rlnS>;cS. The
% good rI... .l. ..,. nlA
', ~" 'hr .,rtir.. to 81. '.,,. 90 Ill,
'''.'~l ""uId h' nm'n.ny calculated Il.
r''t""" " uniforms, %. ".r.nw. uui vi.
t''"@ ,h"m mp TO the #rra'ch. aud make
them do their duty.
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Answ" r to Riddle.
An Oak | rec.

An Oak Tree.
EXrLANATroN.-Th" :c"rn> # the rr,.,.
fed swine. The tree when -, dc into ,hiu
carried human beings and PISSED over l.>h.
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Becoming a Medium.

THE facinatrng spiritual rarping is, with
out doubt, gaining strength among us,
and some very ludrrou> incidents often
grow out Of it at times, as well ~ more
serious and dcrhrrh.r ,..,.
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IHE numerous vein. strong sense and sim
pie style,
May teach the gaycst, make th" "r. 'St smile
o. -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-04-06

The following is a capital and sure
cure for a cold.
Z One table-spo, ,nful Of moasscs: two
tea-spoon;E5s os caster oil. one uf pa,g-
godc; ono OF osnPtor. Nix aaa take
often,
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5uuhaq RrnAing,

SERVANTS of Cop in joyful lays,
Sing ye The Lord Jehovah's praise.
lfOnfGO1ncrM
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SEVENTEEN STATES have passed Home
stead laws. Of the So rthern States, Gcor
value $500; Florida exempts forty acres,
not exceeding in value S4O0; Alabama, for
ty acres, or house and lot in town, $500 !;
(the land Of gold,) $500; South Carolina,
forty acres, 5000
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Ode to Matrimony.

From the Erening Ners.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-04-06

Ny muse bird of passage flies,
From Frozen climcs to mildcr skies.
Young.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-04-06

The Country Doctor,
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TERMS
Always i'm Advance.

The Bills Of ALI specie-paying Banks re-
ceived at par. All money rcmitted by nail
postage paid, at the risk of the Publisher.%
Address w. S. JONES, Augus,- sT
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01
I1ATSt nATSu

wv y. PHILLIPS has in.' received pei
w stea.s"r Empire civ FROM \. ' -
splendid -twk ot st'unntT has. cnnsiSfi""
,i Gents ~uppiiiii" ''a X and whit" N"'''-
kns white and hla X 'n.simr,.. ~ .hor
pa anna. and Straw Hat nf ev"ry d"srri!
tinn. nnd .,vlc. al.o y large assortment
Non,hs. and X " Ila'> oi all e'nd' -:
wan'in. articles in th,s line will ful iu''
he ,hipr tie, wish. mar 29Y
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01
TIE DAILY COMET.
ruBLlsa aEp DAILY (NoNDAys ExcErTED)
GEO. A. r.kE, Editor and prcrriflor.
Office on Third Street


Tre subscription is fixed ut the 'ow rate
Of ss 90 per snnum, payable ~ advance Or
30 90 n, the ex. ration oi the vrar. ~
will be pnnctually delivered daily within
the limits Of the City by the carr,er
AvderisiJAg.-One Dollar t'"r "1f'are
FIR The first insertion. AMI half that amonn
fm every subsequent insertion---ten lines.
or lsss. constitute a square.
Yearly Advcrtisinr.-- Merchants.
Traders. ard otteu, will he contracted
with. IN the md.s reasonable terms.
JOb.WOrk. I'VE are also prepared y"
do ali kinds Vt Job. Work---s~h as law
yer's Ba,xrs. BAra. T'ckrrs. P"srrms b'LL
Hgaps PRoeaANwrs. ELrcr,os Jirktrs,
Druggists Labels, Cards. Circulars. Visiting
Cards. Done with Beatness aud '''epafch,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01
nR. IETDY g

sarsararilla Vegetable Blood Pills
DREPAkED en'i'ey from Vegetable
tx''arfs. component part Of which
IS Sar araT''ia. Prepared only under the
immediate snnsriD'enderce ri DR.. N b
LriDY. Philadelphia. For sale in this cir
by !nov 27-yl H. 7. WADpILL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01
Map Of Louisiana.

THF rev and improved map Of ouisj.
4 sra c'n.iled from The latest and
most au'h'r'ic survey. both public And
MI ate by G. ". r: Bayiev. civil .ny;ras,
1853 For sale by &c L.NOi.FS
may l2ly Harvey Home Row
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01
p.r,u,uushjb.

DARrN'l.-a Itsrhstt s'e invited te
| cal at ! G IANr1'F'S Ha'ne.
lon.e rrw 10 esstr inc TIE Thilosophieai
heory md I'brtite n permon' hip
TIE Th.ofv j. ii, ICED in'o 'h'ae parts,
prinnry. infsrmrfifate AID Final EachJar
u -Four BOX.
This W. K countries cuts designed Ia
lu.l,ate he mis re, ol ho'd,n AID conduct
'ng he hand arH pen: rrelastory e&cer-
.ises. which loio,,ell, train me muscles
.mplnved il writing. Classification oi let
'rrS ard word, are. ,d'e 10 heir sini'.
,i'v Of form st,o'. and Instructions accom-.
Ianving the ,aro''s exercises in each book
The whor 50 arraneed as to cradle he n.
,i's to write over each rage twice. Price
- crn's uayl2.
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F.sypr <,pr1luaaiut,

C'AN ri. cfct'uallv ur.t ty the use {
~ 10 Hands G"rm'n lite 9. Price re-
'u'cd t, sevpn' five cent. can ALWAYS h"
lad fresh at the 'ru. store of April "
WV. P0GEL
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V,a->d for SplP.


Sofa water.
CpARKTTNG. cool. rcfreshinc and ir-
- viocrat;nu So'a water: male still
moro cool. refroshin~ ani i"vi"oratin" Hv
r,,ylv invented anparatns Ev"rv variety
or svrup. WM. BOGF'. Druoeest
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01

M ALL ST AG L
From Esa son Rouge to Clinton

T EAvi' Baton Rouae every sunday
IL Tuesday and Friday. al Q a. N. a,'d
arrives ri Clinton at 3 =. VI. me DAY
Leaves Clinton Mon'ay. "Wednesday std
Saturday 4. ". AMI arrives ut Baton Roug'
ZANE day at 4 y. NJ. Fare TO jackson s?
e intn AZ ~ Having engaged an exp
rienred dtivei ef sober ha' iis. we hopr b,
strict ait n,iotl ta the business 10 meet th'
patronage Of the Public
aug 3.v. HuIT& HUICtiI>oS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01
popular rchool Pooks.

r r.I.NOTF. Ha neg Ho.@ rom la
y ins, received direct from, tie pni,li,h.
ers complete assortment # re most POP
ria, school hooks. Consisting ~ part Of
Wehster's srclirg bm k; Websters spelIe,
and defincr McGufey's spelling nook.
RrArrPs.
NccrfYe,'s Sc les: L wet's Series Of
Gradual Readers: \. American lit 2ud
class do:
cRsNNARs.
Smiths New Grammar; Towers Grad.
nal lissons in do.
GeocRs sPu'rs.
Smiths ist book Smiths Quarto or 2nt
book; SMITHS Geograrhv and Atlas; Mitch
els rirary Geography; Miiellels Schoo
do; Morses qnartod"
aRlTHNrTrcs.
Co'hu,ne,s Mental: Davises Arithmetic =.
smiths introductory: Smith, Pract cal ::
Smiths New a. ,hnetic.
Davis-'s 1t lessons Davise's Bomho:..
GEOMETRY.
Davises Iegenfre.
p,rl-v's Hi.'orv Gootrirhe's y. s:
Gomlrirte's England Gu ney's q. s.
Rr1HoRlc.
Yoyas Retho,ic; Poriers Re e'hor.ca'
Rrsdars.
rhi'o.ophv Phreno'ogv Chemistry Ge-
o'csv. Botany &c. Also all tie popular
Latin Books.
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TO FANIIIFS

VUAVF of nv own pnr'hssin" and se'rr-
] tion in tho Citv oi New Orleans. ] :
hbIs. of heau'ifn' light brown sn"nr which
| will sell by the barrel ~ a. -e'a' s
jan Is JoSoA DEAL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01

4 VERY LAR3Fon1 c'oice as'or'nrp
N uf Glassware. Qusen ware aud Earn
enware oi rev at'cr.s. toge' her wtA -"
gallons siouewafe al ten reu's CT "a 10
ioI sale by +. RLtNcuAGn.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01
Mirtin's Report.

NTtTH har ia, rt t,enc, Nv Thonas
w i;,bhs Moiga,, Conn. e!lor at aw
-Four s.,'s Of h above wo,k !rr sac
NAV - ". j c. LaNOTE.
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Mothers Relief.

EA! Tea.---Just rcc we'd rer
steam hin Icn'e'se ard mrrre City
direct fom New York. a 'ot Of choice fam.
i.v Teas. hich in addition to stock on hand
comprises jre Of the best assor'nrnts in
Bs'nu Rouge. these t.as are sold by agency
for one Of tie largest in, ,or,i,g house, in
New YORK. and are gnarapteed purr or no
sale. NAV 81 JONHCA gEAI
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steam Engi Dcs q Sugar Mill

steam I:11gi mes q sugar Mills
: BATON RO! GE FOI'NDRY.
THE sub ibcrs are fitting up -Four
l. Steam-Engint 8. az follows:
One En-, ~ Il in hes cylinder n stroke.
win Sugar-Mill Rollers ~. long. 2G in
ian1eter, vi W.T. ueh' iron shafts
One do ! / in hes Vim Ter. feet stroke.
With sugar-mil Rollers 4 II. long, 90 in
ian eter
One do II in hos CYL nder 4 feet stroke.
si hsu..ar-uiill Rolle ieet / ng. 2G in
lrmeter.
tine | q ne''e. cyl nder engines l.2. stroke.
.uitable Tor saw-niill o. medium size
rear mil a
We ar nowext inn thc luildings cor-
a"eted with the Fo, ntry. and increasing the
inery anl are ,nahled to DO all kind o
so X in our line that may Re confded 70 us
The patronage oftte ru' lie j. resre fully
Il itea. HILL. n HFhDEESUN
VIZ H'SKrY'-..Iust rceivcd. 50
W ?ariels a, 4 la II larp's If Desn's end
l"oia is extra rectiEed wtiskey.
may 81. JOSHUA nAFL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01

TEfS, TTtS.-The largest md
l., lest 'tock fpur. Green and Back
rese ir Pa'cn Ro,ire. is t's' kept nv Jcslus
""al. Prices tor same ran . from 6f',
cnt. cnre dollar and alf per ound
nd can | 2 lad iror' q single quater ponra
a. are tc one of ixtv
\. B. That imperial which have
Ger r~m'irg n NY regular customer
frr the la.t ten days, HIS cor . TO hand
NV 10Th. JOSHUA BEAL.
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AsB1nx nEocR,
Gonse. 81 IN, ano Ornamental
p A. ! N TER

>ilOp ON THIRD STREER. NEXT
IGOR TO CHOPpIN'S BAKERY.
l NY o,ders gwen me for House. Sign. 0
y Oman entail Painting. Paper Hanging.
and Gazing. will meet with prompt a'ten-
'ion. A. nm permanently located in Ba-
ioi. Ro're AID as il l. to my interest to give
genera saiisfscti, n. ! shall constantly stud,
:, OFT. ASBI'RY REGER.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-01

NOAO r.nc Srr-v ""-n' Homs.
=. Id rr~et nrt'c'~ - 'wp'vo anla
-r ~n-ts ncr wound = Y RLAv"HsRp.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
Hardware HardwareN

Our stock OF Hardware is large aud complete EN-
OIaeing every article that is generally kept in a hard
ware store, We have on hand large assortment OF
dou -barrelied shot guns, which We will sell at re.
dnced prices, for ready pay. We buy of the largest
manufacturers and we can sell as cheap as the cheap.
est (and little cheaper. We will sell hardware
from 10 to 90 per cent cheaper than it has ever been
sold Tor in any other hardware store in this city Call
IN and we " u Convince you OF the fact Our hard
ware is ofthe best quality and the latest improvements
We care not for the ST. Louis House. We will not be
run out If they sell at cost we sell at a little less
We are permanently located 10 this city, and intend ia
spend our money here. ..
AZ All can be found at p. A. IIICKMAN'S
STOVE STORE, Corner of Main and BirC
streets, Hannibal Mo. II
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
GOLDEN ERA STOVE
AND
Hardware Store!
P. a. HICK M N,

HAS on hand the most complete assortment of
! !. Hardware and Stoves, ever bought up or down
the Mississippi River, by any other thoroughiare
Among the Patterns, are the Celebrated Golden Era
Cook Stoves, considered by all who have used Them 10
be far superior 10 any Cook Stove now in use. No
Stove that has ever been invented equal TO the Golden
Era for draft durability, neaness Of finish, or Cook
ing; warrant this Stove TO last three times as long
as any other stove, ever invented
We have stoves from every important foundry in the
United States, winch will sell at the lowest prices
We do not bind ourselves to keep any one particular
Stove; We have stoves from every Foundry in St Louis
Quincy, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
Persons buying OF us, will have large assortment
of Patterns TO select from. We might have two thons.
and en- hand, but they carry them of almost as fast
as get them, although We have a large assort-
ment OF the same sort left and receiving new pat
terms. Be sure to call before you buy elsewhere for
we determined to sell cheap thai persons cannot
help from purchasing, for we warrant every soye to
give entire satisfaction.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

m m hag uul-
i satisfaction that they The principals stove o the Illinois Missouri Mississippi
II l form
toy ostmetda
tumur uh
o Prize Premium ldmp
ad IN by kuita but
OF o e
a y Stoves tha have
Sc o. ncanb elsewhere
O we'll 0 a bG
n he form in
n3
care the ire nnnOsjo
o. in he al
" me ovens much in and
nenRan stoves
HE 0 h tnmumg
a
St AIOuis Stove Store, .,.v
. . SaiA Stsess o the House"
decitF GARTER W. BRYAN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
Smith & Dicks New Family Grocery,
on Market street.
Improvement in AntagOnistic Dentistry

X. S. II. ANDERSON would respectfully
~ inform the citizens of Hannibal and country
especially, that he is inserting teeth on an i'm
proved plan, which, for its adaptation TO the
functions of masticaton, cannot be surpassed.
DIR. A. will guarantee to any person who wants
set of tecth-let their jaws be ever so irreg-
uar or badly deformed from the loss of them
and absorption-that he will make them set
that will antagonize or shut togetherns regular
y and as perfectly the first time they arc put in
the mouth, without any grinding or altering, an
their natural teeth ever did. Any person wish
ing evidence Of this, if they will call on Dr. A
he will show them several entire upper and
lower sets right here in the city, and let them
Judge for themselves. Particular attention
given to the treatment of all diseases of the
mouth, and the mal-position of the teeth.
All operations warranted, and charges reasen-
able.
N. B. Persons from the country wanting
work done, and being unacquaInted with the
true merits and skill Of the Dentists in this city
would do well to inquire here inthe city, where
they are both known.
Office over Brittingham's Drug Store.
Tou10tf1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
rREsxnvINa FRUIT IN BOTTLES,

.sl Strawberries, raspberries, blaokberries, cur
rants, peaches, in fact any fruit may be preserv-
ed 10 air-tight bottles to retain its natural
Aavsv, with but little labor or expense. The
following 10 an excellent mode:
Gill the BEETLES quite full with fruit not quite
ripe; place them, with the cork put lightly into
them, in copper with Geld water up to the
eeshs, and gradually raise the temperature Of
the water T. 100 degrees, and not to exceed l7C
degrees FalE. Keep them at this temperatur,
half an hour; then take each cut Separately, and
I'LL it up with boiling water to within AN inch Of
the cork; drive in the cork firmly, tic it over
and dip il Immediately into bottle wax, and lay
the bottle down on lis side to keep the cork al.
ways damp. 70 preVent fermentation turn eacl
bottle half around twice or thrice week fOI
two or three weeks; after that they will need ne
further care. The corks should be soaked in
water two or three days before being used
ISL Another mode is 10 tie the corks before Put
ting the bottles in the water. The heat expel,
the air from the fruit. AS soon as the bottle,
are cool enough, apply the sealing wax. The
secret consists in exhausting the air from the
bottles. and making the corks air-tight.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

Alexander Buford, and Others,
rs
William Bulord, Thomas Blu. In the Rails County
ford, Mary Hill, and her hus. T Court
band, Samuel ii. HILL and State Of Miss our
others
NOTICE is hereby given 10 William Burord. Thorn
" as Bulord, Mary Hill and Samuel IL. Hill her
husband, heirs or distributes of the estate Of Abra
ham Baiord, Seq deed, that application will be made
to the County Court Of Said County, The first Mon,
day in September 1888 for am order TO sell the slaves
belonging to SAID estate, and for distribution of The
proceeds according to law, allen. BUFORD,
Per j. P, Lancaster, agent for plaintiffs
June 10Th, ls53-Sw
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
FISTULE ANNON CURED,

find all other diseases pertaining TO the rectan,
dnneS, such as piles, Sc.
DR. G. NJ. KIGHTLEY, of KY, has located
~ near New London, Mo-, at which place he
can be seen at all times, except when alb
sent on professional business. lie treats
without the use of the knife or lance. lie
will also practice upon the principle of No
CURE NO PAY, and with little pain to the
patient. All persons desiring to see him,
had better write to know when and where
he can be seen. lie will treat all cases
placed under his care at St. Louis, Hanni.
bal or New London, and if he does not
give perfect satisfaction after undertaking
the case he will defray all expenses incur.
red. Letters post paid or personal appli
cation to DR.. G. NJ. klGHTLEY, New
London. Mo. ap-23 WIN
J. PARKEs. VIM. BILsBARRow.
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Tnr YrLLow FEVER IN New oRLrANs.-
The editor Of the New Orleans True Delta says
that his usual large editorial force is reduced tC
single pen. lie paints sad picture conse.
quent on Che raging of the yellow fever in the
Crescent city: .t..
Our most brilliant and poetic associate is
down with the yellow fever our most indus.
tSious and hboTiOus sCissoriEsF is yachting on
the lake shore; and our wit, essayist and limDeI
is lodging Yellow Jack somewhere near Ocean
Spring. tt 4|-A taA.i.'a
The disease seems TO be mostly confined to the
Fourth District (fOrmerly known as Lafayette.
and the attacks are confined exclusively q
strangers, and among them TO persons who are
mpsudent and irregular.