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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03

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APPLICATION OF THE KNIFE,
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son Which, as wIos "a II. b." s"ey .~.r ~ nS si. ,sa, y,
For lie rs'ei d IN symrn,heio Disease, attendant on prss
often Occur 10Th 10 @re a" "" % ". 1' a"d wIrs r..
my, mYye, those periodical o'r"co". which aso IRON nlns
CONSUMPTION .,c ,.,vr, co,,,,.r. s,n,,. ~,
isli S%sas hs@k~ess. Sc 1i' Tor ii ,I... '.a.s.
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dsss. , T. no o., Sstsd M toss eoMpasts other
suit from is sss, thers Ssin~ No rdei"s "sw s,fs IL
"Or'4 ITS sa"a'' caA on .dssrts and seta Pa"phi't
.e - FEVER AND AGUE.
TO- the Great Ws., s.peesy, and wherever shs's
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=, a,,.,,.;.,. ,.'',i Mo LINEN 49, nuhNi, en-,
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the e, ;y.,sm y We. i torpid. ,,. .,.
ton an" has ro"s Ia H. Which can N the s".,
i.gare ANY n.rn nmer any circumstances. whatever M;
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03

proof 'i in this dsrnsp,s ns, OF rOnplins ses
pamphlet An broken down, ,elnliued constitutions, trDra
the effect o m'rca, will lind the h,cnr power ol this nr
Gle to nc 'mn'e'aiely and 's poisonous mera ernirasd
from the sysie,n 'r
, The ~ distinct proeTr, which conpo,e bis article, mani
lest themselves parcaarly the application of the COM
puun for the distressing ems. of complaints which head
this paragraph. For centuries there hns been used In hs
north oil EuTnne, IA = -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03
q, CANCERS, FEVER SORES. sCROFULA,

SWEl.I.En JOINTS, hard TtIMORS, nnd SPINAL
AFFECTioNS tiS .Medtciae kas and caring the wors
cases let no one aSted a fhuse Complaints. any other
hsstate 10 trD M,s .Hedicne nW CERPAISLy 70
suit from its Mse there being Mcdiens before IA,
porld ITS equal. CaH GU .fgsrts and get Pamphist
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03
ARRAY OF PROOF

d the virtues of nedce Appeared. II 10 one of the
peculiar entuvs Vi this article TINT ihls esl in
ad bvne and muscle eit 10 build upon III the
eRn.iaied u,uI lingering inynid m. a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-06
American d French Room Paper
NEW CLOTHING.


4 rauem HAT trimmed at Paurlse's Warrington s.,
hosini und bouuois Ribbons, Velvet Triniin no. .g
LIN g. On 'arety from wn.rh yuu nav suit tocr fnrs
or', -. ~ ELLIS 4 PsNCAOFT,S
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Stun Goods.

LACK wide and narrow, Rch Brneade, ATmoure Hss.
- iaN Nnifed. Plain nHI chinroaLl and Rich BIZ. Z
, zoe oaun., may bee fund 20 ELLIS x BANCRoT's
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Burnett's Cod Liver Oil.
Warranted Pure.
JnsEPEI FEafsNET'T'
400 Cases of Consumption,

mauY unpfucipHd frffous iastsing ZOO pu1itc
Worthless article, priafed from tonuoH vi tc sporn
OIL that OF Other hsn. b ucntl 1seue appearance
the OH from Gods liY
40 impufe OF, that prepared Iom sule diseased
Fers mas hf productive OF drrterous lsneo~,
aggfaysion u disease, dcfuugeneu VI ihe digestive
conoaiy, A.. sc. It's Of ihu UTMOST INfORfANCE
bat the ar.icli shouh be ouy toU IN az OF, but
prepared from ~ ESii aud HEALTHY LiNIks, and
the ihs iAe aitigu offered 10y
han especially wohy the uitcuon of melsu men, aud
other- who suhuE i'am The diseases above specHed.
Nov le13 O5
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GLOVES 4 UOSIEKY

VilE best assonmeui Of Gloves and Hosely eun,
ai BURBANK :.
October, lisa
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NIIAMLS.

pay STATE, long aud sqo,rr, tall ,iles nu5 quaosj
- tacimcre, lhihat ana S. ~ SaWls. Asan good quail
ny OF iooas iippets und Niciofnes ior chiiar.n a.
SCOTT a FIELDS.
Nhv 70. 1852. q aud y.
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KEWARE !

'I'hE accounts aud notes due ate hrm Of ELLIS
NlLptH a Co sre sun 40 possassion. 7Aet
"@'t o. std Between th aud io 18th OF Jauuary teal
Nc wish es'iy pefson whom this notice hits" to wak ~
10 the "Capisia's Office"
" ELLIS a BANCROFT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-06
A VILLAGE FARM.
FOR SALE.

IrOR salo rdiouios tc vilaac rls' 81 wsopua. oae
q tic most splendid iltms inthn wNr Wcscfl country,
containing Eve hundred acres said ian b. capable OF pro-
ducing annually five thousand bushels of gail pnt okeep
us nnd winter l5l hcud hufsts 1nd cattle. The
Village ot WIupun contains about SOD inhabitants. ass two
large Hotels and une purct There Ailroad build
Jog within about nile of said finn. which will cnnuelt
with Boston and New York The state Prison is butt hefe
Naupun "a braniiu and thriving village audus hoaly
any portion ct NfwEneaud. Said lsim % situated
hHt b. can be cqual well managed n aal number
afsmtllrr Perhaps 81 would ta aiurh
hut fHon firm, Nh such sifrtd i0raf. htvng ali
h8 na-". 90 -rnts -Hrett BE- vHft oidaa differed lo
.Hic icrr'. l4.flL For fancuart please iaquife by
nIl of ufheiai.r.
rANNUN S sUnNER.
Nuupnn. Fond iu DE County, vs. ,.tonsin
Aprii, 10th, lti2 5ir
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fsAVe rcrivei another LA.GE LOT suAWIs. M
CHEAP tor RAY.
Nuyonihef p "a
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
CAL,IlS.
ENVELOPES.
STATIONERY.

A Lhfee and splendid ,ftmeut io.i received ius
~ oprnins 4. WALTON aud son q.
Dee %. DO
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'E'iiHl'!s, Sls sod COTTON Wafp Lsoaese, Raw sil
Ii-iis, lilu aud Naiuiad ial,c.-, az
oc'- 20 Ellis D. BANCROFT's.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30

Ross, In our neighboring town, 0ssola, We 6pd
N ths iast Iudep tndslt. - Y =
y REv. WILlAAM Ross. During the early
pan Of this weed, thu al and fearless ad.
vcEaie and defender ~ II temperance re.
form, visited tiiit ;owb, 4d delivered sc.
ritH ri lectures o large al Sflentive audi
erices; andlhlthohgh The Shbiect 10 old and
hackneyed, and We had supposed long
since worn out, yet In the handgofEMrI
Ross, II was invested with an interest that
fastened the attention Of the listener for
more than IN hour and a, half toeelher.A
The speakers style Of- OFatOry~ pleasing;
having o perfect command Of Language the
most ioEcibIe and impressive, and his figures
and Illustrations 20 plain asto be easily un.
derstood' by the most common understand.
ing. The series embraced four lectures,
which resulted In twenty accessions to the
membership Of the Division, aud flesh in
fusion Of zeal and determination 10 the
friends Of reform TO hold on their way, and
combat with renewed energies, the delete.
riouS and demoralizing effects Of 'ths worm
OF the still" Mr.. Ross has promised to Wis.
Y this place again at no very distant day.
May success attend his efforts wherever he
may CO.. q .,,g, .u. u> d uU ,..'a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30
From the Warsaw Democratic Review.
THAT NAV MRnAa.N

Who has been lecturing on temperance, and
advocating the Maine liquor law, in various
parts Of the country, will be in this City, about
the first week in April--he 10 at the present
time, making tour in the Southwest. We
learn that his lectures at Springfield, and other
places, have had q salutary effect upon the pub
lie mind The way he rakes down LIQUOR deal.
erS in general and dram shops IN particular, il a
sin in the estimation Of allltiplSTI. We learn
that during his stay in Springfield, some eighty
person Joined tho aSonvI al that plaoA. So
look out. he L. coming Ind take our word for
il, he il .tsepls,n,' 4 6espeak Tor him rood
hearmg--Aae want the people Of the shrroun.!
ding country, a. well az town. TO come out and
hear him be win. perhaps, remain and lecture
for several days., ~, ',.', ,,,aEte D'.
Some fys States have already adopted law
prohibiting the manufacture or tals 81 ardent
spirits, and the subject 10 now being seriously
agitated In most Of the other Etatss--sVens In
Missouri, lately called the "tar west" the
watoh-aTeS of the Temperance army 6Fe begin
ming to burn. II IL manifest to all, that pro-
hibitory law Is growing in faVor--ths best men
in the country are lending, Il their inHusnos,
and ere the end Of the next session Of the Lsxis.
laturs, Il will require more than petition, Siaty
feet long, Of the raw foreigners and black guard
loafer Of ST. Louis, headed by few political
demagSgueS, to keep Il dSwn. hut we did not
intend to extend this aPtiolo--let every body
como and hear %Ross," especially those who
are in favor OF the liquor traffic. au' I2h0i
The following account Of the dSinks Of Mr.,
IL
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30

dared 70 Introduce a-ihinQ uaehnstoy q Want0n;
one who feeling she has become q disgrace, to
womqF has, 9th wOfhan't purity sbandcned
the Va garb = womth wsaF1. And lhn TOO,
in the presenps Of Wiie InfsJbouS villain !
thy VIII know, dsspites, sud abandOnp thee |"
She burned, and was about to leave the room,
when Claudine, whose lsxcitable temper had
been stimulated by the wine with which Nus
grave and she had sealed their reconciliation,
and iTFitated by the presence Of one who had
nominally usufped her place, and expressed
opinions which her guilty consciencs would have
admitted true, but which proud, bad woman
like heTssh found, FOR that very cause, intole-
rsble, SprAng forwards from the window, and
laid hef. hand upon the shoulder Of the retiring
lady. Starting, as II In contact with some rep.
tile, May Anderson indignantly exclaimed:
% OH thou impure thing--thy touch Is
poisonous Go-press these arms around
that henrt.struck felon--my honorable and
respected husband will duly estimate thy
chaste embraces am but a tDife.'
Z Woman, thou art no wife, and thou. not
!, art Musgrave's Blistrcss, exclaimed Clau.
dine, with flashing eyes. 'y - - a..
Ah! what Say'st Ihouf' exclaimed Mr..
Cameron. f,'..., '.I.' ..,.. r.r..J .
The truth look there. He will not dare
gnfnsay II. 4 am his wife. and niOu,' and
she looked contemporary on poor May,
thou, pattern Of purityl art but his Tenant
Musgrave's was guilty courage. In q
quarrel his blade was ready; to cooler blood.
shedding he had slight compunction. but
the sudden discovery Of his rufFian conduct,
the consequences, penal and pecuniary,
which ne knew must attend tall struck
home TO his guilty soul; and man, Rener.
ally remarkable for hordiesSs and effrontsry,
seemed aS II he had been paralyzed.
May Anderson, like one who questioned
tho evidence Of her senses, leaned for sup.
port against high.backed chair, while her
guardian addressed the stranger, .n
Let me understand thee correctly,' he
said art thou In truth married to him.
When did that ceremony take placsl--.
Where IN, ..'. - 49,. $500
ClSudine impatiently interrupted him,
and plucking paper from her bosom, she
put Il into Mr.. Cameron's hand. ''.. ,,
There, read that document carefully, and
IN II all the information you require will be
found r....l .r. ~ O. 'n..u ..'
n. l.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30

The Office Of the Commercial Advertiser,
daily Papsr published at Chicago, H., wa.
broken up and destroyed recently by a
deputy sheriff SpdeT prstsnce furnished BY
authority Of Q, distress warrant for fifty dol.
lars due for rent. The outage Is supposed
10 have been instlgated by the managers Of
the Mucomb County Bank, whom the edi,
Tor had denounced as insolvsnt and dlshon,
!. est, and who did not dare to ''face the mu.
- sic" In court. ,' T1a.'.' I'd .'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30

10. Col. Benton has written letter 10 B.
Crate Brown, Esq, representative OF the city
of st. Louis, in the Missouri Legislature, In
which he says, in reference to the many inuuir.
res IL he will be candidate for the U. S. Sen.
ate, that he OH be, and advises his friends in all
the counties Of the State, to run Benton ticket,
and get the antics and wings to run their Sepa.
rate tickets.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30

The editor Of the Bloomington Republican,
a"dso other persons in tho interior, are very
unjitily blaming the business men Of Hanni-
bal with the location Of the Railroad, suppOsinV
II was done with a view to speculation in new
town lots. Our business men have enough to
do to attend to their own business. There was
but one director from this place, and he tried to
bring about po'tpOnement Of the location. The
business men Of Hannibal had no more 10 do
with determining the location than that respect
able individual who has so long bsoA the sole
occuPant,Ot the moon. The route chosen was
adopted because il was the shortest in running
time, and the cheapest in construction, and for
no views of private advantage in any form or
degree. , .H...
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30
TERMS OF ApvRRrraHa

~ - IN THE DAILY JOURNAL.
'Fhst insertion, Five Cents a Line
4, Eaeh insertion afterwards, Two and Half Gents
;AaysIthemens will be published from six 10 twelve
Gays Two Cents Line for each insertion, including
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30

We understand that Macon county will retain
her stock in the Railroad.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30

A Jew once lent large sum Of money to o
man OF whom he had protested great friendship,
but instead Of charging the usual rate Of 8 per
cent, he charged 8 per cent The borrower re-.
mOnstrated, and asked the usurer II he believed
in the existence Of Godp .1'.'II
He replied he did. I.' .'..wEN
"DO you not fear" asked the debtor, "tO OK.
act an unlawful interest from friend In His
sight p" ..'... .g0-,-.,'I'' .-".r' ~
"Ah," exclaimed the old Hebrew, with
grin, u thought Of that, too but when Go
look: down itfrOm above the 8 will appear like
Ion u.u...E aiU.g ....iIipi lrm
Daddy, said young hopeful l'r' 60 to the
"ROlli boy, what do you know about roll.
me know aboutp why, | ca. mr. roll your ~
darn'd syss out in less than ten minutes"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30
[ 70 Be- Continusd.1.

. CoUSrERTEirs.--Two dollar notes Of the
Southern Bank Of Kentucky (OwensbOro
bTaneh) are in circulation At Wheeling. Il re-
ssmblss the original very closely" A defect,
however, In the vignetie--the eagle roughly
executed, and having blurred appearance. -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30

Mr.. Gro. ScHRoFAR, and X, +. LAKRNAN,
si.i ''' ISS o. : IN SSs'
II = -SSST'Nido 81 ncN gSt!W dAs! sar.i lRd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-30

WEDNESDAY EvENINo, MARCH ., ISSs.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-05
OBITUARY..

DIED-On the oath ult., at his residence in Kershaw
District, near Flat Rock, Mr.. WILLIAM D. MCDOWELL,
after protracted Illness in tile 46th year of his age
He had been member Of the Baptist Church for
20 0years, a Deacon and Secretary Of the same. His
virtues rarely to be FOUND and exceed by none
He was consistent christian. with soul filled with
love to all mankind In his circle Of life he belo
we'd by all-at home he hospitable, kind and af-
fectionate husband loving father mercifu and gen.
erous master But he has left US and all those earthly
virtues and also beloved companion and two little
children to their loss, and, trust practice his
virtues
"Why should we mourn departed friends
Or shake at deaths alarms,
'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends
To call US to his arms"
We feel satisfied death, to him. is the gate to Hea-
ven-so then, our loss is his infinite gain. If so let
inscribe his tomb he has loved virtue, he has died
happy, and death has no more dominion over him-he
is now where the wicked from troubling and the
weary are at rest His happy spirit has his hopes re-
Allied his faith turned into sight, and is forever to be
with the Lord to behold his beauty, and live in his
smiles.
At Chestnut Grove, York District, on the 18th ult,
of pulmonary disease of the lungs, Mrs. ELIZABETH j.
MASSEY, wife of Capt John Massey.
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TO THE SICK.

For the effectual roofing out from the system Of
diseases brought on by indigestion biousness and i'm.
purity of the blood it is widely and well known fact
that WRIGHT.S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are the great PAN4 CEA. Throughout the entire
South these Pills have long been held in the highest
repute both by private individuals and by the Medical
faculty of our country Southern evers and Southern
diseases generally yield to their influence at once; and
the unfortunate victim earthly ills and woes" is made
toJthank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
vided.
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy, the experiment shall cost him nothing
THos. J. WORKMAN, Agent for Camden, S. c., and
sold by Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun.
try June 28-ly.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-05

A Mr.. D. Mccullough, of Alabama, was re-
Gently in Cuba, where he saw the Hon. WIN. K.
King. He communicated the following intorna-
tion in reference to the editor Of the Mobile Ad-
vertiser, in whose paper it appeared on Saturday
last We truly regret to hear such sad intelll-
eence from our esteemed Vice President:
"While at Cuba, Mr. Mccullough paid visit
to Col. King, who is comfortably settled at asu-
gar estate called Lamerales, about twenty-five
miles from Matanzas. He found the Vice Presi-
dent very much emaciated, unable to stand with
out support, and only able to converse in a low
tone of voice. Col. King expressed himself as
without any hope of recovery, and desirous that
the people of Alabama should know his real sit
uation. 1t is his wish to return to this State by
the first Of April, should he live so long. lie did
not wish to die abroad The Fulton, it is under
stood, is to await his orders. He had not yet
taken the oath Of Office, neither had lie refused
to take it, as has been stated by the papers,
Judge Sharkey had some doubt as to his authorl-
ty under the act of Congress to administer the
oath out Of Havana, but having recently received
full instructions from Washington, he informed
Mr. Mccullough just previous to his departure,
that he intended visiting COL King Immediately
for that purpose. The oath has doubtless been
administered before this"
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

COLUMBIA, March %, 1853
By His ErceNency John L. Manning Governor and
COnamander-ir Chief in and ouer tie State gtore-
said:
WHEREAS, information has been received at this
w Department, that an atrocious murder was com
mitted on tho body of JANE D. YOUNG, on the lith
ult., by a negro man HIRAM, the property of L. W
R. Blair of Kershaw District and that the said Hiram
has fed from JUSTICE: Now, know ye, that to the end
that Justice may be DONE and that the said Hiram may
be brought to legal trial for his offence as aforesaid
JOHN L. MANNING Governor and Commander-in'Chef
in and over the State aforesaid do issue this my ro
clamation, offering reward ofTwo Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for his apprehension and delivery into any jail
in this State SAID Hiram is described as being about
feet or 10 inches high, thick set has heavy eye
brows, small eyes, holds his head far back when walk
ing is said to have scar on the back of one OF ls
hands from burn, with scar running through IT.
caused by cut from knife, and one OF his thumbs
split up to the first joint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at
Columbia, the 25th Of fMarch, A. D., 1853.
JOHN L. MANNING.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Secretary Of State.
April Il 4'
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New Books.

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON BUSINESS; or
~ how to get, save spend, give, lend and bequeath
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