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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-06
NEVER FAILING REMEDY! II!

TER TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy OF Letter from Mr.. Thompson, Chemist, Liv-
erpool dated August 2Oth, 1862.
To Professor Holloway.
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extraordinary cure effected by your Invaluable Oint
ment and Pills; which has asionished cyery person ac
z W. CummIns, Of satney Street, in this town, was
thrown from his horse, whereby he received very ser-
Gus injuries he had the best medical advice at the
time, and afterwards an intimate Of different in
dTmaries, yet he grew worse, aud at last malig-
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completely crippled him. that he could not move with
cut clutches for nearly 10 years recently he began to
use your Ointment anl Pills, which have now healed
the wound, strengthened his limb and enabled him to
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the greatest ease and with renewed health and vgour
A MOST sT"'T TExrRAoRDINARTi CURE ttjRErSEE' OF 4
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy OF Letter from Mr.. Hrl, Draper, OF Ready,
near Ganshro', dated March lst, 1859.
To professor HeLLowAY,
SlR Some time since, one Of my children was af-
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limbs obtained the advice OF several eminent Sur
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CERTAIN REMEDY FOR scoRBUTIG3 uiR3 HUMGoRs R5iGSSi
AND AN ASTONISHING CURE OF AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE
OF A BAD LEG.
Copy Of Letter from Messrs Walker and Co., Chem.
lists, Bath.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR SIR,-Among the numerous cures effected by
the use Of your valuable medicines in the neighbor-
hood we may mention that Of an old lady living in
the Village of Preston, about five miles from this
City. She had liberated wounds in her leg for many
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she being above 70 years Of age. We shall be happy
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face AFTER all other had failed He states that
il Is entirely by the use of your Ointment and speaks
loudly In its praise.
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MEDICAL.


IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK.--DR. RALPH S PRACTT
l. cal treatise the diseases OF the general organs,
their nature, symptoms, progress, consequences
dies and cure 18th edition. 342 pp with plates price ST.
Sold by II Long Bro. publishers, AZ Ann street, No
Aston House. and by most also at the author
Office, 643 Houston saeet, Wooster. Consultation
hours from to IL A. NJ, and to =. Dr. Sundays
cepted Mailed securely enveloped free of postage by
addressing, pre- paid to box 500 post Office.
DR. WARDS UNFORTUNATE'S FRIEND-THE ONLY
~ great and reliable remedy for certain diseases.
Many others there but most of them decstabe poi
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only remedy that fails to Facts ncon-
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Free from unpleasantness and may be carried in the
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and certainty of effect Immediate death to dseaseim
mediate health to its victims The great dcsidcratum
long wanted We regularly supply the faculty Many
cannot be secured by other and it Is there
fore in great demand by them Easily all
Price one dollar book and advice gratis. Office, Canal
STR broadway.
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VANDERBILT IINE-F0R SAN FRANCISCO. ONLY
line giving tickets for crossing tho Isthmus The
new and powerful double engine steamship NORTHERN
at o'clock p NJ precisely, on Thursday January 20
connecting with the Pacific steamer the Nicaragua
route having but twelve miles of land transportation
These steamers unsurpassed Ia their Accommodations
and ventilation For information passage apply only
at the agency OF the company No Battery place up
stairs. The public cautioned against the repre-
tons of hired runners for other nesnone employed
for this lne
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CORPORATION NorICE-PUBlIC NOTICE IS HEREBY

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
~ given to the owner owners occupant occu-
pants OF all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
1he Office of the Bureau of Assessments for examination
BY all persons interested vzFor regulating and paw
ing Sixth avenue between Thirty fourth and Forty
second streets The limits embraced by such assessment
lo pieces and parcels of land situated both sides of
sixth avenue, between Thirty fourth and Forty
both sides Of Thirty fifth Thirty sixth, Thirty seventh
1nirtyeghth, hirty-nnth Forteth and Forty rs
tween sixth avenue and feet eastery thercfrom
and from Sixth half way westerly to Broadway
An persons whose interests affected by the above
named assessments and who opposed to the same
either Of them requested to present their obiec
ticns in writing to the undersigned at their Office, No
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. SAMUEL III. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Department, Jan
s. 1853.
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i Ant nnnuinn

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Rodgers syrup Of Iiverwort and Tar.
wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. ................sl
Schenck's Pulmonc Cough Syrup.
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral for coughs. .............S1
Woc's Aromatic Schedam schnapps. ...,..........S1
Dr. Cooks Remedy for Intcmperance. .............s1
8 p and Jacob Townscnd's Sarsaparia. .........Sl
Mpcr's Extract Root Rose do.................,..S1
d. Van fIanberts Female Monthly Pills. ......,.$l
Kelnger's Mustang Eminent, and Radaway's Relief
Hutchngs' Oxygonated and German Btters.
oEood. India choagogue for fever and asue " 10 90
Brandreth's, Wrights, Smiths, and IIolloways Pills
Heiskells, Hollosay's and Daily Ointment
David Rahvenc and Hyperion and Barry's Tricoperous.
At GUIONS old corner Of Bowery and Grand street.
nocToR VAN HANBERT's GERMAN FEMALE RENO
- waiting Pils-Both in the female in1rmary and in
private practice Doctor Van lambert, of Germany has
used these pills with unparalleled success For diseases
peculiar TO females they be relied certain,
speedy and unfailing remedy They have been in use
about twelve years this country and have received
the approval Of Of the most distinguished physicians
in this city, There Is prescription whose effects have
able TO compare with these pills in the treatment OF
females and it is not too much to say that their success
has been than equal to the combined effects oil all
other remedies. Those who have used them know what
an invaluable legacy Doctor Van lambert has cft the
world BY their use females may rely upon obtaining
speedy relief whereby health IS restored and the pale
and deathy counenance gives place to the roseate hues
Of health
N b, Purchase none unless they have the certificate
OF copyright the wrapper and the written signature OF
eoch box and N. GUi0N,
General Agent Tor United states OF America, NO ~
Bowery, corner Grand street. Price 81 per box
TAR I. MoRTAMoRE HOLDS OUT NO DELUSIvE
homes that he will cure those who have contracted
diseases in two or three days. am called upon daily
TO witness the sad effects of wicked deception worthy
pandemonium itself. Those who come under my treat
ment however may rely upon sure pleasant safe, and
speedy cure In from 5 A. NJ. to 0P NJ, Sundays cxi
ceptcd. Advice gratis. J.
L. M0RTAMoRE, NJ. D., 1876 William street. i
CURE OF CoRNS-BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. 81
~ Howcry, between Hester and Grand streets, (west
side) Madame b. informs the public that she continues
TO practice upon the feet with the greatest success,
having exclusively devoted her time for fifteen years to
the d. easos TO which the feet subject y. B-Once
hours from 2P. u. TO GIN
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HOTELS.

IMPORTANT TO ALL VISITING CUBA-THE WELL.
i known hotel Revere House, Havana, has been trans
ferred from Ocous street No 19 Abrapa street
Of Mercadorcs This large edce has been built and
reftted and expense has been spared to make it
elegant and comfortable home. 1t be recommended
with confidence the best ana largest hotel at Havana
Refer to Dr. Bogart No. ST. Mark - place. New York.
MOTT HAVEN HOTEL.-TIIE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
lvl TO inform his friends and the public that he ha
Just taken the above hotel where he hopes by his assdu
Gus endeayors and unremtng attention to his guests to
merit share Of public patronage The very best of wines,
liquors and segars will always be found at his house.
cursions, balls, dinner parties, &C. Good stabng.
j. b. POPE.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. A HALL OF RECORDS
- Public rotice is hereby given that the following
utions have been presented in the Board of Aldermen
To open Fourteenth street from Avenue to Fast river
to open 103d street. from Third to Hudson river
to flag side walk from 23 to 23S South street. flag side
walks in Henry street. from Rutgers to 1856 Henry
street. to flag side walk east side Of jackson street from
Grand to Madison street. to flag side walk north side of
Madison street. from Jackson to Grand street Also the
following pettons:-To open Seventh avenue, from
10th street to Harlem river to flag side walks OF
Second and Twenty first street. All persons inter
ested and having objections thereto requested to
sent them in writing, to the undersigned at his Office
or before the Oath day of January inst.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
< January 10, 1863
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ASTROLOGY.

TN0RTUNE TEIIING.-MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
Il Europe for her skill in foreelling the future viii
furnish intelligence about all circumstances OF fe to all
who may address her. Mrs Alvin speaks tho English,
Chrystie street. up stairs. Office hours from ~ A. NJ to
g
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|tORpOrATION NOTTCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" by given, that petition has been presented in the
poard Of Aldermen for in Twenty ninth street.
between Ninth and Tenth All persons interest
ed in the above and having objections thereto
quested to present the same in writing to the Contract
Clerk, at this Office, on or before January 14th.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aqueduct Department, Jan. 3, 1858.
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NEW YORK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNITED
states Mail and Express Lines, through in four hours
foot of Cortlandt street. at and A. NJ and 81, r. NJ
Leave Philadelphia at and Q A. NJ, and So T. NJ For
first class, So second do, q and A. M So So For
Baltimore Washington Norfolk and Observation-Disclosures
tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage car.
RED IN the and 0 A NJ and and 51s r. N. lines from
Lipeen Lninutes l.lvls As .ia-l. .e.,g,
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES JAN

~ uary r. 1870 Builders-Sealed proposals will
be received at the Office of the Commissioner Of Repairs
instant, at 8 O'Clock p NJ. at which time they will be
opened Tin accordance with the ordinance therefor for
erecting three-story house in Thirteenth street.
avenue G. for the of Engine Company No. IS and
also for the alterations of house in Duane street. between
Rose and William streets for Engine Company No 49, and
Hose Company NO = builders s VIII estimate ior the
The plans and specifications of the work required to be
done and all information in regard thereto can be had
the Office Of the Superintendent Of Repairs to Public
Buildings, No 10 Elizabeth street. Blank estimates will
be furnished at either Office. N. B-The Commissioner
the right to reject all of the estimates if
deemed for the interest of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY,
Commissioner Repairs and Supplied
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T,HE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
i panon-By DR. A. NJ. Mauieeau, Professor of Dis
OF Women. Twentieth edition, 16mo, PIP. $50.
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cure in every complaint TO which her is subject.
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton, Ohio)
= v.z., 40 a. DAYTON, May !, 1851.
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intended for the married those contemplating mar
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at the publishing Office 129 Liberty street. New York;
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AEEDICAI, ADVISER AND. MARRIAGE GUDE-A
I1 practical treatise never before published Twenty
Townsend 90 i G. Harriet 1917 broadway; and BY tha
author N. hrmont physician and surgeon, = ReadS
these complaints from II A. NJ, tin 2P. NJ, and frsm
" N tic erelirg.
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vTNHE STEAMSHIP ROANOKE WILL COMMENCE HER
trips to Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond about the
goth inst Duc notice viii be giyen when she Is ready TO
receive freight LvDL<4 4 PILASANT5
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IIunSON RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nAIIY FRnM

HUDSUN RIVER KAIIKOAD.-TRAINS ONLY FROM
III Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. M-through in four hours connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock
same evening.
Mail train, A. NJ; through way train at P. M
Express train, 3 p. ~. accommodation train @ N.
tenth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street, at TX A. H., for
Poughkeopse, and at NJ for Albany stopping ut all
way stations. GEO STARK SUPERINTENDENT
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CTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
tons have been presented in the Board Of Aldermen ITO
reset curb and gutter and Renwck street, to
late and set curb and gutter in Thirty street be-
and gutter and Gag four feet through sidewalks of Eighty
fifth street. between First and Third avenues; to flag
space four feet wide through easer sidewalk Of Second
avenue from Twenty eighth to Thirty sixth treets Also
the following resoluonTo reset curb and gutter and
the corner of Broadway All persons interested having
objections thereto requested to present them in wri
ting to the undersigned at his Office before the 10th
day Of January inst.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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VT,HE KINGSLAND HOMESTEAD AND LAND ASCOT
alton will meet for the transaction of business at
Union Hall 1853 Bowery, Thursday evening" the 18th
inst This association is organized entirely diff
ferent plan from the ordinary building associations which
will be explained in full at the meeting and the remain
der of the shares which limited will be offered to
members The members of the association requested
TO be punctual, business Of Importance will come be
fore the meeting
J. BUXTON, Jr. Secretary, No. 81 Chambers street
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CORPORATION NOTYCE-PUBIIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
~ given 10 the owner owners, occupant or occu-
pants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed the Assessors and are lodged in
the ece Of the Bureau Of assessments for examination
by an persons interested viz-For in Chambers
street from sixty feet west of Broadway to Greenwich
street. The limits embraced by such include
AL the several houses and lots of ground vacant lots
pisces parcels Of land situated both sides of Cham
bes street. between Broadway and Greenwich street. on
,Ae westerly side Of Church street. No TO- and on the
eye Al persons whose interests are affected BY the
shove named assessments and who opposed to the
same either Of them are requested to present their
objections In writing to the undersigned at their Office
Ne Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
this notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Jan.
3 1883
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JANrzo FUTH1I, StreeI CUIHIuIssIUHeT
January 5, 1853

CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the following
solution has been presented in the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen-To set curb and gutter and flag sidewalk in
Division street. in front Of 107, 109 Ill, commencing
at the Of Pike street All persons interested hay
ing objections thereto requested to present the
in writing to the undersigned at his Office before
the 10th day of January inst
Jan. 8, 1853 JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner.
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ Lne.-Through to San Francisco, via Aspinwa
and Panama. at greatly reduced ratesNo detention
the IsthmusThe and splendid side wheel steamship
UNCLE SAM (being her second voyage, 1000 tons Will
liam A. Mills, commander will leave New York tor As
pinwall, Navy Bay) on Thursday, January 90 at r.
NJ precisely from pier No. North river where passen
gers examine her accommodations. The performance
of this steamer her first voyage warrants the
that passengers will reach Aspinwa in from
to eight days The magnificent new double engine side
wheel steamship CoRTES q 800 tons) Thomas b Crop
per- commander will be in readiness at Panama to
ceiye the Uncle Sans passengers and sail Immediately
for San Francisco. The accommodations and ventilation
of the Cortes all that be desired Her speed les
tablshed the voyage between New York and Panama.
and while on the Pacific coasD is unequalled Every
ertion will be made the part of the line TO
fort expedition and safety. Passengers win be landed
the wharf ut Aspnwal free taking the Panama railroad
and cautioned that tickets for this line sold only
at No. 20 Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS & co, General Agents.
mail bag Is made up at the above Office under the
new United States Postage law for the convenience Of the
public.
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nISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCO.-TITE FAvO-
~ rite clipper ship SWORD FISH, Captain ID. s. Bah
cock, who commanded her her recent voyage to San
Francisco which performed in ninety days and has
just accomplished the shortest passage of the season.
fishing her reputation as the fastest ship aoat will re
ceive cargo Wednesday, 18th, at pier No North
River and sail about the 25th inst. For the
naming capacity, bulk of about 500 bbs,, apply to
SUTTON & CO., 81 Wall street
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CHIP BOTHNIA, FOR AUSTRALIA, WILL SAIL ON
~ Monday, 18th inst.-Passengers must have their
luggage down to the ship Friday 14h ns at pier IA,
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MEDICAL.

" OILOWAYS PILLS HAVE BEEN THE MEANS OF
jill curing another sufferer from liver complaint
The wife OF respectable tradesman residing in the neigh
borh0od of Thrapstone suffering for than two
years from severe liver complaint during which period
she received the best medical advice but without derv-
ing the slightest benefit thererom She then made trial
OF lolloways Pills. and by their alone she has been
restored perfect health the of the party cured
is made public but Mrs. Collier bookseller, Thrap-
pills also nallble remedy for Indigestion bilious
attacks headaches and all disorders OF the stomach.
Sold by all the vendors of medicine throughout the Bri
tish empire and by those of the United States at 37
cents IS cents and 81 80 per box Wholesale at Mr. JO
SEPH HORSEY'S. Maiden lanc New York, and at the
proprictor's, PA strand, London.
ILAlRyO SWAN AND MISS JOHNSON,
~ the celebrated botanic physicians have again return
ed to the city, and permanently located at No $40
Madison street Gouyerneur street Miss j., while
in the mesmerc sleep will examine and prescribe for the
sick and will give correct account ofabscnt friends,
lost stolen property marriage &C. Satisfaction qua
ranteod or no charge