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'Now, boys said |, 'behold the senti-
mentality of this Young lady the moment
| strike up the Last Rose of summer"
| struck up, but the window remained
closed, and the boys began to smile.
'Oh,' said !, that's nothing. Itwould
not be in good taste to raise the window
on the first air. s...Eui II. +.
| next struck up'Old Robin Cray =
Still the window remained closed, The
boys snickered, and ! felt somewhatAat.
'Once more, my boys said |, 'and
she must come ...ea .T
| struck up agan--'My Love is Like
the Red, Red Rose Still there was no
demonstration. ..l.H.s fa I.n
Boys said |, She's a humbug Let
us sing 'Home, Sweet Home and if
that don't bring her, I'll give it up
! struck up, and as | finished the last
line, the window was raised. .a
That's the ticket, boys said !. 4
knew we could fetch her l
But instead Of the beautiful young
lady, it turned QUITO be The old Quaker,
in bis night-cap and dreSsing-gown.
'Friend,' said he, 'thee was singing of
thy home, and, if ! recollect right, thee
said there was no place like home; and
il Cthat is true, why don't thee go TO thy
home? Thee is not wanted here-thee
nor none of thy company. Farewel!'
We and our hats-went home.
TnE RAILROAD CAR.-Woud you like
the luxury of a new sensation? Take
Your stand six feet from alailroad track
in the night, and await the passage Of
the express train. There is no wind
stirring; clouds close in the light of the
stars; the hum Of life has ceased--black.
ness and science brood together upon
the face of the earth. Alai off the list
enins ear catches dawning roar. Half
heard and half Ie!t-it grows into moi G
djsiinctness-part revealed in the trem-
bling earth, and partly felt as a shape.
less horror filling the air. Every second
swells its awful volume, and deepens its
terror. The earth now quokes under
its tread-a glazing glare flashes living
horror into the surrounding air-and
you see it, crawling along its Snaky
track, with fiery head croOched TO the
ground, and its long train sweeping from
side to side with a wavy motion, a gi-
gantic and terror-brealling monster, in,
stinct with life and power, crushing the
earth with its tread, and creating a
whrwind with its blasting breath, as
it sweeps along. Is there anything in
the world which impresses lhe mind
with prolounder sense of yesistless
| power than that enormous mass, with
its blazing eyes and smoking breath
roshing with the speed of a cannon ball,
and startling the air with the overwhel-
roing horror of its fight? What could
the savage think, seeing it for the first
time? Imagine such a flight across the
country fifty years ago-uhheralded by
any rumor Of its coming-revealing its
existence by its presence, and rushing
suddenly into obi, ion, as it now rushes
into the darkness while you gaze upon
the spot where it disappeared, and hear
only The echo of its distant tread. What
runorS Of it would ill the earth! What
tales of its grandeur, of its speed and
power, would startle the credulityof the
renotest village gossip. .
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T,HE U. :. Mail from Santa Fe TO the States
L leaves regularly on the first day Of each
month. ..-..
Passage during the summer months $l95 %
or winter months Sl5O w
40lbs of baggage allowed to each passenger.
'H WALDO, HALL, & Co proprletors.
Santa Fs, Sept. Is, lSo2-tf
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The following is pretty good; it comes nearer
home than most anything else we have heard YETI
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04
READ THISl-The introduction Of
FILLEYiS STOVES

Into Northern MSsour to any extent has been In The
last thee years; since which time they have been
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale Of hen,
and although owing 10 their being light and smooth
AMI something new, little difficulty attended tbI
sale and Ht first, yet BY always making Stoves Ara
Castings Of the best quality Of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron, they have proved TO withstand e bet
ter thar any other Casting made in the Western eoun
Try. The Furnace Castings and Hollow. ware pagicp
lSFly, have been superseded By it, wherese ss been
brought into use, and always given sa,i,fuet Hsr-
ing lived here number OF years, and bsinEpernapeps
W locuted here, purchasers can rely our gsraniee
asto the qualify Of the articles sold b. Us, ana a. ~
The operation Of our celebrated Prize Premium Cool
Stove, jus, read the certificates Of those who have
them, and are using them uow. Aud another adv.,-
lage purchaser will have in buying 81 Los,is s,or.
Of us, he would not only be getting stove made OF r.
best material in the world, tut he can At any Iins -,
an odd piece or plate without any charge by ne
know that such IS wanted, all our stoves are Vs.
ranted, and in case Of imPerieeiion the a.sle vii
be promptly made good 10 the purchaser which d.
will not find the case with Cincinnati, Chea,o p,,.
hurgh, and Eastern made Sr0VES, as You cannot %,
any odd Pieces. Even ir they were wanan,sJ !,
would be imPOssibleiO get 0ddPates from such lis.
lance. '' ~'S-
We, the, undersigned, having used The 8, -.
Stoves manufactured by G. r. FiIIey OF ST. Lons ,,
sold BY Carter w. Bryan, at HSEn,bNl, NJ. iSIe
pleasure in recommending them 10 the public a. -
PerioT ia point OF Gralt durability, economy, ros.,
enes and ease Of regulation, 10 any SOse wsish Ne
hoe .aaA.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04
So. Louis StOyc Store,
O., WI BRYAN,

10 A. .
Stove Dealer, Sbest-IrOn Worker, Copper
~. 81 smilh, and Timer, sr.g, .,i
Malu street, i've pesEs North Of sRrady Eleuss'
80 07.' ID HANNIBAL, NO. u u -.
Sell, at Wholesale Priess, STOVES AND TIN
WARS. invite particular aitsntion 70 lhe PRIZE
rehabilitation 10 al who hare used IT, warrant all
nv Stoves Tor twelve months and ir anyof the plates
break during that time, lIuThish new snss tIes Of
As design remaining permanently 10 this place,
the public are safe in taking my guarantees 1.-THE good
performances Of the stoves kept BY NE, llAN
All,my stoves are manufactured Of MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and for goodness Of metal and
beauty Of casting, they excel any 'tOves made IN the
Western country.
~ The man who moulds HoilOw-WSre for G. +,
Filly Is considered the best workmap in the United
States. and this accounts Tor our hOlow~ Wan and
Stove Vessels being much smoother and better than
any Others you will find in market, whether made East
or West -. .-r--,f.g 4. Miami
l have constantly en- hand, supply Of TlNWARE,
10 which particularly invite The attention Of thu
country trade the quality Of my ware, and the pri-
ees, shall be soeh As 70 induce them 10 eA on again
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04

This story is continued through the first
four numbers Of the magazine, from Octo.
Der to January. With the February num-
Der another new story by Mr.. Arthur, eati-
tied "spnring TO spend OF, the lotions and
the PinkertOns," will be commenced, to be
continued during several months. Thus,
in the first volume of the home magazine,
two nouvsllettes by the editor will be pub
lished. As only limited edition of the
first numbers Of the magazine was prin led,
those wishing "the old mans bride" mus,
send in their subscriptions early.
Ut IN order to prevent misrepresentation
OH the part Of the public, we wiiihere state
that the home magazine is a monthly issue
of the home gazette, and contains the best
articles that appear therein, thus fixing ia
permanent shape and for cil culaliOn in new
channels, literary matter from the pens Of
many OF the ablest writers in the country.
II is from this cause that the publishers arc
able, in the ONSET, to furnish the work at so
low a rate.
TERMS OF ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE.
To those who desire 10 receive the Home
Magazine by mail, we offer it at the follow.
ing extraordinary low club prices =
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04
r. H. MILLER g. CO.,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWA IRE.

No ~, Maln Street, between Chestnut and Pine
HE suhcrbefs have 10 eore and arrive for sprnR
u Sales, One Thonsand Crates and Casks nf
EARTHENWARE AND CHINA,
Comprising oil varieties aud qualities necessary make IN ths
viz: '
z. G. Blue Edged Dip, Painted Printed Palnisd-Fiown-
blue and Mulberry, Printed FowH-Blue and MulheTTy
ton Bue Fancy LustTe and White Granite EaTlhenware In
Az their variety Of style aud paitenj Phla White Enamred
Blue aud Gold Band,
Enssh China Tea selt', Teas, Plates &e., ke Of entirely
Every variety Of PAn Pressed and Cut Glassware Of Amer
lean, Eastern and Wesrn French and Bohemian
FRENCH CHINA
Teas, COes, Teas and Dinner Sets Mugs Cooansa Vase,
cheap.
English T. q. Pipes and American Plps Head, waiter,
Tea Trays, Of elegant deEns Of eva mpoaious war.
TAnied equal TO any In the market
BRITANNIA WARE, OF every description from the ssIs.
DRAFTED manuiaetoTy OF Gleason Sons, dorchester
sets a. low pIess We also offer full stock Of Goods for
!he SANTA We MARKET 10 which the attention OF ths
Merchants engaged IN that trade particularly invited AS
sorted Crates for the County Trader packed n s br
always on hand Our packers have many yea experience
aud put goods In sGeeed A. o1g
me'Ous sus'ome"eaneauy' mehlO-St.
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WheFe clun OF twelve subscribers send
us fifteen dollars, copy extra will be fur
nished to the agent or gelter-up of the club
or TO any address he NAV designate. Al
these terms, the "hOme magazine will be
Tor the amount Of choice reading matter
furnished, the cheapest monthly publication
in the United States. -
For three dollars, a copy each of The
l"Home Gazette" and "Home Magazine
will 30 sent one year. .aa
In making up clubs, it may frequently bs
desirable to unite in single club both
"home magazine" and ''homS oazotte'rsnb.
scr'beTs. This can be done by always ma.
king the club price to the magazine s1bscri.
Der one dollar twenty-five cents, no matter
what the size Of the club may be. The
extra copy TO the getter-up OF the club n
al such cases, can Be the gazette or man.
zlne. at the option Of the party who q 10
receive It. ""OO . "
hOsiQgs on Arth,v's Home Alapa,i,..--Ir
paid quarterly or yearly in ajyance ISI
cents for tho whole year.
Aaareasss +. 8. ARTHUR A. G,O.
.. .t.'.a 4.A'sii9 e -a- No. l07 Walnut Street
l3W..,, a t,.t.Hf g.. 1h.f- lal.;hal 49,. {
S9tAtS 49, ytt laL t'.is acs u N'"F'NS'l..u'a' I
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04
1903. IS6S
SPRING TRADE.
WEBSTER, MARSH & CO.,
Wholesale ClOthterA.
1888.

No. %, MaA Street s.. Louis, No.,
RE SOW receiving largo stock Of Fnshionnl,le Cio
thing Tar the Spring Trade which we of,T io 81, n,
CASH OF on tlme a. ow any houss this city, We invite
10 be undeFsoid. " ''~'AeN
LsIse department. Of Beys, CiOthInE and Of FurnIsh
hshIO-w5ai. WEBSTER, MARSH 4 CO.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04

Having secured the agency Of them Sr this cit
Ssose possesses advantages ever common Stoves i;
n h ass % ne plate and Improvements IN The draft
70 De the best pattern for desceRdipg a"s " sn,
sloxe now made East or West. "uss oi any
ms slSve was patented September Isss and
isfSsIioo @rS have been used have svel general SAT-
70 the number than any other stove .vsr S!e
Inc plates IN them are from one ~ M 10 tbrSsI
ioar,hs Of an inch in thickness No 80.
49, o S Ne warrant them az against sSss Tsss
Sest n 81 e mol An klue, which carries the
Oq. Par Of The siOSe, between two hck Mar, ~
Ss., a. s BOTTOM OF Tie stove, theFebY Sddng mai
nSG, 70 bake Wh on the bottom and IsnsS~sI ~
sesnS;n" ss SSsys seen fault with stoves Of de-
49, nue., heretofore. The Charter or nae ons
nue. and one plate more than any AiTsS, &c., ,.s
y WV iaey will cook wisk .SsIf ia ~!
~ CIe "l The ordinary soSss @l and will Ss
4 l..-.,-siSs - s4rt.s - gashl 4-dSR
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04
HEALTH FOR TIE STaTESlN

IlOGLOW ~ . -FEl1kSs
DETERMINATION or BLOOD 70 THE HEAD.
Copy Of letter from NJ JShA lloyd Of ErC.t ctn HsaT
Harloohj hsTionsihShirG
To Professor HOLLOWAY, .... .it ....
slR-Iavsl myselfot The first opportunity OF Inform
ingyou, that for very ong period was afiiciedwith
dangerous gddinets ahd frequent swimmingR in the
head, attended bytossof appetite, disordered stomach
and generally impaired health; Every means had
failed to give me any Permanent relief ard at length
became so alarming That was really afraid Of going
about without an sttehant. In this melancholy con.
dltlCn waited personality upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist,
Ihsd better do, he kladly recommended your Pills,
tried Them without delry, and after taking them for
short time an happy to bear testimony 10 their won.
deriul efficacy. atn now restored TO perfect health,
and enabled TO my usual duties. You are al
Liberty to publish this letter in any way you may think
proper. I ar, Sir, your obedieni Servant,
June 6h, 1899. (Signed) JOHN LLOYD.
=, MlRACULoUS CURE OF DROPsY.
Extract cfa Letier 1B EtOard Rotciey Eso of India
Walk, Tobt o, dated ApriI sti, ls5l
To Professor HoLLetgAY: .-,
DEAR SiR-Ideer1 Il duty owe to YOU and the
public atlarge, to Inform you Of most miraculous re
coYery from that dreadful disease DRoPsy and which
under God, was edssted by your invaluable Pills.
was tapped 1--WE tinls within eight months, and skill
fully treated by two medical practitioners, but could
mol ge cured until had recourse to your remedy, and
notwithstanding an l had undergone this miraculous
medicine cured me In the course oil six weeks.
(siEned) EDWARD RoWLEY.
INFALLIBLE CURE OF A STOMACH COM
PLANT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
HEADACHES.
Extract Of Letter from mr. s. GOtreR, Chemist, Of
Clifton, near BriatOt, dated Jaiy I4tk, 1882.
To Professor Holloway:
DEAR SR-l am requested by a Lady named Thorn.
Just arrived from the West Indies, 10 acquaint you
that for period Cf eight years. herself and family suT
Tered from eontip al bad health arising from disorders
the liver and stomach, Indigestion Loss of Appetite
violent Headaches, pains 10 the side, weakness and
general debility or which she consulted the most EN-.
lnent men In the colony, but without any beneficial re-
suit; at last she lad recourse 10 your invaluable Pills.
which IN very short time effected so great change
for the better, TAFT she continued Them and the whole
family were restored TO health and strength Further
she desires the y saw that she has witnessed their ex
traordnary VIthes in those complaints incidental to
children, particularly in of Measles and Searla
ma, having effected positive Ofthese diseases with
no other emedy. (Signed) S. GOWEN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04
.TH THE TRUE L-z-- ;.
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
Or, GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from Rsnnst the ioah stomach o. the OF, se
diTeetoaa OF Baron Isee,he great Physiological Chet
:. ~ j. =. HoaRhtopi n. D., Philadephia, Pa. - q.
DloESI Sueh u the meaning Of the word ~ rpfN
Mafhe chief slerlen agesng pneipe Of the GaEc
yaeehe solvent oC tue fod, the puTfng preserving, aud
stimulating agene Of the stomach and netlgea Il Il etaetsd
IRON the Digestive stomach Of the thus forming d.
gve Maid, precisely nhe the natural oase Jalce IL
Chemical Powe' and aTulshns complete and perfect sabs
This Mattress reredy FOR an unhealthy s.Omseh No
bo bhter uea, dFuga II 10 extremely agreeable
10 the TASTE and Be taken by The feeble patients Who
cannot eat water cracker without the stcss
Bewlle u dSuEged imitailona Pcpsin Il drug
Half teasPOOAfui Of Pepsn iBused watef win deeNt
dissolve I'VE pounds oCToas beef ebout hou
stomach, ~
Scientific EvIdenesI ..H f
vi ihe ScentMe evidence Witch this remedy u based
IN the highest dsgFee enrous and remarkable.
Cell on the agent and desefptivs circular, gratis giving
large amount 81 seenllhc evidence from Liebus Anual
Chemistry DE- COm5ea PhyaoUFy Of Dgestionj d.. Poiera
Food and Dgi d. John w Draper OF New York Unvey-
ColeEeT Dr.. Carpenters Physolos e together with epors
Of cures from all parts Of the United states.
Pepsin Ana Flald and Powder. .H
M HouEhtons Pepsn IL prepared in Powder and In Fluid
FoFmand IN Prescription walls for the Physicians The
powder will be sent BY mail, free Of postage doaTi
sent 10 DE-, Houghton, Philadelphia,
R OBSERVE THIS -EvaTy bottle Of Fsnuine Pepsln
beans the written signature OF g. HoughtOn D., pro
preioI, Philadelphia, Pa Copyright aud Trade Marx
S3'd ny all druggists and dealers iu msdenes- Pse. oEE
TIL. BRITrNGHAM a BRO, Hapnibal
augS@D Wholesale and RSiah Assni'.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04
Notice to Country Merchants.

1853. SAM UEL STILLWELL, 1863
No. 50 Olive-st,, bet. Second & Third,
50. Louis, Mo.
Manufacturer Of
Pure Alcohol and Pure Spirits OF any
proof required. Also--Spirit Gas, Phosgsns Gas.
Chemical oil and eamphene, warranted Of a superior
quality, AMI for sale on reasonable terms.
febl7.I53.6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04

Persons wishing 10 buy stoves. shasli .;r.
and examine our new patterns Of e''N - NNsn,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-04

"TgSsssI term. Of Daily al Til: head of the
.kEis ytsipinTS un.sIhFd PSye. fv ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-02
Correspondence Of Tile Cecil Wing.
Letter from Chesapeake CITY,

CHESAPEAKE CITY, MARCH 90, '53.
Mr.. EDITOR AS Achates your wor-
thy and talented correspondent has
"spread his pinnons" and forsaken his
arduous task, and as it is absolutely me-
cesSary thai "we" should have and "be
possessed of" letter writer, have con-
| cluded to continue the correspondence
so abruptly broken of, and will furnish
you henc"torth with all the items of
news circulating in this "Divided City,
Jmprimis. The chiefest topic is the
sudo IN flight of young man from "a
gold digging region" and the race
which h ran, pursued by some "mur-
derous" individual who had already
taken the t."es Of three of his compan-
ions. 1t appt hrs that a party was entic-
ed to the place by the gold history Civ.
en- in your paper, and this young man
with three Others started with the in
tention Of driving thrm away. They
reached the spot, when 10! one "drops
drown dead' on the repol of pistol,
and then another and another, leaving
chm alone" mid "murders foul" he
thought, he frightened, he ran, he flew,
he yelled, he screamed, he was e n'sd,
and waxed wroth. So endeth this chap
ter.
The advent ola bridal party, furnish
ed fitting theme for three DAYS. They
JOY success and Happiness attend them
appeared in public soon and satisfied
all longing eyes. The CaIathumpians
were not out, and for once beauty and
merit were respected. So may it al
ways be.
| Binding the new Jocks care not"
and some knowing ones wink their eyes,
when people talk of them. The Md. l.
Del. Ship Canal, or the projectors, do
not rise early enough, or retire as soon
as people do; ergo, they were defeat.
ed and always will be. Fair promises
are easily made, and as easily kept =?
, Who struck Billy Patterson
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-02

HE MARRIAGE CEREMONY IN .SouTu
CAROLINA. A case OF bigamy was re-
Gently tired IN Cheraw county, S. c.,
and discharged. In the charge of his
Honor, Judge Frost, to the jury, he re-
marked that there was no law in the
State of South Carolina prescribing a
marriage ceremonial.
If Mr.. A. and Miss B. Jump over a
broom, the former saying, take this
woman to be my welded wife, and the
latter, take this man to be my welded
husband. and go 10 housekeeping, they
are legally married, have entered into
bond of union which cannot BE- annul-
led, SO long as they both live. This in.
difference to the form of a ceremonial,
binding the parties to the end of life.
may, to the casual observers strange,
but to those who are familiar with the
working Of our system, nc such feeling
is experenced.-Liberty of conscience
is right too sacred to be abridged by
legal prescription, even as to the mode
of entering into this hoI y compact. And
this is an ample reason for the appar-
ent apathy of our legislators on this
subject.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-02

Odd Fellowship is Furnishing, and
stock in the new Hall is being taken
fast; in two years it will be built-sup.
possible at least. The architectural de-
sign however is nntastefnl; building 80
feet front and 30 feet high-I think I'M
proportionable. A Gothic or Grecian
style would suit all tastes better. That's
all.
The old plan Of towing vessels BY
steam is again renovated, and success
fully. THE Spy small 80 horse
power craft, easily plays along with s
Or 10 vessels, thereby saving the Com
pany much expense, and ANIMALS much
wearisome and killing labour. If it
prove perfectly successful, number of
new steamers will be built and kept EN-.
ployed, and the "old croaking fogies"
who oppose every novel idea will be
silenced in their predictions of 1.-The
wind blowing them off," etc. Progress
is the order of the day and honr "down
here" Look out Tor the removal of
the Court House and Jail which is al
ready talked of, and which will be en-
inently beneficial to all persons, par.
ticularly to Yrs truly, SC.
ACHILLES.
Postscriptum. The appointment to tn.
Collectorship of Baltimore City is anxi-
ously looked for and an ex-politician or
two, or three, earnestly expect sub.ap-
pointments. Whether they will be dis
appointed, Fate and the Department on
ly know. We know that the spoils
not onl y belong to the victors, but that
the vlctors chances for them are remark
ably good. Nuf ced. A.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-02
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.
Letter from RosylanHsysIBe.

Lumber in the Rirer-PorL Deposit; il, Import
dncc-a Word 10 Quarrynen-Jhe Iron
H'orks, &c.
RowLANpsvILLE Mar. 3ist '53.
DEAR SIR:-The much desired high
stage of the river has come and the pro-
ducts Of Northern Pennsylvania and
New York are rapidly decrnding the
Susquehanna to tide water. This is the
spring time and harvest for the people
along the river, as It affords ready EN-
ployment tor great number Of men at
good wages, while the Hotels, Boarding
houses and Stores are reap,ns fair
share Of the spoils.
Port Deposit is much benefited by the
lumber trade on the Susquehanna; be-
sides its lumber business the extensive
granite quarries, Foundry, Saw Mills,
&C., render it a town of considerable
importance in our county.
| would take the liberty to call the
attention of the Supervisor OF the road
from Port Deposit Bridge to Rock Run
to huge piles of rock are suffered to oc-
cupv seven-eighths OF the public road
rendering It dangerou to drive, even a
very gentle horse, by those places. And
| would caution the propr'etors of those
quarnes against infringing too much on
the public high way, lest they may be
put TO the same inconvenience that some
OF our neighbors are at this time, 4. e.
attending court at busy season of the
year. A word to the wise is sufficipt.
The Iron works at Rowlandsvi He
have been stopped for a few DAYS by
some derangment of machinery but will
resume operations in day or two.
Yours, p.