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5oTIcE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
~ GAUTIER will open on Monday, December 10,
" choice collection of the NEST rare, novel and
beautiful PRESENTS ever exhibited in Washington,
consisting If many elegant articles made in Paris to
his or Ter, to which he IL, the examination
of the public. dec Lot
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a. Spl"ndillY Illustrated aE.i richly bound gilt
to3ks vt SelL:iNG.oSs Bookstore, com prising Juve
nile Bo k, Bibles, Catholic and Episcop.l PRAYER
i'ooks, in the best and moss beautiful ornamn tsl
binding to be found in any Bookstore in the city,
Airo splendid assortment Of Portfolios, Port smOn
uaes. Writing Desks, Albul4s, ,,a,GeF, and every
thing in tbs fanny line suitable for Christmas and
New Year Presents for sale at SHuLINGToN's Book
store, Od,'nn Building, of "a ST. and Pa ave
dec 20-tf
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JONAh IL. HOW Tx.
Marshal of the District of Columbi;

n; 1.-THE above Sale Is postponed
uhnl TUESDAY. the 9th instant at II o'clock NJ
III consequence OF Christmas cav falling on Sunday
and the general Observance of Monday "a p holiday
j. D. HOOVER. L. S Marshal
dec 21.-td for District of Colu,ho
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Tho Cutter Hamilton.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 20.-The wreck OF
the United States revenue cutter Hamil-
ton, with ali her stores, has been sold for
fifty dollars
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DLANkE TS-
ID large stock Of Blankets from ST up, some
extra good. YERBY, TEBBS Il YERBY,
Corner of tn street and Pa. avenue.
dec 1o-u
CHAWLS, Long g. Square
- 500 new Shawls Of all styles, at very low prices
VERIFY, TEBBS & YERBY,
Corner Of eth street and Pa. avenue.
dee 19--tf
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NN.,surxnrn- nrc IL 1a5a

" NHh' VI i''' I'VE II. lc.~i.
SIR: The committee appointed 10 examine the
COMMUNICATIONS presented for the priZr offered by
yr,rii Tor tire best National Fo.ln. ode or Epic "
i,J. Ir1 Inri met at the Smithsonian Institution nj
the mo pVG!Etrd: thar, after organization, they
irrciri - HJHir@ ut the authors 70 BE- concealed:
INST liirT - hrTttr ENIniHaiInn. they came l.,
ITr Unanimous conclusion that iu their Judgment
tjlrr. J. no production among thoer submitted Of
-u'h CHAR ctr IA ITS conception and execution Is
.l-'i, iD raI,il u lob cOn>Idrreda National Poem
',i" CT Epic; and that They Therefore respectfully
drcinr re-. nmen lng any one of item for the
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hOttcry.--The Snow Hill Shield says that the
h'a. John R. Franklin, member Of Con4es> from
Aat Distinct. was robbed nj the National Hotel al
abingdon, on the night before the meeting OF
'''gress, nf upwards q $3.50 in cash, and eertif-
'''rs "f the state Stock belonging 10 gentleman
]" Worcester county, amounting to sl4CO.
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10 ''' ,ts'Es sObicTs ~ the oi 1872 who are
'-''''' 81 Ihe District III Columbia and it, neigh
'-'''a' VIII meet 10 morrow evening, (ThIusday,)
W" 'y Hall, TOR the PsrEOse Ct e!ecIlns delegates
~ Toe general convention Of the above, which will
81 -rid al Ph.Iadt ,hil. on the srh OF next MONTH
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canai.-Acco,nt of the trade
on the canal during the past month, ending Decem-
b'r !, le5S'; Descending 20 $40 barrels; wheat
al 500 bushels corn AZ 500 bushels; coal Il. 3al
IONS. Total tonnage Of all articles descendin. the
canal, 2..5'sl tons. The same total ASCENDING
3,699 IONS. Total collections on the whole canal
tor the month ending Dee. |, was SIS, 030,17.
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BtTs!dIious.--Last evening, Mr. Maury of the
hfin on Taylor Maurv, stat;oners, on the avenue
called the attention of The Guards 10 an attempt that
had been made 10 get all impression of the lock of
their Store door No attempt had been made TO force
the door, and the impression is that it is The intention
I'll the burglar 10 form KEY
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H"fch Re'STnS-W. Ferret, assault and Lat,ery,
security Tor peace j. Kelly, resisting an officer in
the discharge of duty, sent TO Jail.
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~ lTe 'eqAesfsd To inform those who wish To
''' 'he tair, for the Industrious Poor, at Odd Eel
wv HAIL on III street that stage will leave al
~ O'Clock, Nj, Tor the Navy Yard.
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H"'et 10 I'iDi-Mr. EIaydock, the temperance
'.''', Ia been arrested for ob-truciins the foot
'n~n aad has ruled ,ur rr.i bet ore Justice Nor
''. iutay. At 10 O'Clock. 4. W.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14
SPIRITUAL RAPPTEGs.

We take the following from the Spiritu-
al Telegraph. II goes to show the insani-
ty which prevails on the ect:-[St.
Louis Democrat. -.....-
An ANGEL SPAKE TO THE CnnD.-We
are personally acquainted with the friend who
writes the following letter, and assure the
reader that his Statement; Is entitled 10 the
fullest co fidence.
GLENN's FALLS, June III, 1853.
Friend Briitan:-An occurrence which
happened in this city, short time since, is
interesting, as being one of those facts
which are SO easily accounted for on the
spiritual theory, but which the great ma.
joriiv Of the people VIC uld pass by as a re-
markable coincidence, or a singular circum-
stance. You can do with the account
send you as you think proper The facts
are as follows:
On Monday, May lG, two young men,
named Ball and Bultoiph. were engaged in
rafting at the "big bottom" about three
miles from this place. One OF them lost
his balance and tell into the water. Being
unable 10 swim, his companion went to his
assistance, and both were drowned. This
took pIacs about ii o'clock A. NJ At the
same time, little sister Of Ball, four ,r
five years Of age. who was Playing with
other children at the neighbor's, a short
distance from her home, but five or six
miles from the scene of her brothers death.
suddenly commenced crying, and said thai,
her brother was drowned On being told
by those about her that il was not SO, and
that her brother was at work, etc, she only
cried the more, declaring he was drowned,
and that she must 90 home to her mother
Sae accordingly started TO 20 home, but
said she was afraid 10 go alone. Some lar
ger children went home with her, when
she told her mother the same story, and in
answer to lheil1 enquiries OF how did she
know her brother was drowned, said, some
one told her. In about an hour news Of
her brothers death was brought TO his
home.
The bodies we're not recovered until Sat
urday, on which day and al the time of
the occurrence, as nearly as can be ascer-
lained-lhe little girl told them al home
that the body was found, which statement,
as in the former case, was speedily veri.
fed. Yours, very truly,
~ A n Hams
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

CAVE Is CIycIxxAII.-The Cincinnati Non
pAreil, in an editorial on crime, speaks thus
strongly of the criminal, or rather immoral con-
dition Of the city:
Our city is daily gaining reputation by no
means enviable. 1t has been accused Of habit
ualiy harboring ielons stepped in guilt to the
very lips; stabbing, shooting, incendiarsm, and
other crimes are so frequent to scarcely call
for passing notice. Gambling is nightly car.
ried on unblushingly- drunkenness, prosti
tuition. and other crimes are fesrfuly on the in
crease, that if the present state of things con-
tinues much longer, our city win be known, no
by the name of the "Queen City but by that Of
| the Murder City"
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HOME PoLITENEss.

Why not polite? How much does it cost TO
say 81 thank you?" Why not practice it at home?
To your husband, your children, your dOmestics?
if stranger does you some little of courtesay,
how sweet the smiling acknowledgment Ii
your husband-eh. it's matter Of course! nc
heed of thanks
Should an acquaintance tread on your dress,
your very, very best, and by accident tear it,
how profuse you are with your ''never minds
don't think it--I don't care al ALL If a huy-
band does it he gets a frown; if a child he is
chastised.
Ali these are little things, say you. They
tell nightly upon the heart, let us assure you
little as the are.
A gentleman stops at friends house and
finds it in confusion. He don't see anything
to apologize for-never thinks Of such matters"
Everything is all right-cOld supper-cOld
rOom-crying children-perfectly comfortable.
Goes home where the wife has been taking care
Of the sick ones, and working her life almost
out. Dvn'tsee why things can't be kept in bet
ter order; there never were such cross children
before" No apologies accepted at home.
Why not be polite at home? Why not use
I freely that golden coin of courtesay? How
sweet they sound, those little words, IL thank
you," or ''you are very kind!'' Doubly, vet
thrice sweet from the lips we love, when hears
smiles make the eye sParkel with the clear
light Of affection.
! Be polite TO your children. Do you expect
then 10 be mindful of your welfare? To grow
glad at you approach? To bound away 10 dc
your pleasure before the request is half spoken:
Then with all your dignity and authority min
gle politeness give it niche in your household
temple. Only then will you have learned the
true secret of sending out into the world really
"fuished" gentlemen and ladies.
What we say, we say 10 all-be polite.
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@ From the New Orleans Picayune. June 10.
Ats laie hour on Thursday night last, two
Of our young fre-eating bIoOds entered one Of
the fashionable saloons in ST. Charles street in
state which indicated considerable fatigue,
to be caused by carrying too iSrRe a
brick in their respective hats i'm pOint Of fact,
az Micawber would szy, they were decidedly
inebriated. After inbi6ing once or twice more,
they commenced bandying wit, which gradually
grew personal, and hsally some@very insulting
language was used by one Of the parties, which
fred the blood Of the other, previously sufii-
eien,ly heated by Hquor, and challenge was
Immediately given and promptly accepted
Gale wsGa sailed, and the ballicose SOung gen.
tlemen entered different vehicles, and ordered
the drivers TO proceed AZ onceto The Oaks" q
locality which has acquired bloody distinction
from the number ef duels which have beer
fought there. They steadily refused to alloW
any OF their friends 10 accompany them, or cd
NIT OF their interference for the purpose Of ef
feciing = reconciliation; and one Of the party
Familiarity Lnown as Paroles" who vas grave
" drunk, was requested 10 stand EuIrd oyel
another who wished TO interfere, which be prom
ised to DO.
On arriving at Tile Oaks" the eabn.n wer
very much ssionished TO find the embryo duel
lists wrapped in the arms Of Morpheus! Will
some difficulty they were awakened, and recog
missing the locality and each other, they botl
looked somewhat surprised, having entirely for
gotten both the quarrel and the intended fight
One Of them finally broke out with /: why
A., what are you doing here!" A. locke
confused for a moment, and answered, Il re
collect now some fellow grossly insulted me
but can't remember who he was. However
| know challenged HIM, and / suppose he vii
be here soon" The other Immediately prefer
ed his services as second, and swors he wOul
stand by his friend through thick and thin
They both embraced with tears Of affection il
their eyes, and sat down on the damp grass {
wait for the arrival Of their antagonist.
} After remaining there until near day break
and matchmaking the eOwardly scoundrel wh
. had insulted one and disappointed both, the
entered their respective cabs and returned 10 III
city. They were seen breakiasting togethe
the next morning at a restaurant, voting TO dii
locate every bone in the body Of the man wh
! had played them such contemplate trick,
| they could only find him.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

The papers Of Dayton, Ohio, state that
their town is improving SO rapidly that the
brick yards making 100000 bricks a day,
cannot supply the demand. The Indian
aPoiis Journal, commenting on this state
roenf, says that the 0rick yards in that
city make 10000 bricks a.day, and yet so
great Is the demand that the bricks are ire
quently taken from the kiln when they are
50 hot that the wOrkmen are obliged to
wear gloves.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

LOOK OUT.-The Detroit Advertiser Of
Thursday says tia; there are altered bills Of The
Chicago Blnk in circulation. 1t says: I'VE
were shown yesterday $40 bill on the Bank
of Chicago. which had been altered ia a very
neat way from the - bills on the same BInk
The letter Y was pasted over the large two
and the en- over the wo in the two in the body
Of the BILL The word two was extracted out
Of the right hand corner, and the figure 10 past.
ed over the two in the right hand Of the bill
The alteration was so neat that the bill wal
twice passed on good judge
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A Concise History Of England; from the
first invasion by the Romans, to the &C
cession Of Queen Victoria. Written on
anew plan. with particular reference TO
chronology and facts. By Clark and
Mofatt. Moore g. Anderson, Of Cincin-
NATL publishers.
Mr.. J. ii. Triplett, of Palmyra, has pre-
sented US with cory Of work bearing
the above title. lie has them Tor sale in
Palmyra, and also al the store of Mr.
McEIroy, Of this city. In this work all
the great facts Of English history seem to
be arranged in simple and clear chrOnolOgi-
cal order.
The following extract from the first chap
ter gives rather unfavorqbs account Of
our ancestors. II shows thc condition in
which Cesar found them in the year So
before Christ:
The ancient Brtons were baGbafOuS in
the extreme; they lived in circular hurs,
conical roofs, pierced in tie center, for the
purpose OF admitting light, aud dischar-
ging smoke they adorned their fingers and
neck with rings and chains; aud pain
ted and punclured their bodies, that their
appearance might be more horrible in war.
For the most part they were unacquainted
with agriculture; they raised but lille corn,
subsistihg principally on flesh and milk, ami
clothing themselves in the skins of aDimals
which had been killed for food. The only
article ofcommerce they possessed was lin,
which they exchanged for salt, earlhen.
ware, and brass.
Es-AndersOn county, Tenn, on the 2lsLuIt.
voted o subscribe one hundred thoussnd dollars
to the Knoxville and Dan,ille Railroad, by
majority Of 1852 votes
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Obituary,

Departed this life, this city, the 27d day Of June
asT pTuraced and painful Illness which she bore with
the aisbls and beloved Of MI THoHAs AILLEE, Ia
the 2elh year OF her age.
by this nseruiabe dspensaiion aheConAe and dsvoI
ted wife, tender nd watchful MOTHER kind and faithful
relative snd truly consistent and useful member OF
church. has bSeP removed midst of her yeArs
Interesting and ehdeared relations and OF life fond
husband, three Interesting dsughte smiling Dfani sged
and doatns parents and circle Of Iaebsd and
hdns relatives and friends deeply he cary
Ped blow by which their cherished hopes and prospects,
~iIeed aed. while they greatly their iepa-
obe los they enjoy the esnsong death
has baeu eternal gain; gain augmenIing
mite. To Ihen, view Of the well remembered iacdsaIs
her life sad the aud umphs OF transit from
the shores Of mortality suPema radiance eneee the
ing place OF her loved remains.
She enabled by III. grace Of the Rcdremer endure
with the unfsrug patience resignation DiYlBs
Will the mosi prOtract,d and louUrug pains.
Having in early life, and amid the Lloom and vgor Of
health, embraced The SAVIOR onhdsd to him her immortal
atere in the trying h,u Of sickness dissolution his grace
and presence administered sbundau aud support
Not murmurns word escaped her rs-not trace q d.eon-
tent appeared cvrrsd bruW aud EqHkeu
cheek Her peace Ike uys constant and wide and
deep and nossi,E ESrR death dcuuled Of his sting, ana
the grave Of all is gloomy swcely reclining her faint
aud dropping head uoa the Sayp heayug breast waited
IN tranquil hope the approach Of deah "dosBG de part
BE- with Chrs;' then spread her wings and SCARED sway
bright aud beauIilul scenes md elines ia heaven
'BuI look shs passes away 10 gloom:
light fr0m far ilumss her facet light
That comes bey 0nd the moon, beyond the sun
The light Ofuurh divinei the glorious hope
ofresgHeetiOn The promised mora,
And meeting g ihere which meier hSi part again.
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HI4wtG
INTERESTING NEM BOOKS

Covernook, by Alice Carey;
Fresh Leaves from Western Woods BY Miss Fuller
Gems from Fable Land;
Way to do Good by Abbott
Co rner Stone, By c. Is. Taylor n
QueeI BonHels, by Mrs. 1uthlll;
For sale az the New Book Store, by
liwu u. X GARNAN,
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-T7~ We ara suiisOTiZsd 70 announce Mr..
LEWIS DsCxERSON 81 Palmyra, as can
didsss ferthe cfsee Of Clerk q The Circuit
Gssrrs, st.Ehs esszing August election.
sJusr Z. I655--wtas
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

Dir. Daniel ID. P.gs, Banker Of 81. Louis,
authorizes he ediisr Of tie News 70 say that he
will undrrsske 10 build one mile Of railroad TO
ths Pacific, IL $500 persons can be found who
VIII undertake an equal share Of The work.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

ToRSADo.-A tornado lately passed near the
town of Chandievile, Scott county, Illinois,
1t extended about 400 yards in width and sew
eral miles in length. The largest trees were
twisted Off its course: houses demomlished,
one little girl killed, and several persons in
iured
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

The President Of The Missouri University al
Columbia announces that the Honorary degree
Of A. NJ. has been conferred by the CuraiOrs Of
that institution upon Rev. Tyre c. Harris and
Winthrop II Hopson, n d.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14
Smith s. Allen,
Millinery and Dress Goods.
NNo. VI. ]. MID,
On Second Street, North Of Hill Street.


On seeend Street, North Of Hill Street.
IS now receiving aud opening her SPRING STYLES
/ OF GOODS enabling her TO supply her customers
with all kinds Of lsncy silk Bonnets, Embroidered
Gimp, and Gmps OF every description and size She
will keepon hand avariety OF Spring MantilaS OF new
style, and Misses aud chI!di ems Basques Also n
handsome assortment OF Wells, Ribbons and Flowers
Dresses made and patterns cat TO ORDER in the latest
styles. Gloves, Innings, Feathers Ladies' Riding
Hat and ever thing else usually called for 10 such an
E. abiishmeni.
While extending general invitation % call, she
wishes the TACT KEPT ia mind, that she is determined
there shall he no reasonable ground Of complaint on
account OF i'Tices (nch-3I.uvN .
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he Ee1 Bssk stare.

II you want TO select from great variety Of
COED books, call on Mr. d. X. Garnan, in Com
msrcial Row Observe the list advertised by
him 10 another column.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

AccIDEaT OK TINS SOUTHERN R. R.-A sad
accident occurred on the Southern Road on the
4,h, caused BY the breaking Of an axle Of 4
baggage car about four miles from Toledo.
The brakes were instantly applied, ard the
cars prevented from running on the track, but
with sad results 10 the brakemen.
Mr.. John Towns, of BIissfeld, was crushed
among pile of rubbish and iron. His bowels
were partly torn out, and his body otherwise
mangled. No hopes entertained OF his recOv-
cry.
Mr. Peter Van Camp, of Sylvania, had his
right foot crushed. Mr.. Charles II. Meade
had his right leg badly broken. lie was a
brakeman, and resides at Adrian.
Mr.. J. J. Fox, recently of White Pigeon,
now brakeman, was found weaged under
pile Of the ruins and was taken from a space
just large enough to hold his body He was
severely bruised across his thighs and the lower
part Of his body
All these individuals we're engaged at the
brakes 10 arrest the Disaster Journal, Of the
9Th.
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MrssHs. CssgsEuS d ksAPP-GensiSmen:
ThEOzzh the poIiieness Of one q our merchants
Ne have been shown fifty dollar note on the
Buffalo City Bank, n. Y altered from . tNo;
as its general appearance is wtll ealculaied 70
deceive the besi judges, and there will probs-
BY BE large Aroant sest west FOR circulation,
we anneV description, which you will please
publish: Vizneiie, an Indian female reclining on
a cliff viewing city In the distance, with
boa', locks, railr9zd cars and steamboat below; a
sailor with spygIass on the lower rig end;
State arms OF New York on the left lower cor
ner; so in hne. circular die work on each
upper corner, letter A, dated May 10, 1853.
Respectfully, PRESBURY & co.
ST. Louis Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

~ We are soibcfi1ed TO announce
Capt 8. A BOWEN a. q candidate Ior
Ciash nf siss Court vi CosAos PLEAs
E@cssvs sest August. wid
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

4 Row q Mills aD5 elivsfors : oswego.
n. Y. Ia. bseh destroyed b. hn. Supposed
less, half sssiilion dollars,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

The EDITOR Of The Jefferson Inquirer prays
for more speeches from AtchisOn. lie wants
the man TO kill himself.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

II We are authorized 10 announce
CHARLES ID. BOURNE. Is a candidate
fss ~ CISCO o. CLrnH ~ rsG HASSIsAL
C0rkT o. csHnex PLEAs. al llle next Au-
gnss elsriios.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

A fgh, took pises On the night q the Fourth
befween two FIRE companies IA Philadelphia
when re psliee we're esnPslied 20 Are on the
omni,s,tan,s.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

The young ladies and young gentlemen
Of indianapolis, have formed themselves
into an AHG-Matrimonial Society. Every
Fourth Of July, they meet to celebrate
their anniversary, when it becomes the
painful duty OF the President to announce
that some half dozen of the members have
broken their pledge Of single blessedness.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

JuDeg LYNCH on THE BENcm.-We have
been informed that few days ago, negro
man, belonging to Judge Thompson, who
lives near Liberty, attacked his oveIseer,
whose name we have not ascertained, and
killed him instantly. The silizens met in
the vicinity the next day, and considering
that DELAYS were dangerous, took the negro
and hung him until he was dead hide.
pendence (Mo.) Reporter.
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lP We are Aufhori1ed in announce Mr.
1fOS. y HATCHER, ss candidate foI
rs-elscii0n 10 tho Office Of Cues % THE
Coxypx Coras. OF Marion County. wtd
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strap, from the putehmsn.

There is very charitable old gentleman re-
siding in Willamsburgh. He never INDUCES
in luxury of any kind, without thinking of the
poor. Whenever he has peas for dinner, he
invaribly forwards the pods to the Orphan Asy-
lum.
A young poet in Iowa, in describing the voice
Of his lady love, says it's an "aireforn bridge,
connecting dream land with reality" A fanci-
full young man that Cupid. What a pity he
deals so extensively in Vermlllion.
A paper has just been established 'Out west"
with the following title. The Bellows Of
Freedom or, The Salt River 4Eoiln." Where
is the " Bunkum Flag Staff" now?
To CURE THB DYsPEPsIA.-Give a hungry
dog piece of fresh meat, and chase him tilt he
drop. it. You will find this far superior to any
"llummix mixture" that has yet been con-
cocted.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

II We are snshonEed to announce Mr.
RsaCS. T. THOMPSON, as candidate
Soc ss-slecsio1 90 she office Of CIesS %
Snn Cfecsss CcvsI, Cor Marion County.
ufIs