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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
HEALTH FOR THE STU TESI1
HOtLOWAY'S PILLS.

HOLLOW HS PILLS.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF Loss OF iiE ALTH,
DlS0RDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD 10 THE HEAD,
COPY Of letter from Mr. John Lloyd Of Eric iUcn near
I's HdrI6ch, MsrioRsikshue
To Professor HoLLowAYi 10
sIR avail myself of the first opportunity of inform
ing YOU that for very long period was atilicedwh
dangerous giddiness and frequent swmmings in the
head, attended by loss Of appetite disordered stomach
and generally impaired healthi Every means lad
failed TO give any permanent relief aud at length
became so alarming that was really afraid If going
about without an attendant. In this melancholy con
dition waited personally upon Mr.. Hughes Chemist,
Harech, for the purpose Of consulting him as 10 what
had better do he kindly recommended your Pills,
tried them without delay, and after taking them for
short time am happy to bear testimony 10 their won
derfu efficacy. am now restored 10 perfect health,
and enabled 10 resume my usual duties. You are at
liberty publish this letter in any way you may think
proper I am, Sir, your obedieaI Servant,
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROPsY.
Extract ola Letter from Edteard Roiey Esq Of India
Walk, TobGgo, dated .4prii Sh, 1882.
To Professor HofLowAYi
DEAR SRI deem it a duty owe 10 You and the
public at laTge to inform you Of most miraculous
coyery from that dreadful disease DRoPsY and which
under God, effected by your invaluable Pills. l
was tapped FIVE times within eight months, and skill
GSly treated by two medical practitioners, but could
get cured until had recourse 10 your remedy and
notwithstanding all had undergone this miraculous
medicine cured me in the course Of six weeks.
(Signed) EDWARD ROWLEY:
INFALLIBLE CURE OF STOMACH COM
PLAIHT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
..' .... HEADACHES.
Erirdd Of Letter from Mr. S. GOicen, Chemist, Of
Chiffon, Bristol, dated July llth, 1851
TO Professor HoL oWX:
| DEAR SIR am requested by Lady named Thorn
as Just arrived from tie West Indies, 10 acquain you
that for period of eight years herself aud family su-
fcred from continual bad health arising from disorders
oil the liver and stomach, Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite
violent Head aches, pains in the side, weakness and
general debility, for which she consulted the most en-
inenl men in the colony, but without any beneficial
suit; at last she had TO your invaluable Pills,
which in ;er{ short time effected so great change
for the better that she continued them, and the whole
family were restored to health and strength Further
she desires to say, that she has witnessed their ex-
trecrdnsry virtues in those complaints Incidental 10
children, particularly in of Measles and Scarlati-
ma having effected positive ofthese diseases with
no other emedy (Sgned) S. GoWEN.
These celebrated Ps tronierfap reacious In he
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

DROwNED.-Yesterday man was found in
the river about five miles above Hannibal, and
brought down to scipio. lie had apparently
been dead some eight or nine days. was proba-
bly, deck hand; had Oh a blue shirt and blue
pants with handkerchief around his waist.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

In New York, if one may believe the pa
pers, money is more abundant and capita!
rs accommodating. The bank returns, as far
US reported, show a more moderate expan-
sion than those Of the 3 months previous.
Exchange is steady at %, the leading bank
ers drawing against ingot at that price,
Quincy III erald.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
Proclamation.

Whereas, the of mBjOr Part OF Block No. in the
city Of Hannibal have peuuOned 10 grant order
prohibit the erection Of wooden buildings said Block
therefore, in conformity with the Ordinance No. 80, passed
By this city do warn all persons FROM putting mp any wooden
budSg buildings In said Block contrary 10 said uriina1ce
Hanhibal, July 2Jth, 1858, 4, Il SELAES, Mayor. .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
A complete stock always on hand.
SUNDIkIES

Irish and pillow linen, bleached linen cloth
napkins, &C.; Russia linen sheetng "a at zoe; beach
sheetings to 3yards wide, bro. sheet ing "A at Il
fine shrtings Ito Zoe; bleached do 9to 1896 44 Eag
ticking, at 25c; rs lSc, good; cottonades and d
nj lir,nr, g.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
NEW-YORII TUIRUNE.

VVHE NEW YORK TRIBUNE having completed the twelfth
year Of its existence, 9th Of April signazed its
into its by enlargement Of its borders ad-
ding fully third to its area, and which will require us
hencerIhto for the white paper which print
ell than all receive from its subscribers And ample as
income has BEEN h0ugh less ample than it has been cur
reny rpred expenditures for the next year must be
larger than our annual income has yet been.
We haze taken this Important step without reluctance,
but the maturest There thirteen O US
concerned in the Tribune establishment propreor with
hundred aud seventy more directly employed on the papera
be substed its inCJmeand this enlaT cement
adds some cooper annum to our expenses without necces-
ary increasing receipts Yet encounter many com
plants Of the small type, too fine print bad for the &c,
that have resolved 10 risk all the enterprise Of making
paper whch will satisfy many thousands who have hitherto
stood aOof and enlarge Subscription and Advertising
reward for cXer0ns the future equal
to have enjoyed in the past If We can add one-orh
reading matter, and present the whole in fair clear
type of good size believe may nearly double circu
aIOp; and this though OF no direct advantage to secures
such an Increase OF our Advertising viii leave US nothing
/ " esire.
The Suwcoky Tribune was enargo to the new size Of
the daily a1 uIg uutry friends who hive daily
mail think they cannot aft ri daily paper, to give this
examination. We always study coldente the largest
possible amount Of useul and interesting matter into
Weekly yet Is physically impossible that should print
there OnehTd Of letters from Europe, Asia Minor
India, California Mexico Ceora America, &c, &C. Bat all
these are given in our semweeky There is not another
paper issued in the world which contains large amount
Of mainly original reading for small and trust
that postage has been reduced bagaee there
thousands Of friends who have hitherto taken the
weekly, who will henceiorh take the semiweeky We will
send specimen any one Who without subjecting US to
expense, shall see Gt to apply for 1t.
Tbe Weekly Tribune will likewise be enlarged to the new
size Of the Daily in September next the close Of its
volume. 1t will then be the largest Weekly afforded to
ubs fer 81 per annum In the world aud its white paper will
cost nearly quite all that receive from its Club Sub
scrbers. We shall hope to make pay by appropratng
small part Of the space thus create to Advertisements
which until such enlargement, continue to keep with
in the narrowest limits 1t is issued every Thursday
ing ard contains most Of the matter OF the Daily with
summary accounts Of such Events ard Proceedings
be pubhei in full We hat Weekly shall surPas:
this in giving full graphic and faithful account of what
the World is Doing whereof 1t is Thinking and how it il
Progressing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

The soil of Siberia, at the close of the Sum-
mer is found still frozen for fIty-six inches be-
meath the surface, and the dead, that have lain in
their collins for one huHdred and fifty years,
have been taken up unchanged in the least
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
HANNIBAL JOURNAL, AUGUST 4, 1853.

The. Mobile pap0s give official notice of the
arrangement between the New Orleans and Mo
bile companies fer building railroad between
the two cities. "A subscription for 100000 of
the Mobile company is to be opened.on the l2th
instant, and remain open until the 3OIh, after
which the amount unsuhsorbcd will be offered
in louisiana ard Mississippi
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES.

Fine Ivory combs, English reddiug, pocket, tuck
side, she'll Puff and Misses round combs; dress but
tons, pearl white and fancy coored agate buttons doz.
for 5c the celebrated Ptnan and Tennent needles, all
Nos. Sc; he phyr worsted al cent per sken working
canvasses perforated paper parasOs at reduced pr;
ces; metallic eyeets, at sc per gross together with all
the little notions usually Kept Fancy Variety Store,
and wanted daily by every family. Handsome satin
striped summer vests, at S5c 10 81 small lot Of silk
figured winter vests, will be closed out at Toe, oOrh
$l'25.
Ladies' Misses and Children's
Shoe and Caters,
From the most common to the most tidy, the latest
Styles infants soft morocco; youths, boys aud mems
calf brogans
A liberal discount made TO those buying 10 sell again
The citizens OF Hannibal, and Marion and the adj
joining countless respectfully solicited TO exam
nation of my stock visiting the city. hater my
the goods will meet the APPRECIATION Of all. ....
70 REMEMBER THE SIGN, Bird street, VI
Stairs 81 (myl2'52wly) s. III. MOORE.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
THE ELECTION.

THE ELECTION.
We are indebted TO Thomas E. Hatcher,
Esq, Clerk of the County Court, for the follow
ing:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
SOLID ALL WOOL DELAINEs.

SOLID ALL WOOL DELAlNES.
Pink, Blue, Mode and Black, at SOC.
SILKS.
Black Gro Des Rhine, at Sl1O, $ll5, 81 90; for 80
inch Black Watered, $3.50 l0orth So. A beautiful Sc.
lection of Fancy Dress Silks, cheap Florence Silks all
colors, at Boo. grapes for bonnet Innings, at soc.
EMRROIDERIES
An extensive assortment OF fashionable Pointed
French worked Collars, chemisettes, underseeves,
Handkerchiefs, &c, &c, Black silk face wells, at
Sl5O, cheap Gauze, 2Oc; green and blue berage; Lse
and linen edgngs and lace; Swiss and ackonet inser
tingS and edgings sllkrmge; gimp trimmings baids,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

IL Mr.. White, Mail Agent on the Die Yer
non, brings down the news, we are told, that
enough counties in the Third District have been
heard from to justify the assertion that LIND
LEY Is ELECTED.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
Terms.
Payment in al cases required in Advance
Daily Tribune.

Payment in all cases required in Advance
Daily Tribune.
Mil Subscriber s. a year; 81 so for three months.
SEMI-W TRIBUNE, WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Single copy, 50 90 S1gle copy, 90
Two copies 5 90 Three copies, 90
Ten copies, 20 90 Twenty Ito one ad 'rss) 20 90
Postage en- the Tribune.
Under the new law, postage to regular subscribers-
10 the weekly Tribune, year, is 26
The Daily Tribune, one year, 81 SO
The Seml-Weekly Tribune, one year, 80
US the money for club twenty will DO entitled 10 copy
OF the Weekly gratis. -
~ Subscriptions may by forwarded at any Of the
year, Address, GREELEY & MCELRATH;
Publishers, Tribune BuildinEs NeW York
70 Notes Of all specie paying Banks in the United States
taken for subscriptions this paper q. par. Money in
closed in letter to address, and deposited in any Post
Office in the United States may DO considered at risk
but description Of the bills ought in all to be left with
the Postmaster,
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anBum.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04
DOWN GO THE RICES!l
Cheap Rents"
Quick Sales aud Small Profits,
AT THE ONE PRICE STORE,
On Bird, Between Main and Third streets,
. g VII M SAD'H~A N M& 0So SO

Prints. ...
The best and most iaYorite Brands, which are cee-
braed for elegance Of STYLE fast and durable cOIos at
TO l3c.
Painted Lawns and JaCOuets.
An elegant assortment of the most fashionable, from
10 TO Acc.
SILK Berages and Tissues,
Which not surpassed in any market in beauty
and elegance Of style, from 80 to 55c.
BeFage DE LANES.
beautiful selection which has univ ersay met the
wishes Of those in want of this style Of goods at 20
10 33c. 7rOyih doc
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

A SQUARE of finely perforated zinc placed in.
stead of glass, in one Of the pancs Of window
is Il cheap and excellent mode Of ventilating .
ROOM
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-04

A wager was laid that il was Yanke pecu-
liarity to answer one question by asking another.
40 sustain the assertion, down-caster was in
terrogatod-
81 want YOU" said the better, "to give me a
straight forward answer to plain question"
al kin do it, mister" said the Yankee.
"Then, why is il that the New Englanders
always answer question by asking one in re-
turn"
"Du hey!" was Jonathan's reply.
The Washington Republic, hitherto the
Wing organ, has commenced a new series
as a neutral paper devoted TO news and lit
erature.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12

own controlling guardianship, upon a sure, safe and elevated foundation. and thus in one thing::at least, follow the plain dictates of common sense and enlightened statesmanship.
 But my zeal in this, (for l confess an ardent wish for Helena) may by some be supposed to be based upon latent interest l may have along the respective lines or at the termini.- Beyond Little Rock l have neither a far,hing, or friend, which, or who could claim or require my support in the premises. Therefore, if l am In error, l am not only egregiousIy so but honestly 10 boot, which is some thing, perhaps reflection, in those days of most purcdaseable preterment
 I am, sir, most truly,
 your humble servant,
 HENRY M. RECTOR.
 Collegeville, Saline county, Ark D. w. CARROLL, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12
DAN RICE IS COMING! The Hippodrome and Menagerie.

In another column will be found the advertisement of Dan Rice's great Hip podrome and Menagerie. It is to be here on Monday next, 14th inst. Mir. Rice can now (since he has made such large additions to his "one-horse show of former times) boast of the greatest show in the United States. Besides the beauties of the circus, and other entertainments of the Hippodro me he has added to the establishment rare collection of Wild Animals from the three continents, the sight of which cannot but prove of great interest to every person.
 Mir. Rice, in his usual commendablt spirit of liberality, designs giving oul town benefit, ,-the proceeds of the afternoon performance to be appropri- ated to such object of public veal as the people of the place may designate
 For this substantial token of good feeling and friendship towards our vil- lage, we tender to MT. R. the heart felt thanks of its citizens.
 
 Let us all, the old and the young, the aged and the infrm, the halt and the blind, religious and irreligious, at tend the show. There can be nothing improper, we think, in the most zealous christian attending such an exhibition. Those who do not wish to see the circus, can take look at the Wild Beasts and then retire. And really, if no greater sin was ever perpetrated than occasion ally attending places of public amuse- ment of this character, our professing friends would surely, we think, have but little to answer for.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
POISONING.

Thousands of Parents who use Vermifuge composed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c.. are not aware that, while they appear to benefit the patient, they are actually laying the lounda- tons for series of diseases, such as saliva ton. loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c
 In another column will be found the adver- tisement of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the attention of all directly interested in their own as well as their Chdren's health. In liver complaints, and all disorders arising from those of a bilious type, should make use of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack' $ liver pills.
 gJ'"BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Heben- sacks Worm Syrup and EiSer Pills; and ob. serve that each has the signature of the Propr- elor, J. N. HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
 July g, 1853.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12

A Washington correspondent of New York Herald telegraphs the fol- lowing to that paper:
 "The Natioal Democratic Commit tee are to call National Convention of the Democratic party at Baltimore about the time of the meeting of Congress. The object is 60 take into consideration the state of the Union, as illustrated in the conduct of the present Administration. They will determine the question whether the Baltimore platform has been proper Iy understood by the Cabinet, and whether their policy meets the appro- bation of the people. The Southern Sates will be fully represented, as will the anti-Free Soil party of the North and West"
Southern shield., 1853-11-12
HIPPODROME,

and only the prominent characterlsllcs can be alluded 10. It comprises all the gems of what IS now styled the "Old Circus," while 1t boasts of
 COMBINATION OF SCENES! Gotten up by the most skilllul caterers to the tastes of the present day, and totally regardless of expense,
 The Stud of trained Horses and Po- nies has no equal in sbe world.
 EUREKA, HENRY CLAY, BEPPO, and the farlamed trick horse EXCEL SIOR, excite the wonder and admlra- ton of all who witness their perform anccs, while the
 TWO COMIC MULES are an entire show themselves.
 DAN RICE himself will positively appear at each exhibition, and assist ed, as he is, by the incomparabie
 JIMMY REYNOLDS, the Fun department may be considered complete.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12
New Orleans Cotton Market.
CRESCENT OFFICE, Satnrdau morning. Nov. ,. '53.

CRESCENT OFFICE, (
 Saturday morning, Nov. 5, '53.S
 COTTON-We left the Cotton mar ket at the close of our weekly review, with quiet appearance. the sales of the preceding week embracing lO,loO bales. On Saturday the demand was still limi- ted and prices irregular, with sales of barely 1900 bales. There was no i'm provement in tte feeling Monday, not withstanding the favorable accounts brought by the Niagara and Arctic suc- ceessively, and barely l2OG bales found purchasers at full prices. On Tuesday, however, two or three larger lists were taken and the transactions of the day reached $500 bales, prices for the better qualities being rather steady, though for the lower grades the rates were not sustained. On Wednesday the inquiry continued good, and $500 bales changed hands, and on Thursday $500 bales found purchasers, the demand running almost entirely upon the good qualities. Yesterdays transactions embraced 5000 bales, making total for the week of f2l,- 900 ba es, the market closing at our modified quotations as below.
 The receipts of the week are 37,l9l bales, and the total receipts since the 1st of September have been 53,l60 bales, against 35,9S6 10 the same date last year.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

HELENA Division No. 94 of the M Sons of Temperance, will celebrate the 9th December next, the first anniver- sary of their Divisi on. Bro. P. R. Gle burne will deliver an address on the oc- casion.
 An invitaton Is extended to the mem- bers of neighboring Divisions to partlci- pate in the exercises of the day. And all who feel any interest in the subject oi Temperance are most cordially invited to attend.
 R. s. DELANY, R. s.
 Nov. I2, 1853.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12

HR. s. N. KELLOGG would re- UA spectfully announce to the citi- zens of Helena, and surrounding coun- try, that he has opened rooms at Robert. sons Hotel, where he is prepared to take
 Likenesses of Every Size, And put them up in style equal to any taken in the northern or southern cities. Those who wish to "Securc the shadow ere the substance fade," can do so by calling at his rooms between the hours of 8 o'clock, A. M., and P. M.-either rainy or fair weather. Think not these portraits by the sunlight made; SHADES, though they are, will like shadow
 fade.
 No! when the lip of flesh in dust shall lie When Deaths grey film o'erspreads the beam.
 ing eye
 These life-like pictures, mocking at decay, Will still be fresh and vivid as today! "You that have beauty should to KELLOGG
 take 1t;
 You that have none, should go and let him
 make 1t;
 Ere decays efacing fingers
 Have swept the lines where beauty fingers. l shall remain here few days only. Nov. 5, '53,
Southern shield., 1853-11-12
nP The Ouachita Herald, of Oc

U The Ouachita Herald, of Oc- tober 27th, says:
 "We have the eradication of an- nouncing to our readers that the corps of Engineers employed to sur vey the Gaines'Landing railroad route have arrived, and are now at work. They arrived at Gaines Landing on Tuesday the 18th inst. They are divided into two parties-one party having charge oi the eastern and the other the western division of the road.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12
Flour, Whisky and Cheese.

LUST received direct from Cincin natl, 50 bbls Flour; 20 bbls Dean & Wayne's Whiskey; 15 boxes Cheese; and for sale by
 F. F. HOWERTON. Nov. 12, 1853.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12
MISSISSIPPI r EM ALE COL L E G E |. AT FERNANDO.
Nov. 5, '53.

TEVHE present session commenced on -M Monday, Sept. 18th. For partic- lars see Catalogues.
 INSTRUCTORS. Rev. W. CATEY CRANE, A. M., Presi. dent and Professor of Languages, Eth ics and Blles. Letters. HENRY M. LETTER, M. D., Lecturer in Chemistry.
 THos. w. WHITE, L. l.. D., Lecturer on Political Economy. A. HIEKE, Professor of Drawing and Painting.
 Mrs. J. J. WILLIAMS, Instructress in
 Music on Piano, Harp and Melodeon. Miss ELIZABETH DWIGHT, 1nstructress
 in Latin, English, and Music on the
 Guitar.
 Miss ELIZABETH CRANE, Governess and Instructress in Natural Science. Mrs C. J. CRANE, Instructress in Elm broidery.
 Rev. w. c. CRANE, A. M., Lecturer on Natural Philosophy. A HUDSON CRANE, Esq, of Richmond,
 Va., is expected during the winter, to aid in the Department of Modern Lan- guages.
 TERMS AND VACATIONS.
 The collegiate year is divided into two sessions of twenty one weeks each, the first commencing on the third Monday in September. (l9th,) The second on 2d Monday in February.
 Pupils entering for a year, will not incur for Board and Tuition expenses, over Sl30 exclusive of extra studies Pupils entering by the session will be charged according to above rates. Those entering within the first month are char ged for the session, others, from date of entrance to close of session.
 Parents may feel assured that the hab- it's, morals and health of their daughters will be as much objects of attention with the teachers, as their advancement in knowledge.
 Constont efforts will be made to ele. vate the moral feelings inculcats religi- ous sentiments, without teaching the dogmas of a party. October l, '53.
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NOTICE.

WYE have this day received from w Neely, Ellis & Co.,, the Agency for the sale of their Gin Stands of all sizes, manufactured at Germantown, Tenn, and guaranteed by them to sur pass anything of the kind now in use.
 E. w. NEVILL & SON,
 Nov. l2, 1858. Big 8.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12

Secret Orders continue to multi ply in all parts of the country. The last we have heard of is mentioned by the Cincinnati Columbian as hav- ing been formed in that city, under the title of "The Family Compact" of which both males and females are members. In that city it already numbers five hundred members, and the Columbian says tha, i, is for char. itable and beneficial purposes.
Southern shield., 1853-11-12

The Episcopal Convention of the
 Diocese of New York, sitting in that city on the 28th ult., voted by a large majority to admit the dele gates from the colored church of St. Philips. This is the first time that the Episcopalians of New York have ever recognized the colored churches as belonging to their denomination.