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William and Mary College, williamsburg, Va.

TINE will open Wednesday, the
9Th of Ocober Since the last session ample preparations nave
and agricultural
chemistry the college have been carefully revised
of all classes OF
dents the department. includes
proficiency eight OF these the degree
Bachelor Philosophy conferred proficiency twelve M
ciudng degree of D. and for prof.
cheney in all, nc degree OF A. M
Faculty.
Right Johns ID. d. President and Professor oil moral
Philosophy the Evidences Of Christianity
Beverly Tucker Professor Municipal and Constitutional
Law!
Mathematics and Natural Science
Morgan ]. Smead, Ph. D., Professor OF Languages
Washington Professor History and Political economy
Toten D. d. Professor of Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric.
Robert Gatewood, Adjunct Professor OF Matiemaucs
July 23-lawfw
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Virginia Land Ofice.

RICHMOND, August 10, 1851.
IN conformity 10 the code Of Virginia l89 page 49 section
49, do hereby all whom may concern that II
by the OF Berkeley
into the August, 1851 that by
inquest held on the July, 1851 the following tracts
Berkeley, have been iouna
escheated this Commonwealth, TO wtti
Back creek assessed 10 BeHamn An
drsws's heirs.
ia branch, assessed Peter Deals heirs
Packhose road assessed 20 James Greer
90 acres assessed 10 John Powes heirs
4 acres n Packhorsc road, assessed TO
acres creek, assessed John Shocks heirs
p acres county Isaac Scos
$50 ncre Mountain, assessed to wm Tibbs
IA acres creek assessed TO Andrew Jenkinss
heirs
s. II. PARKER
Aug 15-iaw6w Register Land ohce'
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ANNALS, Souvenirs, and illustrated Hooks Tor
2-Fnendshps Offering Christmas, New Year, and nrtn
day present for 1854
The Snow Flake for 1852.
The W0odbine holyday gift for 1852 -. -,
The Cabinet OF Modern Art for Ie5o-a collection o. weh'
sscts of modern masters engraved In the highest style OF art
Leaflets OF Memory, illuminated annual for loo2 eoeo W
Rsynel Coates NJ. d., Philadelphia. -,
Women Of Bible OF the Testament Our savom,
with the Prophets Apostles Tho Pathways and Abiding Races
Of the Saviour, Bondage, by Wainwright Inc mis-
ronay Memorial The Women OF the scriptures oy Rev. ~ ~
Wed-al profusely illustrated and spcndidiy bound
Ihe Book Of the Picturesque.
Ihe Book Of Home Beauty.
btauues Of the Court Of Charles the Second
The Shakespeare Gallery. 80.
beautifully illustrated and richly bound copies Of Milton hocen
Osmpeen Byron, Goldsmith Thompson Irving and many onss
Inc Moss Rose The Dew Drop The Remember Me me nma
hl The Lilly Of the Valleys The Irving Ohering ana ome oo
numerous for The limits Of an advertisement.
Albums French portfolios, drawing books, Bibles Tesamshu
dPaJer books of s'yo Juvenile books DOM
ifeneh n and English, for age, in great variety
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fWtLrrAM TATE
Frrp. TArr.l
FIRED. TATE q BROTHER.

100000, ~, ooussrLLoRs Law, oRArcy, rArrrTs
N''SN' - TEXAS,
prompt attention business nirsed 70 them
w - =. rsy.te nd adjoining counties.
N n Particular attention paid to land claims and collection.
Ian I6--d3m
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Paeine Mail Steamship Conapany.-rhe only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
(ViA NAyr BAY PANAMA.
f-E2A The public informed that, under the
XMXEsu arrangements OF company inspected
S<RlAE aad approved BY ,he Navy Department suitable
la strength and power for conversion into
steamers the s class, and carrying mails will
hereafter leave Panama
the Atlantic mails will Panama
Let and 18th Of The following packets
longing this the Pacific
VIII be always In port at each end Of The route
1oaen Gate .'.,'..,...' sIO0 tons
Tennessee s..l
hePuptc
lblUo
Oregon ........., ,..,,,,,............Il00
California.
Coiuhbiassss.s ou
oU
COLUMBUS on
Fremont oW
Isthnus ...................,.,,,,,,...
Unicorn
Antelope =. ....................N 400
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Canton mattiBgs, Floor Oiicloths, CsrpstiDG, DO.
THE subscribers receiving schooner Statesman,
from New York
so pieces - heavy white Canton matinr
do do do
30 do "A do red checked do do
do 54 k84do do DO
4 do hncy do do
English oicoth, 1s feet wide
super American oicot, from twelve TO eighteen set
wide
IS do low priced American oIcloth, from three feet
wide
Cocoon mstings, for basement, hc
of variety OF i'm
nor ed and csrpeting such as
Tapestry tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels
and common ngrnin low
priced rag hemp both striped and plaid together
with line for house furnishing which wc
fully determined to offer good terms
other dealers in this country. . -. -
Apls-6 =. IL. hoob a w.
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y.,ilais Edueasion at Warrington.

Esiiale Edueation at Washington.
thankful for patronage with which he has be en-
nyoIed ess than fifteen States, aud from families hold
hghes positions In the county, respectfully that
% spered on fourth year Of hs service In city (ts
n-Asaih of his experienee instructor Of youth. ~
pnyale Family Boarding School for the young
W. IN al The solid and the ornamental branches required
an female limited II twenty pupils Of
msan,ages As domestic csmoTi thorough
m NJ attained thinks, in larger schools
the family FreacA
ns Instruction Of french lady educated the profession
PuiS N w c,usuuAN ~
Indiana avenue, City Hall.
N. IA sOdl,nifa
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The steamship Columbia win keep semi monthly commn-
Francisco Oregon awaiting a the
the mails and from Panama,
returning without delay with the mails and for the
from San Francisco
regular propeers and steamers viii be kept
Panama and San Francisco
win the connsxion between
ports. The the
United States mail steamships
Georgia ohs
ONO .J,Vu
-.
~ Empire Cny.
Crescent
Cherokee
Ealcon Il.
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no SportsnenJ w. BADEN, Pennsylvania avenue, 9Th
street, just opened small lot OF superior doubebarel
runs Of saleable sizes, aud al unusually low prices.
Likewise fresh supply of Dixon Sons powder fasks O. TO-
md II ounces
pouches and belts
single double game bags, dram bottles
English, FRENCH and American caps
Gun waddng, powder horns, &c.
Ocl lila w3w
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nIIE tnfOrms the public that
the proprietor of the line Of mail coaches running
d washington of Leesbug He
will run good stages and good have his employment
skul attentive, and accommodating drivers The
p will always good time, and pains will be
n and every effort made the convenience
sn Comfort, extend to him thu patronage The
mblc paonage very respectfully solicited Once at Potomac
House Pcnnsy avenue: between Sd and Az streets
hVus'' i' JAMES II. KEMP.
ApI- -dl
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. GWEN 4 SON, Merchant TaiIors, would respect-
Ui make known their friends and The public generally
~ e maj opened large and varied OF fall and
m IA N supeo qualify, such cloths, cassineres, vcstngs
request that friends aud will call
smu, for themselves , -
asved they take occasion that, having
% s avis OF the credit system great extent they
d IN n,ute articles their line
~ n,onn customers solicit continuance public
~nrtpg~oswlm Intel d Telegraph.l
ni,yoR q DAvfDGE WIN practise In tho Supreme
e0u" o'''' JAMES w. PRYOR,
Late Of Montgomery, Alabama.
WALTER b. DAvIDGE
oc,h-IawiftDee4 Washington, District Of Columbia.
InlACu-GHOWIlRs reminded that now Is the
ume destroying the peach grubs that are destroying tsis
our paint il the only efccual remedy yet discovered
The expense win exceed two cents per tree All other fruit
,ee are benefited by IT,
pesaus proportion the received.
pJep j. q. Lewis 7h street, viii receive attention.
ID D''" LEWIS & co.
WAsnNGroN, Sept 8, 1851.
DEAR tried your suggestion, tho preparation for
aroyng the peach trce and with
success 1s composition used upon about sixty trees, early
me season. and they no quite free from the ava Of tile
COMMON pest Of peach ochads, aud far convinced that II
nokos duality vegetation the appscdj for
nv uees unusually thrifty ani fruitful this
IC LEWIS ESQ. CHAs. G. PAGE.
Oct l7-9aw5tf@
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DApMELE MALsTER, dentists removed their Office
10 few doors east OF their former place
Oct p-eoifas
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Uaivsrsiiy or virginia.


THE annual session the University Virginia col
menes on The ist Of October and without
and iectureship, viz:
Ancient Languages Gessner Harrison, NJ. D.
Modern Language. Professor NJ. sehsle yere III. D.
I. Natural Phosophy-Professor VIM. b. Rogers, LII D.
Chemistry and Matera MedcaProessor Robert H. Rogers,
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Comparaye Anatomy Physiology, and sueryJames L. Ca
Moral Philosophy WIN. H. McGuney DID,. LII. D.
Law-rrofessor John b Minor, LII; %;
10 Lecturer and Demonsato OF Special and Pathological hnao
my-John Stage Davis, A. M NJ ID.
To be admitted the University the student be 10 years
aSa but o. ,o eo.e applying for macuauon the Faculty may
If the applicant admission been
eorporated seminary be cannot be received into the University
evidence, TO the Faculty. Of general good conduct
pocketmoney, are estimated as follows
Board including furniture months si00
Fuel and candles 10 be furnished by the Proctor az cost and
e Ss u s z @ ~ Ss ,as o" ay one N me
Washing may Ge had q about sao session % ~. 10
Rent q an entire doritory S6 for half occupied by TWO
atIicusos fee, use Of library and public
Fees II single professor be attended, so II So SD eachi
In aw Junior above,
senior class SIS higher each instance giving ad
mission besides lower class in the schoo-sny 70
saaa
Medical Department.
medical expense including
e Demonstao cke and dssecng fee 500 The session Of
months enables the student 10 complete course o Studies as e
tending only two lectures day
Lap seAoot
An adjunct procsorsp having been appointed In the department.
will be taught fully than has hitherto been
win be auded short Of lectures the
civil together with exposition Of the most important leading
cases in law and equity .
Proctor and Patron of the University of Virginia.
Aug ia-aawrwtol
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California Land Titles.

California Land Titles
IN obedience Of the President Of United
dersgned commissioners for asccrtaning and settling pr
land CaIiorna hereby give neco that
will be held San Franciscs in said State
on the day Of December, 1851
Given hands, the city Of Wellington this lth day
sspember 1851.
HARRYi THORNTON,
ssal7-eod3m Commissioners.
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GEL ING OFF VERY CHEAP.-wo are offering great in
y persons Of dry goods stock is
heavy advancing when shall
immediately opposite our present location
much possible, and all
goods, shsw Blankets and anything
in well look through ours before purchasing
will found large and, they be
spring ladies OF velvet dress much
lower pce than usual opportunity sf getting
w M. SHUsTER CO,
Ian o3-eoa .7th street. the avenue.
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fremont House, Boston, Massachusetts

THIS well known still conducted in the same
manner has always The central and pleasant situation
house, commodious arrangements, and tho comforts and
found there, combine TO render agreeable and ad
VanlAgeous the traveller. =
Of the Subscriber pledges his best
reputation, and TO give satisfaction TO his
customers. ,,,, :, ,.,yry
BosTos, Sept Is, 1851.
Sept lQ-3awan
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rLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY, Il co. respectfully
and public that
daily receiving their fall supplies in rich fancy goods They will
this Tuesday, ladies' dress goods
including styles both designs
pleasure Of before offering We invite an early
from the ladies' they will find much richer goods Than
al later period Of the season, and quite as cheap
CLAGETf, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Sep 0--d1w
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,
Attorney AND Counsellor al Lau,
lIL practice in District the adjoining
" counties Maryland and Virginia.
claims description against the govern
nn for services in The OF the revouuon
once on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9th Streets
Sept l2-eo6m
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THE Gold worshippcrsj The Days We Live In
future historical novel by the author Of 'Whitefnann
Harmony Of Prophecy by the Rev. Doctor Keith
MayN fRANCk lhSLoh
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ENE editions American. English. and French
utno including all Of esteemed and staple value
.mng the historians poe damsst esayists, and bellies ere
generally Of each language books OF permanent wor'n
unlike mos, oths) nothing OF their value by The lapse OF
nmemay be found
he best editions every whether American or imported
himself from England and France Thsy will be found from
sLe for tho pocket writing desk, TO full library sze
q hm richly illustrated others In nne library calf OF morocco
Dec2J FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ORD's MODERN HISTORY, from tho time Of Luthcr
the fall OF Napoleon, schools and colleges vol
Maurice Ternay soldier OF Fortune. Charles Lever
Chambsss Life and Works Of Robert Burns vol,l,
TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
rebl booksellers near 9th street
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BOARDING and Day school Young Ladics.--Tbs
ID Misses HAWLEy will the duties Of their school
Monday September Pennsyvana avenu
between nth streets.
08-0nw0w + r.
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THE Religion of Geology, and Its connected sciences
by Hitchcock president Amherst College, and professor OF
natural theology and geology. vol.
Guyos Mani being lectures comparative physical
geography relation history of mankind. vol
Theological Scencche Pre- Adamite Earth by
John Harris D., author OF the Great Teacher. VOL
Contributions Theological seienee-Man Pmevh by John
Harris. l vol.
by Robert Hunt vol -,
Footprints the Creator by Hugh Miller, win memoir OIL he
author by Agassiz. l vol.
The old Red standsonej by Hugh Miller l vol.
And OF the same class OF science. ... -.
June 8 fhANoh ihhLoh
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SnIITH's New Guide TO Travellers throughout the
u q nied States, 1851. =
Tourist throughout the Northern and Eastern
states and Canada-map and eneravings.
American steamship
Guide, maps. Price 25 and 50 cents =
Steamboat Companion New
England and The Middle states-many
Appleion Southern aud Western Travellers Guide-msny
maps. -, -,
States, io5 engravpes, and large map, 80
Falls, Picturesque and Descnpve by ~ r. Wills, WIN
very engraving.
III. New YORK Descriptive Guide Book by
william Macleod, with @ by the and other SINH
lar books
Aus2l fkhNCh IhfLoh
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0FF1CIAL Congressional Directory just issued, and
" for sale by TAYLOR MAURY, ~.
Jan 90 ffIefH BOOKSELLERS, 9th street
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only $20Halves Sl0QnarteB $5-Eighths 81 ao
3rders certificates of kages In
splendid lotteries will the most prompt attention.
Immediately after Is
oyer 10 who order from
Address f.. z. O'BRIEN, Agent
(Successor to j. q G. MnuryJ
EabI Alexan Virgna
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NEW JuvsniIc Books.-True from Ancient History
W Mother.
HAPPY ~ ''ooe'" ''o''' ~ wy ~ - ''
me Summer Day Book Of Pleasant and Useful Reading.
winter Evening Book OF Pleasant and Useful Reading
ne Conclusion the oswiss Family Robinson"
ss the Whaer and his Adventures In bs Arctic Regions.
" bfewster GUIDE the knowledge of Things Familiar
me Daisy or, Cautonary Stories in Verse.
.neCowshp; More Csutionary Stories In Verse.
many old and for including
Dec 30 TRHNcK TAYLOR
JUVENILE ROCKS FOR YOUTH OF ALL AGEs-A
collection lately received by the subscriber nsny them
ey Among will be found most OF the standard
s a Of Miss Edgewoh, Holland, Mrs Hughes, and other
low prce. 'N's' "'e e"''''' w '"' '"'''' P ~ ''"
few English for youth imported
he subscriber from London and Paris.
bwng books portfolios, albums Ac., &C., In great variety
pecB aE FRANCK TAYLOR.
ln,boUNs wORBS--Fir.t volume, being Disquiston
uovsrnment Discourse
the United sntss. Edited by Richard Cralle,
'ouh Carolina. -'.7, -
JsnT nsupry 's a'' i'se''E Fp Hxou r.vrop
NJ International Magazine for February IL just
: received for sale BY
JmN uaan,.n., hhus -, or s,,m..,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-27
nmScaIth Insurance.

0f all institutions whose object il is TO pro-
tect individuals against pecuniary loss in times
of distress, none is so deserving Of credit as
that of :" health Insurance." This institution
remunerates the working man for the loss he
sustains by being disabled from his occupation;
and is conducted upon the mutual principle
principle that has always proven advantageous
and beneficial to those who avail themselves OF
its protection. The subject is new one in
this section of country, but has been success
fully tested in other places, and has realised its
intentions TO as full an extent as either fire, ma
ripe or life insurance companies.
Questions as TO its solvency may be raised
but every man Of business-Grom the character
Of the references given-will readily perceive
that it is based upon no sandy foundation; and
we, therefore, can safely vouch for the security
of those who may place their funds in the hands
OF this company. If the merchant is willing
to deposit sufficient sum of money yearly to
protect himself against loss in case his stock
should sustain an injury, surely the laboring
man will not fail TO secure, by the payment Of
few dollars yearly, protection against the pc.
cuniary loss he sustains by being detained from
his work by sickness or accident. The work.
ingman's time and health is his capital, and il
therefore behooves him to use every means fol
the protection of himself and family when he il
deprived Of these.
Those DESTROYS of insurng, or of gaining
additional information as TO the manner in which
the Z" Mechanics Union Association" is con.
Quoted, can do SO by calling upon the agent, Mr.
J. T. HINTON, whom we take pleasure in recon.
mending to our readers. Mr.. II. can be found
at the Brady House during this week and next
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-27
A. w. Lamb, Esq.

We are glad that Mr.. Porter's services in
Congress have produced their proper and natu-
raj effect upon the Unborn kindness of our neigh
Dor of the Courier. We have always thought
that, when, two years ago, he lauded Mr.. Hem
derson in extravagant terms, as an able, well
informed orator, and in the same breath, attempts
ed to degrade Mr.. Porter below contempt, he
was not conscious of misrepresenting both, or
that it would have been nearer correctness, if
his praise and censure had snapped places
We are strengthened in this opinion by his for
NAL admission, in last weeks paper, that he
(Mr. Porter) is gentleman in every respect
intelligent, well informed, and possessing excel
lent abilities. We shall therefore hasten i'm
mediately to set ourselves right before gentle
man Of such exemplary moderation.
We did not intend to be personal towards Mr..
Lamb, whom we highly esteem, and do not think
we were.
When candidate presents himself for our
sufrages, we have right 10 enquire whether
he deserves them. Ever since such a decided
hat was made with Mr.. Polk it has been
too much the rage with the Democracy, to
pick up any man, solely on che ground of
availability perhaps his very availability" ari-
sing out Of the absence Of most important quail
fcations for the ofice--and, raising a partizan
cry, elect him. often when he is totally unfit to
discharge the duties Of the trust to which he
dares to aspire, and to which conscience-lack-
ing leaders dare to recommend him--the whole
aim being a no higher one than the securing of
naked party triumph, even at the expense Of
the real, practical interests Of his constituents.
This is an abuse that needs amendment, or some
catastrophe win be drawn upon this free gov
eminent. Lock at the result in Congress, at
this momenil The majority in both houses is
Democratic, and its imbecility is denounced by
all parties, from one ocean to the other. Sup
pose some great necessity should arise for
prompt legislative wisdom, where is the ability
10 meet crisis? 1t is timethe people were Ia
king II upon themselves TO investigate candi-
dates qualifications for Office, in full--to con-
slider fairly, and without prejudice of any kind
whose election will be of most substantial adyan-
tags to the district.
We do not apply any derogatory remarks in
the preceding paragraph totbe nomination under
consideration, but state certain facts as render
ing il peeuGarly proper, at the present time, 10
insutule rigid inquiry into all the essential
qualifications Of a candidate for the sufIrages OF
ciuigent voters, whatever party name he may
Eh.
iAan A. Wates WINS 10 more born an orator
was born lawyer If, there
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-27
FIREMAN'S CHORAL.
AIR-oId VTginiu.

a
Let ihewarrior trumpet his falchion Of death,
And the mariner sing Of the seal
But give me The Hero, that braves the hot breath
or the flames, when they roll high and frsei
Thfo' the sitting smoke column he fights his bold way
To gappIe the foe fierce ard proud;
Now lost and now peering from ruins black sway,
Like The fash from the breast Of the cloud.
Te trAt, sc.
Whose ear Is so quick, when the issuIa chime: cut,
Division so faithful and clear9
Whose foot is so ready to join ip The tort.
Or heart has less room for Old rear9
On the scale-step he bsags, by the mountain of ERE,
Aud rings ssiss shout over the rear
Wne.a cracking and Kissing and frenzy conspre-
Brisk, comrades, the saving stream pOur!"
re tIat, SC.
Then gather fresh wreaihes for The Liberty band,
And crown their new banners with smesi
They'll rescue your homes from the ptless 5rand,
That hungers Tor mad blazing piles,
And we'll mingle the echoes of harmony here,
For the bloodless, the kind and the brave,
For the ironlimbd champion whose boast to cheer
And from double fanged sorrow TO save.
CHORUS.
Tie tat, tat, trat, tfat, lug away,
TIE trait, trat, trait, with your night
Wen torrent above US the white, quenching spray,
And hura, as we toll through the night!
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-27
ZJoURNAL AND UNIoN--HANNIBAI4 MO, MAY 81 1852.

Most Christian Majesty Of Naples and his 20
thousand beggars; with Her Majesty Of Spain
and the arrogant Republic of Mexico. Does
Professionalism cherish enlightenment Then i
cherishes not Socialism But after all, quoth
the Father, il breeds anarchy. If he means
that il does not breed despotism then is he right
There's the contest. And doubtless the Father
SAYS in his heart, ''alI repu5 eansm leads TO an
arclS, because France is always in tumult or sla-
very. As logically might he utter this, as that
all Professionalism leads to communism. 30 the
Father must betake himself TO the old refuge OF
the Priests, tyranny, and sheer at freedom oil
thought and action, when he cannot strike
But for the present, must bid you, SIR, and ,tne
Father Confessor adieu. Az UT0R,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-27
GFoR THE JoURNAL.1
TWILIGHT is FADING"
ny MARIE.

The sunlight is fading, love, over the sea,
And twilighPs appearing for you, love, and me;
Then come, lei roam, meath the moons silver light
And talk OF the future, an beauteous and bright.
Well sip the rich dew of the nght-bloomng flowers,
And linger alone in her sweet-scented bowers;
While stars Tor senlines watch from on high,
We'll fear not my dearest no danger is nigh.
Fair Luna now shines from her palace above,
And invites to her temple pure spirits OF love;
Then come, let us stay not, but fly at her call,
For bright moOn-beams Of beauty o'ersh adow US ALL
Meath the hottest light that to mortals is given,
Well wander 10 night, love, and think of that heaven
Where souls pure and kindred forever will rove,
And drink the sweet waters of unchanging love.
HANNIBAL, May 25th.