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X A. WATSON, Marble and Brown Stone
(T. Yard Massachusetts avenue, between 4th
and 5th streets, Washington city, ID. G. Marble
Nantes and Monuments, Tomb and Head-stones.
kent constantly on hand. All building work fur
nished at the shortest notice and moderate prces
Oct Sim (m)
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. ID. Winter, ,

Thomas Brown, J. u. winter,
OF VIRGINIA OF PENNSYLVANIA
TIyHE UNDERSIGNED offer their services
TO prosecute claims Of every description be-
fore Congress and the different departments ofthe
government. -,
Office on 14th street, opposite Willards Hotel.
Sep 29-f BhoWN " WlNIEh.
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YI,RY A BOTTLE OF THE CATALAN
l Tricopherous.n--It is warranted TO be an in
falibe remedy for strengthening and restoring the
hair. Sold at 25 cents a bottle at Henry Seitzs
Cigar store corner Of Penn. avenue and Al
street, south side. Oct IL
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-16

nRS. e. H. & j. A. CARMICHAEL have
this day associated themselves in the practice
Of medicine. Their Office is on Pennsylvania av-
enue, north side, between 18th and 18th streets.
Sep 29-1md
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TRYING HOTEL. Washington. The sub

TRYING HOTEL, Washington. The sub
scriber respectfully announces 70 his friends
and the travelling public that he has taken charge
of this large and well-known establishment, which
has been completely and elegantly RENTED anu
refurnshed in every department. Having had
charge for long time OF Frenchs Hotel, Nor
folk, and the Hotel at Old Point, and being expe-
renced in all the details requisite 10 form Hotel
of the first class he the public that every
exertion will be made TO render the Irving IN
every respect deserving Of their confidence and
support. y. y. rnENOn.
Sen 81 f
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Once In Washington City, corner st. and Penn avenue
System cash. dividends cash, no scrip and credits,
the value of which none tell, because not con-
vertble; but cash premiums, cash dividends, and
losses paid in cash is the system ofths ofce; All
its operations are in cash the amount insured
sequently on settlement day is never reduced; on
the contrary, increased thereby holders of policies
are never disappointed. More than this, policies in
force, Of two years standing, for life, will At any
time be purchased upon surrender, and one-tourth
to two-thirds Of the whole amount of premiums
paid TO the Office returned il cash See prospec-
fuses. CHARLES g. INLAY, secretary. 5. X. CRAw-
FORD, president PLlNY SMITH, actuary.
J. E. NORRIS, Agent, Washington City.
JOHN RICHARDS, M D., Med. Adviser,
Duvals building, Penn. avenue, near A 81.
Oct 25-dlm
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r ETTER AND FOOI.SCAP PAPERS,
l / ruled and plain, from ST. 25 to ST SO per ream,
for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE e. CO., Il
l1lh ST., six doors north Of Penn. avenue,
Branch of Stationers' Hall, lH and l76,
Oct lift (m) Pearl street, New York.
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DLANK BOOKS, LEDGERS, JOUR-
D NAILS, Books, &C., for sale from the
shelves, or made TO order by
COLLINS, BOVINE & CO.,
llth ST., six doors north of Penn. avenue,
Branch Of Stationers' Hall, 174 and 176,
Oct. 11-tf (m) Pearl street, New York.
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EREsH NORFOLK OYsTER's.-THE
subscriber receives regularly every Tuesday,
and Friday, by the steamer Osceola, direct from
Norfolk. a supply of the celebrated LYNN HAVEN
BAY and NORFOLK OYSTERS, most delicious
article.
His BAR is well supplied with the best liquors.
All kinds OF GAME in season.
WIN. RUPP,
Penn. avenue, north side, bet. Sd and Al streets.
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TIN b., Q uUUrs IUrtH OF eHH. Q
Oct. 4-1y* (m)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27

solves ~ bahd Of brothers, with cordial ieOl
ings Of respect and Friendship, and was with
no slight degree Of epiOynsnt that shared
with them In thoir festivities. Such meetings
should alway' be snoOupgsd they serve to
unite us together with stronger ties Of friendship
and more impSrtOn. 'ill serve to AwaasnA
strong interest In tho cause Of education, aud sn'
courage teacher aud pupil to renewed eSerlOn'
In their appropriate spheres, It IL really dis.
oouruging to teacher to labor month after
month, and 10 lind his lNbOH unAppSscIAted, aud
apparently unoSred for by the parents Of those
oonnded to his enrs, but when strong interest
Ia manifested In the welfare Of the 'ohOOl, oil
are stimulated to greater sSSr,iOn' than ever
In my opinion, IL parents would drop into the
sohOO.rSom every two or three weeks, they
would find thor children making much greater
progress
AZ this communication 10 already too long,
close by expressing the hope thOt all parents
and not those Of Miller Tswnshlp only, will take
n deep interest In tho cause Of education, or IN
other words, the cause Of their country.
A.B,C.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27
' ErthS IlauHlbAl journal,
IT'S SWEET TO THINK.

OF tia lueet 10 think when all has ned
before the step Of pride aud pcofn
When friends With ANnhy tlnlSs sro dead,
And earth h dfeat and hearts fOtlutn
'ria sweet IN think there's Une heart true,
Walsh poverty Van ne'sF tubdue,
'riI sWsel 10 lhlnk when Eref and teAn
llaVO bosh our lot iUr many Year,,
one heart alone, mid atOrlns aud III,
VIII brave thOss Gotms and lots ~ stll
'ns sweet " think, when all tUr,sko,
onS hoaft Ia lfus, although II break,
TIA SwSp, IL thluk, when friends beoW,
lIbok cold With leorn Who On n had ImilCdl
Though tsmpesa howl aud Guild Winds blow,
W. lind that One We loved W Wildly,
Its Swool 10 tdihk, though all III uld d.,
Ono h,art will 1--we Us ull w dvv,
IT'S swss. upon breast TO lean,
Where truth within tho heart u seen,
hcAmnR ttnn the loving eyr,
At Il listsh 10 iW truthful Sigh,
'liA sweet ~ think lhvrr't yui tor IRp,
une fanhlul hearts true IympA,hy
MRs, NJ J, X.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27
From thu indianapolis Jom mi,

IlOUl lNe lnulhuOpuhS Joul maj,
Az lNroSlon,-,A certain itinerant, named
Eckstein W SeSein, s German, protesting
to bG u convert from the Catholics, Is wont
to sojurn among our brethren, giving him,
sell out MS a German Missionary, lie il
about five feet high, has black Dyes, aud Is
generally very ordinarily drea,ed. lilo GOES
on foot, alleging that his horse died, 1t is
his custom TO ask assistance from our bre,h.
rem to buy another, BY being little
cross questioned, as to the time aud place
Of the decsOse Of his horse, he can be eaS.
~ sntOnglSd in his talk. lie generally ex.
pOtintes upon his sullerngS endured from
his former brethren, the Catholics, and lays
much stress upon his having baptised fifty.
seven pOpisN within year or so past.
lie attempts also to preach IN English, hut
woe 10 the English eOn that come within
tho range UG his Spsechl Sometimes he
gives himself out as Baptist Missionary,
and at other times as our Missionary among
the Germans, He has In many inStOnees,
imposed himself upon our brethren, and oh.
tanned money from them which ought to
have been appropriated to worthier objects.
Let tho brotherhood beware Of him,
5, X. H0SHOUR.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27


This morning delegation composed Of
Mai. Donaldson, y. u, Brown aud Jas
Klein, Jro OF Barry, aud o. M Hatch, Of
Grisgsvis, Pike county, ILL.,, arrived In
our city Tor the purpose Of consulting with
Maj. Bucklin in relation to asurvey Of the
Pike county Railroad, Mr.. Carter, super
iuIGndent Of tho Sangomon uud Morgan
Railroad aud who Is also Vice President of
the company, rode over tho route last
week, and expressed himself much pleased
with 1t, entertaining tha opinion that a
Railroad csuld be built between Naples and
Hannibal, on nearly direct line, and at com.
paratively small cost
They apprehenh no din guilty in obtaining a
charter from the Legislature, called session oil
which my possibly be hold next winter.
A very important part of their business, re-
MCl to daily line Of stages TO Naples, THINK
Of II. mail from Chicago IN a day AMI half
for US who have been used to wait four days
for the Eastern mil after Il arrived ut Chi.
gO-Aud sometimes fourteen days In tho winter,
when Il had to come up in u cart, after waiting
for tho Missouri river 10 become pNSsabls,--
There 10 large amount Of travel from the III.
inOiS river 10 Quincy, by persons who arc
obliged to 90 to that point, because they can do on
better. Yet tho distnnci Ia double that from
Naples TO Hannibal. OF course all that travlOd
would be diverted to this point, We under.
stand that emigrOntS, in passing through Pike
county, westward, usod to enquire only In rela.
ton to the crossing Of the Mississippi at Quin,
oy now they almost universally enquire Nbou
the Ferrynt Hannibal, and the means Of reach
ing it,
The people If Pike county arc determined I,
have that line of stages, They will return
with printed petition, wsioh will DO immcd
ately circulated and largo number Of names
Il il known, can be obtained, This petition
will pray the postmaster General to authorize
tho trans portatiou Of the mails from Naples Il
Hannibal, IA no doubt is entertained Of a favor
bio result, daily line OF stages from Naples I
Hannibal, we may hope will be commenced AbOu
the first Of September, next
Our citizens are too deeply interested not I
forward this enterprise in every possible propc
manner. Tho iuAcncs oil our representative
in Congress, combined with that Of Col. Riohi
son Of Quincy, whose district embraces Pix
county within its limits, and tho influence o
Hon, Richard Yates, Of Morgan District, vii
doubtless all be sxOrtod ia favor OF the oondr
nation Of this new post route by Congress
The Naples and Hannibal daily line of stage
will pass oo nearly a straight limo through EiO
dsrhSok, Barry, Salem and GrigSsvllc at eaol
OF which there is now post office, Tho looa
travel between these two points and Hannba
and Naples would DO alone nearly sufficient I
support daily line Of stages.
RSNovSn--J, n, MsOSASOId, ENC, 6as TSnovtI HE cdi
A.. nnrnan 81 RrnnA and Rl,h nArA.Ln
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27

TnREE Bears BuRNT ar Sr. Louis.--Wc
learn from the st. Louis News Ut yesterdays
date, that the DR.. Franklin No. 2 and Bluff
City were burned 10 the waters edge byu Gre
which first broke out In the former, bslWepn
two and three o'clock, yesterday morning,
The damage TO the Highland Mnry wa. but
slight, compared to the burning aud sinking Of
the other two boats. Whole loss, $4,000 to
100000 No lives lost.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27
For the Journal.

II Mr.. AnRLS CUArS will consent 10 be,
come candidate for City Marshal, he will re-
SsiYs the support Of
MANY VOTERS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27
REMEMBER,

Tia, the Election for Cloik' Of the Circuit and o,untJ
COu, aud II tho Hannibal Court Of Common rlCAa Will b.
held nSSt NJ udAy--
ONE DAY ONLY.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27
RRLfofeun NoffoR

ELp. }. oREATH Of Palmyra WILL thsto,d willing. pr..oh
10 the Christian Chapel Ia Ihs city, Friday and FAlur
day nights, aud Sunday morning.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27


the interests Of tho said Railroad Company.
Mr.. Stewart proposed the following re'Olu.
toni
RsSoipsd, by this Bourd, that the surveys TO be
nude by the Ehglncsr.ln'chisS are not intended
or designed TO change, or In any manner 10 al.
fcot the present location cfthe Hannibal and 81,
Joseph Railroad but solely for tho purpose Of
asoennining tho best site for depot.
Tho resolution was adopted.
Ayos--Stewart, Corby, Talbot, Thompson,
shortrlhgo and Graves. NuyS--MSisra. Luke.
nan mud Bowling.
Mr.. ShOrtridgs introduced the fsllSWiAg res
oluioni
Resolved, That copy Of the proceedings Of
this Board NJ this session, be rendered " ths
newspapers Of this city FOR publication.
On motion Of Mr.. stewart, the resolution
was laid OH the table.
AyO--Stcwart, Corby, Talbot, Bowling and
Graves. Nays - Lukenan, ThOnpSon and
ShOrtrldgs.
Ma. EBiToM
Siri-I must not withhold the sK.
preston Of my obligations 10 your OmiO6le, mug.
unanimous and aStuts friend, for HE kindness In
furnishing the citizens Of Hannibal with an sx-
tract from DR.. DOwling'S letter, which has gone
the rounds amongst the OppOser' Of Revision,
for many months, That extract contains ruE
oRrAT ARGUMENT Against REVISION, Wig; That
Alexander Campbell aud his brethren are coop.
Grating In the enterprise u But Mr.. Q. and his
brethren are likewise cooperating In the Amer.
lean Bible sOoisty--Vhich Society is nOw en-
gagged, Or has been, in revising The Scriptures,
They are also cooperating with tho American
md Foreign Bible Society, and Il their presence
and cooperation be 40 offensive, COMMUNICATING
and dangerous. why don't these squsumiSh, here.
~ hunting conServatSrs Of orthodoxy repujnle
these societies Also9 10, but" say they, mfr,
&. and President Shannon are Rmungst the list oil
rovisurs or trunslatorS." Well, suppose they
are.-thcir work will be submitted TO moro than
twenty other revisOrs--- members of the Baptist
Presbyterian, Methodist, EpScOpSlan, and Nth.
or churches, Have these two men such prOdi.
gious learning, and 10 they posse" such anna
2ing influence, as 10 cause all the other roviSorS
TO allow them 10 corrupt and mutilate tho word
Of God, so as 10 suit their own roculiOriteslI
What higher compliment could the oppo'sr' oil
revision pay TO the learning and influence OF
MoS'rS. Campbell and Shannon than is implied
by this objection. 10" say they, 1--WE ore
afraid Of these men, they have such vast learn.
ing, they can make black look white and ololhc
tho most hOreticAl and dangerous doctrines in
such beautiful drapory, they will Outwit and js.
cc,VO all our learned men, and make thCm and
all of us endorse That OdOus COmpbOllism,"!!
Such puerile objections are certain TO rebound
with accelerated force upon the head that uSsS
thsmi and from my heart pity tho man who
having nothing better TO Onsr, stands behind q
screen, and feeds his tOOthle's malice upon the
thought that such quotations will excite prsjn.
. dice against those whom hO Is unable TO meet
with argument, as mani TAU.
-
For the Journal,
Mr., EpIroR;-.Fecling deeply interested in tn
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INDEPENDENCE.

Hon J0ssvu WntiAms. In assuming tho editorial
a,s1df 81 The 1asdo Bioyr. Ohio talks Of parties and
,,laiisriss ane, Ibis ffant and haalhifu fashion
H. nssnflng the duties of Tho position. mako no
fsDpisss. shi eeie shall have none I" break NO.
hist hasonD atFi' fnnH aud principles whi"i W. ~
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MURDER BY MADNAN IN PERRY CO. Penn.
Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
On Tuesday the 9Th inst our community was thrown INTO
an excitement by the report that mailman who's Psuper
in The Perry Co PENN Aims House this place lad
nernetrated most horrid murder On going to the spot
The terrible report proved only too true The following
are the circumstances connected with the dreadful scene
In the afternoon the Steward OF the Aims House MI ba
hnze nt three the paupers into the forest tocut wood
two IrisImen and German who is not considered luna
tic though subject 10 fits of ungovernabe irrasibity'
This man had been troublesome former occasions,
though latiery had behaved pretty well he yes man OF
aren't strength Soon after they commenced work, win
out any pfovocaon whatever, indeed not word was
spoken by my he rofed BIS sharp ana heav AZ ana
fortunate Irshman who stood just before him. The AK
entered The right shoulder bone passed through The rbs
DIVIDED Tho ght lobo Of the lung md separated the aora
nsnut death Of course ennued After the dosd was dole
he tooL 90 hp an aud went home. where he was put III
ifoDs and will be tried An Inquest was held over the
1ofdapes With the faois stated. Your Ne, X Wfi-oH
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