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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
Anniversary SERMON AT EAST cAMBR1DeE

the Sth inst:
Anniversary SERMON AT EAST CAMBRIDGE
We are pleased to be able to announce
that the Evangelical Congregational Church
in Second street, East Cambridge, Rev.
Mr.. Benefits, is now in prosperous cir
cumstances, after struggle of many years
with adversely and difficulty. Mr.. Ben
net, on Sunday, preached an excellent SER
mon bearing on the subject, from Deuter-
onomy iv, 80: "Ask now Of the days that
are past" 1t was the first anniversary OF
his connection with the church, and he
took occasion TO speak Of the principles
which had governed his action, the doc
trines he had taught, &c, during the year.
The glory of God and the good of souls he
had strven for, teaching the divinity OF
the Lord Jesus, the reality of religion, and
seeking to make converts rather than pros.
elyteS. The inculcation Of experimental
and practical religion had been preferred
by him to doctrinal subjects. A year since
the vestry seldom contained over a dozen
at the regular evening dsvo,ionsi now the
prayer meetings are attended by scores
Then the church was lsboTing under heavy
mortgages, which now are satisfied, $1,000
having been paid during the year TO lnqui'
date the demands of creditors, princiI all!
by the aid Of liberal Christians in Cam
bridge aEd Boston. FOrty-tWO persons
have been admitted on profession Of thsiI
faith. and six received from other chuFche,
by letter, 40 that, in every respect, the
church has great cause TO BE- thankful in
view Of the great blessings. both spiritua
and temporal, which have been shoWered
upon in it . short tWslvemoHth. Notice
was given from the pulpit that the Socie ty
would meet this week, tor the purposs o.
taking preliminary steps for the enlarge
ment Of the house.
This Society called Mr.. Bennett from q
western field, where he labOred with gooC
success among feeble people. He cam.
to his present charge chsrishing the same
missionary spirit which first led him 10 g
West
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

T3~The Cratsur Lakes, in the town Of Man
liuS, Onondaga county, New York, are curios-
tiles and are supposed to be Of volcanic ORR
gin. They are, by the inhabitants about there,
called the "Gresn Lakes" One Of them is on
the top of the hill, and is in the :Orm of tea
cup. The banks are two hundred feet high,
and the water four hundred feet deep. The
water appears of a deep green, but when taken
up in glass it is perfectly clear and tranSpar'
ent. Trees and limbs which fall into the waller,
soon become encrusted wilha bright green sub
stance, which on being exposed TO the air be-
comes hard. The timber decays and leaves
this incrusiaton in the shape of hollow tubes.
Wood saturated with this water and burned,
! emils strong odor of sulphsr. A farmer, who
resides nsar once heard great rush of water,
and looking round saw the lake rising over the
bankS.D He was alarmed, and fled with his team;
but the water soon receeded 10 its usual level.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

% Louisville, July lS.
Prof, Caldwell, the Oldes. Phy.ieisn In the
United States dad L4I1 Oa Saturday night,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
Ma1f and nunb Yiaitor1-

BY the kindness Of Mr.. A. 0. Nash, we have
been permitted to see letter from Prof. Thos.
Officer, of the Jacksonville (Ill.) Institution
for the Deaf and Dnmb. He expects to make
tour during the coming Vacation, with some
few Of the pupils, for the purpose of holding
exhibitions in various towns, chiefly in Illinois
They expect to pass up the Mississippi river
from Alton TO Gslena, and, if it would be de-
sirable to the citizens Of our place, they may
stop and give an exhibition here. The COM
pany will probably consist Of seven or eight
persons, among them a pupil from Hannibal,
daughter Of Mr.. A. o. Nash.
All that they will ask Of the citizens Of the
various towns at which they stop, will be the
procuring of suitable house, well lighted, and
The defrsying Of their expenses.
We think we know the answer of our citi-
gems. They will doubtless tell them to come
on that they will be glad to see them, and we
have no doubt will make the necessary arrange
ments by the evening of the 22d, or rather long
enough before that time TO enable due notice to
be given. .... "
Prof Officer has been strongly urged to stop
at Louisiana bu, previous engagements will not
ai,3v him TO stop az both Hannibal and Louisi-
eaa He IeeIs deltoscy about stopping at any
sg,yn IL NJ rtri as we have an institution of
ou- pnn. d. nnks The fact OF his having a
pun rom = bal would be sufficient apollo
oyfor gIvrn. yub'ion here.
Prof. Oiic., rSprctS 10 reach here on the
22d, in time 10 gl>e an exhibition that eveLng,
IL arrangements can be made, and due no.ic'
given beforehand. He expects to brig b T.
boards with him.
We hope he will be encouraged by on. y..-
zsns, to give an exhibition llere.
The Morning Advertiser of London, in al
luling TO 'recent distressing case OF animal
nagnelism," says:
I'VE are sorry 10 announce that Miss C,
the Young lady i'll Surrey place, who was re-.
ported in this journal some few weeks ago TO
have suffered from Try ing the table moving ex'
pertinent, by means of the above agency, is
much worse. Hopes were entertained that she
would soon recover the use OF her hands. 1t
seems, hewever, that these hopes have not been
realized. Her hands are now firmly clenched
together, and it requires great force to separate
the fingers, even FOR moment, from the
palms of her hands. This extraordinary affair
has caused intense excitement in the medical
profession
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
Badness.

"A writer in late number of the London
Quarterly Review, gives the following receipt
Tor making preparation to cure badness;
Purified beef marrow, Shij.
Acetate of lead, 81
Peruvian balsam, Bill.
Alcohol, 81.
Tine, Of cauthaTides, cloves, and eayello,-.
Mix,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY
STOREtt ear
MANN AFWEET. RAANNEDAk, MO.

NEW BOOk AND SIA1IONEHI
STOREtl ear
NAAN sTREET, usAAAEDAE., M0.
most rsspselfullS ssu DE atentioA Of tha etiasna
OF HSnnib; and the sgrfsurdiBg eeantTy geastSS
IV 10 my aRW and extensive stsek sf
MISCELLANEOUS,
theological Sediesl, SaA-
dOrd aud Schsol Bosksi Blank
Books, NuSie BOoGs, Letter and Cap
Psper, Maps, &C, with all asrta Il SAtisa-
cry in 9ensTtt. 1924.
Direct fIom the eastern cities, feel eo16dsAt tAs
have 'As isrg.s, best sAlOstS4 and Rsok &sck svst
offered N this city. Ighr f.f s5. sl,r#E1
v9hclesGlS aRA n0taiA
Also, Q splendid variety Of f.t....-,..
WALL PAPER,
Borders, Decorations, 70
Slatuary, Chmnsy aaa4n
Screens, Window Paper,
.# Transparent Window
- Shades with fixtures, &e., &c. iI,stfe
Merchants and others from the .ateor wishing TO buy
at Wholesale or retail will ind Il TO Their advantage 20
give me G call, for can and win sell cheap.
. " s0c d. X. GAkNAN,f q
Commercial Row, aeSt door 10 Collins, new build.
ing, Hannibal, bio, July p tsos-u
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

MISERABLE DEATH OF AN INTEMPERArE wo-
IMAN.-Last night, woman named Mary Kane,
was found dead at cellar No. 54 Ann street, un-
der the following circumstances:-0n Patrick
Kane, with the deceased, his wife, occupy the
cellar: they have three children, one eight, an
other four, and the third about two years Old
Two girls also occupied the cellar, one of whom
said that she tended bar, and the other did the
house work and danced with the customers
In one corner of the cellar was a small bar
where cheap and poisonous liquors were dis
pensed to sailors and others who visited the eel.
lar. Adjoining was small room, which was
entirely filled with two small bedsteds, upon
which all the inmates Of the cellar slept.
The bed reom had no window or means Of
ventilation or light, except what came in from
the door leading into the main room Of the cell
lar. 1t appears that the husband and wife have
been continually drunk since Sunday last, and
that on several occasions the deceased had been
beaten by her husband. Yesterday afternoon
they were so drunk that they staggered to bed
and there laid. At about eight o'clock in the
evening the husband reused up, and called tC
his eldest son TO bring him a mug of beer, which
he did. He then managed to get out Of bed
and called 10 his wife to get up, but she made nc
answer The son then looked at his neither ant
cried that she was dead. This proved TO b,
the case. The limbs Of the unfortunate woman
were drawn together as if she died in a suddcr
spasm OF pain, her head was drawn upon on'
side and her face was of purple color. Cor
oner Sanborn was called, the husband sent L
Jail as = drunkard, and DR.. Green requested L
make post mortem examination Of the body o
the deceased, 10 ascertain the cause of death
The sight of the crawling vsrmin, with whicl
the bed and body were covered, was almost to-
much for those hardened to such scenes, thougl
about fifty OF the associates OF the women, Al
they learned Of her death, crowded into tn
cellar, and il was with some difficulty that tn
body was taken from ,hem.-[ Boston Traveller
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

We know that our citizens will be pleased
10 hear from their old friend, Rev. ]. L..
BENNETr, formerly pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church, in this city. The follow
ing is taken from the Boston Traveller of
the Sth inst:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

COURrEsT TO LADIss.--Ws like the views
which contemporary expresses. We 20 n
FAR as any one in that courtesy which character
ICES Americans, but we also 60 in for the aboli-
tion Of revolutionary customs in our churckes.---
Every sensible man and woman should set their
faces like flint against ths custom which COM
pels the men TO march cut Of crowded pew to
give the ladies' the inner seat. Il is we'll enough
for one gentleman to keep the outer seat, to
prOffer any vacant seat there may be in bis pew
to strangers or visitors; but, with this sxceps
tiOn, the custom Of a general stampede on the
approach Of lady would, in our opinion. be
"n,crs hOnsred in the breach than in the obscrv-
ance"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
The Rondout Courisr SAYS

IH1 NuuuuuI OourINE tAgsI - 40
'Itis particularly an American custom, feund-
ded in the earlier settled States. In those
States, in lheir time the male settler carried his
arms to church, ready 10 turn out in case Of an
attack by Indians, and he, Of colrse, occupied
the first seat of the bench or pew. Times hate
changed; We have no Indian appfshensions, and
women will go to church. So let us alter the
view Of courtesy or necessity"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

At Albany, on the 7lh. Hendrickson was
fouAd guilty Of the murder Of his wife, and sen
etsaced 10 10 executed on Friday, the 18th Of
August.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
VOL. X---NO AS.
sHoorTNa-sINevIAR surcpn

An occurrence is related this naoTmiaRby
the poliee oFscerS which demands 4 air4ef
and early investigation. AZ an aAsangnA
hour lest evening, Mr.. MuntRmusIley, ClOtN.
Ter, who hoU he etoyU on the csrnas Of
Morgan aad Foasth ss siGsh sareoss. -
family living overhead, ssw man eaIss
the elley in me TsaT Of his pSemi.aa. anA
without stopping 10 esquire lnto M mo-
lives. t0ok down double bArrsIled gun
loaded with large shot, and fred, The fsaA
a. hes been subsequently, ascer;ainnd) en-
tering the strangers back and consina oua
abou, The pit Of the stomach. The mun
had commenced to retrsaI when he krss
perceived ME. kuntEmuslIsr, and, after tkv
shot. ran evsn moro rapidly out Of sight.
The remainder OF the story is involved IN
greater mystery. This morsing early, tlls
stranger. who was young German. aged
abeut 20 years. was seen going down Nor
RAh or Cherry streets toward the river.
He was covered with blood, aRd held his
hands beiore and behind him az II to stop
Us fnrthe. flow. Several persons lnserro-
gated him as he passed, but he refused 10
make any answer Proceeding 70 the Iesse
on board tbs steamer Herman, which lay
near the foot Of Cherry street., jumped Into
the river and was drowned. We did not
learn his name. When the fact OF his aui-
eide became known, Kun,zmvelIer was ar.
rested to give bail for his appsarancs Ut an
Investigation to be instituted before the
Recorder tomorrow morping Ii was said
that the stranger had gone to the alley on
Morgan to sse gir! in Mr.. Ks sseryics. bAs
both the girl and her employer DENY any
knowledge Of him.-[SL Louis News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
nm NrwNoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Nov. 10.

Tnr NV .yonK WrrhiA iRintsE for this wooh
conlRinp the following
iiniTOgIALHi 1he Holy War We not that rheqdof"
rhs ion ps.onhiufoi Jofsat Tho hsndwioh sand'
k,hasia Duun.cai Msiso Law Ia Row-forA Jufioa 81
the tprtal Palace
H. Tir JArAN TNrrpiTON Visit u Com Pony 10 the
Ntgsnt II Loo thoo. - his Capital OF Hhud
III POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE u,l,g Tho returns Of mo
roana In this City aud state New uis massa' hurots
Mlsriui Oeofria Wisconsin,. Nebraska Territory, &c
" TuF RFToRM MOVEMENT IN SWEDEN
"REMINISCENCES or ~ BRLLor
WHINE rOWIR AND RESOURCES or RUSSIA Letter
hon cnunfscn tho Secretary of ho insraham Com
mtcc
ym.IqTrRs or AN EXILE, No, xxXvI Journey through
Asia Minor
VIII TURKEY Fmnu Of the Sultan srnted in favor Of his
iroceian Subjects.
NqnE exhibition At THE CRYSTAL PALACE Mii-
ctlltpoous Agricultural Tools
XsKFTCIIF or LECTURES. Hebrew Poetry, by Rabbi
hall Byron aud Moore, by DR. Oliver Wendell Holmes
M..GIEMAE UNIVERSITIES; Information for those VINO
vhh 10 study In them
XII REVIEW or THE WEEK Giving in condensed and most
conspicuous the important events that have
eurr, The United States West Ddies The lshmus South
America ope. and India
MIL EUROPE: Arrival Of The steamships Baltic and Arabia
CALIFORNIA Arrival OF the sit smship George Law.
XIV AGRICULTURAL; Wind and Weather The Water Ram :
Seed and Potatoes, &c
XVI. CITY ITIMS Bonnet Street; Rhins Prices.
XVII MARRIAGES aud DEATHS
XVIII REVIEW or THE MARKETS Reports of the Stock
Grain Provision, Cattle and Lumber Markets Very fully
and specially reported fol The Tribune.
Single copies in wrappers, be obtained At the desk in the
Counting Room this morning Price, 81 cents
One copy for year. - three copies 81
FIVE copies IS ten copies S12 50 twenty copies Ito one I'D
dress) $40.
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The Trlhune for California.

We shall issue MONDAY MORNING Tie Tribune
for California; Oregon and tie Saadrch Islands 1t will
contain summary of all the Latest Foreign and Domes
tic News since the last steamer Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages Death &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing be had
Of the desk This Morning Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

The hc,ity Of MIR. Scule's speech to the Qae'AV'
Spain did not forbid the introduction OF nonsense
lp,ot none the better for being stereoyPed lie sPea"
Of Mt Pierce as the chief who presdes over tI'
dsstlucs OF the republic Now the desiinles u
republic are quite independent of the Chez 0ielA
Washington for such is Mr.. Pierce and nothing nO's
the qualities OF his office really siited This roe.0vv
ioo,cr, IN speaking OF the President. whose VIVA "
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NEwcNN oN AMsncN rnt avNnN voun'n
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rs s.s MN, H ss IM .sii'sS r,c,l0s
sen ci I" da''
Nc would c,comuend those who are about buy
rs ne s,se sE",,s.S, TX Meets c~rsesS Wer
~S ~ - Nsdr ss W hs,o 80 .'.,,s'os IN ,nns ,ha,
s5jsc Sat The ''' deceived w1'" '''r0''0''' 4"
r,nn,Ms Gnr RNtmrHisE gentlemen
,,rsaJ ~ M,ucrouso usl on WEDNESDAY t,'uos q n'l
y. Cs. ctsce,e ans bold 'n uus Tor he shareholders OF
,S vm n y, 1,S . w :, "A 5sissA
Str,Sl kc.s ptAtr, Is. see meeting Of Shareholder"
rNpr OWEN viii Lccturc ON Spritualsm on Sun
At S Sy Ass''''N Tho ''' ''''' No '''''"'
New r,sc, Goons AND Toys, Ar RoGERs's IN,
s,,x NJ sgl HNcApw.vJus received splcudd s~omcn of
s,e. rwssn, .Gr,,' as ct Cy Ss!c'y Of Mo,a bsscs
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e. Icys and Games ies Gladden.
COMPREHENSIVE NouCr-Thc undersigned has this
IA, taken into cgrancshP EDWARD S,NrftNo late chief sales
sn o. "A n lcras Co. Nncdoncfs Of for the purpose Of
ntrcr spcuou Steuaty Household tau
riso Jswe and fancy articles dcseiien hoo.s ar
tc,s ci tsic end Nestu &c 9o business u. 90
srdsrhe ard drm Of Atseer NeoLw co al the sp,
eseuYa /, no late wcAnown auc'oneor Royal Gurey E')
Ne iso Biesswsy ucaf Coagflsud,
Real tusino, a tho underlined wl be CARED On as
Real Estate and General Auction er
Nsw.Notl. Nov. H. 1851
Regular % viii he held Al tho the residences of
Families hns hoesekeorne and at tho stores OF manuSe'
v description rely bsinesi
wv 49, S, 49, kips uaSer he direct saperint EVIDENCE Of
FpwAyp SiNiEENcH whose reputation IN the OF ms
81 IN d sSors Of oar end. and the pubic are res
Ytc,tul.y saa confidently solicited ALBEIT II NltoLN
Epw,Ep siNrrrMcu Cs;c pIiucr salesman Of H II Leeds
c. Auesoate OF Wa1t Iospc,ifay calls the attention Of
rs ad the public tn above That his bost
s being uov Ia position according with the expressed
ss his s,n5s he h may, In conjunction with part
neF NeolS rely ppen the supper 90 sha as
Nov H. iSS EpwAED sxTzrNlcH, No 100 broadway.
ALBERT IL NICoIAY, AUCuONEER.-Thc under
sned norpi his friend; 'ad 'he public ihs s IN s1
to re Of Bank ard Railroad Stocks Bonds and ohor
preis securities
THE Merchants Exchange and offers branch
q rs tre believing giving entire saac
lion Albert II. NicOLAy, Aue,ioneer' No 10 Walst
shepherd Knapp Esq President Mechanics Bank.
Hon. Luther BIsdth.
Moifi. FisnIa ESQ PresdsntN. Y. Life In, Co
Aldrsv b HODGE President Fulton Fire ms Co
Mcssrs. Cond jenkins
MeSsls d L A. Kiufsand Sutton
Hon. Obaaish Bovine
George w. Ribie Fsq.
Mess Rich s Louirei
Beni G Leyeridse Esq mo COLI
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Tie trial of James L. Hoare for the murder of
Susan McAnnany was begun yesterday and concluded,
so far as taking evidence The summing up will pro
coed this forenoon.
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Tr,a Tic hosias,erimcpi ofnue Teas y ~ be found
~ A .t.. A. a., taNIl.l tHnifNf o. ll4.Nt"iF w.
81 l..l,IH ihf uif - To- fsahiishW1"i o. 'fH
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Nr4o.91orls DalIQ Grlp11>rg
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1853.
tn lO9BFSpOVDENTS

No taken Commureatons Whsesef
nended for insertion must be authenticated BY tbs name
address the pecesnY PlbhcsnOn, ha-
guarantee of his good faith.
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
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~ Advertsmens for The Tribune CT Monday ough, 70 cent
before O'clock on Saturday evening.
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-Tbe success OF his Worm

rzCOBD-BasD PIAsOs.-A great variety, from the
MIN ,sFysi fran z - ~ $50 nearly equal
sozSeE ~ATEsfs psst PAM ana Music Esabli Inn mt,
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Why Don't you TRY SPALDNG's PREMIUM

u
ROSEMARY Th beet article in the world for adornng and
s yer hair sqS By Bashtcn caIs Co No iie B,Oadny
RussLL sALDSe manufacturer and proprietor No % fremont
INTERESTING 10 THOSE SUFFERING FROM HEAD
AcHE-A remedy found in Dr. NLAsEs CELEBRATED LIVER
following sample Of certificate received daily from
70 certify that have been subject at times to severe
% r & 3 Dr. t cS Gas qp Liver s.i Pi
st SIC re- boS Of which ook two pills on going to bed for two
ard lave bed no more trouble from sch headache
s7hs shove valuable remedy s.o Dr. MIssEs cFEEnsar.
YLENueE be had At all respectable Drug Stores in
rsss vii please b. ssfui to ask for and take bui Dr.
NLaEEs LvEa Pulls There other Pills purPortins TO be
SD whosse BY C. cckeneE Co No 81 Bsrclsyst; Boyd
Ftl No Couri'nd's' also by al respectable Druggists
Beautiful ard glossy loeks have been the Poets
- Ff thoe have unfortunately lost these exterior edon
~ Te,li Iure asiea remedy al hand BhRGEss To5
L-li,.' Hs.1 Ir.aiss K,isb ssrnen 10 80 BToalwry
Or HoBESsAcK AGAN.-The Success OF his Worm
s1-g AID LtI P have essct to rta them bat be-
t1y ilessls erfs yelioTasd BY syrup
As IoEfEc eksno UT e1preas my JOY and gratitude
tcs pea, ysu3 ,afsns mortal sos, fioa IL B5 All The
y. sa By tisi physician. gave ns but itIe nope
y by 70 Be irs but when wife obtaaed your
esE sgrsI .e fsse a ~ tao eaPooIia. when two ghfuy
igr'er IN AL twelve iol's io1s from child %
eearfI1 = 70 h'saly 70 ~ hisna. p.. -, o. d.,
cv cti,rEsTs CO so.A Baelsys n T. Agoa.s for the
Ns''''1 D.",t
ezcOBD-BAsD PIASOs-A great variety, from the
HAM N1IEsss ress PAM IA Music sssblishrosnt
40 30 H'D,'~sy'
sTATK AsD EATI0shL Law SCHOOL, PorGnKEEP-
~ 49,. ~. ~, ~ N nc " $3.50 es, s'a
wte'e stsn gol f. The exclamation Of thou
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ts5s11Da' L@1t>s H1ls DIs W.sse. ne desired csogs
III 81 49,, .,, 'I,%a ., s,aaa
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