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An Affecting Court EnciGcnt.
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SILVER ~ ALABAMA,--Grcat excitement is
said to exist in Talapoosa, Ala, in consc.
qucnce of the silver mines existing in thu
southwest portion of that country, Silver
has been known for years to exist there, hut
the people have just found how to separate
it from the ore. The 'thcr day, says the
DadcvIlc Banner, company extracted siX'
teen pounds of pure metal in brief limc..
This set the country in rage,
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DlscovEmLs Ar NNENEn.--From report
of the AsSyrian Excavation Fund Committee
we extract the following interesting particu.
larS.---
"lhu Committee has to announce that Il
new palace has been found at Niucych, in the
mound of kouyunjik, of which Col Rawln.
son reports the following a most beautiful
palace has been recently discovered at
Nincych, belonging to the son of ESar.
Had Ion. The sculptures are infinitely supc.
rior in variety of subject, in artistic treat
mcut. and in skin, and dclicacy of execution,
to everything which has been before found
The palace, also, is of great extent contain.
ng perhaps live hundred s,ulp,urcd slabs,
AMI the marble, are generally ina good state
of preservation
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A GREAT n..ln discussion recent
ly in the Methodist Protestant General Con.
ference, the Rev. George Brown, in speak
ing ofthc discretionary power ofan editor,
said he deserved as much credit for keeping
some things on, Of the paper as he did for
putting other things in,
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4 telegraph dispatch to a member of Con.
grcss announces the gratifying fact that
woman has been elected constable in Perry
county, Ills
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The man who has lived in this world ever
since he was born, was seen communicating
withc the spirits through the bowels ofaryc
straw.
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vuyu " cAVARLY, Dcaicrju Drugs. Ne
w J;.;.,,s Paints. oils Pte"i Ned'c'"os
v,,,;,I,.. Due Stufs, &c ; sec"ud store n"Ih Of
w. Wnn.isn House ,Ouawn,lI may LIT.
* LTIOMPSON, Dea's'jm Drugs P"r"
IL. N,iieiacs. Paints. OTIS, Far"'AhcS. D%'
STUFF. &c. ;h.tweenthe City Ioteiand hedd"NH
Hiork Ottawa, III.
~EIGER HOUSE, ottawa, illinois, by II
\T Geiger; on La Sale street near we we
Ct,h Nnvlj-l!
r STONE. sane Hr"csn'H If"H va
upftc,,trer, ,ai,d Cdrriage Trimmer; corner
0fCanal and Cnlumhu> streets Ottawa. III
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InmkccS aud Inrrigncrs.

Ottawa, June 18th, 1854,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-07

FASHION AND FAMINE This is an
American story but is now printed for
the first time in this country. Two years
ago it was published piecemeal, under
the authors initials, in one of our cheap
periodicals, with the title of Julia War
ren." We regret to seen it reprinted in
cheap form, and thus invested with ia
cillties for circulating among the young
and the half-educated, who are the chief
readers of romantic and highIy-seasoned
fiction. 1t is a book such as no father
would knowingly allow his daughter to
read-a bad book of bad class, of which
Eugene Sue is the founder, Indeed, there
is not an incident or character that NAV
be traced to one or other of his earlier
works. We do not deny to " Fashion and
Famine" the merit that may arise from
the excitement of highly improbable
story, where incident is piled on incident,
and the reader is led on with an idle and
1agrant curiosity to see where it will all
end ; this merit the book certainly DOS.
sesSes. But as work of fiction, it is
tawdry and meretricouS: the sensual ma.
terialism that oozes out of every page is
something wonderful, and indicates not
so much any specific immortality as
state OF general moral decomposition. A
sickly, pIurient sentimentality with a
hazy film of diseased virtue thrown over
it, pervades the narrative, and reveals
how completely French novels have been
absorbed into the literary taste of Amer
ica.-1 OndOn Atkeneu,n.
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u European intercourse has greatly
changed affairs at Constantinople. An
Englishman or Frenchman NAV now,
BY merely taking off his shoes, sdas Ar
man, ''sdas every ything, enter the mosque
of Santa Sophia itself without let or
hindrance and also may stroll again
taking off his shoes, though retaining the
hat into that of Sultan 6chrnet duripg
'dlvine service, listen 10 the moaotonous
chant of the Imaums, apd observe the
prostrations of the worshippers. Con-
tinuing bis walk, be may wander about
the Seraglio gardens without suspicion.
The officers of the guard, it is true, may
stop him, but it will be merely 10 effer
pipes and coffee, aud to chat about the
war; and then, disregarding doubtful
shake Of the head from an old Mussul-
man. he may walk into the courts of the
Seral itself, and critieise the odd hetero-
geneous mass of splendor, little taste,
and much barbarity. The splendor is in
the profuse gliding, now in a state Of
rapid decay. Pera, too, has its attractions:
in the evening, bands of music may there
be heard, and good beer may be obtained.
The Bosphorus is IN all It's beauty, shin
ing like silver in the bright sun, excep.
where the highly colored houses contrast
in reflection with the tall black expresses,
and where its surface is varied by the
passage of numerous merchant craft and
huge transport steamers, (such as the
Orinoco end Himalaya,l or the swift lit
tie Turkish steamers, with their odd mix
ture of pretty Greek faces, Turkish yss-
macks, and their fezed brethren, few
English and French officers on have be-
ing intermingled, and a pretty fair sprink-
ling Of travelling Englishmen, dressed In
a mixture of straw hat and turban, and
sort Of style Csoillating between the
West and the East, wonderful 10 behoid.
The Turks are much improved in civili-
ty; the women wear their yasmacks gen.
orally smaller and thinner, and one may
prophesy the time not far distant when
that article may become merely FASH
ionable custom in dress, an air-'voyen
web, and used but to set off 10 sLyant-
age that which it is now supposed 70
conceal.
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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. August 20. 1854.
Notice In hereby given to fhs holders of the To-.
lowing-iescribsd stocks Of the United States that
tkis department is prepared to purchase, at sny
time between the date hereof and the Goth day of
November next, portions Of those stocke amounting
in the aggregate to $s,siO,oOo, in the manner snd
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case of sny contingent competition, within the
amount stated preferences will be given in the or
der of time In which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United STATES by
the parties who are to receive the amount ther Of
must be transmitted to this department. upon the
reoeipr whereof, price will b. pai., compounded
Of the following particulars:
1. The PAR value, o. amount specified in each GER
tifcate.
2 A premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act of July, lS46, redaemable November II,
1856, OF PER cen :; on the stock of the losn e'i
tborzed by the act of 1912 rsde-masle 3ist Dee N
Der. 1862, of ii per cent ths stock of the loan
authorized by the acts of 1871 and s4s and
the latter the eOth June, 1868, Of l6 per cent
and on the stock o, the lean aathoriz- hy the
of 1860 and redeemabie ON the 3lst December, is5.
(commonly called the Texan indemnity sig p.r
cent
3. Interest the par of each certificate from tn
1st OF July, 1854, to the date ef receipt sd set e
ment at the Treasury, with TIE allowance (for tue
money to reach the owner1 of one days interest 10
addition.
Payment for sad stocks will be made in drafts Of
the Treasurer of the United STATES, The asfi:tsn
treasurer at Boston, New York, Or Philade,phis,
the parties may direct
But certificate will be entitled 10 the benefit Of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said 2ath day Of no
vember next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 28- dt20Sov Secretary Of Treasury.
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UNDERTAKING.

I ". PLANT 90. having removed from their
y old stand, OH street between 9th and l0te,
to their present place of business, the east side
of7th, between and ii sts, respectfully announces
that they are prepared at the shortest notice, ard
at all hours Of the night. to attend TO calls made
nsh funerals in the most complete and appropriate
manner, and to devote themselves solely to the bus
uess of Underta siDg. nothing shall be wanting on
their part to give entire sati f.cton to those who
.,opioy Them, AS sole owners OF Crump's Patent
Corpse FcJe-ueT, }. w. fisnt Co. respectfully ia
vita public attention to the superiority Of Crumps
Corpse Prsseryer over every oth{ invention cf the
without placing it ia box Of ice, the ice being
il actual contact with the corpse. Crumps Corpse
Pres, has never been known to fail in tha hot
test weather, to give satisfaction, bs proved
10y numerous certificates Shrouds ef different
kinds made to order at the shortest notice, and
The must reasonable terms
Ths adyertisars chatges are below the usual rates
Of other Undertas ers.
A Hearae always in re ,diness. aug 2S-eotf
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A FAMILY OF OPIUM MLoyERs.-Sorue six

A FAMILY OF OPIUM LOVERS. Some six
months ago a person visited our town,
asking money to purchase medicines for
his mother, who was sick Recently the
same solicitor has been around On the
same errand for other members Of the
same family; but the object 10 Which the
funds are applied is SO Objectionable q
nature that all should With a their
names. The entire family, il Is said,
subsists, for the most part, on opium, or
its exhilarating and sOporitic ipilu nee,
and this fearful habit has become a second
nature.
The example Of Coleridge, who ac-
knowledged it the basest and most de-
structive of vices, and at the same time
the most absolute of tyrantS, should, We
think, be sufficient warning 10 avoid
the drug; but here is an example Of a
whole family addicted to the habit; and
it has brought upon them all Its certain
Incidence, poverty. mss
ery-and will eventually end in the most
wretched death.-EimTd Req.
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REMAhKABLB RESUSTATIoN.- .-Yester-
day morning, about ten O'Clock, singu-
lar event took place on board coaxting
vessel, lying at 7 wharf, from BATH,
Maine. A boy, about sixteen years Of
age, whose maine iS James Best from
Georgetown, was found haDgin. by the
neck TO rope which Is attached to the
side of the stairs leading from the cabin
to the deck. When diScoy red by the
mate, who cat him down, hc seemed to
be in the agonies of death. lie was taken
on deck, where hjs struggles and noise
collected a Large crowd, and messenger
at once was dispatched Tor DR.. j. W.
Phelps, No. 6S fremont street. who soon
arrived on the spot, and by his profess
sional skill restored the unhappy youth.
1t appears that the boy had been in the
habit of PLAYING with these ropes, one Of
which he often tied sraund his waist,
and had been admonished by the captain
for so doing. On the pr, sent occasion he
fastened the cord round his neck, slipped
from the stars, and was found suspended
about foot from the cabin floor.
Bostoa Tf@sSeript.
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Has A CHooL-TKACHER THE RIGHT To
FLoG A PUPIL "A case involving this
question was tried at our September
Circuit. Hiram Wood, during the last
winter, taught District School in the
town of Stanford, in this county, Fran.
ces Germond, gin of Il years old. was
among his scholars. For some alleged
discbedience, the teacher, with a whip
about four feet long, and nearly half an
inch in diameter, tiogged her so severely
that black and blue marks were lett on
her person for weeks after the occurrence.
The defence was that the teacher had
right TO resort to this kind of punish
ment to preserve order. Judge Dean
charged the jury that the teacher stood
in the place of parent, and had right
to correct pupil, but in doing it he
must exhibit parents feelings That
he had 10 right 10 use this privilege to
CRAFTY his own feelings OF resentment
ard if he excseded what was necessary TO
preserve order, he was Liable for assault
and battery. He further charged that
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CAPTAIN CANOT.


4 UTHoR OF THE GREAT BOOK just BE
IA IN9 PUBLIsHsD. SPEAKS Of HAdPToN'S
T1NC1URE.
aRRAT CURE OF RHEUMArIsN CONTRACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
RALFrkoRE, Nd, June 4. 1854
Mr. Sockbridqe, The Fountain Hot<l Light STREET,
Dear Sir: Being on the point of leaving the city,
avail myself OF few idle momnts to thank you
kindly for the medicine you Mt me-, aud rhi"h has
restored nae to the use of my limbs. beg you to
send me four bottles more, to carry on my voyaga.
Stree had the fortune to uie DR.. Hampton Vege
table Tiuc.ure my confidence is 50 strong thst, in
gratitude the pToprietors of said medicine, beg
you TO present my respects to them. and in luce
them to make it more publicly known as a sure
Rheumatic cure. Having called on ne on the 18th
of April last, and seen me prostratsd on my bed,
useless In all my abs, you can appreciate nea ly
DIR. Bsmpton's Tincture, aud am positive had it
not beeu for your strong and forcible recommended
tions l should still have been in he'd
It is really pity this spscifc should not be ap-
proved By medical men, and like all patent drugs it
should suffer the imputation the public genera ly
give to suco preparations I mvself who was al
says opposed to patented specif: took this me IL
cine with reluctance, and without confidence in II,
and It only through your dsinerested, friendly
recommendations, and my crihsal situation that in
duced me to try this really beneficial Vegetable
Tncture.
You may inform Messrs Mortimer L Mowb-ay
that they .rs at ib-rty to make use Of my name in
The suppsrt of the good effects of DR.. Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, it has curel me in ve weeks
Of q chronic Infdmmdtory Rheumatisna. contracted
under tropical climates and OF years. periodical
duration. have only used three bottles. and find
that even the dsforr.ed parts Of my hands fast
returning o their formGr natural appearance
have been under toe treatment of several ply
sicians In London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also while in New York, having tried the
Tbompsonian and Homeopathic rsmedies after hav.
ing been tormented VITA galTanic ba teres, cid
aud aromatic baths, and hundreds of internal and
external medicines, all to no effect, 1 sm, so far
cured by this Hsmp;on's Vege able Tncture only.
Therefore, my sir, accept Of the assurance VI
my gratitude, and believe NE your w.l wisher.
THONAs CANof
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A REmKDY FOB each DIsKAsE.p

4 the request of many of my patients, / have
len. psssriptOns in M the io.m Of r%k1ET N TxD
CINES, each one suited to particular disease, and
not, like the manufacturers Of the nostrums snd
panscess Of the day, promulgate to the world that
any one compound win cure all diseases, and who.
in the words OF the great italian physician. spal
iansani apu nedtcines ,oich thsy kno,o httle isto
bodies sohich taey ass0U 5ess"
J. 8. ROSE, NJ. D., Phila
For Golera, Dysentery, Bo,nsl Complaints, de-.
This mixture is one OF the most important medi
cinss and should be kept in sl families as q "spe
cfc" for Cholera and Bowel Complaints it has new.
er failed. Dysentery yanishes In few days when
this article is used ss directed. Price 25o.
Dr. j. g. RosR's Pam CURER will cure Stiff Neck,
Sore Threat Pains in the face, Side, Back or Limbs
from Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, &c 1t cures
sprains, Chilblains, Cramps or Pains in the Stem
sch or Bowels. Price 12 n, 25, and SO cts
Dr.. J. 8. Rosz's EXTRACT OF BuoHu is one Of the
best remedies used for diseases OF the Kidneys
BLADDER, &c. Price Soc.
On. J. 8. Rosl's NERVOUS AND INv1aORAfINa Goa
DIAL for Heart Disease all Nervous Affections Flat
q ence, Heart Burn, Restlsssnass, Numbness, Neu
raj a raising the spirits and giving power to the
whole system, It is almost miraculous In its effect
SO cents . bottle.
Dn- J. 8. Ross's DYsPxPf1o COMPOUND, . sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and indigestion.
when taken in conjunction with his Alternative
Family Pills. Price Of both 75c.
DB. j. B. ko610 GOLDEN PILLS TOT feiE0g OF the
Womb, Female Weakness Debility, and RalA1a at;On
They have Q peculiar affinity for the debiiitateu
muscles of the female and in no instance have they
failed In radically curing those distressing com
plants females 30 often subject. Price SO cents
DR.. J. 9. ROSES ANrI-PIL;ous Or RAILROAD Pills.
These pills not warranted to cure In every NAL
sdy or disease incident to man, but they are grsnd
remedy for . Bilious state OF the system and con
mon fevers. When used with Dr. Roses Tonic Mix
turs, will cure the most stubborn of Biliou,
Fever or Fever and Ague. Price ia and 25c.
DR. J. 6. Ross's SARsAPiRILLA COMPOUND, for all
Skin Diseases and fer purifying the Blood, 1t is
perior to all others. Price 60c. and s..
DR J. 8. RssES ELIXIR OF OPIUM, free from ell the
bad effects of Opium or Lsudanum, such as Head
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stomach Price 26c.
AL whose Constitutions impaired by disease 0,
weak by nature, shocld read DR.. J 8. Roses "Medi
cal Adviser, (Which contains description Of the Dis
eases Of our climate and tho mode OF trestment I.
can be had without charge Of
z. B. Gilman, Charles stott 4 o., ". q. Gilman
John W. Nairn, Patterson 4 Nairn, D. B. CLARK
McpkersOn, William I. Evans, Kiduell Law
-snce, J. D. Moore, Washington; J. Z. kidWsll
asorgetcwni snd By ell dealers in Alsxandris, Viz
dnis je 2T-
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE,

MI NANCFACTURED FROM FRENCH GRAPES,
Vl JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES
ac.-This delicious beverage becomes the greatest
tavorite wherever 1t is introduced. 1t is equally
p.lstsble, wholesome, aud not half the price Of
other foreign wines. Many physicians use it ex-
clusivsly, ead recommend it to all troubled With
Flatoeucy, Dyspepsia, Debility, Cramps Diarrhoes
and Dysentery. Persons subject to ChilIs or living
In districts where Asue prevails, fud its occasional
use > pleasant and admirable preventive. Mixed
with little cold water it iorrps the most refreshing
and wholeocE4 cooling drink il WARM weather that
can be taken.
Price 30 cts per bottle, S. per dossn.
j. BALMER corner Of Baltimore and High strestg
and BROWN B!.OTHRiiS, Liberty st Bal.;scr.
sFOTF & CO., Washington.
PEEL sTBvENS, Aisxardria.
JES3E Lands, Frederick
II. BUFF, Portsmouth, Va.
ROBERTSON CO., Petersburg Va.
WM CISSEL, Georgetown jyIc-tf
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST REC EIFED.

d w. BROW SIS g., Merchant or, Pa
avenue, aader the Units1 States Do- -
tel would respectfully inform his customers
and the ublic generally that he has just re- NJ
ceived new Fail and Wiater goeds in gr. ct -1A
variety, such Cloths Cassimeres, and Ves.ngs oi
the latest importstion aud il prepared to have them
made up at the shortes. no iee in the most fashion
able manner, and OF low rates Of prices.
Having made arrangements to go 10 to the Really.
"sds Clothing business extensively This season, he
eels confident that he Offer t. those .shsg T.
purchase stock of Clothing, not inferior to any IL
this city, and not maize up at the North as is usu.
ally tho case with work sold here; but cut in his
own establishment, and made by our own needy cit
liens in this dull at low rates of prices he is
enabled therefor, to compete with northern work IN
po mt Of prices and 10 quality and stvle, he will
leave for those who favor him with call to Judge
He can sell whole suits, Cost, Parts and Vest, I'll
the following low Sates:
Good suis for business purposes, out of cloth
sinere for the small gum Is
Dress and frock Goa s, FROM sla 10 SO
Overcoats Of different sty IL to %
Black and fancy Pen aloous SO to l0
Silk and Velvet Vests 80 to 1O
This stock Of Clothing is of superior quality
aud hss bse made up since he received The fa and
wint r fashions.
He Keeps constantly on hand large assertmeu;
of fancy arti,les-such Gloves, C.asats, Collars
Umbrellas, &c.
Sole Agant for the ssle Of scott's Report Of Fash.
ions in this city. sep l5-tf
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The means used to preserve order should
be adapted to the sex, age and habits Of
the pupil-what might be necessary and
proper in case of large boy, XQuld ne
very improper and excessive in The case
of female-and left it to the jury to
say whether any possible circumstances
would warrant a man, whether teacher
or not, in laying his hands in violence or
anger on grown up girl. The jury
found verdict against the teacher for
the sum of 1865, which, we think, meets
with approval in the whole community.
Poughkeepsie Tel.
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UHDERTAKER

I WOULD respectfully return my thanks 70 the
Citizens OF Washington sud Its vicinity for their
past patronage and say that owing to the freq aent
1slls in the Undertaking branch OF my business,
lave been induced 70 discoutuus the manufacture
of Furniture, aud turn my attention fully to tine
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to have
am therefore fully prepared to any order ate.
i-" moments notice, and assure those who may
$ive me caE .ast will spare 70 pans carry ou
their ordsss to their entire satisfaction.
JAMES s, HARVEY,
No 40, It'll st., between G aud FL.
N. B--csits sttsnged 30 at aii hours OF the night
mar
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TO INVENTORS.

I'HK ONCE Of "The Inventors Proeection aAl
Union" is on 7th street, opposite the Fest Por
co Of the Ps:ent Office, and is ready to attend
to the business of its members, namely: In making
examinations and soliciting patents, &c.
Inventors invited to call and get a copy Of the
constitution and Bylaws, and where any informA
Jon will be given respecting the Union.
All letters business must be directed to this OF
Gee, where attention will be given Immediately.
A model shop Is In connection with the onice,
where models can Be made to order at the shortest
uotice. r. G. CLAYTON,
ap 10-1y President /. p, N. u.