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THE
CONTRACT OLE lNSIRANCE

nFFERS an expedent, by means of which pru-
~ dent men escape losses. They transfer to
others the risks which inevitably cause them
For small consideration, these risks, which might
in an unlucky event, ruin individuals, are safely
assumed by Companies well organised and judi
ciously managed. Such an institution is the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
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1854. REGULAR 1865.
Council bluffs and MisiOuri River

Council Bluffs and Missouri River
SEMI MONTH"; Y PASSENGER PACKET,
For Bluff City, Bellevue, 81. Mary's, Bethlehem,
Fort Kearney, Linden Landing Sonora, Iowa
Point, Dallas, Savannah Landing, ST. Joseph,
Weston Lexington, and all landings on the
River.
In t. The swift steamer, SAM GLOON,
49,. Capt. JOIN McCLoy, having been pur-
chased expressly for the above trade, will conn
mence her regular trips making two trips month,
leaving st. Louis every alternate Monday at 5 o.
clock, Oh the first opening of navigation, and con-
tinue permanently in the trade during the entire
boating season. She is unsurpassed for speed,
convenience and comfort by any boat in the river,
and in every way well adapted to the trade for
which she is designed combining all the requisites
Of first class Missouri River boat, being abund-
gress, in the way Of Life Boats, Life Preservers,
Magnetic Water and Steam Guages, Alloy lndi-
Gators, &C., sc.
The undersigned beg leave to avail themselves
Of the present opportunity to return their grateful
Acknowledgements TO their numerous friends along
the river, and al Council Bluffs for the very ber-
al patronage heretofore extended to them while
in charge OF other boats that river for the last
ten or eleven years. and 10 solicit continuance
of the same for the Gloon, pledgn. themselves TO
use their best eXertions to give full satisfaction ia
all those Tho may favor them with their business;
at the same time TO assure them and the public
generally, that in the passenger accommodations
and appointments generally of the Gloon, they
will be found second to those of 10 boat on the
river, while nothing shall be left undone 10 render
trip on the Gloon in every way both speedy and
! pleasant. liberal share of business respect.
| fully solicited.
JOHN McCLOY. Captain,
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Clerk.
MANSON Il BARTHOLow, Agents. nh23
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CHARLES III. WINSLOw.
of uOnuments,T Tomb
and Grave Stones.

BRUINS WICK, MO.
prepared to fill orders of every description at
~ All orders from "a distance promptly atten,
BD Persons purchasing from nv agents NAV
rely on being furnished with the best material, and
executed in the finest style. 'a'' '"u
February 3, 1854.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL


Many years OF ulal. instead of impairIng the
public confidence in this medicine, has won for
II an appreciation and notorety by far exceeding
the most sanguine expectation of its friends No
thing but its intrinsic virtues, and the unmistakea
BILE benefit conferred on thousands of sufferers,
could originate and maintain the reputation it en-
joys. While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community, have failed and been discarded
this has gained friends by every trial, conferred
benefits on the afflicted which they can never for
get and produced cures too numerous and too re-
markable TO be forgotten.
While il is fraud on the public 10 pretend that
any one medicine will infallibly cure-stil there
is abundant proof that the CHERRY. PEcToRAL
does not only as general thing, hut almost inva-
riably cure the malades for which it is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become the
best reliance of the afflicted, from the logcabin of
the American peasant, to the palaces of European
Kings. Throughout this entire country, in every
State, city, and indeed almost every hamlet il con
tains, CHERRY PECToRAL is known as the best
remedy extant for diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, and in many foreign countries it is coming
to be most extensively used hv their most inteli-
gent physicians. In Great Brit7in, France and
Germany, where the medical sciences have reach
ed their highest perfection, Cherry PEcToRAL is
introduced and in constant use in the armies, Hos
pitfalls, Aims Houses, Public Institutions, and IN
domestic practice, as the surest remedy their at
gerous affections of the lungs. Also in milder ca
ses, and for children it is safe, pleasant and efec-
tual to cure. In fact, some of the most fattering
testimonials we receive have been from parents
who have found it etficacous in cases particularly
incidental to childhood.
The CHERRY PICTORIAL is manufactured bv a
practical Chemist and every ounce of il under his
own eye, with invarabe accuracy and care
II is sealed and protected by law from counter
feits, consequently can be relied on as genuine
without adulteration.
We have endeavored here to furnish the commu-
nifty with medicine of such intrinsic superiority
and worth as should commend itself TO their con-
hdence--a remedy at once safe, speedy and effect
ual, which this has by repeated and countless tri
ais, proved itself TO be and trust by great care In
preparing II with chemical accuracy, of uniform
strength, to afford physicians new agent on which
they can rely for the best results, and the afflicted
with remedy that will do for them all that med
icine can do.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES c, AVER.
Practical and analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
CT Sold in Glasgow by o. Henderson & Bro;
IN Keytesyille by L. Salisbury Co.; in Roanoke
by Blake Bagbyjin Fayette by W. r. Snelson;
and by all Druggists.
Francis Walton, st. Louis, wholesale Agsat.
Jarfaasy IL, lsa4.<-oa.
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I ETTER, Foolscap and Note Paper, for sale
- by the ream or quire, at the Fayette Drug
and Book Store.
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DOITGs III CONGRESS

SENATE.-During the remainder Of their
session, yesterday, the Senate were occupied
With their calendar and in the course of the
lay twenty-five private bills were passe
wenty-iour pos poued, ami four rel cted
House bills) Seventeen House bills were Not
ictei on.
The Senate then adjourned till Monday
IN THE House yesterday, after we went to
press, the question Of donating lands to polyg-
miats in Utah was further discussed in Com
uittec of the Whole on the ate of he Unio.
N the bill 20 establish the Office of survey =,
general in Utah, making donations of land to
'ctu settlers there, &c, The C mmi'tee was
address on amendments by Mes rs. Letcher
d ney, Perkins "f New York, Boyce, Camp
ell, Waihridge, Phillips, Taylor OF Ohio, and
richardson.
Various local b; l. appli ,ab to Oregon wer.
hen cor s'deIei. Mess s. Line. o. Or gon, ano
iillson debating hem. The committee then
ose.
1t was moved that when the House adjourn
hey W. uii adj 'urn over un il Monday next
ens 10, nays 81; 10 quorum voting
Repeated motions were IN de ,ha the House
djrurn and they were severally voted down
Finally, hpweyer, the House adjourned
without quo.um,)
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CLICKED TO DEATH Worcester
transcript says thai Nathaniel Hastings,
f Boylston, was almost instantly choked
o death OH Monday noon, while at din
ner with his family, by getting larg
iece Of unmastica ted beef lodged III his
throat. lie was 81 years of age.
" Green Bay, Wisconsin, became a
lily under its new charter, on Monday
rbe Mayor. Treasurer, and Aldermen
md other city officers were elected Oh
that day.
" Cattle are scarce and dear in Iowa
and throughout the Northwest. Oxen
800 to Sl25 per yoke.
VA call for q WOman's Rights Cen
vealen, TO meet at Boston on the I'd o.
June. has been issued by Lucy Stone,
Wend,ll Phillips, &C., names which arc
SYNONYMOUS with ianaticism.
~ Hunbug- any ism which treads
upoa the corns OF any other ism,
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intelligenter discourses soberly
against the proposition of Senator Slidell
for the repeal Of our neutrality laws, so
far as Spain is concerned; and also con-
tains an elaborate paper, written by some
New Yorker, upon the duty of Congress,
in connection with the General Govern
ment. We commend this essay to all the
members, as we'll as to all readers, every
where, Who desire solid information as to
the history of the position and relations
Of the District Of Columbia to the Cen
eral Government.
The Union defends the "veto power"
under the American Constitution, against
the charge that it is "a remnant of despot-
lem" So far as the recent veto is con.
rned, no defence seems to be necessary
We have never known more popular act
than that proves to be with Congress. This
Is apparent 10 the fact, that more or less
members of the other political party who
originally voted for the vetoed bill, now
dseiare th,ir apprubatlon Or this act OF
the President. In an article on the pros
pect Of the Nebraska bill before the House,
the Union also argues to show that the
bona fde demonstrations Of popular SEN
timent at the North are in favor of, rather
than against the bill.
The Sentinel contains long article
upon MIR. Benton and the Missouri Com
promise" and exposes very properly, the
iactthat the Louisville mob has been COM
uniting much more dangerous offences
against the peace and well being of soci-
ETY.. than the jury at Elizabethtown,
which acquitted Matthew Ward.
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PINE APPLES.

/ CST rec iEed from hiladelp ha, and in hpe or
uef. Ell excellent lot Of delicious PINE APP
LES, which viii be sold cheap by tins dyzen or 9th
srS Use.
Conen'ioner, c,rner Pa ave and 18th STREET
may 6-3i~ j. a. WEAVER
t'WhNtY-FlVE CENT DAGUERkEUrYPES-
l. We Sc. that gu new Fr. nch process has wa 2 ed
p some # the Old Fngi in Wsshit gton, and they
cave .t4risd som. OF their Apprentice Bors to tr, u
'mP'ts WI h US IN taking cheap Pictures. Thy
dare DOT nor wou.d mt have ever tried IT, if had
"ot st intro Tue ID my new proc it's no GO
VIII, then, for eau take four to thoic one. ard
mai better pictures also They say they d. it to
a'>omni'd lie those who want cheap pic ures; they
may very II :ay On they are obliged to do H.
~ we're not drove to il, but comm 10 IL on the
start. aad mean to keep l. up il the PEG lie wi ~
nenb th- nf-t 70 give them cheap pictures, and
1--WE us tLair patronage. ,...l.
= Il J j WOODBEIDGE'S,
New York G Tx ~, over Gilmsns Drug Store,
6-l,A -. pa avsuue
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PROCEEDINGS 0F TO-DAY

IIoUsE.-To-lrv. Mr.. Washbarn, presented
esolutions Of the Maine legislature, asking
payment for laLis taken, or required to be
taken to carry into effect The 90 treaty of " ash
ngton, and others in ftv0r Of the Fren h
1poilaiion claims; al of which were laid OF
he table and ordered to ue printed.
Mr.. Stevens, OF NJ cbigan, rose to report
Minnesota Rail Road land donating bill, to the
committee on Public Lands.
But o lection was La lie. on the ground that
did not RIP rly "pper ain to '.ieritoria
business" the speci, order for the day.
deha'e ON the relevancy Of thi. bill as
'necitl order occurr d; when the speaker de.
ided IL favor OF the admi.sibilIity of the re
ceport
Mr.. Haven appealed; and pending the ques-
ion on The appeal -
TWAS mo'el to adjournment agreed to-;
se's 5S. nays 81.
Mr. Stevens, of Mich then repo, ted his
ainnesjta Railroad Bill which WIS bel ne
considered when our report went TO press
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U A New York paper says that one
of the most troublesome consequences OF
the break in the Croton dam is, the dimi-
mutton of the supply OF milk.
C. The cost of railroads in the United
States now built is 100000. 900 dollars.
OF this only about 5O,OOO,OOO dollars is
owned abroad.
q 1t is stated that 500 deaths bv
cholera have occurred in Paris within the
last four months.
u Severa; very extensive tanneries
are now in successful operation, in Cali
frnia, manufacturing sale and harness
leather of very superior quality, and in
quantities almost sufficient to supply the
consumption OF the State.
q A case of much interest to medi.
can men is that presented in the person
of an old lady in Cornith, Me-, who ha~
attained the remarkable age of 1l2 years
1t is said that she takes three boxes full
Of snuff per day.
u Evil company is like tobacco smoke
you cannot be long in its presence with
out carrying away faint of it.
q In Pennsylvania girl is legally
manageable at fourteen, and boy at
sixteen, without the consent of parents
u Sammy, my son, how many
weeks belong to the years 60 Forty
SIX. sir" why, Sammy, how do you
make that g The other six are Lent -
u The small pox is creating much
alarm at Rutland, Walden, Danvllle and
other towns in Vermont, and many cases
have proved fatal.
UNed Buntline has advertised his in =.
tentlon 10 start new Sunday know
Nothing paper at Boston.
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EVERY MAN A FREEBOOTER.

'HE UNION LAND AS-U HAHN rtsDpct'pll,
L inform the public that they hsve ,axen pp
TRACT OF L'ND egily situated ~ thu jun ton OF ID.
Bridge road, Ma borough DAD and the III catava,
road, fronting on the Iivsr. directly opposite t.,
Navy Yard, and c1mmapdinS f. re views of the G {,
OF washington, and he Patsm &C RIVER which the,
intend laying ont in BUILDING {. rs, tn b I,c4Sef
~ 81 Ut Oh the lst of June mkt after which no Los
Will be Gold except al a UGH higher price. Persons
des'gnipg to purchase should Therefor: make earl,
application
The size If Lots sre "A feet front by 100 deep. a
fronting on TO feer wide streets, lat the very loy
irre OF 500 h. without nt-re pay bic in smal
monthly iostaments, as f,ows: s. upon each 10
upon subscribing. AMI IS zach lot every succped
ing moth, until th- whole Is aid, when a "ueed II
fee simfi" viii be given to each loo hoier clear C.
every !: cumbrsnce. The streets also III be CT d..
end eyed W tn shade trees, without extra charge
the lot holders
Purchasers have the privilege Of exchanging (afte
the hraWlngl for any Lots that may remain unsr H.
by paying 81 each Lot extra and can have t~o O,
more Lots together.
JOHN FOX. Secretary,
Office 9Th street above D, op. Intelligence OFFICE
~ Open from pa N. to p n. may s1cw
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NoTICE.
Or LEVI VIII positively ieave this
CITY uh RI dAy nsIt, the l2th
Inst, without further pOst-
pOnc lnchs
INSTANTANEOUS & EFFEcIuAL CURE

INSTANTANEOUS & EFFEcTUaL CURE
FOR COINS BGNION vs. CiLLOS NE NAILS
GROHiYG IVIO THE FLE>H
And every Disorder of the Feet, By peculiar and
new method, without cutting or causing the Plight
est psiu.
nR. LEVI will post re leare Washington en-
IL Fifdy, he 18th ms ant an mo I Of his
hours during that period urs air ADJ eng, q a. ana
wing to other defnite srr g. ments, which elude
Inn es ibiuy Of his dcce; TING any opp u1tn,en,s
ter II at day, he would most ,esrec fully tugset
- Tho re BIO ars des rOu of consulting him. to give
him due notice # tEer intention 30 as to prevent
dtSal pofnaehts, especially to ladies.
" No a @ nau,t sire t, Regent street, London and
No 50 his RAJ. de RI, OH, Paris
Pat nized bv the Royal Fsm " and Nobility of
Great Britain and Frsnce. may be consulted DALI,
FIR, m 10 o'clock in the morning until O'Clock in
the afternoon, ut his office. IT
MRS. GkIfFIN'J,
ID, between 9th and 10th streets, Warrington.
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
From II ]. 81. NAPOLEON LILLE cart fie aua Mr.
Levi enleve les ors asec une extreme ahilt. About
Jay. LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
From VIM. f. PHILIP +, hsa DIR, levi has extract.
81 sev1raI CORDS fJr me witho pain leaving nv
ct mfortab!-. and have reas IN to believe that
he cure is permaAsnt IN
"a. wM. F. PHILLIPS.
From W. A. JoHNseS, E,q,-Dr. Levi has extracted
several corns from my feet ~tn great skil with.
out causing me tie least pain.
W. A JOHNSON,
F, between 18Th and l4th streets.
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1854.
From the most noble the Marquis OF LAxspowNr-
Mr. n Levi extracted corn from me with per;ect
facility and Success. LANsDOWNE.
From ROBERT Fer Us,s, ". n. Physician in orii.
AIRY to h-r Majesty OF Great Britain ME-. L-yi has
most sk>l'fli1y extracted tuo corrs from NV f.et
without giving me the slightest pain
s.-.-s R0BER FsRHUSoN, MD.
LONDON, March 8, 1885, 10y a.
1e csrine que d. Levi una extirps plusisurs Gers,
tana ms iairs eprOuyer Ia moindrs douleur.
GU CutELLiER. h D., o.
81 De 10 Facults, Paris.
From J. 8. McFAnLANE, NJ. d. hereby testify
that Mr. Levi hiss exhibited great skill and talent
IN the speedy removal several COINS Of long and
Ing, aud bunion and .llossify vnch had preyilus
denrd the axertnns Of several Operators, and ~.
commend him TO the public. - ...sr -
). 8. MCFARLAND. NJ D,
Corner OF Poydras and Circus str eta
NEW ORLEANS, January l, lS53.
From UENRy 8. LEyERT, H. D.-I have iust hsa /.
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GT The Boston Commonwealth, in
noticing our refutation of the brutal
abolition ISLANDERS on Senator Petit, of
Indiana, gives US specimen of coarse
ness and vulgarity found only among
the God-forsaken hypocrites of abolition
ism, who, while they pretend to be the
advocates of suffering humanity and the
special champions of freedom, malign
and Islander every man WHO opposes their
fanatical teachings.
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PERSONAL.

80. Somebody, in the Baltimore Times,
nominates Willard Fillmore for President and
Albert Pike of Arkansas, for Vice President
in 1856.
80. a man named Sidney Bailey had been
arrested at Milledgville, Georgia, on charge
Of abducting ten slaves from South Carolina.
-. The Hon. Edward Everett is on visit
to his family at Boston, and we regret to hear
his heal is lot good.
James E. Cooley, late Of the New York
Senate, has removed to New York City, having
purchased the residence recently occupied by
AugCs:e Belmont Mr.. will have now O
fine field in which to display his beauties of
speech
L. NJ. Warren, democrat, has been
chosen mayor Of Rockford Illinois, by 400
votes to q for Penfeld, whig.
80. Mr.. John n. Genin has been nominated
by the New York Tribune for mayor of the
city. His late street cleaning exploits have
rendered. him popular.
The Rev J. C. Richmond is no longer
on Austrian territory He annoyed the police.
the American consul, and the people of Pesth
until he was satisfied and then prudently re-
tired. The consul thinks he has s'passed the
narrow boundary line which sometimes sepa-
rates a really superior intelligence from mis-
chievous species of insanity
Johnson the Saugerties clergyman, who
has rec ntly been deposed by his church, has
recently been arrested and committed to pri-
son, for drowning his wife and child last fall
-. Major Cooper, son of the late tragedian,
Thomas A. Cooper, chief engineer of the Geor-
gia railroad, is now in New York city.
....Rev. DR.. Palmer, of Charleston, accept.
ed a C Ill TO Cincinnati but his Presbytery re.
fused to placs the call in his hand
1.-THE Washington correspondent of the
niger Register of Philadelphia, in keeping
with the course of the rest of the Abolition
tribe, says many hard things about Hon Mr..
Richardson of Illinois, because he fayors the
Nebraska bill.
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y DR.. Levi, the great corn doctor
will remain at Mrs. Griffin's, ID street
between 9th and 10th streets, until Fri.
day next. We advise all our readers,
who are troubled with corns and bunions,
to call on this gentleman, who will, with
out the least pain, afford instant relief
and effect perfect cure. See genuine
certificates published in another column
Of to-day's Star.
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"KNuW NOrHlNGS ="

NTARTLIAG DEVEL JPN IN fS--Astounding, Lu.
~ Oicrous, and Alarming IAN EXPOSE OF I'll
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Pass Words, Charges, 0aths, Init aticn, awful Pen
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All srming inc ease If this Secret Order through.
ont our tn eutsned land viii be pu bish d on SAT
UtDaY, May IL. with striking wcpi ,nt iiIastra-
lions. Cop rs II b. maiied TO any addres, free #
r stage. Dealers aud others Will co we'll 10 order
early Ii they wish any Of the first editor. Price
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~ The meaning Of the word ultra
is, to go beyond-so every man who goe.
beyond me, is to me an ultraist-and ]
am an ultraist to those in my rear.
U St. Paul, (Minnesota,) has now
700 houses, and 400 inhabitants. Ii
began to be village in l84S.
U Butchers at Wheeling are now
paying &c SO per cwt. for beef cattle
an exorbtant price for that region.
u The attempt to force MN to be
virtuous often drives them to vice.
~ There are sixty.six thousand men
engaged upon omnibuses in London On
Sunisy ,yz,y g..e II U.s.. s.lu ii. -
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MRS. Nj. A, SCRJVNER

fEiUtAo thanks to the ladies ut asii "a gton r
~ thair very lit raj encourag.ment and wouIu
I'm thcn. that .he has removed to tie corner Of
,enh., iyinia avenue AMI 10th street, over G. +
Aliens D-y ao9ds tore, where she VT continue I,
E ave orteIs Ter EhbhUIDERY, BRAlUI>G snd
Ornamental NEEDLE WORK. Lyd e. T. ln,as
cGi'daens Dresses, ipfauts flannel Jose, d. Gentle
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