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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-09

AN IMPERIAL BEDRooM.-Those WHO
are pleased when they can peep into pr
vacy, will, undoubtedly, be amazingly
gratified at the following description Of
bedroom of the Empress Eugenie. az the
Tuh'eries, taken from the Mirror of Fast
ION:
'.The upholsterers have furnished it
with magnificent sky-b blue silk tenure
along the walls, which is fixed by gold
frames, in the style of Louis XIV. The
arm-chairs, chairs, sofas, and lounges are
of the same style, and like silk. AS for
the bed, all made with gilt carved wood.
it is covered with couvre pieds of Maline
lace, and the curtains, of blue silk and
lace, are hung down all around it, in the
same manner as the old beds of our grand
mothers. The carpet is also of blue
color, and so thick that one would take IL
for bear skin. twas made at Aubusson,
expressly for the place in which it la7s.
The ceiling of the room was painted by
MIR. Bresson, and it represents group of
geniuses throwing flowers from rich bask-
cts. The painting is so we'll done that no
one could believe that the figures are not
alive. In short, this magnificent bed
room is the ne plus ultra of riches and
elegance, But what are the dreams under
those laces?"
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

LIVER COMPLAINT, 80
DH PEPSIA.
J A U DICE.
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER
OR STOMACH.
Such as Constipation inward Piles Fullness of Blood
to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Digest for Food Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations Sinking or Fiutter-
Ing at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering
at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations
when 10 lying posture, Dinness Of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain In
the head, Deficiency of Perspration. Yellowness OF
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back Chest,
Limbs, &C., Sudden Flushes of Heat Burning in
the Fl'sh, Constant Imagtnings Of evil, and Great
Depression of Spirits, -.
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PJR ALI DISEAsES OF THF KIDNEYS AMI
BLADDER

D. J. 8. Ro-s's CoaPoGSD FLUID EXTRACT Oh
BUcsJ-rhis is deri ieiIy one Of the best remed;ss
ever Sei for diseases Of the kidneys. bladder, &C.
an also for ,outy affections; always highly recon
Eratei by the late Dr. Physic, aud many Of til,
mOsi distinguished medical Men abroad. Price st.
cea's.
D2. J. s. Rosx's GOLDEN Pills for Falling Of the
womb, Female Weakness Debility, and Relaxation
Priss 80 cents
br. }. 8. RosE's FENNs SrgcIFtC.-A remedy foi
Painful Nsn.trUa.iOn, Leucorrhea or Whites. Price
ona dollar.
F0R LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
Tie Liver being the largest gland in the human
boiy is more frequently deranged than any other
lhsa follows dyspepsia, constipation, cold feet, and
ss of appetite-the SKIN becomes yellow the spirits
cr1op, ami th"re is great aversion to society. Re-
gulaie the liver, and you correct all these evils
1hS sureS preparations to take DR.. RosEs CELE-
bRs rAD RAILROAD Oh ASTI-BuIoUs PILLS. They carry
on he bile, and soon give appetite and strength.
Ills DYsPErHA COMPOUND should be taken where o
person las bean troubled with dyspepsia for a long
uine.-Price 80 cents. But for colds, Bilious habits
)aundlce, 6c-, take Dr. Rosgs ANTI BILIOUS Oh RAIL
koiD PILLS, II. aad p cents per box.
All o! the above preparations, with DR.. Roses
h-ica Adviser 70 persons in Sickness and in Health.
o De hsl Of L. d. Gilman, Charles Stott Co., ".
IL Gilman, John W. SGirn, Patterson Nairn,
". Morrison, William T. Evans. Kidwell Il Law
reuoe, J. y. Moore, Washington; J. l.. Kidwell.
GeOrgstoSn; sra BY all dealers in Alexandria vir-
gina SEP "a
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DR.. HoIt's COmpound Peach SyrOp.
I'HIS Compound now established in universal IA
L vor by its acknowledged merit for tie cure OF
coughs, colds Group. hoping cough, and every dis
ease OF the throat and lungs, is without parallel
Every family should supply themselves with q
supply OF Or. Holt's PEACH SYRUP, TO bs used o.
preventive medicine.
Sold in Washington by C. Stott, D. B. Clarke, W
Elliott, @. z. Davis J. III. Stone, Evans, Sylvester
Dr. Butt, Gsrdn4r, and by the Druggists generally
In Baltimore, Georgetown, Alexandria, and Rich
m0nd.
Price twenty five cents Per bottle.
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Do YOU SUPPER WITH ANY PAIN, II

do Tou will find Immediate relief by using Dr.. j.
kos@s Pam CCEss. 1t is the only preparation whic!
~-tlrcs almost ins antiy Snre ThrUat, Rheumatism
from Colds. Pain. in the side, back limbs, Face
Ear or Toothache Stomach or Bowels. Si,ie or Back
StiH Neck. Bruises, COrns and Chilbiaj1s- Where
ever you have pain, the Pain Curer, safe to al
ages Price ~, Is and so cts.
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The WKEKLY STAR.

OT The following is an extract from
letter written by Or. Franklin: on the
death Of his brother, John Franklin, to
Miss Hubbard.
Il condole with you. We have lost q
most dear and valuable relation. But, j.,
Is the VIII OF GOd and nature, that these
mortal bodies be laid aside, when tLs
soul Is to enter into real life. This i;
rather an embryo state-a preparat;on
for iiring. A man is not completely
born until he is dead. Why then should
we grieve that new child is born amon-
the immortals, new member added 70
their happy society! We are spirits
That bodies should be lent us, while they
can afford us pleasure, assist us in sc
CURING knowledge, or doing good to our
fellow creatures, is kind and benevolen.
act OF God. When they become unfi.
for these purposes, and afford us pain
instead of pleasure-instcad of an aid
become an inc Imbrance, and answer none
OF the intentions for which they were
gwen, 1t is equally kind and benevolent
that a way is provided by which we NAV
get nd OF them. Death is that way. We
ourselves, in some cases, prudently choose
a partial death. A mangled, painful
limb, which cannot be restored, we will
lingly cut Off. He who plucks out tooth
parts with it freely since the pain goes
with it, and he who quits the body, parts
at once with all pains, and possibilities
OF pans and diseases which he was
liable to, or capable Of making him suf-
fer.
Oar friendand we were invited abroad
on a party of pleasure, which is to last
forerer. His char was ready first, ard
he has gone before us. We could no.
conveniently start together and WHY
should you and be grieved at this, since
we are soon to follow, and knop where 10
md htnS Adieu. b. FRANKLIN.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE LATHAM PRIZE POEMS.
CONTINUED.
[corYK1aHr sEcuRKp.1

PROF. HI. w. Il.
The stately, strange measure of Professor H. w
L. was never more stately and strange than here
The last line, in its obscure hint, is perfectly awful
Our learned poet has surpassed himself in this
Prize Poem-f, indeed, it be altogether his for we
regret to say, he has sometimes been caught steal
ing, and has made large gains thereby of which fact
noted instance may be found in verse running
thus:
''Art is long, and Time is feeting,
And our hearts, though stout aud brave,
Still, like mufled drums, are beating
Funeral marches TO the grave"
Stolen from the German. And SO of sundry other
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UHILDRRNs NURSERY CHAIRS, made Of rat
~ tan, just received and for sale ct
Dec 2s& LAMAONDs, yth st - :
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MEDICINES WHICH EEVER FAIL 70
GIVE SATISFACTIoT

NE. J. :. ROSE is honorary member Of th'
IL phIla.ei ph,A Medical Society, and gradaate-
in 1870 from the University of Pennsylvania, unie
the -u!ishc- Of = tralv eIuineut Professors Pkys
i.. Ciiap.nIr Gibson. Coke, James aud Hare. name.
cslSbratei for medical science. Being solicited b,
thousands 0f is pstIen:a to Fu. Mp his Preparations
lie OH r. to the iGb. rho results Of his ex
pa-inrs TO- the past thirty years. the following vai
ut'le Family Medicines, each one suited 10 sp,
c.ic DISEASE:
d. j. ). EogE3 NERVOUS AND ISTIGORATIs6 Cor
DIAL The -reateJt discovery in medical science
Tliis astonishing preparation for raising up veal
Constitution de5iiistei BY care, labor, study dis
ease. acts Ike charm. 1t gives strSngth and app
t.e, and p0.-essss great inviyorating properties.
For Heart Disssse, all Nervous Affections, Flatu
lecce. IleSrt Burn, i.sstessHsss Nam5nesS, Neural
gis, rai'ius the spirits, and giving power TO th.
whole sy,IG, I. II almost miraculous in its effect
% cents bottle.
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.

IhUId 1S MlG6T1.
Plain and Unvarnish n ed at IN e II {
tNE commend the perusal Of the extract below
w to our readers. Mr.. Bull is q merchant of
iiSh character.
SANDY BOTTOM, MDDLEsEx Co. Va.
The daily union., 1854-03-07
Baltimore public Ledxer.

An association Of printers In Baltimore have issued
new morning penny paper with the above name, devoted
TO the cause Of labor and intended promote organizs.
lion for mutual protection and advancement and i'm.
provement " The rights of labor" is the motto OF ,h.
new candidate for public favor and while il advocates i'd
principles. there is commendable moderation and spin
Of justice TO all in its editorials. The Ledger is neatly
printed sheet clear type and nice paper about the usu
size OF penny papers We observe that ii contains the
usual teegraphic matter, markets, marine intelligence
congressional proceedings by telegraph and other general
domestic and foreign paper thus gotten up and
attached TO the mechanical interests OF the country il
properly conducted. must meet with kind reception
from all
The daily union., 1854-03-07
The Nebraska Question in Illinois,

The democrats in the Illinois legislature have come up
noby 10 the support Of the bill introduced into the Senate
BY their distinguished SENATOR Judge Douglas. for III,
organization OF the Nebraska Territory The following
resolutions have been adopted by both branches of the
Illinois legislature BY decided mslorites:
"Reiotped That liberty and indepe ndenoc are Ia
upon the right Of the people to orn for such
government as they may choose that this arcnt prnc.
pche fiuright Of freemenhe gift OF eaven-ecnr,d
70 as by the blood Of our TO be extended 10
iuure genertuis and Limitation ought 10 be sppied
% ths power, ln e organ Of any Terrofy oj the
United States ol either territorial government or sap
consti ution; provided the government as established
shall be republican,, and In conformity with the constu
tion
"Reso're5, That we Will stand BY the Com promise Of
loJO; at we are attached 70 that great pn
cple OF deuaocracY and Zee Institutions which lies al tie
basis Of our creed, and gives every political communig
tho right TO govern tselt-to form such government y
they may choose without limitation, restriction or hr
drancr, ave obtdence 20 the constitution OF county
Rstorca That the Insulation Of slavery Was one III he
principal subjects Of compromise the constituon tha
10 sed ihcren and that deem The resetion Oh
geographical iue upon the right OF the people TO form
such gnyeInment as ihey choose regard The
question Of slavery, az gross violation OF that sacred
as similar restriction upon any other question OF govern
ment the aht whereof h equally recognised by the con
sliiuon Of the United STATES -
Resetr,d, That this principle s contained and carried
In the Nebraska bill offered In the Congress of the n
ted States by distinguished senator se phen Doug
las that wo approve Of said bil and that we will sua
our senator "a his advocacy OF the same"
The daily union., 1854-03-07
OFFICIAL.
Csngress 81 m onday.
The Senate did not sit to-day.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPREsESTATIvEs.--A joint resolution from
the Committee Printing for settling the accounts of
A. Boyd Hamilton read third time and passed.
MIR. Appleton presented joint resolutions from the Mas
sachuses Legislature in favor OF reduction in
postage The House went into committee the home-
stead bill After adopting amendment and rejecting
others. the committee and reported the bill to the
House, when it passed by vote of lot to 70. On
motion Of Mr. Perkins, OF Louisiana, The Committee on
the Judiciary instructed to inquire into the propety
of commencing legal proceedings any of
money which may have been paid the claim OF Gar
diner and Mears. Without doing any other business Of
importance, the House adjourned.
The daily union., 1854-03-07

or her residence, abandoned the said entry for ,oo
lnan sx months al any time, them and that evs,
the land 90 entered shall back the xoyernmsns
and be disposed OF other public lands now by E
su6ecl TO an appeal TO the General Land Office. ~
SEc o dad BE- further enacted That il any indvia
ual now resident OF OF the States or Teftlto
and not citizen OF the United States but at the tims
have filed declaration Intention US required by H. @
uraizaon laws OF the United States. and shall beeon
citizen OF the before the issuance the pasnt
made and provided for in this act shall be pac ed upo
equal footing with the nativeborn citizen OF the tJnI
States. "1
SEC. q dr.d be III further enacted That no ndvidu.t
shni be permitted 20 make than entry under ~
provisions o this act and that the Com the
era Land Office Is hereby required prepare and lsas
be necessary and proper carry its provisions INTO esc
and thai the registers and receivers OF the land az
hoes shall be entitled receive the lion ,
lands entered under the provisions oil this that bsv
entitled receive when the same quantity ~
land is entered with money oiehato be paid by the ue
making the application, the time doing and ,h
other half the issue OF the certificate by the person ia
whom may be issued PROVIDED, hotoeper That ali ns,
entering land under the provisions OF this act shall IA
may be practicable, in making such entries be
confined each alternate and land sub
ect private entry at dollar and twenty-five Der
dad pyoUded, further, That nothing in this act shall
be so construed TO impair interfere In any manner
whatever with existing presumption rights Pyoutded Ir.
h0, That the provisions OF this act shall be couslued
TO authorize the class OF persons provided for The
foregoing part of this act who may 100 acres Of
his her farm subject entry the minimum price Der
acre, quantity when added what they may own
be equal IN IO0 acres, provided he she shall cu
vale the whole or part thereof
The daily union., 1854-03-07
Death Of b. Devin Reilly, Rsq.

We regret to be called upon to announce the sudden
deeease OF this accomplished young gentleman He died
at his residence in This city, Sunday evening, having
retired to his bed in good health and splr Ii is sup.
posed that the cause apoplexy. Mr. Reilly was
Of those able and courageous spirits who were compelled
to fly from the wrath Of the British government. owing
to the part he took in the Irish troubles Of ls4s He
one OF the fearless and iorcible speakers and
writers OF the day, and endeared 10 arge circle o
friends He leaves behind wife and child almost with
ont protection Let them not be forgotten by those who
knew the worth, the genius the courage and the manly
qualities Of her gifted husband. Mr. Reilly will BE-
buried from bis residences corner Of Connecticut avenue
and street, this afternoon. nj q O'clock
The daily union., 1854-03-07
The Pennsylvanla Patriot.

This IS the title OF new democratic paper just started
at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, by Andrew Hopkins esq
the first number OF which has just been received is
filled with able and powerful articles, specimen Of
which we transfer 10 our columns to-day The Patriot
commences its under the most favorable ausIce
and We cordially welcome il into the democratic iold.
May il long continue 10 the good work il has CON.
menced
The daily union., 1854-03-07
The National Ineugenesr speaks by authority Of the
position OF several senators who absent when the
vote ON the Nebraska bill was taken. az follows:

Considering the exhausIna length Of the sitting the
aeness of the hour which the taken, the
strength OF the bill had been tested the question Of It's
engrossment, and the of almost all the members
pressed that la their speeches, tho Senate
manned very full the last Several members were known
be absent from indspositon among them Mcssrs. Ever
EFT, Toombs, and Bright The frs-named gentleman re.
manned ill half pact o'clock, when i-heah compelled
him retire. Had he been present, he would,
thorzed say, have voted against the bill the
named 1t stated the oor woad have voted for it,
as would Mr.. Pearce, of Maryland, requested to
saw, had he been present"
The daily union., 1854-03-07
The Nebraska BIZ as it passed the senate.

The Nebraska Bill as II passed the Senate.
Two amendments were made by the Senate to the Ne.
braska bill, which 10 place it in shape that il
will be very difficult for any friend Of the principle Of
Intervention by Congress- TO oppose it, The one is
substantially the proposed in the House Of
Representatives by Mr. English making ''the summit Of
Rocky mountsns the western boundary of the Territory
of Kansas The other proposed by Senator Badger,
and is substantially the same one proposed in the
House by Mr.. Dean declaring that the repeal Of th.
act of 1920 shall not be construed
to revive he Louisiana law of 1903. We understand
that these amendments have removed the objections Of
several members to the BILL and that the strength Of The
measure in the House is thereby materially increased
Pretended friends Of the bill longer seek defeat
by falsely representing it having the legal effect of
establishing slavery in the Nebraska Territory. There
can now be caving about the full recognition Of the
principle OF non-interventiona principle which every
democrat comedies to be sound
The daily union., 1854-03-07

vILBEttTr Modern Atlas aiming 80 large pusr.
with appended
TO each; one volume. London, 1858.
Just importedby FRANCK TAYLOR
Also Johnsons National Atlas Of HISTORICAL Commercia an
fohuca eeoasphy volume containing large folio mount
ed on cloth. Edinburgh, Is5a.
The Edinburgh Imperial and modern Blaekf
Modern Auas Fndsy Modern Atlas and several American
a.ss. fnANCK TArLoh~
Mari
The daily union., 1854-03-07
An Analysis of the Senatorial Vote on the Ne
braska Bill

braska Bill
In glancing the vote Of the Senate on the bill 10
establish territorial governments for Kansas and Ne.
braska, iorcby impressed by the contrast exhb
tied in the nationality OF the democratic and whig par
TO- For the purpose OF presenting il clearly to the eye
OF the reader, we make the following analysis:
The daily union., 1854-03-07

Gov. Allen. democIal, OF Rhode Island, would have
recorded his vote in opposition 10 the BILL he and h'
colleague, Gen James. instructed 50 10 do by ths
Legislature of-lha Stale.
There are two vacancies in the Senate-North Caroi-
ma /, and Vermont /.
Thus il will be that il there had been a fall at
tendance OF the present senator's the vote would have
been 43 in favor OF the BILL aad II against it.
There was tie vote between the northern and south
ern democraishat is to say. the bill was sustained by
IA democratic senators from the North and IA democratic
senators from the South
Every whig senator from the South, save MIR. Bell,
supported the BILL and not single whg senator from the
North Mason < Dixon's line completely sunders the
whig party
These figures present food for grave reflection
The daily union., 1854-03-07

Late advices have been received at the Navy Depart.
ment from the United States squadron in The Pacific
ocean among them. enc from Commander Dornin com.
mandng the United States ship Portsmouth, now a, San
Francisco, in reference to unlawful expeditions The
presence Of fwar has been attended with this
good resul,bat il prevented the sailing OF two vessels
with men and military supplies.
The decided language Of President Pierce, and the ru
mored interference of government, with the further
proceedings Of these adventuers have very seriously re-
duced the value of their scrip.
The daily union., 1854-03-07

My INVENTIONS thrive, Edmund the base
Shall top the Legitimate"
But they will not thrive. The sterling and iroe hearted
democracy OF New Hampshire cannot be deceived by
such counterfeit presen'menis." The trick and tn,
purpose will be seen through, and eontemned with tn,
indignant scorn OF nsued men
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NO THE PEOPLE Of Lymchbmrg.

l. ADAMS & cos. Expresses offer Duly, Certain
md Cheap face. fdr obtaining goods of all deserip
lions from all parts Of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on The
swift and JameSopn and Rodnnhc Anyng
NcwYork, "Wednesday. and Saturday, arriving in Rich
'nond Friday md Monday Of each week. by this line
prepared 10 lorwsrd goodsof all descriptions At
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Dovenp1r's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage.
Our inland express per Great IT, s Mail Li.e. CO. =.
ns her ,tofore, to arrive in Richmond Trsoe D4,,
The we-known character Of our hou-o for resp, si-
bility and attention the interests of
warrants US in saying that shippers will find il Ia the r
order their Goods through Adams d. 10.
Ezpress." ADAMS & co,
per HIM. n. Mostly Agent
jy2 ifdts Lynchtnrg, Va.
N B.-GooJs dispatched to all points where We haw
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TO THE PUBLIC.


TINfIE undersigned who carr ing the clustering
l. business in the city Lynnhburg AMI vicinity
take this method To inform their oil Patrons wei
all others who may have any thing do in Ihci, neha
they are obliged To advance the price Of work small
traction foimer rates.
1t he obviou. all concerned that gren
sily mpel, us to this cour'e.
No movement of this rhutarter undertaken,
bur that il met the opposition of the ube and eived
their dsaprrob,tion: Tn ,mined the ground
very carefully upon which we hope to fix cihins 10
public favor in this present pos liz The rapid nno
permanent adDance in the prices of all ntirrs oi living
includ House rent, Taxes Nc. &c. but espe-
cay in every description of material and abonr used,
satisfied that either had to abandon homes nnd
cherished a.sociu.ions for oth"r locations that offered
proper inducements and reward. for labour, ask
the hands of liberal public the proper remuneration
for our services. This now do:
OUR RATES from this date will be thirty cents for
all cont work, and thirty FIVE for all three
work. One work twenty five cents. finished atter
the trowe Cornee per square foot 37dc and for each
running loot of ornamental work in cornice, still
ing. All outside work stuccoing viii be, NJ hereto
fore, fifty cents per sqnnre yari In conclusion, We
wish To al that abatement be made in any OF
the prces by either of without violating our word
and honor
JNO. LONG,
PETER G. AKERS
J. W. CHICK
JOHN W. LANDLORD,
GEO i. McCLEES,
WAI. A STEPHENS,
JAMES OLIVER.
Il
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.JEilU WILLIAMS.
NOW Is THE TIME 10 Buy stoves

NJ OW IL THE TIME TO Buy Stoves
Y Wishing close Off our large stock Of Cooking,
laror and Box Stoves shall from this dat. offer thcm
prices TINT snes. We have a full nssoI
from the sperdid Stove that gives tho "Chec,jrl
Open Fire. down the smnll Air-tght Tint
nothing. Pease CoA Examine and buy the Stove,
Furnace and Rnnge Warehouse, Enst Main ST
dec 2l-ts O. g. BLISS.
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Tobacco, Tobacco,

| INSEED OIL, PAIN y, kc.-Recev.
IL ing and for SMILE
Linseed OIL,
Lewis White Lead,
Zine in Tin Cans,
Brown Zinc
Spirits TGrpeuiine,
Ground TIMBER, Par Green Sienna. CT rome Green,
Prnssian Blue, Vrnnyse Brown-Also full assortment
OF Brushes, ut
jan 10 J. =. WRIGHT'S New Drug Store.