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Chicago, July 2s. g.a,H g-s,.as o.. '.g.g 80 -
1855. Summer Arrang ements. 1855
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q Five DaiIy Trains Lsaycs Chicago:
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Machine Poetry

- machine F0etrY.
Age Of Progress and Of BarnuIn, ls'f zssF
se Ideas new We daily see. 3ga IS &c 81
Now b the time for you to learn 'em,
Come and buy churn Of me,
That viii convert cream TO butter, 90 8i"i
father, wash, and salt IL too, - eis
And leave no cause for you to muttsr,
Because it is Patent aefe.
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!, Gascon having made portfolio into an UNI
nreila, Norman. IN order not TO be behind in
ingenuity, made snuf-bcx, in the shape
OF ps.eL and By means of small spring fred
the snuff up his nose. s. s5a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

a WoNAy SwINM1xGTHE MISSISSIPPI lovcfs
forthcoming Steamboat DIRECTORY gives a thrill.
ing instance Of the necessity for women know ing
how 10 swim. When the ill-fated Ben Sherrod
Was m flames on the Mississippi river, and the lady
passengers who hadthrewn themselves into the
water. were drowning around; the boat, the wife
laptain Castleman jumped into the water with
her infant IN her arms, and swan ashore, dis
lance of half mile, being the only woman saved
out OF sixteen. She had learned to swim when
girl.
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Eos LInEHIa s. Thirty one negroes passed
Through Atlanta, Ga, on the 18th ul.. On Their
way 10 Baltimore TO embark for Liberia. Tire
atlanta Republican learns that they we're from
tennessee, and we're smancipated by a widow Ia
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Chicaro Stove Fonudrv

VINO ENT, HIM ROD & Co..
MANIEAITURERS s. Wholesale Hra.
vi Iers In Stoves. &c.. 242 Lake and 233 South
Water streets, Chicago Ill. Office and sample stoves
hand sEftftspaT fgzTss-FSs & 34sss HfIr sa.s.i
v ~ Having large Foundry at the East In connection
with in this City, gives superior advantages over
any other Dealer the market in enabling all times
to keep full assortment hand Of patterns.
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T"pRDVE;s Germ ,gis1a. We have for sale
PITTS Patent Corn and Cob Mill driven by Horse Pow
aud grinds ten twelve bushels per Price $50
Eagle Works, chicago FEB a. j. W GATES q Co
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DRIVING IT TOO Los6.-A Yankee paper states
that some parties IN New York contemplate start
nag lndia-rabber 0mnibuses We fear this is a
strefcber Sa4-s.s7
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Mr.. Cdolpbo Wolfe, 22 Beaver ST., New Yoft Z.
Dear sir--Last season the writer received, ufosp
your agent In this city, bottle OF your Aromatic -
dam scbnapps, and since that period has pre.tba =
same In certain urinary forms Of complaints also
sss Of debility In aged persons go far sehn,pp' has ~.
OF much Dement, 10 those using IL. . In eone'p'sp
mere dluretic and stnulant lis required, shgsn =
aromatic sehiedam Sehnapps. Thanking yoe M "
Kindness / am respec fully YOURS sse a
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Aankma Nouses.
A.. GREEN. X. II. THOMAS FIrz HENRY WARREN.
Banking House, Exchange Office, and
1,sj#ora.s Land Agency. sz...r III

q :
o. la Burlington, h0yga.
Lave opened House for the transaction Of general
banking and exchange business, and are prepared
70 receive deposits the most favorable terms Time
and sight drafts bought and Sold Collections made and
proceeds promptly RENTED Interest allowed depos-
us. Hentittances and orders for exchange from the
country will receive prompt attention uncurrent funds
credited Mt lowest rates. and exchange RENTED order.
ed without charge. * q, .... janT-,yly
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Save vour Teeth

f1GmglAERsANft FAR ERS ArTEN.
- NJ an Agent for the sale OF ,, A. Lose
~ sstofated Patent sausage and krnrt Gutter tt
~ Nsshines 10 use Every Family should have sns
ssP ssaa gis5 tsssrs ~ s.5ta p. +. HUDSON.
g-ssesS AZ the Store ssers Of :. A. HUDSON 4 co.
: ..ss5sy S~Sfs - dsfn STREET Burlington
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.
Mr. Appleton Of Maine, late U. S. Secretary'of
Legation at London, resigned with thcletters of
recall sent BY the Government to Mr.. Buchanan.
At that gentleman's request there was sent an
appointment to Mr.. Appleton as Z. S. Charge dc
Affairs ad interim, which that gentleman declined,
preierring toreturn to the o. S. where his private
business demanded his presence. We presume
that Mr.. Buchanan will not leave until his sue.
cessor is on the spot to relieve him. 8"5 --'-''
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IS Hours between New York and Chicago. be-
Michigan Southern and Lake Shore Railroad route 4
- BusJalo, Mdgard Falls, Albany, lNeso York and Bos
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West side Of Pubic square Ts,sv,,, r, =
Inc above House, having excellent run on ,a,rou
Wen and IN good state OF prescrya.Ion yh
nns new iarnatufe is offered for sale Enquire on he
p p nfs tmar.sI J. =. MYERs
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| CTCAE EG1f.Etss. OF all lescr ip;fons, on hand
| ~ and male to order. Also, Sheet Iron work viz
Smoke T. PIT. DrccChes ar. mrdc short notice Ea
gle Works, Chicag"-zs -[.eb.lIl r. ". GATES & Co.
NN3D'E rs fsUAGsS ard Src,ssu s,,tiien.
| w fora: for sale at Eagle Works, Chicago. 81 .
/ frh.li. .- .s.-. +. ". GATES Co
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n =. FIELD, BENEDICT & Co., Il. -.
yNHOLESALE nEALERs in Imported and
w American Broadcoths, Black and Fancy Cass,cres
and Doeskins, London and Paris vesngs heavy Wool
ems and Summer Stus, adapted to mems Furnish
ing Goods and Talors Trimmings At III, South Water
street Chicago, III. fcb16n
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VI Palse prophet--therc lies the dead orphan -
In Oh the length and breadth Of the green earth
there Was found no sheisering nest where the
lonely dove could fold its wings when the pa.
rrnt bird had down. The brooding wing vas
gone that covered il from the cold winds Of neg.
I tecs aud ankindness. Love was It's life; aud SO
Iii drooped!
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ST. Louis, Dec. T.
Accounts from Kansas state that an officer of
the military organization of Free State men was
captured at Atchison, and written orders to
burn the town and murder Laughlin were found
on his person. Most Of the male population
had gone to Lecomptou under orders Of the Gov
crnor. A request was sent to Wes Oh for assis-
lance. a party left last night. "a rE atel
dispatch from Jefferson City says no cleo
tionsof Senator vet, and it will not take place this
session. The Bennett and Atrhison men cannot
fuse. siss+ a.-H@ "a gaf>n al Ess.H - fss
The Illinois Democratic Central Committee
have calleda State >Conr. niion, to be held the
first of May next. ,s&1a 10
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sia rs tue only power tnat SENDS special envoy.
Oiher Governments accredit their ambassador
RUssiA.-St. Petersburg letters state that it is
believed that after the increased facilities for
transportation, in consequence of frost, great
quantities oil linseed will be sent overland, sand
that general export after December will be sui.
hcient to produce rally in tho rate Of exchange
The bullion in the bank had increased 40 the
extent Of e5S,o0e on the week. a1s,ss-as .ax4gas
Great quantities OF sulphur, 'saltpetre, and 9th.
or contrahand articles continue to be sent over
the frontier from, Memel., : ssssa--sss,,. sva-s,
GREEcE--otho opened Parliament ON the 18th.
He promised neutrality saiel y @taSsse sssass
The difficulties with the o. S. have been settled
to,he satisfaction of all interested. a,4 .xs ~
LATEST - Telegraph from London on Satur.
day stating tina, Palmerson was positively deter.
mined on the immediate dissolution of Parlia-
ment and the calling of a new oncin February.
COPENHAGEN, Friday Canrobert was expected
the following day remain daring the ne xt week.
The London Post denies authoriiativelr the al
legged Swedish alliance and says there is at pres
ent no prospect of an alliance Il 49,
Lady EmeEa Stuart WORTHY died at Beyrout ON
the 18th $3.50
Sir COLLEEN Campbell returns to the Crimea at
the end OF his leave OF absence. as,ss
CoAsTANTISoPLE, l2th.-At last accounts from
Asia l0mer Paeha was expecting hattie. having
detached division of his army which Was mall
ing forced marches icr Kuten.
Ihs Times city article saws that English funds
opened firm on Friday and csosed dull.
The America sailed for Boston al 5. 50 P. u. on
the 2,sn g Al oeiock same morning passed
STEINER OF Dungayen supposed to be the Baltic.
The Liverpool freight market MAS duh and
quotations to the Gnted States unchanged.
American serasiies Rarney - Brother, and
ssekes hughes \ Owens quote the market. quiet
oW.l !. - Nev-sS 49,
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w ASHINGTON CITY
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 3, 1855.

r IsHAxh r. JAsKs, No. ra South Tenth street rn'ads
pha general travelling AGENT assisted by Ws H. WELD
Jor. CoLIIss r. A. ByAss, TnomAs d. Me-
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w. MAcKEs, and D. =. FRANCE
M Mr M. Lewis OF Montgomery, Alabama is sen
the States Of Alabama and Tenn.s
O. r. LEWIS, JAmrs Lxwis, and SAMUEL d. Lxwis
Gyv w JAMES No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio II
general travelling agent The Western and Texas
assisted BY H. j. TnonAs j. r. Drsr, VIZ. H. THosAs r. q
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READ Irl

The attention Of the reader is invited to the address
which appears in the Union of this morning OF the wing
committee Of superintendent Of Philadelphia IL Is
very abywritien address and that the whole cou-
try fully aroused to the dangerous doctrines and sl
dangerous practices of the know-nothngs, It's con-
yincing arguments viii be regarded further conrma-
ons OF the early and repeated warnings Of the democratic
marty 4
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HON. X. nj. McLANE.
The Baltimore Republican says:

BaItmOft KtpuDHCiH
awe happy the safe arrival in this city Of
our esteemed friend, Hon. r. NJ. McLane, United States
China Mr. Mcane returns to his country
upon visit with the increased confidence and respect of his
whose honor and interests he has noby upheld
amid the troubles of the Celestial Empire"
Mr. McLane paid flying visit to Washington yesterday,
and his friends will be pleased to learn that he
is in the en- joyment of improved health and spirits
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REMARKS OF MR.. ENGLISH AT THE TAMMANY
JUBILEE.


At the late enthusiastic jubilee at Tammany Hail. in New
York. exchange congratulations the great Virginia
triumph, the Hon W. H. English, of Indiana made the fol-
lowing patriotic and eloquent remarks:
"GENTLEniEN: / am stranger in your city and al
though have been democrat from earliest boy hood
father before me- this is the first time my feet rested
the inside Of the world renowned Tammany Hail. Cries
yon welcome here tonight rather to listen
than 10 speak and Mt this late hour shall attempt
mngle my humble voice with yours in congratua-
ting the noble democracy Of Virginia their late magn
cent victory. loud appausel That victory gentlemen,
has thrill of joy to the heart of the democracy of the
whole Union IApplausel 1t has sounded the death-kne
gallant WISE of Accomac recently said that the rock of
fence against knownohingism the ndomitable democ-
racy.'
He might have gone further and said that, at all times,
under all circumstances when the vital principles this
have been assaled the country been
ger the rock of defence has been this nomtabe de-
mocracy. Loud cheering When the odious alien and
diton laws fastened upon the people
repugnan to the genius of institutions than the
Of the know nothingsthe rock Of defence the
Jeesonan democracy In the second Of independence
who it burned blue lights and refused to supplies
though the enemies Of the country batteng down the
gates of the Capto2 Who the to proclaim moral
treason in the Hartford Convention? They were thank
Heaven not the democracy Democracy again rock
of defence. ICheers.l
$50, too in the Mexican that rock stood firm,
IL
enemy and wish that brave soldiers be well
coined Mexico with bloody hands and hospitabe graves
What party stood forth the rock of defence scarcely
less momenous contest between jackson and the
United States Bank2 The indomitable democracy. And
when the whg party had given to the country their method
of paying honest debts by bankrupt law it the demo-
cratic party that to the Who has extended the
the repubc7 Who resisted religious and
tiona fanutcism Always the indomabe democracy and
so it is now, and viii be to the end. IApplause.]
" Gentlemen, you have nothing to fear. The result in
Virginia has demonstrated that the nothing organiza
tion exist national party It must inevitably
dwindle pitiful sectional abolition concern.
Cheer 1t raise its head higher than that We
but stand firm by prncipcsby the constitution
and the dscarding all sectional prejudice and all
pickering amongst ourselves and victory certain to perch
upon standard [Applause during which Mir. English
resumed his seat.
The chairman said that the hour had arrived when
the yards and know nothing councils meet and
with three cheers for the democracy Of Virginia and Henry
A. Wise, he adjourned the meeting"
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Fatal aDoFsrcKsH--Mr Mortimer Thorn
better known to the public the author Of the popular
letters signed Docsticks," accidentally killed on
Thursday at Ann Arbor Michigan, where be spending
few days. He was out shooting at mark with some
companions when accidental bullet put end to his
life The New York Tribune says;
Mr. Thomson was native of Michigan; his age was
about % or "a he Of singulary modest sim
pie and manly nature and endowed with talents and
piraons which would have secured for him honorable
place in literature His Doescks letters he himself
garded as but youthful extravaganza and their rcmark
bic popularity caused him exaggcrac their worth
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THE FRsScH ExHslnos.The Paris correspondent of the
Boston Post in giving account of the opening of the
French Exhibition, thus speaks of the imperial family;
"Lous looked finely his usual sleepy expression seemed
to have given way little animation; Eugene the
complete personifcaon of every thing itching and asc
mating She lighgreen satin dress with deep white
lace ounces and supported rich dadem her graceful
little eapnt The Emperor appeared in the uniform Of
general officer. The Princess Mathde dressed in
white and profuson Of diamonds ia her hair Upon
their arrival at the grand entrance Of the palace their Ma
estes received by Prince Napoleon and the members
Of the imperial commission The Emperor led the Empress
into the building and Prince Napoleon gave his the
Princess Mathide The orchestra struck up Ioran pour
Ia Syrte, aud the party advanced to the throne
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

In another part of the paper will be found the address
of the late board of managers OF the National Washington
Monument to the contributors TO its erection throughout
the United States, detailing the manner in which said
work been wrested from them by the trckey of know
nohngism II should be carefully read and as carefully
pondered over.
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INFORMANT prcIsos-The Cincinnati district court NOT
very long since decided that broker who received
TO sell, having suspicion that the endorsement
forgery was net responsible to the purchaser OF the
On Wednesday the was decided the other way
by another Cincinnati court
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-03

Hon. Fayette McMullen of virgna arrived in this city
on Friday last and took lodgings a, Browns hotel
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PHuADELrHIAThe receipts from customs at this port
for May amounted to S2253ss making since the lst Of
January sl4sos2 against S2ossels for the same period
Of last year.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-06-19

THE ROYAL FAMILY OF Rrss1A.--The fol.
lowing amiable family picture may be interest,
ing at this time when Russia is thrusting her
ursine nose into the politics Of Europe:
Peter |, the founder, as he is called, of the
present imperial family, was the murderer Of
the two daughters and the sons Of his brother,
Ivan, and the murderer, it is asserted, accord.
ing to moro than one of the annalists Of his
reign, By his own hand Of Alexis. He was
himself murdered by Msnzikof, IA name that
has again risen up in history the favorite Of
his wife Catherine, who, when united to Peter,
was already the wife Of living husband, and
their children were afterwards declared inca
pable of reigning born in sin: Anna the el-
dest daughter of Ivan, put fourteen thousand
Russians to death and banshed twice as many.
A revolution displaced the young Ivan to put
on the throne Elizabeth, daughter OF Peter l.,
and her reign was remarkable for her drunk
euness and debauchery. Peter ILL.,, her sue.
cessor, notoriously the offspring of crime, and
was dethroned and strangled by his wife, Cath
arine H., the same Infamous woman Who as.
"a snated and detbroned Emperor Ivan, and
whose own son, Paul, the father Of the Empe'
r"r Nicholas, was strahgled by courters.
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{; SAYS: ;..Iromi+ the position she Ass tak&
she cannot expect to Js represented p opr naA'
tiorial councils. If she should al.embt i, the
other States must or.theit own proteelioapre-
vent it. Her members Of Cong gress must b.
tald5that the voice Of Massachusetts csi1lot be
heard in the Federal Halls Of Legislation, while
SHE stands thes open and flasraat vioIstor tf
the federal compact. Let the people ct the
other States be heard in the election Of mem.
'h Is to Congress-. Letthe voice d he peo.
pie, nor thsR legislatures .;ot any State elect
any Representative Or Senator who will nat
pledge himself, to exclude Massachusetts
from, the Capitol of Confederation. If such y
a course be tsken We presume The people Of
Massachusetts vii, soon demand their Exees.
tive to convene their Legislature to rescind the
obnoxious law which has placed her beyond
the pale Of The Unioh. f-s
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R!i5tfllanrulls,.
From. tho Ne,c- York Herald
The French Conmandcrs.in.Chi
In the Crimea.

GEx. PELfssIER THE NEW coMAANDER-IN- CHIEF.
Th;s ofEcer, to whom the command in chief Of
the French army in the Crimea has just been
transferred, in consequence. .nf the resignation OF
General Canrohert is one Of those African chiefs
who have won their way to higi, military rauk
ty rather feeuirocal means. He acquired an
Infamous celebrity bs the cruel exploit which he
performed iHths Dahr, in l845, in sufiocating
500 meu, Eoaaen and children Of one Of the Arab
tribes, ia cave. We copy from the Pantheon
Popnluire, a weIl-edited Paris publication, the
fo!iosing rather apologize account of this affair:
Tie Kantara, the title Of which signifies a
bridge, is a vast thicket which connects. two
rucky esuiaeDces, situated on>the borders Of the
Oued Freaehich. Here are the vast grottos called
Dahr ei Ereschich. The Oalcd- -Riahs fancicd
that they bad placed in these caves in full secur
tv, ti,eirwiyes, children and valuables. Pressed
closely By CoIouel Pelissier, who had arrived to
uadertake razza against the BENZ Zentes, and
who vas to be joined by Colonel St. Arnaud,
who fsd taken the Eastern route, they them
ssiSes were compelled to crowd into these caverhs
for safety. Sixty of them posted themselves in
advance TO apprise therest ofthe arrival of the
French, and as soon as the latter were in sight,
the Kabyles commemorate a well sustained fire
againstth head ofthe column, Their fire be-
came so harrahsing that a party Of Arab gourn,
who followed the column, abandoned it in terror.
After the FIRE was exchanged, however, the Opled
Rhis warriors fed to rejofn their brethren In de-
fence and in Inaltyrdotn.2 - 2
The cave had only two entrances -ope above
the other, 10 which an enclosed foot.path led.