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,to ro,, ,u ~. .avo..ov of tho M;s.opr; Com.
,ron,;se H., ,,,o~;o,,. M, NJ HI. olor;ous ea
,s.r Ha NAV have voted for what il called the
M;sso,.; co,nr,o,,;,a hr+ cons;derea It at the
t;me a farce--and af.erwards nublicly disavowcd
IN Tho senate tho. be ros tho Father Of the Law
of hoo
This a., ,,,lsdn Comnror;se wa passed by
so,,ho-n NOR, IN tho tooth of Northern men-ss
n 90 in tho House and % To IA in the Senate.
Il never had anx more sanctity than auy other
law Still every sound Whip will insist upon
,ho oons,;t,t;on,l;tv of the law. and furtherss
moro nnon the mower Of Congress to enact such
laws in regard to the territories.
Rnt Il 10 a singular fact that the only men in
tho North who dared TO vote for the Missouri
Comnrom;se wero condemned to retire from
nub,;c ,;fa--,ike C;ncinnatus to the plouoA-
we've os,rac;sed and laid unou the political shelf
forever r. then this Comnromise had any sane.
t;tv It was derived from subsequent acouies-
CONGO s..--.ss+ ~.
Tn 1a,o Mr. CLAW said in the Senate sthat
nothing s,rnck him with 90 much surprise az the
fact that historical circumstances, soon passed
ont Of recollection and he instanced as a case
in no;nt the error ofattr;buting to him the act
of A. D. 1920 commonly known as the COM
In No sense was Henry Clay the author of the
Missouri; Comnromise. nor was he its principal
sunnorter If; we're necessary could show
that tho North were the FIRST to proye treacher.
~ sS - 49,
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ID The Rochester Advertiser has been
shown cane which was lately cut upon Black
bird Island, Niagara Falls, by brakeman en-
ployed on the Niagara Falls railroad. The feat
was performed in this wise: the ice had made
from the shore to considerable distance, until
it was almost met by the ice from this island;
but still there was frightful space between,
where the water was boiling and surging over
the cataract Nothing daunted at this he pro-
cured an eighteen foot ladder with which he
crept along the ice, and managed to throw it
over, SO that both ends rested on the edge of the
ice across the gulf and then went across himself
on the rounds of the ladder. After cutting a
stick ofred cedar sufficient to make three or four
canes, he fastened ii over his shoulder, and then
made the perilous return, over the rounds of the
ladder in the same way he went. The slightest
giving away ofthe ice, his frail bridge and him.
self would have been hurled into instant destruc-
ton; or had he missed his hold in the least, GER
tain and instaneous death would have been the
consequence. The river has never been SO filed
with ice above the falls as at present, and CEN
tury may roll around before this perilous feat
could be accomplished again.
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The KiyfR-The ice with which the river has
been bridged since the 2Oth OF December broke ~
up about q week ago, and the melting snow and .
rain has raised the river higher than itr has been :
for more than two years. We are daily expect-
ing boat from Kansas.-We Rave at pfesesrN / o;
better stage of water than We had at any y,me s
last year, and erery indication that the river win &
De nasigabe for several months Iawrence.
Kansas Free State, Sd.
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store.
FOOTE & EWING,

nEALEIRS i'm the s3ai
~ GOLDEN ERA Air-Tight Cook Stove
s3rss GOLDEN HARP and PRIDE OF IOWA Premium
Cook Stoves;
PARL0R BOX and COAL heating Stoves; st
Ut STEEL of all kinds; s -z4 5ef5
HARpwARE NAILS AND BIAcxsxrrHs TooIs;
ST. Louis Circular, Mil and Cross-ent Saws, OF AL sizes
rs y AND MANUFACTURERS ssss}S t}Aaf-
%sGt sEsS OF AL KINDS OF TIN WARk:r asE8
N mar s2Y Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
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j. "WE WILL SuBDUE YoU..'- This IL the IAN 10
guage Of Senator Douglas to the Anti.a very nj
Extension men in United States Senate.
fore he had the .Bronchits' which appears to 'fS
make hin, very illhrinored and overbeariny 'StF
/ hwiltake a greater man than Senator Doug I'd
las was, even before his talents had become be- n
ciouded With the .bronchitis' to, .subdue, the
eternal principles Of human, liberty. He had bet
ter read the history Of the world and especially o.
thehisiory otIe Slavery question In this couri.
| Democrat. ia. ;r,s,s.ff - ,,s-ss. =, d.
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New Furniture, Upholstery and Looking
Glass Ware Rooms.

NAHLOKD 4 DEANE, re-
" specially inform their friends and
The public generally, that they have A...-
opened Washington street. between Main aud
Third streets and are constantly receiving large and
wen selected stock OF FURNITURE Of every description
which they offer low for Cash. &S s5 scSF9ft
Their stock will comprise Sofas Tete-a- -Tetes Rock
and other Chairs Plain and Fancy Bedsteads Marble
and Plain Top Bureaus, Looking Classes, kc., &C. .e
They also keep hand and make 70 order AlFrRlssx1
OF every description. ,F-s. Es. Et~ t.,s-, 80
Pexs cushioned and lined window and Bed Curtains
made and hung sftef the newest designs. -
eR Old Furniture repaired, re-stuned and eovered.s
All kinds Of Cphoiserng promptly attended
able terms. Give q call. ocS1S
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kN ID. RUNGE, Wholesale and Retail
~: dealers tn Furniture Shop and saIes-room
On Main street, four doors south Of Jefferson. ~.
"A large assortment Of new furniture iust re-
ceired Every description Of furniture made % order
variety Of Mattresses always on hand "a ,59
Metaiie Burryans cases and ready made ccffns foz
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pat, you have your letter asweek' 'ahead-iti II 4
not SO late insthe month BY IA week.,m as y. ,,i
h Och, boy, and indade it's me that IA wanting
sweet Kathleen to get it in advance Of the niai
sure, III care If she gets it three days before
il is written sss..s~---s.l-fslsl--'
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BURLINaToN HATCH FACTORY.

- y n 0AXNO1VN1 13AIV0 EAVIV6y. I.
A II. BCRHANS ! Co., on Valley, street. Burlington.
~ Iowa, would respectfully inform Dealers that they
have recently made extensive improvements In their Is
tabshment, and are now making MATCHES Of very
superior quality, and prepared to f all orders hsw-
large that they may receive Our matches war
iranted to be a. good any made -e
We also manufacturing largely, wKrTsxa IxKs OF
very superior quality, and all all orders At low rates.
Orders solicited. 50 fapr.21.y1
7 CMRER YAED.-J. W. 4 ". d. Gill;
IL BERT Dealers in Lumber Shingles Lath, and Square
Tbsr On the corner Of Jefferson and sixth streets Bur
ngtcn, Iowa. rst $50 oct Soy
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JOHN s. SDAVID.

nOIESALE GROCER, Rosvynxding
s'rees, hnimg,en. Iowa. :, -
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PATTON & KENDALL.

DOCK BINDERS Il Hank Book Ran.
ID ufacturcrs, North East corner OF Third and JET
ferson Streets Burlington Iowa. BLANK Books Of all ST.
Ies and OF every description made to order. &..
az Ruling, Music, Periodicals, Papers, Magazines
and Pamphlets bound and executed with neatness, des
patch and durability, and warranted to give entire sat
isfaction ss@ -i'fl e oct.4-n
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-. J. /. CORSE,
WNOh.ESALEa and Retail Dealer In
nOoks, stationery Il Fancy Articles,
ssn side OF Jefferson street. between Main and Third
sRnri ngtnn lava
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= no .couNTRY MRRcHAKrs, !,

NHOHT 4 RENlCk, Wholesale GrOs
ccrs, BuRiissroS, Iowa, would respectfully call your
ssatlop 70 their large stock Of SUGARS Moasses Coffee
And great variety Of other goods in line, OF which
In receipt Of daily invoices, which w be cold At
ox tyures 49, r ...-4r-g SHORT 4 RENICK,
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-. Q, II. WILCOX & Go. S''' :.
mOlESAl4E and Retail Denlefs sin
hooks, stationery 4 WALL Paper, No.
A. Van Meter. '.'5,. -
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0ESSRS. CLARK & CHESTNUT,
tsoccessors to Michaeis 4 Ciark,)
I1SALEHS Ina Foreign and D0lMestfc
w Seeds, Groceries, Queensware, Boots Shoca and
"A Made Clothing They invite the public to call and
hs shsr assortment. They determined to sell
'N'HAihs 'cr cash. 9tNas = ASa July Is,
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EY Jones county votes at the coming April
election on the question Of removing the county
seat from Anamosa to Edinburg.
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Ianu Agency Umc0.
DROWN Il LAHEE, Attorneys, have the only
perfect abstract Of titles to all the lands lots
the city Of Burlington and Des Mones county, and viii
make examinations AT reasonable rates. Ia
They will buy and sell Real Estate commission, attend
renting property, paying taxes, etc.
VIII give prompt attention to the collection OF debts a
usent Of claims drawing aud acknowledging deeds and
her writings any other business that may be entrus
ed to them.
Office the of Jefferson and Third streets,
Messrs White Cook Co.'s Bank, Burlington, Iowa. ja1t
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'ousb. oiRsoy. wA. L. x,p rHos. ?. SAUNDERS.
JOHN B. CARSON & CO.,
MMlSSlON Nnd Forwarding Mer.
setlS--tf ST IOIrIS Mo
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... 81. Louis, March lS.
At the Democratic anti K n convention yes
'terday, the following resolution was passed by
the convention not sustaining the decision OF the
chair. s5@s 9sS asS7st ~ e tEst3 3s'
Resotred That we viii not support at the ap-
proaehing city election any man who does not
distinctly avow opposition to Black Republican
ism as well as Know Nothingsiin, and who viii
not pledge himself to support the nominees Of
the Democratic National Convention TO be held
in Cincinnati in June next. = :. -
A letter to the Missouri Democrat, Topeka 18th,
says at Joint session Of the Legislature on that
day, Andrew Il. Reeder was elected q. S. Sem
ator on first ballot; Jas. Fl. Lane on second !;
each candidate received 3S votes, there were, Sc
members present s..'s
The State Legislature had been in session AZ
Topeka from the 4th to sth inclusive. The Gov.
Of Missouri yesterday seized all railroad bonds
applied for. s 4 -.
NEw YoRx, March 10.
It has been raining briskly all morning. sas
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NEW 1ORK, March Ig.
: It has been raining briskly all morning.
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WIN SUNDERLAND & BROS.

DEALERS i'm Eoreign nnsl Domestic,
- staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Hats Gaps, Boots and
shcss Qaeensware, Glassware, Window aass, Mails, &c,
are 10 receipt of large and full supply Of Fall and VIM
YER Uood which will be offered reduced prices, at their
stand on Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. septlo.u
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NEW CHINA STORE.
McKKTTERICK 4 MIl.LER,
a5s Importers and Dealers in

-VsecAAWNrc. (hfMAs GIAbo ANU utHt0As
fA mia Ware.
Iss-3 Sired, Ayxe doors aofth cf ihe BarTd Hease,
,--.sf BURLINGTON, IONA.
W'llL duplicate Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago Ant
81 Louis bills without any additional charge for COM
sssioas ar ransporta,ions.
" Country Dealers requested to call and exam
Ne stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Darlington, march 6, 1856 (Gxtette copy
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We expect SIT, to assert the Wing platform Of
the National Convention of 1852 at Baltimore =
and the Wing platform of this State before it was
corrupted by base coalitions. We expect to
summon every county in the State to a general
cooperation in the same, to enquire how we can
stand upon patriotic basis. We accept your
acknowledgment Mr.. Miller, that you would as
soon vote for John Tyler as for Millard Fillmore.
We expected this and remember you for it.
l shall address you again in reference to the
Missouri Compromise; but have not enough re-
spect for Dan. Miller, to have acontroversy with
him. HENRY w. STARR.
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sa--yg -s.t suj f-, CINCINNATI, Msrch II.
The lard oil and candle factory of n. D. Ropes
d Co., was burned yesterday, together with
the whole stock. Loss estimated at $50, 900.
Insured in an eastern Office for $4,000. ss-ss
At the same time, the planning mill of Linday,
Smith & Meyer, at Coyington, KY, was burned.
Loss $4,000 dollars. No insurance. a7a. .t..,
On Friday noon steam engine in a saw mill
at OakviIe, Indiana, exploded killing four per,
sons and wounding three others. The building
was entirely demolished. s: i,.-,,- ..,....s e.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

1t Is said that Judge Mclean will decline
70 run As a candidate for President against Mr.
ouehsnan: He prefers holding On 10 his
present once If this should be true the field
Is clear for Fremont u'' 'ue neiu
The Philadelphia Times, Know Notb;n,
recommends the withdrawal Of PiIlmors aTS
Donelson, and propo-es that all the onnos;,;on
10 the democracy unite upon some ponnIo-
candidate The Times is in favor of Nc1sa
Psrson Brownlow, of Tennessee. in aho,, >,
publish a Know Nothing book for the can ~
paign, which will tell the antecedents of The
nominees Of the Philadelphia and Cincinn att
conventions, and show up the anti. Know
Nothing leaders Of Tennessee.
Hon. Pierre Soule, of Louisiana, was 10 ad.
dress the Democratic meeting at Louisville on
The Benton Democrats at st. Louis are q
hold ratification meeting on the I4tb inst
which is to be addressed BY Colonel Renton
The antics hold their ratification gatberina on
the It'll. eAs ~
The following Is the result of the vote ON thu
Msyoraity ticket in the late election in New
Orleans AZ"
Charles N. Waterman, X. N. ....4.7as
WIN. A. Elmore, Dem. 1852
Know Nothing majority. ,so4
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je 14-d
LIGHTNING RODS

A ND WEATHER NANES FOR BUILD
"A INGS, By N. II. RHOADS The superior
ity OF these RODS over all others is acknowledged
by all scientific men, and they combine ecor omy
with perfect safety from the electric fluid
Mr. Rhoads has erected Rods on several hun
dred dwellings In this city.
CAUTION
would caution the public against purchasing
the Sprat Lightning Points, as they prove to be
nothing but pewter, and as entirely worthless |;
and Of late have besn called on 10 take them
down for several gentlemen Of this city. I use
no Points but those made of Pl2tina Metal, ard
no kind could recommend but those.
Orders may be left at the Bookstore Of VIM. M =.
Morrison Co, No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue al
F. Labarre's, on corner Of 10th and C streets, or
at Mr.. Schneider's, First Ward lie IL ste
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PERSONAL.

bany.
80. The youngest member of the present
Congress is Hon. VIM Cumback, being only
twenty six years Of age.
80. Prof. Chas. Lenschow, well known
musical composer of Baltimore, left New York
In the steamer Washington for three months
tour in Europe.
80. Gen. Gadsden, our Minister to Mexico.
passed through Columbia, s. c., this week
on ms way 10 Washington. He is in restored
health.
80. Senators Crittenden and Douglas ara
at the st. Nicholas, New York. Jno. III. Bott.
Is at the Astor.
80. Sir Benjamin Brodie, the leading sur.
gson in England, has an income of sI7 600 n
year never operates on anything under an
earl or bishops leg, and then requires fees
OF the most enormous kind.
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United States Patent Once,
WAsHINaroN Iune II 40

.nN THE PETITION OF CULLEN WHIP
" PIE, Of Providence, X l., praying for the
extension Of a patent granted to him the 18th Of
August, 1872, for an improvement In "Mschine
for cutting the threads OF wood screws" for sew
en-. years nom the expiration Of said patent which
takes place on the 18th day Of August 1856:
1t Is ordered. that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Thursday, l4th Of August
next, 1885, at II O'Clock, m. and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent OHoe their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony fled by either
party to be used az the hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the Of
ice, which viii be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case win be closed on the
4th day OF August dispositions and other papers
relied upon as testimony, must be hled In the ONCE
on or before the morning Of that day; the argu-
ments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In
the Union, Intelligenoe9, and Star, Washington,
d. CT Republican, Baltimore snnsylvanisn,
philadelphia; Day Book, New York, and Post,
Providence. X. once a week for three sue
cessave weeks previous to the 18th Of August ns1t
'A' ny ~ CHARLES MASON,
! Commissionsr Of Patents.
! p. S.-Editoes of the above papers win please
copy, and send their bills to fhs Patent Once,
With paper containing this notice.
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LIST OF LETTERS
ksmaisixg IN the Post oMee, Washington, %. C

"e"s"t"t"s ." '"e osF UWts, WdshtHgFoH, u Q :,
JsRe IL, 1885.
tOrdersd to be advertised in the 4" Ersnins
Star " agreeable to the following section Of the
Post Once LawIit being the newspaper having
Hshed In Washington:
SIC. S. And Be st further enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncaled for in any post
papers shall be printed shall, hereafter, be pub
lished once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall havs the largest
eirexlatfo1 within the range Of the delivery of
such Office
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ARrHUR,s sELF-sEALING CANS.

THIS DAY RECEIVING, AN AssORT-
Il ment Of Authur's Patent SELF SEALING
CANS for preserving fresh fruits, tomatoes, &c :,
used last year by thousands Il families, hotel
and boarding house keepers with the most COM
plete success.
The trade supplied on liberal terms
FOR sale by g. w. BOTELER, Iron Hail.
Sole agent for the District OF Cslumbis
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FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
TO PIN e z POM T

On the occasion of the opening of that de.
Hghtfut Watering Place
THE STEAMER POwHATAN. CAPTAIN
l. @. E. MITCHELL. will make L.
an Excursion TO Piney Point, leav. &esf77aS
ing Brsdley's w ham, foot Of ilth str. Ct TH Ks
DAY, June 18th, at O'Clock I'm the evening
and arrive at Piney Point at O'Clock next morn.
ing, where she will remain until 10 O'Clock Fri
day night, at which hour she viii leave for home
arriving at Washington at q. m. on Saturday
allowing passengers all day to enjoy the luxury Ok
salt water bathirg, together with an abundance
Of Oysters, Crabs, Sheepshead, Drums, and the
varieties Of fish and fowl with which that place
abounds
ON this occasion there viii be Grand Ball on
Friday evening.
Fare for the round tip, Including board at the
Point and the Ball In the evening, So 50 I; for
gentleman and lady, 50
Berths free I; state-r rooms extra.
Tickets to be had on board the boat
GEORGE MATTIN6LY,
1e l4-d Superintendent.
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HNOTICE-TH SUBSCRIBER begs
~ leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by 50 doing they
will save from Is to Is per cent
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
100 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
lie 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-14

ETHE l. AIDES OF TRINITY
~ Church, Georgetown, will hold FAIR
at Forrest Hail. to aid In lquidating the debt vet
9th instant, and continue during the week.
They most respectfully Invite the public to paw
them a visit, and examine the many beautiful
and rare articles they have to dispose Of and en-
the occasion. lie 7-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-14

A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY,
NIFTY TO sEvENTY-FIvE DOLLARS
Il per month may be made by the manufacture
Of an article In common demand, and from the
sale Of which at least one hundred per cent NAV
be easily realized. 1t can be manufactured with
little trouble In any family; the materials are
cheap, and not over $40 or $l5 are r.quired to
start 1t. Many persons In different parts Of the
country are now engaged In Its manufacture, from
which they are receiving handsome returns.
Full directions and particulars for its manufac-
ture Will be sent to any part Of the country ON the
receipt Of 81.
Address, ERASTUS HOPKINS
je 1855 Washington, d. C..