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III Great Cure of KbeumatiSm in Gin,

IL CuTc C1n.
C1NS4Tl OHIO.-CONvINCING EvIDRNCE-For more
than three years have been suffering with rheumatism
enlargement and pain the bones and strictly
followed tas advice of physicians and at other times used
such faulty medicines had
OF rhsum sts still did improve lsast and was
frequently compelled to keep bed, and thereby pre-
vented from attending 10 business Some ago
was induced by friend to try CARTERS SPANISH MIX
TURE The effect miraculous felt considerably i'm
proved after had tsxen the fourth dose have only
one single bottle and entirely free from all pain feel
better thsn nave felt for years and s.trbut, nay
peteiyrss orsd health solely ~ the OF Csrte
Mixture consider most excellent medicine for rheu
mend IL 20 the afflicted.
d: rrRRIrr, southeast Fourth and Walnut sts
Cincinnati, March II, 1855. febs-Im
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= H11SSS
trscve and beautiful specimens Of tee photographic art
exhibition WAITEHURSTS GALLERY,
AMBROTSPKs. They are truly beautiful Picture, and
IN respects Improvement on the old familiar Da-
gusrreotypes The Gallery contains quite large collection
Of Photographs paper Daguerreotypes OF United
States Supreme Court since 1850 members the United
States courts President Pierce and Cabinet and many other
public men ofthe Nation. visit TO WHITEaCRSTS GAL
No as4 Ponnsyvanis avenue well worth tbs
oie snu the tpie 2s-G
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BOARDING BY MRS. ELLEN STEWART,
- No. 900 street, near Thirteenth. Comfort
able board at 81 per day, together with lodging
and well furnished rooms, In quiet part OF the
caty. 1eb9
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VIIANTED-A SITUATION BYAYOUNG
w Woman TO cook, wash and iron for small
family; Good references can be given. Address
"Y % Star Office. feb %
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Bv C.. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer
GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
- Furniture at AuctiOn.-On THURSDAY.
February Is, commencing at I6h o'clock A M .
shall sell, az the iesid snce Of Mrs. Humphreys
on street, between I'd aud Sd Streets all Of her
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
Part Of
Mahogany spring seat Chairs
do Sofas and Lounges
Curtains and Ornaments, siit-frame Mantel and
Pier Mrrors
Mahogany aria ana rocker Chairs, mahogany
Quartette and other Tables, parlor and chamber
Carpets
Hall and step Oilclotb, French China Tea Set
Crockery and Glass Ware, Plated Castor
!rol Hat Rack, Hall and other Lamps
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wardrobes
Maple Arm Chairs, French Cottage Bedstesds
y sedie -work Ottomans, Hair and other Mattresses
Washstands, Bedding, Toilet Sets
W alnut Dining Table, Tin Safe
Parlof Chamber, and Cooking Stoves
Cooking Utensils. &c.
The attention Of bousekeepers Ia particularly
called 10 the sale the Furniture Is in exc client
condition, having been IN use but few months
Terms: Under $50, cash; over $50, a credit Of
30, 81, aad 20 days, for approved endorsed notes
bearing interest G. w. B0TELER,
IeD zz-dtS AuctionSeY
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" A n L L ID "A FIRST-RkTE DRESS
w maker who understands the business well
Good pay will be given. Also, several appren-
ticss are wanted. Apply at No 2sl Pa. avenue,
south side between 10Th and lth streets.
feb 26-3t
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II sledge,t L sweet, new aaIvanixed

lhON o'ENA sample of this Unrivslled Inv entOn for
COOKING which has taken the prize
anu which 10 highly recommended by
ana west OF the country 10 to be the
JAMES SklRNlNG, No 26T, of 18th
avenue The right for manufacturing District
also several of the Southern
sizes made, suiting the steamer
family.
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ET.. CAST.OFF CLOTHING
DOU6HT AND SOLD AT rs LOUISIANA
- Avenue, opposite Holmead's grocery, near
semmes's. Address through post Office, to T" Mr..
Tailor fab a-lmK
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ENRESH FRUITS just RECEIVED
Il Fresh STRAWBERRIES
Fresh PEACHES
Fresh RASPBERRlES
Fresh HUCKELBERRIES
Fresh CHERRIES
Fresh PEAS
Fresh GREEN CORN
For sale by JONAS p LEVY,
Wine, Liquor, sigars and Groceries, 474 Penn
avenue. tsh 30 lyy
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4 DRUGGIST WISHING TO DISPOSE OF
IA his Stock, Good VIII and Fixtures may hear
City Post Once, stating location, terms, proba
BILE amount II business done, &c. feb 2s-3i*
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NTANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
w two women, one to cook, wash and iron,
and the other as Chambermaid and nurse. En-
quIre at No North A street. Capitol HILL
feb 27-3tA
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"ANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS (coloredl
w Servant, who can furnish The best tsstlmo-
malls as 20 capacity, Eonsssy, integrity. &c, sit
Aadon as walter In respectable family, or as
travelling servant. Address IN M" at this Office
feb 25-3t*
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M AN TIE D-A OOLORED WOMAN Az
w washer and ironer, In a small family A
slave is preferred. No one need apply without
good recommendations. Apply at this office.
IAN 10
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boy WANTED.-A BOY FROM Is TO 1s
- years Of age. who can write good hand can
address "Box e3S Post Office. - Washington, D.
G.. feb o1-3t
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nor RENT-MRS. SPALDING, ON THE
Il corner Of and Ninth streets has very dpe
double room, which she offers, with board
feb At
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WTANTED-A WOMAN TO DO THE Cook
w ing, washing ard ironing for a small fam
lily. Toa good cook the best wages will be given
A colored woman preferred. Address "Cook'
at the Star Office. feb 25-3t
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w maid and to do plain sewing Reference
given. Apply at Mrs FAVIER'S, 40 $40 Pa.
avenue. feb 2S-3t&
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SOIREES.

DROF H w. MUNDER MOST RESPECT
fully announces TO the public that bis Soirees
will take place every WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING.
These entertainments are considered by all who
have attended them to he the most sooiable THAI
has ever cen given In this city
ian 22-T6Ww
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NOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND CON-
Il tanning l2l acres, two miles from the Navy
Yard Bridge, part cleared, fine soil and expo
sure for market garden the rest well wooded
and will cut from 900 to 8, 600 cords Oak w God
Now on II 300 cords seasoned Oak, cut last Win
ter. The Improvements are small new dwelling
corn house, and stable for six horses. Price
85" per acre.
Refer to HUGH BERNARD swEENY, Of
the Banking House Of Sweeny, Rittenhouse Co
feb l4-2W&
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WANTS.

w ironer for a small family. Best rscommen-
dations required. Apply at No $50 6 street
feb 27-ltS
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Ely J. Z. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by J. z. McUUIRE, Auctioneer
F(R 5 Z E'S SALE OF IMPROVED
Property.-On MONDAY afternoon, March
Nth, at O'Clock, on the premises Tie subscrf-
Der, by virtue of deed Of trus. dated March LIST.
1850, and recorded IN Lioer A. s., No ~, folios
26l, 262, aSS and 16i, Of the land records for
Washington county, will sell parts Of Lots mum
bered one, two, and three, In Square numbered
three hundred and sixty seven, (a67,l beginning
Tor the same forty four (i4) feet from the south
east corner Of said Square, and thence RAINING
north with the line Of Ninth seet forty -four (i45
feet, thence west seventy-three (73) feet six 90
inches. the1ce south forty four (ii) feet tn nee
place OF beginning, improved 10y two frame tene-
ments.
Terms: One-third cash the residue In q, Ie
ana 10 months, for notes bearing interest secured
by deed OF trust on the prelaises
-lCH. CALLAN. Trustee
fek l5-so6ds J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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laxative tonic and stimulant and recommended To the
public relying intrinsic
lowing complaints All Bilious Dersngemens Sick
ache, Dyspepsia Hsbtu.l COstiveness Chronic Darrhna
Coil; Pain In the Stomach and Bowels, General Debility
Female Weakness &c -
For sale by druggists generally aud by T. D. GILMAN
Pa. avenue; also, by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Pa. avenue
and by o. H. LINfHICUM, Bridge and High streets
GeorgetowE, d. C.
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TELEQRAPHIC NEWS.

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING rELE0RAPH.
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BONO PUBLICO." Every mother should box in the
house handy in of accidents to the children"
RRDDIEGs RUSSIA SALvE.
ltts Boston remedy OF thirty years standing and re-
commended by physicians. 1t speedy cure for
Barns, Piles, BOils Corns Feons Cibsn Old Sores
OF every kind; for Fever Sores Ulcere Itc Head
Settle Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples, RECOMMENDED By
nurses Whitlows Sites Fsetsrs Plea Bites Spider Sngs
Frozen Limbo Salt Rheun, Scurvy Lips
Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds valuable
remedy and cure which be testified Who
have ussd Ii In the city vicinity
thirty In no instance will this Ssve do injury
interfere with physicSn's prescriptions made from
the puret materials from recipe brought from Russsof
articles growing in that counynd the proprsors
letters from all classes clergymen, physicians
and others who t4ye Used thsrnss yea sai recon-
mend to Others Readings Russa aave put In large
tin stamped the picture Of horse nd
disabled soldier, which picture Is also engraved the
wrapper. Price, IS Cents BcI. Sold the stores I'm
town country, and may be ordered any Who'll osas
druggist. For sale at sHILLINGTONs Agent for wash.
nRton. ian az
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GOOD EATING (.

SUPERIOR OLD AND NEW SUGAR
- CURED HAMS, SHOULDERS, THIN
MIDDLINGS and JOWLS; SMOKED BEEF,
for boiling and ch!Ppingi Ohio and Bologna
TER, GOSHEN CHEESE, LARD and SALT
PORK, PORK and BEEF Just received at
CARPETS,
90 Centre Market (outside) and l6 We est Market
N. B.-A first rate family CARRIAGE ana
harness complete, for sale for cash or good paper
al sacrince. feb PIMA WH
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7 osr YESTERDAY, NOR About The

IL Hall OF the House Of Representatives, Poll
cy OF Life Insurance which had been sent on
be executed The large white envelope in which
1t was enclosed Is addressed TO the owner IL q
OF no value whatever except to that person. Th
Hinder Will receive many thanks by leaving n a
the star ONCE, or with the Postmaster Of the
House Of Representatives feb TT
SPEClAL NOTlCE.-Ths undersigned, hav-
- ing purchased the interest OF the fste Arm of
b. D: Reilly Co IL the Clothing business, re-
sPecuully ask these persons indebted 10 please
settle their accounts without delay, as the bust
ness OF the late Arm must be settled up.
DAVID MASON,
No 81 Bridge street, Georgetown.
Georgetown, ID. C, February 81, 1856.
feb 99-luA
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DARE CHANCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
IL offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated
on Sd street, a few feet south Of Pa avenue Their
situation cannot be excelled for either business or
residence sites, and Will be sold at great sacli-
Zee. Hen narrower
feb 23-tf
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A N OPPORTUNITY FOR GOOD IN
IA VESTMENT For sale, IL or ls acres Of
Land, on the Heights Of Georgetown, adjoining
(called the Cedars,) poss ssing rare advanta,
building site, and market garden. 1t has fine
growth ofyoung cedars and oak mess the great
er part ofit-the elevation is such as to command
ington and Alexandra. The fact Of this Or operty
being just outside Of the Cooperation limits rem
ders 1t more desirable being free from the Corpo-
ration taxes.
For terms, &c, apply to J. l.. KIDWELL,
Georgetown. jan edit
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nor RENT--A DWELLING HOUSE, con-
l. tanning ten rooms, very eligibly situated with
ali the modern convenience. Possession given
on the first Of February. Apply at No. 3S3 / ST.,
between 18th and 14th ian 24-tf
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% PER CENT BELOW MARKET PRICE.
uERRIN6S AND MACKEREL OF a 0U-
Il perior quality, at reduced prices.
FRESH PINE APPLES,
PINE APPLE CHEESE
FRESH TEAS, &c
JONAS p. LEVY
47a Pa avsass
Wines, Liquors, segars and Fine 6rocsrias-
feb 20-2w
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EOR RENT-THE TWO-STORY BRICK
Il House on the southwest corner Of and goth
streets, Washington city. Key may be found at
Nh e. Alexander's, near Wnder's Binding.
For rent In Georgetown, the Restaurant and
few rooms Oh the first 6oor Of Forrest Hall and
commodious Store, with Warehouse attached
recently vacated by Mr.. II. w. Blunt, corner Of
High and Gay streets, opposite the Hail.
For terms apply to BLhDEN FORREST,
Georgetown jan 29-lm
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES, or CoUGH LozgSsEe
made from highly esteemed recipe for the alienation
Bronchial Affections, Coughs Hosrsene Asthma
of the Throat either chronic occasioned cold
sxertion of the vocal in speaking singing Clergy
men, Yocasts, Lawyers. and al
PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will ind them admirable substitute In soothing
the bronchial tubes and valuable efficient
tanning no OPIUM Insy be used freely requisite
JOHN |. BR0WGk SONS, d oston, Projectors.
For sale in Washington by J. N CALLAN and MOORE
Baltimore, COLEMAN ROGERs; Philadelphia T. BROWN;
Cincinnati r. ECKSTEIN. feb 20-lw
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FOR SALE AND RENT

L URNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
Il The advertiser has taken one Of those houses
on the north side Of ID, between Sth and 9th sts.,
and Is pre- pared to rent her furnished rooms with
bt ard As the cooking will be Of the best kind,
she Will serve families who may wish their meals
sent them. Mrs ANN FOX
feb S-.w&
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y
Clothing Emporium browns Hotel badi.s respectfully
announce that their display of FALL and WINTER CLIO
THING Is now ready for Inspection comprising
Laent of COATS, TALMAS, OvERSACKS, SURTOUTs
VESTS and PANTALOONS, OF the newest aud richest
signs In material trimming and workmanship. To gentle
who study excellence with fashion able
ticss of dress opportunity offered for selecting
from Of the stocks Goods CITY, very
reduced prices. nov s-tf
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NOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
l. lors and Chambers with board
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street nov 27-tf
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A GREAT BARGAIN To BE HAD IN a
4 FAMILY finish Carryall.-As the subscri-
br contemplstes leaving the city be will offer for
sale his Carryall, which has been In use but q
short time, am has recently undergone thorough
repair, which gives II, even close examination,
the appearance Of new. Ii was made by ID. Jones
Of Georgetown, ID. c
For further particulars call at the store OF L.
White, corner sth street ard Pa. avenue.
feh VI .1w& w z GIBSON
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A CHANCE TO dispose of furniture, (either
when it Is no longer wanted or when it is de !.
s!rable to replace it by new is offered by
Aessrs BontE COOmbs. See their adyer.
tssment
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E>OR RENT-A TWO-STORY DWELLING
Il House, containing eight rooms, pleasantly
situated on 18th street, near the Smithsonian In
stitute. Will be rented low to a good tenant
Enquire OF the Rev. Alfred Holmead. on st
opposite the Smithsonian building Possession
given Immediately
feb 25-3t* JAMES p HOINEAD
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MERlCAN ALMANAC, complete rom It's
n commencement In 1880 TO 1883, inclusive, -
years, in finest new calf binding. Price So
For sale "a single set only, many OF the volumes
being entirely oHt Of PRINT by
FRANCK TAYLOR
Also, The British Almanac and Companion
complete from its commencement in 1875 10 1881,
twenty four years-a single set only, made up
with great pains, a complete set not being 10 be
found In London Price SO.
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which are workmen in one Of our Pennsylva-
MIA avenue jewelry establishments. and which
has grown out Of a particularly unpleasant
valentine being received by one Of the parties,
the sending of which he attributed to his fell
low-workman-has,a after series Of squabbles,
attempts at cowhidng, and rejoinders, term
mated in general bindingover Of the bel
ligerents to keep the peace.
TEE WEATHER We do not wonder that
DR.. Kane only remained day in the metrop.
oils, when recently summoned here BY the
Secretary of the Navy. The good people all
knew that he had been in the city when they
saw this morning that there was a fresh Arctic
display, and we fear that had he remained he
would have been snow balled had he appeared
on the avenue All the morning have the
feathered fakes noi.elessly descended, cover
ing the frozen ground, and giving unmistak-
able evidence that old Winter hascome again
Down from the ice clad hills Of the North,
From old pine forests, dark and drear"
If there is not a speedy cessation of the
storm, or if General Thaw does not usurp the
cloudy throne and commence his ram, we
may expect to hear the jingling bells again
tomorrow Bring out your two-S forty nags
Hi! G'lang.
LAST NIGHT OF THE KUNKELs This is the
last opportunity our citizens have Of witness
ing the performances Of this admirable troupe,
and the bare announcement Of this fact must
suffice, We are sure, to fill the house to over.
flowing. Go early and get good seats say We
to the readers of the Star
THs SMITHSONIAN LECTURES The Rev
John Lord commences a course Of lectures to-
night upon the Grandeur and Fall of the
French Bourbon Monarchy" Mr. Lord has
wide reputation as lecturer, and the psrtic-
uIar course he is now to give is considered "A
among his best efforts.
BANG. BANG The jubilant glee Of some
enthusiastic Fillmore IN en- was last night man
ifested by discharges of gunpowder. Some of
the guns rsthe: hung fire, and copies Of o
local sheet were used as wadding that it
might, in some way, make q noise in the
world. Unluckily, most Of the citizens thought
the salute was in honor Of the Georgetown
election,
The PowHArAN started down river this
morning on an experimental trip, and will
commence her regular trips again tomorrow
at 81 o'clock .. IN.
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EOR SALE "A DESIRABLE LITTLE
l. place outside the bounds OF the city, contain
ing l. acres Of land, IN high state Of cultiva-
ton, enclosed with high and substantial fence,
a two story frame house with Ave rooms sepa
rate kitchen, and other buildings necessary for
family comfort, pump Of water at the door, TX
miles from the Centre Market, adjoining Joseph
Gales farm. For particulars call on the sub.
scriber at the Dead Letter OHHce, General Post
Office. or at No. 527 X street North
feb 23-3w GEORGE KENDALL
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CoURr OF CLAINs.-Yesterday,th the opinion
CT the court in the case of White and SHEER
wood Us The United States was delivered bv
Judge Scarburgh. This is claim for com.
Pensation for extra clerical services alleged to
have been performed in the Post Office De-
partment. The court ordered testimony IN he
taken for part Of the time for which com,
pensati0n is claimed. Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-03
Encsa raging.

wi AIcnus ia suc country are responding
with greater alacrity than we anticipated to
our efforts greatly to extend our weekly cir.
culation, that We may spread Republican sen.
timeuts ~ widely a. possible. Now 10 the
time to prepare tho ground and SOW the seed
And they feel it. Every mail from the inte-
rior brings Us one or more clubs. From
the letters by the last mail We select the fol-
lowing:
BESroSsPoRr, Nov. 80, '56.
J. B. HowxLL Co.:
Gentlemen ~ have ten new subscribers.
Names below. Draw on me for the amount
Think can get ten more. viii try.
Yours Truly,
Brief, but to the point. The next is dated
CESrREvnLE, Iowa, Nov. %, sc.
EDS. VALLEY VINO Send me five copies
OF your valuable paper, and receipt for IS
will try to send you more soon. As you
man, it is our duty to do something for thu
cause OF Human Liberty.
Yours, &c.
WHAT THE UNITED SrAres wHkx OHcx.--
The New York Evening Post tells the fol-
lowing good story. Capt. Nat. Jonston, who
10 aimost known by everybody, was travelling
IN the cars the other day, when he observed
Two Englishmen commencing this country ia
terms OF unusual warmth. Not being disposed
70 les the conversation pass without mixing
IN II some way or other, he Accosted the En-
glishmen thus:
"Do you like this country, thoughp',
Indeed, We do" replied the Eaglishmen
"We are surprised and delighted with every
thing We see; your institutions, and habits
and lilo, are all 80 different and so much more
wonderful and attractive than we had eyei
expected"
sslf you thiuk 80 we'll of our country nov, .
said Capt. Nat, Good God, what would YOU
have thought Of j. before Pierce was elected
President"
A Coon STATE or FEELIso IN Kansas
The Herald OF Freedom represents the street,
OF Lawrence a. thronged with teams, and
business ~ very brisk. Trade with the in.
terror had revived, and confidence to great
extent was restored. A few persons were
preparing to leave the Territory in case oil
buchanan's election, but this general deter.
mination WAS TO stay and make Kansas I
Free State. Free State smigrants were re-.
ported to be entsrlng the Territory at sever.
al points. At Leavenworsh there were con.
slant arrivals Of Free State mon, while none
wsre leaving except few who went back "a
bring their families in tho spring.
AcuDxxr On rHE NJ. L N. IA. RoAp. -riy,
cars ran off the track near Iowa City few
days ago, three Of which rolled ovsr dow,
,he bank. One man was somewhat injured
.u. whether seriously or no. we hare no
10 ons of the cars which was thrown DO =,
the bank, there were three Lorses. and n
though the car in which the horses were "a
left y an angle Of about forty. five degrees
and the horses promiscuously piled % /,
one end, yct singular rs it may secn, the,
wsre injured but very listia.-fDavenDor
Temp. Organ.
/, QrAISr.-Oliver Wendell Holmes uas;pta,
remarks shat us like new forms Of he poeti,
elcnsut, essn IL they resemble the old: 3
the birth Of : child 10 always : charnin,
.ovslty, although Cain was fhs only verits
BILE sad osiraaf baby.