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Eagle Mills.
sc. JOSEPH, MO.

ST. JOSEPH, MO.
JAMES CARGfLL, Proprietor.
MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly
w ON hard for sale, all kinds Of Flour, Meal,
and Feed stuas. Orders solicited and promptly filed
on most favorable terms. Cash paid constantly for
Wheat. For character Of Flour refer to everybody
that ever used it.
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Furniture and Upholstery
OF Great Variety.
HENTON IA TRIMRLE.
At the Banner Furniture Ware Rooms Of


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On Second Sired, Sign Of tie Chair and Bedssead.
TIHE continued liberal patronage Of tho citizens Of
il st. Joseph, North Western Missouri, Kansas, Ne
hraska and Western Iowa, for all Of which we feel
thankful, has induced us to increase our facilities for
doing business. Having built last spring, 4 very
large Mandatory Establishment on Francis street,
and having employed some of the very best Workmen
in the Eastern cities, we are now determined not to
be out done by any other Furniture EstablishInentin
the Missouri Valley, in quantity, quality, durability,
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CHURCH Music IN ENGLAND.-The Rev. DIR.
Tying, the - Low Church, rector of st. Georges,
New York, who Is now travelling in Europe,
gives the following account of choral service at
St. Paul's, in London, In contrast with church
music in America:
The Anthem he says, "was exquisitely
beautiful and effective 1t was impossible not to
ieel the power of the expression. and the tenor
SOLO brought out the first verse, The Lord is my
ilghts &c, with the tenderest sweetness; and the
BASS solo, the final verse, Set my feet upon rock
OF stone, II was impossible to restrain the emo
ton which was produced. Never before did
near such music. Ii was commentary, and twas
preaching, and both of the highest order Could
we hear such music, should rejoice to encourage
II among us. But for sacred song, whether in
solos or in chorus, the English much be-
yond US or any other nation can be conceived.
The afternoon service at st. Paul's was equally
18th Psal I'M, from the 7th verse Ii was a very
animated and Joyous one The verse, Tell it out
among the heathen,' &c. was executed in mas
terlN style, and the rejoicing Of the fields and
Wpods was highly dramatic; but the whole was
enecnve, as a religious instrument. Ii became an
act OF united worship, by carrying OH the mind
ana heart OF the congregation with 1t. lts infu-
ence was solemn, spiritual A new exhibition of
the choral service has been given to me, in the
seriousness, propriety, and effect of IT. and while
1 do not wonder at the interest which is taken in
IL by the people, am delighted at the seriousness
OF worship with which il is received and per-
formed.n
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ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS AND PEARLs.-One of
the most curious sights in Paris, or, indeed, in
the world, is afforded by visit to the vast atelier
OF NJ. Bourguingnon, situated at Barriere de
Trone, where the whole process of transforming
lew grains OF dirty, heaving looking sand into
diamond of the purest water is going on with the
ayowed purpose of deceving everybody but the
buyer The sand employed, and upon which
everything depends, is found in the forest of
tontalnebleau, and enjoys so great a reputation
In the trade, that large quantities exported The
colorlng matter for emeralds, rubies and sap
phires is entirely mineral, and has been brought
to high perfection by vi. Bourguingnon. He man.
talns IN constant employment about a hundred
woIkmen, besides number Of women and young
girls, whose business il is to polish the colored
stones and line the false pearls with fish scales
ana wax The scales Of roach and dace arc chief
~ employed for the purpose, and are a considera-
bic source Of profit to the fishermen of the Seine
IN the environs of Corbeil, who bring them in
large Quantities during the season. They must
oe stripped from the fish while living, OF the
silstening which we admire so much in the real
pearl cannot be initiated.
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IL The official count of the votes for Appel
late Judge in Kentucky gives W heat, the Ameri-
can candidate, 81 majority.
IL In the Minnesota Constitutional Conven-
ton the Republicans have two majority clear over
all the disputed seats.
IL A Vermont mechanic has invented a ma
chine, by means of which writing NAV be done
In the cars. The machine is worked by set of
KEYS.
IL Cincinnati, on FRIDAY, was devastated by
series OF disastrous fires, throwing nearly three
hundred operatives out of employment, and in
yolving loss of nearly quarter of u million of
dollars.
III "Thou shalt not covet' saith HOLY Writ
Yet there are two things man NAV seek for and
most earnestly covet without wrong to the com
mandment; the love Of pure hearted. intelli-
gent woman, and good library.
III The RObena, American freight ship
arrived at Woolwich arsenal on the 18th ultimo
having on board six breech-l loading guns manu-
featured in New York by order of the British
Government. In consequence of the enormous
weight OF these guns-seventeen tons each-the
vessel was ordered to discharge in the East India
Docks.
IL Another awful poisoning case has occurred
IN Massachusetts,. The entire family of Mr. Jno
Jones. living at Randolph, were made very sic K
with arsenic, but by the intervention of PROMPT
measures Of relief their lives were saved Miss
Lucinda Ann Hunt, twenty-five years of age
was arrested on the charge Of administering the
poison.
II The managers of the American Bible So
clety on the I'd instant appropriated 5000 for
printing the ArmenO- Turkish Scriptures at Con-
stantlnopIe, by American missionaries and 81
w 10 the Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church for printing and circulating the
Scriptures in Germany,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHING TON June q, 1857

On the petition of Joseph Battin, of Philadelphia
Pa, praying for the extension of patent granted to
hum on the 9Th Of October, l8i3 for an improvement
In machines for breaking coal,'' for seven years
from the expiration of said patent which takes place
on the 9th day of October, 1857
ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday. the 2iSt of September
next at II O'Clock m; and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, if any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
In the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
of hearing all testimony filed by either party to he
used at the said hearing must he taken and transmit
ted in accordance with the rules of the Office. which
will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed the nth
of September; dispositions and other papers relied
upon stestImony must be filed in the Office on or
before the morning of that day; the arguments any
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also that this notice he published in the
National Intelllgencer, Union. and Star, Washing
ton, d.. c.; Republican, Baltimore, Md: Argus
Phadelphia, Pa; Daily News, New York, n. y;
and Post, Boston, Mass; once week for three
successive weeks, previous to the 2st Of September
next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
p. S.-Edtors of the above papers will please COPY
and send their bills to the Patent Office with pa per
containing TINS notice lie &}-law3w
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EVENING STAR.
THE ylOLETS..

BY HARRIET M'EwEN kIMBALL.
With a cool, delicious sound,
SIlyer-blue the river wound
Dreamlly through wood and wild:
AZ the curve a village stands.
Like little, timiG child,
ClInglng with its baby hands,
While the water-pulses beat
softly round his naked feet.
Ina purple haze of thought,
watching where the river shone,
sweetest Odors round my head
BY fresher breeze were hswn.
IN my mind thlswlse | SAID -
Tender perfumes haunt the air
Souls OF blue forget e-nofs,
HelIotropes and lilies dead,
Ghosts of last years roses rare.
Thiswise said; then, unaware.
Prest tuft of grass aside;
Never thinking IN such nests
Knots of vl0lets often hide.
There they nestled meekest flowers
Ever wOed BY April showers,
As a maiden in her bosom
Will conceal Loves beauteous blossom,
w hIle sweet words and vays unbidden,
Half reveal with IL is hidden;
Thus the maiden Spring doth hold
Treasures In her mantle's fold:
Thus, may hap, some wind will tell
Where the fragrant secrets hide:
Push the emerald scarf aside
There the tremulous vIolets dwell.
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