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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= Hoofiand,s German Bitters take the

lH- HOonand's German Biiters take the
lead.-s.Aas EAroSros, Gro., July IA. 1883.
DEAR Your German Bitters are taking the lead Of
all other medicines for chronic diseases &C., and sell
ing rapidly. Please send another box Immediately
we shall be out before II arrives.
Truly yours LYNCH DAVIS.
DR.. K. L. strohecker said
"MAcos, Gro, January l, 1851.
81 happy say that your German Bltters gain
Ing great reputation. think wi In future, sell very
rapidly
W. Msxey 4 Co. said:
'MosTtcEIro GEO., October @, 1852.
Your Btters though entirely unknown before IN this
county, have sold rapidly, and given satisfaction"
Zee advertisement. June Tim
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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Err
ecatipe Committee Of the American Party, have
pleasure in announcing TO the people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
of the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an authoritative erpo-
asnt and advocate Of the principles Of the Ameri-
can Party, have been completed.
Recommending its labors, under these au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfuly commend the
AMERICAN ORGAN to the generous confidence OF
the ADerican Party, in every section Of the Con-
federacy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, OF Ky.
SOLOMON g. HAVEN, ofN. Y.
J. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WAsHIsaTos CITY, ID. O., May 18th, 1856.
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MARRIED-

On Thursday evening, by the Rev. John @. Smith,
=, x a RGGM0LDS, Esq, 70 Mlss KATE PLEAS.
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CowHIDISG AFFAIR IN WALL STREET.-GaEAT
ExcIrEMEST.-On Wednesday afternoon, great
excitement was created il Wall street. in conse-
quence OF gentleman having an Office amongst
the bulls and bears having been severely cowhided
by Benjamin Wood, Esq, brother to the Mayor.
The cause of this chastsement was the appearance
in of our daily Journals, day or two ago, of
communication rejecting upon Mr.. Benjamin Wood
and his brother, the honorable Fernando The
Mayors brother accordingly called upon the editor
Of the journal in question: and demanded the name
Of the author of the Objectionable article He was
told that it was Mr.. Bradford Of Wall street, at
whose Office he soon after called, but not finding
Mr.. Bradford in waited for him at the street door
Soon Bradford made his appearance when Mr..
Wood stepped up to him and inquired his name.
Receiving satisfactory answer, Mr.. Bradford, a.
is alleged, fearing an attack, produced pistol,
whereupon Mr.. Wood drew a cowhide from be-
meath his umbrella, and Mt the same time, knock.
ing the pistol from Bradlord's hand, commenced
bclaboring the latter with the cowhide, and, as
sverred, continued to do SO till it is said, Bradford
cried out to the bystanders to take of the assa-
ant. They did so, and separated the beligerents
before any great damage was done. Mr.. Bradford
is a man some six feet in height, Southerner by
birth, but does business in Beaver street. A large
number Of persons Witnessed the occurrence, and
became greatly excited thereat--N. y Express.
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Read the Grst and last pages.

John Hare Powell well-known citizen Of Phil
adephia, died at Newport, Rhode Island, on Sat-
urday last He was brother OF Professor Hare,
the eel bratel chemist
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rW- William A. IsatcheIor's Hair Dye.-

Try William A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
Gray red rusty hair dyed instantly TO beautiful and
natural brown black without the least injury hair
skin
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded TO WI.
liam A. Bachelor since $780, and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair of his patrons OF his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair and whsers Is
just would be against covering bald head with wig
William A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature, and is warranted not TO In
jure in the least, however long II may be continued
Made, sold, applied lin nine private rocms at the Wig
Factory, 233, Broadway, New York
Sold In all cities and of the United States By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the and address upon steel plata
engraving four sides of each bottle, OF
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
1885, Broadway, New York.
The genuine for sale by Charles sott, and applied ny
J. II. Gibbs. Wizards Hotel. ap T-eod
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CHuRcH GorSa IN THE 0LDEN TINE.-We find
the following in a history OF the town Of Salem,
Massachusetts,
The boys were ranged on the stairs of the
meeting house, and man was appointed to keep
people from sleeping by means OF a short dubbed
stick, having at one end knob and at the other a
iox tail, with which he would stroke the woman's
faces that were asleep, and with the other would
knock unruly dogs and men. In the same place,
Salem, two men we're appointed TO mark down the
non-attendsnts. In order TO present them to the
magistrate, while at the same time, three consta-
oles we're appointed 10 keep watch at the doors Of
tho meeting house, 70 prevent any one from going
forth till the exercises were finished
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woSr ESDonsr.-Tho South Carolina Abbeyille
Banner, True Carolinian and Lsursnsville Herald
are out against the nominations made at Gin
cinnan M @
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Mr.. Glars TEsrIMoNY.-We shall publish to-
morrow Mr.. Clay's own statement of Mr.. Buchan.
ans participation in the bargain and corruption
swindle ss 80 #u gE
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icy Holioway's Ointment and Pills.
Astonishing of Abscess pronounced incurabs by
the faculty Robert parle OF Cumberland, Maine, was
afflicted for three with abscess in the arm and
about have the limb amputaed but recommended
Holoway's Ointment and Pills, which completely healed it.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane,
New York. and No 24a Strand, London; and by all drug
gists, at 20 cents, 62 cents, and II pot or box
June 20
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yet we can hardly suppose he was really stupid
enough to think, that even majority OF any
Convention, not wholly composed OF lunatics
would cast their votes for Pierce, after the is
cradle failure of the present administration. II
then the Union-man advocated Pierce's nom
ination, without the slightest hope Of success,
may not Senator Broadhead be permitted to
warmly support the nominees and the plat
form, even though he be Of the opinion, that
they cannot carry Pennsylvania
We deem it not improper to state that We
knew nothing OF the statement originally pub
lished in the Organ, until we saw it in our col
umns. 1t was furnished by our assistant upon
information given him by gentleman who did
not intend nor expect Gas We now learn) that 1t
would be published. n fai%
Our assistant however, not regarding it
as con6dentially communicated to him, /" made
a note Of il, and it was published, and noW the
Union, having thought fit to refer to it, as a
"misrepreseatation promulgated By the enc
mics ofthe Democratic party and we, hav-
ing received such information as satisfies us
that no doubt can exist as to its correctness,
have no alternative left, but to assume the re-
sponsibility of reaiiirming its truth Nor do
we doubt, from what we learn from Pennsyl-
ysnia, that the vote Of that State next Novcm-
Der will vindicate the opinion thus attributed
to Senator Brodhead.
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hArRlMoNY IN Misunderstanding to the
registration reports prepared by Dr. Sutton, there
were, last year, 5,6sS marriages in Kentucky
Jefferson shows the greatest number OF any one
county, and Mclean the least The majority OF
matrimonial alliances were formed during the win
ter months--December taking the lead Most of
the brides were between 16 and 20 years Of age
and most of the grooms were between 90 and IS !;
two ladies married at 40 years, one girl at 10, and
several under 10 $40 boys under 30 years Of age
were married during the year
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. Fillmore and DoneIson Club.--A
meeting of the Club will be held at the Organ build
ing on Saturday evening next 21st instant a. eight
o'clock. Punetual attendance is requested.
By order of the President. june eo--2t
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The RepttbticGn Convention al PhIadeiphiS-
Third DEFY.
PHILADELpHtA, June 10, 1856.
There was much caucussing and canvassing last
night and this morning, among the different dele
gsticns with reference to the nomination for Vice
President Satisfied that they had committed
bhunder in selecting Fremont for the Presidency,
against the express declarations Of Pennsylvania,
II seemed TO be generally understood that che
should namc the man for the second position
Cerberns. however, refused the sop, and would not
be thus conciliated, and the Convention organized
THE morning with it, members all sHoat OH the
sabiect
The FIRST business transacted was the adoption
of a resolution providing for National Young
Mems Convention in the city Of New York in the
month Of September
communication was received FROM the State
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r The Members of the Good Will Club
take great pleasure in announcing to their
friends and patrons that their second annual excur-
sion will take place Monday July 81 10 the White
House Pavilion.
Particulars in future advertisement
BY order of Committee june 20-3tFMW
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.
The following are the drawn numbers of the Car
roll County Lottery, Class No. ~, drawn juno 10
1856:
"a 4 90 rs 90 40 5S II % "a 46 80
The following are the drawn numbers of the Pa
tapsco Institute Lottery, Class No l72, drawn juno
10, 1856:
Is 81 I6 10 81 10 81 AZ 40 II 10 %
r. FRANCE L co.
ID. Ii. MoPHAIL, Commissioner. june 20 =
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~ Rev. mar. Foster will preach in the
Navy Yard Baptist Church next Sabbath, June % al
III O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ je 20
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.w- Rev. Daniel Waldo, Chaplain TO the
House of Representatives win preach at the Capitol
on Sunday at IL o'clock. Entrance at the east door.
June 90
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a CARGO of best White and Red Ash
"a COAL, daily expected will be sold low for cash
in lots 20 suit, il taken from the vessel
DICKSON, GORDON, a CO.,
Corner ct and Vermont avenue, or Of
june POST Green and Water SITS, Georgetown,
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~ Religious NOtice.-The congregation
of the Western Presbyterian Church will resume
their worship in The lecture Of their church,
next Sabbath The ruins OF the broken tower are SO
removed AS to preclude all danger, and the congre-
gat,n will have the presence of their pastor REV.
Mr.. HaskelD to unite with them in acknowledging
the hand of Infinite Wisdom in again affecting them.
The Sabbath School will meet in the church, AZ
usual, at 8 A.. NJ.
Citizens and strangers are cordially invited to at
tend
Preaching in the morning At II, and at M.
inne 2n-2t
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PROPOSALS. FOR MEDICINES.

Washington Asylum,
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1885,
NOTICE. - All persons having claims
~ against the Washington Asylum are requested
70 furnish a statement OF the same 10 the Commits
soners on or before Friday next.
GEO. II. FULMER,
Il. II. QUEEN,
j. III. MOVES
june 20 Commissioners
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LAY Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner
Of Maryland avenue and Sixth sreet.--Service in the
morning at i and in the evening at o'clock.
The venerable and Rev. Mr. Waldo, Chaplain to
the House ct Representatives, will preach the
ming Of the 22d instant, at o'clock. june 20--2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
TO THE FREE NORTH

come, fellow citizens of the Free North. dire.t
from the Free men Of Kansas, to appeal 10 YOU a.
men, IS k1dred, as friends Of Freedom, in their
betat. Murder, rapine, arson robbery are boldly
perpetrated there BY the agent, of the tyranuica
oisarchy that has been for years eudeavorins to
throttle free Institutions and deprive you
Of your birthright. Leading men in Western
Missouri are swearing death upon every Free
State man they can find in the Territory. and
they are mastering men Gin Western Nissour;
TO execute this barbarOus purpose. The decree
has gone iorth that your brethren, your kindred
your nelgh0ors, " no have gone 10 Kansas expect.
ing protection, are required to sacrifice their
lives aid property, or save their lives by sacrificing
their property, IN leaving the Territory without
settling their business. And how can they leave
Their enemies are marching in armed bands through
the Territory, shooting down like highwaymen. all
who are found unguarded, and armed bands block
up the highways. How can, ask again. how can
they attempt to leave without being ex posed to de-
struction If they could leave Will you sit idly
ard see the representatives of Northern institu-
tions in the Territories forced away like Roman
captycs, despoiled of their goods, the trophies of
Free Labor, and those trophies gracing the triumph
of their captors and they, your friends your neigh
bors yOUr brothers and sisters driven to your very
doors, Deggars IAN tney pear THIS Illumination
II is imminent They are now leagued together in
bands for mutual protection; their substance is fast
wasting away; their ammunition is failing: their
numbers are decreasing; their leaders are held
csptives in defiance of law, and now they call TO
YOU for help-such help as is found in arms, in
good marnsmen, food, powder and lead The
crisis has come; the reign Of terror is supreme You
must aid now, or YOU may soon have occasion to
defend yourselves, your wives and your children.
Take warning by the example of your friends in
Kansas and learn from them that there can be no
compromise ,cih tyranny.
Many of you have believed lies sent forth to
deceive you till the bjagation of your friends in
Kansas was completed. Words are unequal to
communicate to you the imminent peril of your
friends. Money food, arms, and ammunition
alone will not answer; they need men. Most Of
them hare families to protect and defend, and rery
mann Of the families Of Kansas hare already lost their
protectors rho hare been brutality murdered or are
IN captirip. March march at once to the
rescue. Barbarians are mastering TO murder your
friends. Those barb0riaps do not hesitate TO attack
uopy frisnds-wHY SHOULD YOU HESITATE To DE-
PEND THEM Men of the North, assure as
man. as fellow. citizen, that the half of the indg-
mites heapsd upon your suffering friends has not
been told and cannot be told till the great day
shall reveal them. va you be siares' WILL YOU
M sI,yFsI THOMAS SHANkLAND.
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heve Broadway. Al les'. onehslf n the stages thx
60 down below this point are unnecessary. and could
be stopp-d ard turned sboutsupon the space thus
thrown oper just s. well A. at South Ferry. PsSsen-
ger corg down IN the stages that stopped here would
simply have 10 be- transferred TO those that run the
whole route The greatest portion 0! the difficulty OF
blocking the street. arises from the constant stoppsye
Of s;sges to take 4 or let out passengers between
Barclay and Wal streets. By stopping one halt OF
ire stsges Of al the Broadway lines 81 the lower emf
Of TIRE Park, that difficulty would be n gres, mess'
TIRE obviated and quite So by prohibiting the Others
fom stopping between there snd rnni,y church-yard
The subject IN all bearings is that cannot Dc
thought Of without seeirg - vast Importance and
feeling ss -f>d OF its prsctcsbhty. II vii relieve
Broadway; II VII relieve Fulton street-Or Line
Of stages ard hslf she carts 20 down Beekman;
snd it WI be Of almost iucoucevab,e advantage 10
tie esst side OF the city Beekman street. Aud
al this car be obtained without dollar of expense
for damages to private property, or inconvenience
expense 10 individuals, such IS must be suffered in
opening streets through blocks Of buildings Speaking
of that. reminds that there IS another and very
urgent reason Why Beekmau street should be opened
across tie Park. and that is the Bowery extension.
In few months this great thorOughfare Of the east
SIDE Of the city will be open and ready TO pour down
It's crowds into Franklin square, which it will DO to
the jam in the narrow part of Chatham street.
ore OF the most natural outlets for the crowd from
that square Will be through PEAR and Beekman streets
up to Park row, on its way to Broadway and the
on the side become the grand center
Of the largest wholesale stores in the city Shall that
iron fence, and that little point OF useless ground
used only for the basin of dry ouutaO and the dryer
losfers that loaf around itshau that point continue
10 obstruct such broad street as Beekman and Park
place united would be 1t is point beyond dispute.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NV ORLEANS. Wednesday. June Il

Ew.ORLEAys, Wednesday, June Il, 1856.
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived a. this
port with San Francisco dates to the 25th of May and
San Juan dates to the 9th inst.
Great excitement existed in San Francisco in con-
sequence Of q man named Casey having shot James
kIg, editor of The Bulletin, in the street. Casey
was Immediately arrested and confined in jail. The
shooting Of King occurred Oh the It'll ult and the
10th he died.
On the announcement Of his death the feelings Of the
community became aroused to the highest pitch. The
Odd Vigilance Committee called meeting and psc ards
Of an Dhamatory nature were posted, calling on the
citizens to take the Law into their own hands; and on
the 18th three thousand citizers, completely organ
lied in divisions and companies armed with mlskets
marched by three streets from the Committee Rooms
and took possession Of the jail.
Thence they took Casey together with the gambler
Cora, the murderer of Gen. Richardson, and carried
them to the Committee Rooms, where they remained
strongly guarded upon the sailing of the steamer. 1t
was supposed that they would be hung. The whole
city was draped in mourning for the death Of King,
who was most highly esteemed Casey was for
merly an inmate of the Sing Sing Prison, aud it
statement to that effect in The Bulletin that caused the
difficulty.
The Committee is fully organized Throughout the
State. 1t is said they have raised $4,000 to carry
out their measures and that they intend 10 drive out
all the gamblers from the State.
The Committee well supplied with arms and
ammunition, and their proceedings characterized
by The most perfect order and propriety.
The George Law from Aspinwall for NewNork has
nearly two millions of dollars in treasure on freight
From Nicaragua we learn that General Walker had
removed his headquarters to Leon. Tnere was some
sickness among the troops.
The United States Surveying steamer Corwin had
arrived at Panama.
Cortland Gushing, formerly agent of the Transit
Company at Virgin Bay, had died at Punta Arenas.
All was quiet on the lsthmus
II was rumored that revolution had broken OUT az
Costa RIGA during Mora's absence. 1t ID said to be
headed by an influential family named Castro.
There had been arrivals Of ships from the Atiantc
States at San Francisco during the fortnight.
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KANSAS NEWS.

81. Lows. Wednesday. June Il, 1855.
The latest accounts from Kansas state tha. Ddnad-
son IL still alive and well, that Col Sumner was dis
rersirg al armed bands, irrespective OF the party to
which they belonged and ths; prospects Of pesce prt
vailed.
ST. LOTS, Thursday, June ia, 1856
A letter to The Denecrat dated Lawrence 9th.
says that Mr.. Upton Sergeant at Arms Of the Kansas
Investigation Committee, while going from Westpo-.
to Lawrence, taken prisoner bys party Of Buf0rd.
men, but that, through the Influence Of Mr.. Oliver,
be was released after days detention.
Gen. Whitfield il sad 10 have command Of about
three hundred men, who ere encamped near Prairie
City, twelve miles south Of Lawrence, engaged in
stopping ard searching travellers.
Col Sumner went TO Prairie City with company Of
troops, and compelled whtfelds company to Dis
perse, which they did; but after going about five
miles they encamped again and commenced commit
ting depiedatiOns on the property Of settlers When
Col. Sumner learned that Whitfelds Company had
not dispersed he sent to the fort for more troops 70
make them DO go. Three hundred Free-Stste men
were ercsmped near Whtfelas Company watching
bis movements, and ready to give him battle The
presence Of Col Summers Company up TO the present
time has prevented fight
CHICAGO, Thursday, June -, 1856.
The Chicago Tribune has letter from Camp Cosl
Creek, Kansas, June s. stating that two hundred Ms
tourians crossed the river the Sunday previous,
ard battle was expected or the next day, but the
report that Col Lane, with alarge force one day
march from Lawrence, terrified the guerilla party
tlst they instantly recrossed the river to Plate
County.
Col. Sumner stationed at Lawrence for the pur-
pose Of dispensing any gatherings Of armed men.
The Independence correspondence of Tie 81. Loui'
Republican says the Missouriars viii not long endIre
the investigating Committee-that forbearance has
ceased 10 be q viz ne