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Coas.A ,ltion Cured

Nav YoeS. nec 9th. lisa
came TO View York in the shin Terrranl,. ,,,, -,
tive pla Is 81 JOHN, New pruuswi,k x.nsa ~ ' % na
ths ctsy my health was very panr had yer, b,d
asei srof deal OF matter. which was frel6a,tI, M,
weak and amseiated Ny friends and nh, 49,, ,,,
bounced my ease Consumption. aad beyond IN. r.,rh
mrt'tine' accidentally heard of Dr. C1ril., Hys.,n,
et lnhans hysean Napor and Cherry S,rap and ft
ed package" which verify believed .trra my I'M. "
soon aief wearing the IHhiler found II ,.Ii,y.l ., .
l "s lungs, and atrf while the disease mad.
rs afttati'te upfu the surface uuer h. nh,l.r i,
TOOK the Cherry syrup directed and Continued "a !,
81" ny oo"sh stainay growing better until II en,t.L,
t i1" nv consider mssett Gufsi sI, s-.
ne tnh4'er a. ihe "se ni II Is rather peasiat aai h.
e,ie- y Stfe#stheHug AMI purfstng 10 lbe I,,r.. /
ei unwilling al present TO dispense withi,
JOHN wooD
Accounts are d.'ly received from cl-rr,.ne, ,,t,,
, .' me hshrst resPse' ability, Of cls-s ii ca
neteS"'re considered iocar4hl- Of Asth,nt Br,rrht
@.HR'lon aa6 ali diseases Of The Luaes 6y peCCk
"a "E ~ \. Rad III f1llo3inc.-
if hnssstt, P'stn4sr-f r Bqrnytha Y .,ys
" "'%eh NOR" lts1elaa ~ is working ~na.!.rs
hgt' Ia diseases ot the lunss a.lsy. il vii ,nrs ~,
noi +" the Fef} last stages aad even hen Is pce
e-s Tag ne rest and conf"ti II Is sure 10 rre th ,,
am willing s'ti any neshbar 10 purchase = nae k,r.
II s4acct Ler to i've"
Hygeana in Maine.
: II d"uherii Postmaster Al r, : br,ot NJ -,
= '"e '"e u? sfa"a Is dong wohders here VI, SISTER
~ as n'u = distressing couch with sfe1t diaicait, i,
'Hs' "r years She w.rethe lnntler and i.,, i,.
Cherry syrup but few days .sore She o., ,.I,v-J l
-, -" ','et we month use If IL her cough Is s-H nc
s1A.ttS 5 new system OF h.tai Ailr NM. ,.,i..s
m teE't'a IA the treatnest Of diseases ii the t,iass
RE - n" mistake II is truly woatsrf,l discover,
- -. nif Iaf'sf says, 1T is eight DAYS since
.hN sh'ef put on the Inhaler and ca,,Ine e i.i
ac Hrs Margaret EssInT Of Er,okI Iyo 49, -. - w.
lhe asthma OF eight ynsrs standing Ia sA}liaa t the
at 'S % 'Sses ana cures OF Inc abtve ec'n5'a. atf
ave eeen HAGe IN this ciy. Our sars have t-r, ,>
-p packages day here aud yet It Il, n.ly a!s,
thiee months ace II was nfierrd 10 the puh,e
sa,i ny bOfD PAUL Ne Al, C.rtlaall Sire, G
la nhp ~ H.
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r.. pr,a i-,- ia caffiag ,l,a sttnt,iieo f,h. ,s,
:" t,' pftpis't't d,ns 81 win teeliug u- utiasss
rtI.iG. It. Ftrta -, al p5tsn l., d, ,,,.eas,
Ja watch recsiana4 ALL.
IL II utirlsi artscle. hat o ,e that his
td the test setrs IrIat fare ti. Aneriran
pe ai Its "eppiation aad sale is utisaiicd by any
nit,r ps-pn,tts -staat tn, tie tinop, IN It's aver
v thi N =, ~ 'e't ani we'll Phy ian.
Il i,lts uiuas la al put, nj cauairy I inn,.s-
,r ott,s;i.s trrm ynur eva State tfui k .ub
lnitt-i erfeffns tss NJ, may st,ii Doubt 10 my M.
u,irtbtlni " or Pn.c rcd i;rceipi Bfes inr Farmer
I'd f,pi ~ be IA! 5tatIs 81 ali tho Agents for the
6errar Bttefs,
rriaop.A oihae a'd Ma 'ufatory No. l2o Arch ST.
T.s.imony fron N,,ne.
Cap, Daniel Aph'r. lr"''kn, Me, July Ie,is Sc
says -: was taS1n suck "he year GO last aIssi lii
NY passage ttam Havana Cha irs n., = q A
the iali-r place tAak medicine aud procured !
pAyscian fuf ten,isys could obtain II" relief &c
sleep or appetite At taking upa new,prtrr K, h
iug yunr advert ,snet Of hoefa nds German Eusr
lee | ssnI tor some nmtd,aUly this Vas atnm II
o'clock. al II ",'"rs took III. G,s d.se aud anathe,
~ o'cack TIE .fcct rt!s rapid sa NC fiat Thar
% 'da'rsf tt fSv saper. rested raj hut Hishiand
n-rt day f1u,sd ret hate 10. S.ra I, n
ysnr m.ateipo sinee. hat3ne t.,R sailing fe
Ba!iIa,ors Charleston ,u,d al. Iies' iad,a is}cnd
sincs, hare ao~ garen RP gang to sea GHd rtrot
his ptIcs ,rier- ste II! ag,ncy as ue
srA Iarse guanfHies af ~
JOS B. HILL 4 Ca Pf.stie I,c Ar,a<,ak e, ".
AprL a. 1851 say We herewith send yru > srttfi
n a performed y Iite ei o4I, one In III,
al n" 6ern'." Bners We 'h"s Ar, Clark To he mas
niv-ttcuy and have dnub c ihetrutk el ms 81 .ry
M-ssrs Jos u Hail 8, Cn --G-uirnien-1 Ia an<w.ri
."ur .aiurIe, / viii state nat my dageLlrr aged II
vars has taen cun aisirars al a pun Ia her ne 10
years aad shout the ist CT January las,
t.sea dnwa and c"nhuod her be- The pain il
s.i- ~asvrry he sides heins troy led viii
-stts between h-r sh"n ,er. and her ifrs,, FTsn
.sHs aoinber oi eGfrs performed hy Hoahaud'
herin,n Bitiers" vas indtoed to try ii in her eas
.at seat to your store aud PURSUE Ell nns bo,le ST.
M ts<ea II but few dass when t,syan to inprny
All sfter taki ho,tc she ia en- ,ovins bere
hrath than she has lar She fr,r 40 nam in he
riIi any part al her tNpy, and attrintrs her cur
eiircs. l, the G-ftntn Bttiers NN llAR[
S,i.npa Bsook Ars seoktn.
You shonll bear IN mind ths, these BliIrr. are Il
rtsErr VEGETABLE thsreiy possessing avanias-. ss
~ 81 oi Tie Preparations rec o' eid.i similar dis
rs
'az b. rssp-clahse dsaiess aud s,or-e pe-~ ger
srsily.
t-rrick Baessp,r' T. u Parker is
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te'ag I'd u B-rss @,i Ea.s,, ae. f.e
ras.' sff@ffsi aHa a+fssa5se pAs,as as,t-
cd te tae iss5sf.
ftHF u,rs>', 4 such rriica, as ins.x bc.H 'I' ita
- iar i., 4! a. i.rs aesi pa .IciaS L. aIsaata
uS"F tt .afsirs in tie ili Il ~. anal Fvs
must 3" osteL> to tters tattil-"hS ,+r,.- = at
uorv ul-,iia.t al vlrctgeii, up,u ~ and
the linr a. nthi,ei, les ii.s u slrisser, tsu.
lIe s-r,-tsr 10 Ihr /. on, produce. ali t.
rts Nhec pt5s,c d r.u'r-i, hHt ,aa -,ril
habiiual co-iiyeas ~ he~r- T+riestl, i,- II
ext.is All huaeTs vsa. r Lsi, errtsin lsr p,..
rsulac~ the setisn cf ae Liver isr,ss the FROM
bile, irvgorats sholt New :, .trir ard removes
s.s eau,s e al ,o'A pains sa'H
Eheasaism, .Nfrfi..p. Iir I,s,'auerpr. Goni
i'ais N The Nsad SD Stomach j,
Il nay ao t rt.I Gisn IN all Iiscas> Of thc Loset
n sentvrts usrTh0r nni Chulrrl Nofhns el
% IL iagAal Influence At,u reYsat, T. r--
no other Recommendation. No family wA he vieioU,
after they have properly tested it megis eairr Il You
have tEivl cthsr teRIc'e without ,p0tr tot
relief Is ai hand. Ar .nii-Tins iruJn serfuI sir
bottles of nav I4ui tArisr'ic Sh you Nnuit ,or
be reeyed from aabssl Cu>ivens~s the, bttis, All
feet all tia; you desire. ], you sfsii A.e Hhca
yoa from ,hsn All huuors ~i ls .r,l.rA;rl fsoa ~,
haoi by the Of from six haiti Ii s.or:
yoa nie ply sc iuf any purise, H. l. f-a rt
ah.e, sal and asrr@he to ihs tss;e las has lI
placed stllE the reach Of tie Fablie.
PRICE Si,oo.
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ISAAC FIR Ill r
HOUSE, SHIP SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER.

East end OF the Bridge.
GRAINING. GLAZING, GUIDING AND
pAPERlNG executed in the hest sivle-
Par,leolar attention raid 10 GRAINING,
AkNlsHlNG, POLISHING, oRNA-
MENTING ANp E&AMELING SHIPS
( tABINS AND PsEIOES. 1ATRrtGP
0ff fTENIs= M txp
WARFE PROOF GIiNNfG I00KIxG
GLASS r. AND PICTURE FRAMES IL
GvIDEo. SiGH PAINTING Of every des
erpilen done CT reasonable terms.
III !. FRAZIER.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
Ea EB&ATLp
prrlnan Dit!crs,
PREPARED EY
DR.. c. II JACKSON, Philad'a, Pa.
WIN ktFEr frAlIi rrhR

wILt kFFkctrAtLI cUkR
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaund,ce,
G.fo"tc Of .StrreoHs Letflfy,
Diseases
"f ihe Kidneys,
ar! all diseases arlsiHg
trp,n spfded Lnrr or
S.nnarh sucb a. Co tsitpati6n
| ssfd Pitrs f1ttttt s. Bk,ud 10
til. deal, ,Aci,itis al tie Sl.'each Nau.
Sea. He ,rtoGVa, Disgust f.t tuu.i Full.
vet. u - ihs Slt lch, s.ur eru,-
ttih,n,, sinking ar 6ats eftns Al the Pti ul the
S,bn,ch SWIM niug al Inc Head Hurried and
d,iii1utt ore tthtBs. Fiutterins al The Ue,rt
ChoiSi 4. - 81 f,c titng Sensations " hen IN
laying Posture. ntlnaess of tisivA Dots ar
Webs BeirTe the sight, Fever AID Isl
pain IN ths ileit, Dsdc .enry oi pensu,ra
aiioI, 81 uW of The ~sln
Eyes, PA Ia thr SD. Bi Chr,s
j.tmas etc Sad len n f.. q
tie. Bug hne IA the ST.
C'lsitat tsusti" nss of
aa! sfstt u p-pressisn
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, April Is, 1855.

TUESDAY, April 15, 1855.
After our report closed yesterday, when the mo-
ton to reconsider the vote changing the site of the
District Armory from the Mall to Judiciary Square
was under consideration
Mr.. DOUGLAS said he was opposed to allowing
the erection of any buildings on any of the public
reservations He thought the Jail, the hospital,
&C., ought never to have been placed where they
are.
The discussion was continued at some length by
Messrs TOUCEY, YULEE, BRODHEAD, HALE,
ADAMS, BUTLER, REID, STUART, WELLER,
BROWN, and others.
The motion to reconsider the passage of the
Joint resolution was agreed 10.
Mr.. HAMLIN then moved that the bill be re-
committed to the Committee on the District of Co.
lumbia, with instructions to the committee to re-
port bill repeating the act making the appropri-
alton for the construction of the armory, and to
provide for paying all damages which have arisen
which was agreed to--yeas 80, nays l3--as fol-
lows
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Bell >of New
Hampshire, Bell of Tennessee Benjamin, Bright,
Brown, Butler, Collamer, Crittenden, Durkee,
Evans, Fish, Fitzpatrick, Hale, Hamlin, Iverson,
Jones of Iowa, Mason, Pugh, Reid Rusk, Sebas-
tian, Seward, Slidell, Sumner, Toombs, Trumbull,
Wade, and Wilson-3O.
NAYS-Messrs. Biggs, Bigler, Brodhead, Cass,
Dodge, Douglas, Foot, Jones Of Tennessee, Stuart,
Toucey, Weller, Wright, and Yulee-l8.
After the consideration of executive business,
the Senate adjourned.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, April Is, 1855.

WEDNESDAY, April Is, 1855.
A communication was received from the Com
missioner of Patents, transmitting the agricultural
portion of his report.
Mr.. SEWARD introduced joint resolution in
relation to the newly discovered guano islands !;
which resolution was referred to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs
Mr.. BROWN, from tho Committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia, reported bill to authorize the
Commissioner of Public Buildings to remove OBJ
structions in certain streets and avenues in this
city, and to prevent trespass upon the same.
This bill makes it incumbent on gas companies
and all others who wish to disturb the pavement
of the streets, to get permit from the Commits
sioner of the Public Buildings, and oblige them
selves to replace the work as before The second
section provides that any one placing Instructions
in the streets shall pay the cost Of their removal
by the United States, and pay fine of SO. Sec
ton third empowers the Washington and Alexan-
dria Railroad Company to lay rails from the depot
down First street, across Pennsylvania avenue,
down Maryland avenue, to any point on the Poto-
they may select, by following the usual condi-
tions.
Also bill repeating so much of the act of
March Sd, 1855 as provides for the erection of an
armory in the District of Columbia
Mr.. HUNTER called up the bill in relation to
foreign coins, and the coinage of cents, which was
passed.
Mr.. BAYARD called up the bill to change the
place of holding the United States Courts for the
district of Delaware, which was passed.
The Bounty Land bill was under consideration,
when our report closed.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

BUCHANAN IN NEW YoRK.-A number Of the
friends of Mr.. Buchanan bad private dinner par
ty at the New York Hotel, on Friday evening last,
with the view Of bringing out significant demon
strstion for Buchanan in that city and State
About fifty gentlemen sat down 10 dinner, and
among them were Beverly Tucker, editor Of the
Washington Sentinel; Col. John W. Forney, late
Clerk of the House Of Representatives; George n.
Saunders, late United States Consul al London
Isaac V. Fowler, postmaster Of New York city
Col Daniel L. Delavsn, naval storekeeper at Brook
lyn; Col Thomas Dunlap, deputy naval officer Of
the port Of New York, and several other gentle
men of like prominence,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WEDNESDAY, April l6, 1855.
The Agricultural report was received from the
Patent Office.
Mr.. HAVEN moved to print 500 extra copies.
Referred to Printing Committee.
Mr.. READY presented bill explanatory of the
acts of l848 and 1853 in relation to pensions to
widows of Revolutionary officers and soldiers.
Referred to Pension Committee.
Mr.. HAVEN reported bill from the Naval
Committee for the reliefof Capt. Thos. Ap Catesby
Jones. Also, adversely to the petition Of Mr..
Black.
Mr.. DAVIS, of Massachusetts reported bill to
grant bounty lands to the officers and of pri-
vate armed vessels of the United States-
Mr.. MATTESON, bill to pay the Chinese in
terpreter $5, 900 instead Of 81, 500 per annum.
Mr.. G. w. JONES moved its reference to the
Committee of the Whole.
The Secretary of State recommends this increase
of salary and his letter the subject was read by
the Clerk. Mr.. S. w. Williams, the wel-known
author, is the proposed interpreter. He is from
Mr. MArTEsoNs district in New York.
Referred to the Committee of the Whole.
The Senate communicated its disagreement to
the Military Academy bill.
Mr.. PHELPS moved the appointment of a COM
mittee of conference.
A bill was reported by Mr.. DICKSON for the
relief of Mrs. Angus, widow of the late Lieutenant
Angus, United States Navy.
Mr.. BROOKS reported bill for the relief Of
Mrs. Tilman, of South Carolina, and briefly stated
the extraordinary circumstances of the case. -Four
of her sons we're killed in Mexico, and the only
surviving SON was thrown from his horse and 80
severely injured that he will be paralytic for life.
Mr. BROOKS made an eloquent and affecting
appeal in behalf of the petitioner.
Mr.. MACE moved to insert $50 month instead
Of %, reported in the BILL but afterwards changed
1t to $40.
Mr.. GIDDINGS commenced q speech on the
Mexican war, and was called to order by
Mr. McMULLEN.
The SPEAKER decided that Mr.. GrDDINes was
in order, who resumed his remarks. He stated
that those men who were killed In Mexico, went
there to kill their fellow-men, and therefore theiI
mother ought not to receive pension.
Mr.. ORR demanded the previous question or
the amendment OF Mr.. MACE.
The amendment was adopted.
The bill was then read third time and passed
almost unanimously.
A bin was reported for the relief of Mrs. Brown
ing, widow of the late Thos. L. Browning, United
States Nsvy--contnues her husbands pension to
her for Ave years
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

to "Naylor and his gang" what charges were
made against the several parties, and the
" circumstances under which they they were
made. Whenever our contemporary shall be
tried, or whenever "Naylor and his gang
shall be tried, we shall announce the result,
whether it be for or against any one or all of
them. But we must decline usurpiHg the
province of either jury or judge, and leave to
the appropriate tribunals, their appropriate du-
ties, it neither being our duty nor our right
to PREJUDICE any man, whose case belongs to
the criminal courts. The cases of political
criminals, we have a right to discuss, indeed,
we are now prosecuting before the tribunal Of
public opinion, the case of "Sam versus
Franklin Pierce sand his gang" Of public
plunderers, and we entertain no doubt Of their
conviction and condemnation, at their trial on
the first Monday of November next.
We have had some limitations that our con-
temporary would, in view of the probable re-
suit of the Presidential election, be glad to turn
I" States Evidence" on the trial Of the above
case; but we cannot consent to use him as
witness, apprehending, as we do, that o6jec-
tions to his credi6ility would be made by the
parties concerned, and that such objections
would be held good. Besides, we have abun-
dant testimony Of reliasie character to insure
conviction.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

AMERICAN NOMINATING MEErEG.--A mass meet
ing of the American party Of Alexandra was held
at American Hail. in that city, on Monday evening,
for the purpose Of nominating county officers. @.
e. Stuart was nominated for Commonwealth's At
torney; Capt. George Duffey for Commissioner of
the Revenue w. T. Powell for County Surveyor;
and s. N. Chipley J. Padgett, and Z. Davis, for
County Constables.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

1t Is said that Mrs. Stowe, the author Of Uncle
Toms Cabin, win soon put TO press work Illus
trating the alleged degradation of the poor white
population of the South. She expects TO make it
appear that Uncle Toms miseries are but part Of
the results of slavery, his white brethren keeping
him company In the same.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

KANSAS ArrAIRs.-The following statement Of
the vote in the Senate on Monday, on the rejec-
ton of the memorial Of the Topeka Legislature,
was accidentally omitted from yesterdays paper:
Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Benjamin, Biggs,
Bigler, Bright, Brown, Butler, Cass, Clayton,
Dodge, Evans, Fitzpatrick, Hunter, Iverson, James,
Jones of Iowa, Jones of Tennessee, Pugb, Reid,
Rusk, Sebastian, Slidel, Stuart, Toonbs, Toucey,
Weller, Wright, and Yulee.
Nays--Messrs. Collamer, Durkee, Foot, Hale,
Hamlin, Harlan, Seward, Sumner, Trumbull, Wade,
Seward, Wilson.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

The Rome Georgia. Advertiser states that that
town now numbers about FIVE thousand inhabitants,
and that by the census of ls4s it had then only
five hundred and eighty. Her railroad and the nav
igation of the Upper Coosa river have contributed
very largely to this great increase and prosperity
of Rome
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

The CONNECTICUT ELECTION AND THE FoRKIGs
VorE.-Of the 1,7s7 Democratic votes given in
Hartford, at the recent election, l,l00 were by
naturalized citizens, chiefly Irishmen, and of the
zS09 Democratic votes given in New Haven, more
than 1900 were of the same character.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

MRS. PARTINeroE AND THE WIzzARD.--The Bos-
ton Post records, as follows, dear old Mrs. Part
ington's opinion of Macallister, the Wizard:
Isaac" said Mrs. Partington, solemnly, as she
left the Melodeon, after having Witnessed feats that
raised her wonder to the highest degree She had
seen the shawl marvels, and the wonderful ball OF
worsted, and the miraculous box and the astonish-
ing teapot, and the lady sleeping on the air. till
her brain swan round and round with the excite
ment they occasened. Ike had been up on the
platform, and had watched, with his eyes wide
open, to see how it was done. Isaac" said she,
though | saw it done, and know that my vision
ary organs can't deceive me- yet believe it is all
a trick ! 1t don't stand to reason. He must have
iDveterate to help him. and does it all to receive
people. wouldn't touch drop of that tea If be
would make me as rich as kreosotel"
Ike heard her without replying, being engaged
in blowing whistle that Macallister had given
him. But he knew all the while that the pigeons
were real, because he had pulled the tail feathers
Of one of them all out, on purpose to ascertain.
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Ths bill W. rsad ! third dime and passed.

Mr.. OLIVER reported bin for the relief Of
Betsey Nash. and moved its reference TO the Com
mttee Of the Whole.
Also for the relief of Edmund NASH and Of
Evelina Porter widow of Commodore Porter; re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. KNOX, bill for the surrender of the Gum
berland road in Illinois TO that State.
The bin was read a third time and passed
Mr.. TYSON submitted report from the Com
mittee on the Library, in relation to Dr. Kane's
expedition.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

The Staunton municipal election passed OF qui-
etly last Wednesday. All the old officers we're
reelected without opposition. Party, for won
der. had nothing to do with the election.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

MINISTER FROM FRAScE.-It is said that M. de
Sartges viii be succeeded in the United States by
the Viscount Surrurier, son Of the former French
Minister to America, and nephew Of the celebrated
Marshal of that name. Mr.. Sartiges win be sent
az Ambassador to Turin.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

ALBANY ELEcrIoS.--On Monday night the Al
bany Common Council rejected the vote for Mayor
in the Seventh and Eighth wards. Eli Perry, the
American candidate, was declared TO be the Mayor
elect.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

EW HollOway's Ointment and Pills.-.-
Unlike the mineral preparations that drive the virus Of
eruptons and into the vital organs this marvellous
Ointment discharges the poison before 1t heals the nesh
The Pills inevitably Dyspepsia, and all bilious dis
orders.
Sold at the manufactures, No. 80, Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. 24 Strand London and by all drug
gsts, at 25 cents 62x CENTS and u per pot box.
an ia
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

H We invite general attention to thead-
mirable speech of General Zollcoffer, Of Ten
nessee, which we publish to-day. 1t touches
several questions of importance, which will be
discussed during the pending Presidential
canvass and throws much light upon points
not hitherto fully elucidated in speeches
which have been spread before the people.
1t shows up the inconsistencies of some Of
those who assail the present American plat
form; it vindicates the American party in
Congress on the question of the Speakership,
and it administers scathing rebukes to certain
pseudo Democrats in that body. 1t should be
generally read. To this end we shall publish
in pamphlet form, during the present week, an
edition of fifteen or twenty thousand copies
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16

Harpers Magazine, for May, has been received
by Col Shillington, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Four-snd-s-balf street. II is remarkably In.
teresting and valuable number.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ET A Letter from Rev. DR.. McCabe, Of
virgnia-HAArros, VA October 16th 1S5o.-Having had
occasion Bakers Premium Btters in my family with
in the last two years. In Of Dyspepsia and Nervous
Headache, safely have used any remedy
for these distressing maladies with signal this
have ever carefully avoided recommending any Of the
with which the country flooded because
believe in majority Of they do harm than
good but Bakers Bters have been tried under my
immediate observation and produced such beneficial re-
Suits feel liberty withhold my humble tesi
JOHN G. MccABE
We would advise the public to be mindful Of Bakers
Premium Bers medicine OF merit 1t has gained
lasting reputation wherever 1t has been used and 10 gem
orally recommended by the most eminent physicians in
TO be had Of Charles stot Washington d. o. and Messrs
Candy Hatch, Baltimore, Maryland, Druggists
mar %
rE- Why will you suffer Read the testi-
mony of Dr. H. Leonard Druggist Fayette Court House,
Alabama, January is, 1883:
"DEAR sIR HooAand's German Bitters have done
ders in this section youth, Of g. M. Hubert ESQ.,
Of this county, had been for several months under the
Of best practitioners without relief and the report
ed doubtful, and the young although scarcely able TO
get about with the Bers. He found much
relief from the first bottle he continued to take, until
plete effected. He is perfectly well and
stout"
All who use the Bitters are satisfied with them.
Chauncey Fowler said:
:" "TUsKEeEE ALA, January 1, 1881.
The Bitters selling well, and think they will
nue they give good satisfaction to those who have
used them"
See advertisement ap Tim
~ William A. Bachelors Hair Dye
Gray, red rusty hair dyed instantly to beautiful and
natural brown black without the least injury to hair
skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to VII.
liam Bachelor since 1882 and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair of his patrons Of his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair and whskers s
just as 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 it may be continued
Made sold applied Tin nine private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 238, Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the and address upon steel plate
engraving four sides Of each bottle, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
2S3 Broadway, New York.
The genuine for sale by Charles Sott and applied BY
j. H. Gibbs Wizards Hotel. ap 1--eod