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Senator Hamlin's Remuneration.

The following are the remarks made by Mr.
Hamlin in the U. S. Senate on the 18th, briefly
alluded to by telegraph. They commend them
selves to honest men everywhere:
WASHINGTON, June 12.
Senafe-Mr Hamlin rose and asked to be ex
cused from serving as Chairman of the Commit
tee on Commerce. He said for nine wears he
held Il seat in the Senate he had almost bee :
silent member. Upon the SUI ject that had so
niuch agitatcd the country, he had rarely uttered
u word.
lie loved his county more than he loved any
party-more than anything that could agitate
/ and disturb its harmony. Although he believed
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise was a
great moral and political wrong uneuualled in the
annals OF the legislation of this country, and up-
equallcd in the history of almost any country
still with desire to promote harmony concord
and brotbery feeling, he sat quietly amid all the
exciting debate which led to that fatal result and
opposed it not by his voice, but by a constant.
steady and uniform vote-not only in accordance
with his own convictions, but in accordance with
the instructions of his Legislature passed by al
most unanimous vote but the thing was done
IN violation OF the principles Of that party with
whom he had always acted, and in violation OF
the solemn pledges of the President of the Uni
ted States in his inaugural address.
since, however, that wrong had been Endorsed
by the Cincinnti convention in its contamination
and its results he felt it his duty to declare that
he could no longer maintain party associations
with any party that insisted upon such doctrines
and could support no man for President who
aVoWed and recognized these doctrines land what
ever power God had endoW ed him with, it should
be used IN the coming contest in opposition to
that party,
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Books you should Read.

MARRIED NOT MATED How they Lived Woodsde and
Throckmorton Hall: by CAREY. Derby jackson
New York Price 81 90.
This is Of the best Of the this popular
writer The characters drawn from fe and wei
Its pictures Of scenes and incidents finely drawn anC
the reader finds him herself entering merits
Of the story with interest that does till the bool
is finished Get it and read il.
WACBUE; "The Early Day" in the Northwest by Mrs J
H. KNIFE. Derby Jackson, New York. Price $500
This book by lady of talent who has long resided
in Chicago 1t is elegantly printed, and prousey iustra
ted with handsome Autograph cuts.
PnitLY KIT: or, Life and Rament; by CAROLINE CHEESE
BRO. Redfeld, New York. Price 81 90.
Two very readable Stories by lady who Yields power
full pen and depicts the various phases Human Life will
bold hand. o
ToILISG HOPING: or The Little Hunchback; by JEssl
MARSH. Derby Jackson, New York Price 81 90.
One of those books of home-fe New England which
plcases while it elevates and purifes.
REALITY: or, The Miionaire's Daughter: by Mrs L. c
TUTHILL. e. Scribner, New York. Price $1,00.
The author of this volume is deservedly great favor
with the readers Of morally toned fiction The characters in
roduced in the work all drawn to the fe ant
the plot conducted to its denouement, with much skill
and naturaness. Get it and prove what We say
All the above works, and hundreds Others equally wor
thy perusa can be found KINGS BOOKSTORE togehe
with all the leading Magazines of the day.
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California News

NEW YORK, May 13
The steamship PfonetheRS from New Orleans,
via Havana, June 9th, arrived this p NJ
The friga;e MerrimEc, sailed from Havana, on
juno Sth, for Charleston, to repair machinery.
The George Lac, from ASpinwall, June 4, ar
rived here at o'clock with California dates to
May 2lst, and nearly 100000
The John L. Stephens, brought down nearly
81, 300 900.
Passengers for the George Lac. left Panama
May 3lst, in the Golden Gate
The British steamer Hermes. was living at As.
pinwall.
The steamer Colder Age, with New York pas.
sengers Of April 20th had not arrived at San
Francisco She was days overdue and fears
were entertained that she had met with an &C.
cidert
Markets very dull. Business houses were all
closed on the 7. NJ. of the Both, IN consequence
oi the murder of Mr. King. Haxhall Flour Sl4,-
~; Gallego, do, Mess Beef, $3.50 Hams, lac.
Bacon, extra clear sides, $3.50. Butter, CSC.
Lard. I75c
Casey, the murderer of King is member of
toe board OF Supervisors and Editor of the San
day itmsS l he attack of the Vigilance Com
m'uee upon the jail was made per military order
force OF $500 armed men surrounded the pri.
son. and brass Il FOUNDER wss rcieted at the
door. When all was ready for the assault. the
Committee made formal demand for the sur
render of the Jail. The Sheriff being totally I'M
prepared for resistance, surrendered immediately
and the prisoners Casey and Cora were taken
by the Committee and carried to their quarters
The exciteme ut in the city was intense. rs soon
as the death OF Mr.. King was announced. Bells
were tolled, stores were closed and all business
suspended; fronts of all buildings thorough
fares were draped in mourning. Cora aud Ca
sey haG been tried before a revolutionary trib-
unal OF 80 jurors, aud sentenced TO be hung
They were to be hung on the day following the
funeral Of King. Great excitement extended
thronghpat the State
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Office Of ".Smyth's Patent Platform Scales,'
80 South CLARK Street, CHICAGO
CHICAGO, 1856. 4w52 (P o. Boz So
Fron, the Chicago Democratic Press.

SMYTHs patient PLATFORM SCALEs.-We have examined
TINS new and valuable invention, and fully
VoraDie opinion which 1t has ELECTED from the united press
OF Albany as will be by reference advertisement
IN another column We believe is just wanted by
the people OF the West; to the agricultural community
particular in auble We predict for the lucky inventor
an unlimited sale, as the low price which they
ed Will place them within the reach every farmer in the
state Those Of our citizens who prejudced against new
Inventions from the many worthless patents that are
ed about the country by calling at the office of Syths Pat
et Platform scales NO ~ south Clark street. and examn-
ing these scales will be satisfied that the economy utility
and accuracy combined in them entities this invention TO
the foremost rank OF the many wonderful discoveries that
nave stamped this Era as the age onvenon 1t will open
hed OF enterprise to thousands of enterprsng men,
as lucrative as il is broad and unlimited.
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~ Col. Crockett's motto was. 'be sure Won
are right then go ahead. andi was a good one
and it IS just as good now as ever. for If Won ar,
On Your way to the Store of SIMMONS Sox. t.
purchase Goods, YOU may be sure You are right
ana Just go ahead" You will not be disap
pointed in your expectations of making excel
lent bargains. ana getting tho full value of eve
~ cent paid out
So taeir advertisement
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APoTHECARY's HALL-See the advertise
ment of f. ROBINSON. 1t is pretty generally
known that he keeps large stock of Drugs,
Medicines, &C., and he is constantly adding to
his assortment The public will find this good
place to purchase all such articles as come aoith-
in the range of j we'll filled Drug Store,
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OUR 4TH PAGE.-Our readers will find many
our fourth page. Look it over and you will find
HUBBARD Co.'S Column there, and when
found make note of it, for it tells you where
you can buy almost everything on the most rea-
sonable terms
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DIR. STARKwEATIIER, has some new items
Of great interest to the Ladies, in our paper this
week. We call their particular attention to
them. And we may say here, by the way, shat
the DIS stock of Drugs x Medicines. aud eS-
pecially in those thousand and one taney arti-
cies that are SO necessary for lady's toilet, is
unusually fun and complete this sease,.
Call at once and judge for yourselves.
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4 SPLENDID FARM.

S3ssal4e MR. T. JONES, of Pleasant Prairie wish -.
Nt3Q&S ing to retire from active business Of l,T
To'HN fers his fine farm Of 2lS situated In iII
--~k-- that town Sections &c. 81, and so. The e1>"
property well fenced, with good Two Story House and
large Barn, and is amply supplied with all the necessary
conyenlences such wells csterns &c, &c. Forming
part OF the farm is 10 of heavy Timber and last
though not huge Orchard filled with trees bearing the
choicest fruit part Of the purchase money only required
IN hand Persons wishing to purchase farm combining
the requisites above named requested apply
j. on the premises, or to s. Y. BRANDE,
Real Estate Agent, Kenosha Wis.
Houses, Farms, de-, dlacdys for Sale or TO Rent
Kenosha, May 24th 1856 T2m5Gl
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! PIE-PLANT BECOME TREE-Mr. B. P.
CAHooN OF kenosha Wisconsin, has sent us a
pac kage of his famous Seeding Pie.Plant. which
| excel any thing in that line we have ever seen.
Instead Of being denominated stalks they should
be called Trunks, and yet they are tender and
everything that can be expected of the article.
| Chicago Jour-
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hnpOrtGntto Contractors and Railroad Men
See the advertisement Of Mossrs. FRINK, JINIE-
SON, & Co, for proposals for grading &c, on
the Kenosha 4 Beloit Il. K. Here is fine
chance offered now for sub-contractors. Messrs
f.. j., * Co., have the reputation OF being hon
orablc and energetic men, and whatever bar
gains they make, will no doubt be strictly fulfil
Lad
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tn We understand that Hook & Ladder Go.
No l, of this City, propose to have a grand Pa
rado On the 18th Of July, accompanied by a Ball
IN the evening, When the arrangements are
perfected, we Aopa to be able to give the part,c,
ulsrs
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fg- Business in City is daily improving, in
almost every department. Almost every third man
we meet is a stranger, looking out for home or
business location. Our streets are daily crowded
with teams from the country, bringing IN their pro
ducts and taking out lumber, merchandise &c
Our marine business is increasing also IN proper
ton. Mr. Gaskill has been compelled to add some
100 feet to his dock on the harbor, to meet the in
creased demand and we still sadly deficient IN
dock room to accommodate the business. Shipping
produce, provisions, cattle, hay, brick and mer
chandizc to the numbering regions of this State and
Michigan, is getting to be an important part OF oui
commercial business
The dredge under the management OF the eiilcien'
Engineer, Mr. Emmons, is doing all that can reason
ably be asked In ordinary digging it. throws out
n vast amount of earth in day, and even on the
clay bar, it works remarkably well. The prospect
now is that we shall have from IL to IA feet wafer
throughout the channel, this season.
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City 91fN(aattus, TT.
OuTaelVes.

1t will be seen that with this number of our paper
we enter upon new volume. 1t is customary a
such time to say something particular of the pas
and future to readers and patrons, but on tho pre-
sent occasion we shall waive the custom.
We had hoped to commence the new volume will
on enlarged and improved sheet, but our press ha
not vet come The reason of the delay is, that the
manufacturers had several orders for presses OIL
hand, when ours was received and they all yet
be manufactured. 1t is new patent power press
and although the manufacturers intend to keep them
on hand, the demand has been so great, that they
have not been able to keep up with it, We are III
hopes however, to receive it in a few weeks Mean
while we must beg the indulgence OF our readers
and advertising patrons. We make the most we
can of our United space, yet we cannot accommo-
date all our friends As as our press gets along
we shall enlarge and otherwise improve our paper
without making any additional cost to our patrons,
md we. therefore, ask all to be patient little Ion
per,
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~ Grahams Illustrated Magazine for July is for sale
at Kings Bookstore, for rs A capital number
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EHteyt01cr, Rtss. lhlH : f1Et-
PI0F o J. WOOD: &loN 10 attest tie 1ifi.es
gc powers ofyour Hair Restorative Three moutl5 s
being exceedingly gray, purchased ard soon
bottles; and IL began 10 tell IN restoring
silver locks their color and the hair which
fore dry harsh, falling of, became soft ana
sy and il ceased falling; the dandruff disappeared ana
scalp lost all the disagreeable itching annoying be
and now, not ony look, but feel young 3gait.
Respectfully yours etc. CHARLES EIITNFI
e- Sold at ia Market street, st. Lcpi- y -r'i, ais
Broadway, New York, and by all Druggists nso 'fi
kinds Of family patent medicines for safe, ta f@' "-
bic TERMS Professor Woods ESTABLISHING - 'lsztt
Street, St. Louis.
sY Sold here by all the Druggists, and st ranus .sr
prices wholesale and retail, Milwaukee and Chicago
EszNoS4I 3nl46
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pgOF WHOM

PNOF. WOOD
DEAR SIR My hair had, for several years A1car-
ing prematurely gray accompanied bg hsfs whie-
rendered the constant application OF oil n6reg ry
ing it, When / commenced using your Tair T,.stc afi'
about two "cntis ago, it in that condition fv
continued it until within the last few weeks
turned to its natural color and assumed softnes Gad
realty 10 be preferred to those produced by tho GN
Of oils OF any other preparation have ever Uzed.
regard indispensable article for every lady ac
Whether he used a Hair Restorative fpr the smf
Iu pose dressing beautifyng the hair. You have %
mission refer al who entertain any doubt M
forming all that is claimed for il. MRS c. SYMo% ES
Cincinnati, Ohio Feb. 1884. LA Third 81.
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EDWARD WoLCQJr.

Pt8ceanes H., Il p7le q, 1865.
PROF o. J. WOOD: As you about to msnuftrrur. ana
vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative state
for whoms '"'r ny concern, that have used it, and
known otLeTA THAI have, for several years beer
in the habit Of " liar Restorative, and that n
yours vastly 5upc i'r e any "tber know. II tirel.
ceanscs the head daroruH md with months Irorc
use, will restore any p-rsc hair TO the original y1uhn
color and texture 20" + nsaly Doth nd glo.ay ~,
pcarance; and al without Gc,nE.Ug The hands tha.
apply it, or the dro3 on 0hca diops fwoud, therefor
recommend It's sFey tfcsilnrg OF having lur
color and texture.iH hair, -
Respectfully yours NJLSOT KING.
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3 ONNETS

200 Bonnets, embracing every kind from the com
mon to the best quality with plenty of Ribbons
common and French Flowers, Lining, Rouschis, &C
to trim.
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Kansas Meeting.

Our citizens or a portion of them, had spon-
+aneous Kansas Meeting on Monday evening
last at the Court House. large audience was
rresent as many as could conveniently ind
seots in the Court room, among which was a
r,oodIv number of Ladies. The meeting was
organized by electing ELDER STEBBiNs' Char-
man. and Col. FRANK, Secretary
Tho Chairman stated the object Of the meet
i,, and made few remarks upon the subject OF
Kansas troubles, and emigration, after "nich the
meeting was addressed at some ieng'" - Sir'
+ w PIKE. Mr. Pike returned ir""' hi'"saS
on Saturday last, having left Lawrence o. Fri
day the 18Th inst. He gave a br!et outline OF
his experience IN Kansas-was present at the
sacking of Lawrence-saw Stewart shot and
conversed with those who witnessed the murder
of young Jones, all of which occurrences have
been given in the papers nearly the same as they
were related by the speaker. Mr. 7. with SIX
other passengers in the stage, was searched and
robbed by the border ruffians before reaching
Lawrence. lie represents the Territory as one
of great beauty and fertility aud every way de-
srable as a homo for settlers, save the state OF
affairs that the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise has naugura:ed there. According to his
statement of what he saw and experienced there,
the accounts &c have had through the papers
have not been exaggerated. It Is unsafe ia the
extreme for Free State men To avow their opin-
ions, or for men from the northern States, what
ever may be their sentiments, TO travel either in
Kansas or the border count les OF Missouri
They all come under the Same head, of id
Yankee abolitcots," so that our Democratic
brethren here who take SO much pains to excuse
and smooth over brutal proceedings of the Bor-
der Ruftans, would stand just as poor a chance
to escape being shot or lynched, the rest of us.
After Mr.. Pike closed his remarks, the meet
ing was addressed briefly by Col Frank, James
Densmore, and Mr.. Coc late editor of the Demo
crat, after which, motion, committee OF
three consisting of Joseph White, J. NJ. Goes
and Abram Hanson, was appointed to solicit
funds to aid Kansas settlers, and the meeting
then adjourned
Mr. Pike will start on his return to Kansas in
n day or two, with such new emigrants as have
concluded to make new home for themselves
in that distracted Territory.
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sRALsAu Of TEEoUsAND FLOWERS.

ES This celebrated article tor beau tifying tho com
pieNon, curing diseases OF the skin Just received a,
the Drug Store Of STARKWEATHER d co
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The QUICKEST TRIP.-The schooner Col.
Giorer, Capt. W. c. Hoag, Is doing quick bus
mess this season. She made her quickest trip
last week She left here on Thursday morn
ing, for Manitow oc, and returned with full car
go Of lumber, laFh and shingles, on Friday eve
sning, making the trip in just 81 hours.
WHATS IN a NAME'"-Therc must be some
thing, for BLINN, has achieveda name for sci
ling the most fashinoable, elegant and beautiful
Dress and Fancy Goods for Ladies, and the
consequence is, his Store is daily crowded, ant
he can hardly supply the constant demand.
EB@ See tho advertisement of the Chicago
Steam Dye Works, in our paper this week.
Our Lady readers will appreciate the advanta
ges of such an establishment. Accidents some
times happen TO elegant and expensive articles o
dress, which instead Of becoming an entire loss
may be renovated, and made as good as new, by
a very small outlay.
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G :. z 80 Taadn!ta. y... go 1ak,

I . = 2" = 70 '.Jl'si TuN0Utrd, JNNf yTst, Ie0I
PRoF. Woo
DEAR ga take pleasure in bearing voluntary ;egtimc.
TO the elence Of your Hair Restorative Treenoui hg
ago my lair vas ye'y gray. 1t dark brown hc
orig nal color smooth and glossy The only application
have made has been tie Hair Restorative repa red Nv
yo and which, from The result my case can most
coru.nie recommend to others
AespecfIllY. Nnnre FnMARh
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EMBROiDERlES!

$500, worth comprising every thing that line usually
called for and at his usual rates 40 per cent
than any Of his negbors selling
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z: has worked Miracles.

THAT al the bald and gray cen be perfectly q
= original growth far their locks are concerned
does not admit Of doubt; besides it will Any possible
disease OF the soap, whether developed daKdr IT, itching
or in shape of Cutanaous eruptionseYen head
End in no posehe Wilt fail of curing by MAJ ncr-
Vols Jr period al headache and il used twice a week tv
he yeng regularly, it viii preserve the color and keen he
hair from falling 10 any imaginable age Read ana Il &c:
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Logdasport, H., June, 1855,

J AESsFs q. y N'n > Co
GENTS: pl Of ,.- 18th came duly 20 hand Eac'o-eI
Please hn1 tnyeg dollars, 1t being the amount or Hair
Restorative. have sold it all. If YOU choose.
You may aend bottles Hair Restorative tal
can sell it. Il has worked miracles in this place. sold
man s> - bottles that vas bald and it fetched hair
over hi head. Very respectful
NJ. II. GRIDLhY.
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SHAWLS

A great variety embracing long and square
Broche, cheap and super Stella Black Silk NJ
de Lame Barege, Plain Thibets, Printed Cashmere
and Grape, ranging in price from very low TO pretty
well up!
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PARASOLS

loo Parasols from the cheapest kind up to the best
fringed More Antique.
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TRIMMINGS.
Moss s. MORE ANTIQUE Trimmings. lust
I'VE received by Express at
June 10, sc. BLINN'S
EpAND-BOXEs, FRENCH FLOWERS, g.
ID Ruches, just received at
June 10, Sc. BLINNS
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COUNTY OR STATE RIGHTS
As secured under Letters Patent (recSntIv issueO for
smyth's Self-Actng, Bent Lever Platform Scaes,'
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In the selection of my groceries great pains is ta
Ken and to those accustomed to bnying of me, it is
unnecessary to speak, but to those who are not.
would only say that they good deal better than
the average. Call and see.
+ w RIJNN
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So fReir advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

[Frm he Boston Daily Aaverisev, Dec 75l
Az tho oporir Of the Municipal Court yesterday NOR
nins Mr.. Ctoate Immediately proceeded reply b, inc
uscmeps OF NJ. Cooley, made on the day p-rvious IN
" The adnssibitJ Of evidence relating 70 Mr.
Tpckuman whole c1eer, bearing on t,e Intent Of
the PARTICULAR Acs for .hoh be u on vial.
Judge Abbott then delivered biz decision In ruling
upou the SUBJECT he be aware IN Al TITS port
Rad toen passed upon directly, cftoor Ia this oouu
try or In Eursre. Il vss impossible for tho Court 70
one 10 any otbtr copcluson than that proper for
nc - introduce evidence % establish other
II espbs sls committed By The person aud
pfpe1ated upon the ssms party, for the purpose Of
ssos ra the int<n with which Inc ct dose which
Tie scbcc' Of Inquiry In regard " the question Of
admission of written statements Ms Hooper he no
Ieuti -hsievey. Bet ndepeodent aosa embesslensos
mater Of inquiry, ought not W be admttef Tbe Cour.
further he'd thai several OF those points we're or
ccsdnsy important and should be rcscYvef for future
tue.
Mr. Bibles rose and said that although ma counsel for
The dence examined thu with n sat care they
were ro 10 meet the Ience witch the
court had rui he asked tse Court 70 awe the N
tine 70 prepse themselves for The new phase Of the
csse.
Mr. Cooley asked that tue case might proceed 10
sais he he had sated the counsel FOR de-
fr a. that the ftnersi transactions Of Mr. fuokermsb
sould he nitro, uced 70 shov intent
Mr. Cbosie fepspd tbs, he supposed the intmaion, al
TIE time vas siv,n 10 he merely sJoke.
The Court iook short recess 70 enable - consult
yah the fup bench The Iropreiy a post cement
uige Abbott thep decided 70 postpone The cas- 10 Tuss
dag rert at oclook The prosecuting si1rnsy ws
drsctd " urrph 81 the Defendants counsel specidca
tisu of the lsCe Of intent Intended 70 be proved
The CouYHtr adjourned,