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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-01-20

Gin Oerr Martin rpuroe oorieen Won
tae in Wounes Refauration in Der Sp
earuore Strabe ourb's Sein acIbcfsn.
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convinced me that the Pills and Biters must posses very superior virtues and in justice to the Medis cine, I will say that in practice of l3 years have never become acquainted with Medicine so pleasant aad mild inits acon that was al the same time so powerful in curing diseases.
 would add that have always been opposed 10 Patent Medicines generally and should never have oneuced yours n my practice had 1t not oee4ief de lemarlabe cure of my own case first. 1hls
 an yours, Respectfully,
 c. WARDLING, M. D. A fresh supply Just received and io sale in Little Rock, by Drs. ii Habciman, k L. Dodge and l. ". Tame. Also their invaluable medicines nay be hal on inquiry in almost every town and village in the Seahein and Western States.
 Marsh II, 1916. Zo-ly.
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LITTLE ROCK InJssgg1l.fe .s,SyaI4 lsGYSGIfSeHC<~ <~esao MISS SARAl4 Fl. GU ALL,
P t} ! M Q J L0 A L

V se i IJ V -A - FESfIE undersigned having been appointed Trus. t tees, hayesmade an arrangement with Miss @l9A11 to take the superintendencc of this lnstl- tution.
 The first session will open on MONDAY THE l5TH DEtEMnER, ls45; and as the number will be Inn ite it is necessary that all applications be made as soon as possible. The course of instruction will comprehend all the higher branches of thorough English hedncaion; together with
 FRENCH, CRAVING & PAINTING,
 AIqD IEUSIC. The terms of tuition fora session olive monthsliaYe been fixed, for Grammar, Geography, History Astronomy, Moral and Mental Philosophy Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Com position, Ssc., $lo oo FRENCH, lV 00 DRAWING AND PAINTING. lV 00 Mrstt. 70 oV From the dattcrng character of the testimonials witch MISS QUAIL brings with her from the Washington Seminary, Penn, we can confidently recommend this Institution to such young ladies as desire 10 accomplish their cducaion.
 Boarding can be had in respectable families on moderate terms.
 T. S. DREW,
 T. " NEWTON, Trustees,
 A. [. THORNTON,) Dec I5 tS45 Il-u.
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EE. N. RglPsEgECEa.

FE. N. Ag4RsEgECEa As just returned from tne East, where lie has < been fer some weeks engaged in selecting a large stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods suitable for this season and narlet-part of which he has just received Per.Alkansas No 1, and has now open e, consisting of to say 7Sfieees of the most fashionable styles; 10 ss iurniture prints;
 3 doz parasols assorted sizes; Belzagine dress hankl; Plain black lawn; Figure0 do do; Fancy harege for dresses; American and plad gmghams; Palka laces;
 Laysc de;
 Bonnet ribbons;
 Bishop laun and cap nctting fair and fig. iackonet; Fancy dress shaWls;
 Nolsted do;
 Plaid drills and denims; Ganbfon and red tanncs; Whalebone and pat. thread Pacns aion caps and ivory combs; 10 turkey red;
 Apron checks;
 Bro. musns and drlings; dog, higc cut umbrellas;
 ALSO: Fish hooks and lines; Large assortment P. l.. hats; Gentlemen sewed calls begged boots latest fash ioa
 Gents goat skin brogans; Ghilarea shoes;
 liali and full spanish saddles; Brides, martintales and stimup; Lealhcrs and carriage whips A lot summer ciothen; very cheap; The residue of his extensive stocks, is on board the Arkansas Mail which is daily expected and when she arrives, he invites every body, and parti calarly the LADIES, to call and see him, us he is determined to kep up his character for selling the CHEAPEST and BEST goods in.the City. Little Rock. Anril 29th. lsI5.-32:tf
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Neqer rfaiIsze eata al eases of the tooth-aa when fl afisas finn deeaYed satc of e the teeth, Ii is simple i fGs application harmless ia it's etecs. and theasans wi4oiaFe used Ii have dtcl9radthe} would not baeiteat this remedy if it costs so per vial IL is nat eateh penny preparation, but aetnaliY doas Wha t pf5l os5s io accomplish
 Sold at 50 5lIlS a Yial.
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THE HOT SRINGS OF
SI[rEE TEzLAl7S S3UTIE- w EST o7
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 AND OF CONVENIENT ACCESS AT f44g3E1 SEA SGe.NS &sG3 5z2EEE2 \ f2-A Es
 i=zI Y7oR the accommodation %szs.ss5s s.sssfs f@ ss;M El of Visitors, the Uni assss4..5 .sSSsst;
 EE<aa < x fed States Mail is carried 'ss$Q%5f 4 floi1 Little Rock to the ,ey-55.ss. #SpaIfg GG, ti."eehi{' ia aeeonta9a@tlon loui modation coaches can, al any season, be procured al Little Rock. on reasonaDe tellaS' Ry aPPyihs t9 Nfessrs SNApp S, HOWELL. ,ch. s,i.scril.r having extended and improved inc HOTEL. formerly kept by M Il. WOODS, X rranaral f aII times 10 accommodate visitors III the East g'd ,n,st comfortable manner. His table will he ilrnisbrd with the best the market aaorts lis Wines Liaaors. and Cigafs, are the best from the New Orleans maIket. lis cooks are skilled Tn every derartmcnl; his servants IaIttd9l
 tf,6 ,ts, ,,l,o have visited the SPRINGS in for 5,er eeas,ls be would remark, that his SLEEPING ,pAR,s!I,,.rs and FAMILY ROOMS have been great ig extended and improved. They HOW consist e Ioar ranges of 'commodious room5, opening upon ,,.i.fe oaIterics each room having q fire -pacc- The comfort and convenience oi his bath houses, have been greatly improved; and are still in pro- g-ess of extension and improvement, the most dis taft GsiH: onIv lpW >ieps rom the chambers and S7if4 of tbem under tIe same roof and in adi0ang rooms There the invalid can enjoy the benefit ol aaa Tub and spout or Nanor bath, prepared by the beaeicicn hand ot NatuTe, al any desired lem neratafa itom bioodAcat up to I50 deggecs oi Far heHbeit,
 T4 MEDICAL VIRTUES of these spriI..s aIe foo well k,own and too firmly esab- iisdcd thloaghou the Union, and especially in the Western and Southern States, to require comment or commendat0n in this place. In Chronic ,Rheu- inatsm, Goat Scrolula, Sore-eyes CuianeoQs at- { al i,li.r ,ls.t41 1l,f affections except those Of the L0Hgs4 they have been found an almost iotaIIibie remedy; as will be 4gtasted by thousands ofindiyidlals who have been restored to health and happiness by tileiruse.
 Heretofore, many persons have been tered f5.n wishing the Springs on account o the limited md inferior accomodl;ions afforded; but IS this ob ection is now removed. il is confidently expected 1.ey Hill become place of general resort.
 JACOB MITCHELL.
 Hof Springs Hdrcd 30aE. fS46. 2s-6Hl.
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Are preparation taat neYeriaiitoremoYeW Worms from children CT adults.
 childfrn will cry fer tbem, end eat them as they would candy.
 We seegtst to al parents having children whom they suspect oi bsip tGoubcd wi}h wofms to give these L5zenges tid The fact of their having cured nPW8fds ol 49,8o0 cases puts tielr efficacy beyond dhubt
 Price 21 cents bN.
 lou please ranambar the name and gel Dr. Hull $ Iozenges. a 10 others are before the pnbllc which do not contain the rtues c, his medicine, Who would b9 troubled Wilh tAat distressing com Iiant the Tooth Ache, whenit can b. speedily cur cd without pain Or eNtIactlHg?
 Dp. LACOU.NY
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F LA ~ q NN aAleSs Q 1 SMALL cast ploughs, with points extra ZEE Roaland's 65 and feet mill and cross cut saws; Anes spades; patent straw cutters; hay forks and rakes; grain cradles scythe snahs garden hoes corn mills; nails and flooring brads: wraught nails; anyils vices, screw plates; sledge and hand ham mers; Hunts axes; broad saingling and aXe-haich- cts; wrapping paper, drawing knives enamelled kettles, shoe pincers and hammers; steel and iron squares; tin. bookcase, and cupboard locks; car- renter's knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun nipples; wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw, flat and half round flies; coach wrenches; OK chains; smooth, iacl and iointer planes; spoke slaves; shoe peg cutters; door springs, Sc.
 Received and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. April 1lth.-sEtf
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al5n aif is advertised remedies of the day for Agaa aa4 Feseg. lhdi aud Fewer none seem to meet wtA s# FaRbait} et saie, ald gTe go mach gener- al satisfaction. a Dr. ifll's ce-0.otedpills When ever thzv hdYs been aHe3aeed, all toaes ih what eye shape, a mixtures. and Pills and preparations ef every ea9gactaf, designed for lis disease have ham disc8rassi wholly eseiesS .St3 and Dr. iiafs Aeas p5 haze heeh received as inc only fferaianeaE eul2i
 Tnay atop the Caills and Fever the fist day, and do nos s;ekentaa stomach CT operate on the bow els.
 Yeaag ehigtFeR. and persons Of al ages, seHas, and conditions may ns2 these l'als, ngj only Win safatv. bnf willlthe certainly of success
 Ihdse Forrest of jonesbcgo' Ala., was cured oi a severe and obstinate ease of Chis, withonly hail box. after i've phy }cians had oXhansted all thelr skill.
 Joan Camp. merchant at Elyton, Ala, says he never knew them 10 fail; has sold several groee oi boxes. and cured tan eases in bis oWli family.
 hIessgs Petisfew < Gray write they are entirely ont They say no mediciue sold in their store glyes scu satisfaction or cures as soon, and peTmahent- lg.
 Nc 4isa4t give scores of references and eertiii. eates. be we rrer the reader to eur agents, where they may oAtlin apanpIcf (ggatis) giving full daseripilan q the iaslieiae and i's manner o use Price x per bex, With directions.
 DT3. MULES
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EHHE undersigned having entered into business -A in this city, at the Steam Boat Landing, have in store and for sale, general assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE
 AND CR0CKERYWARE, which they will sell at the lowest rates. ard to which the attention of purchascls is respectfully in vitcd.
 ao, NEWTON. BOILEAU & Co. 26th Nov. I845 If
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YsEP. d'Heks Es x! $ HAS located himself al Xxi Xxi EE Q .9rkaasas, and n nsD,si, '''s'ss pubic in the Practice ol Mhp m all their branches. :. .a ,i'si He is at all hours ready isssd when in attendance upon 'hs
 April, Isli. sl-a
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Groceries Se.. XXTM. VANCE & BROTHERS, Main street W have received by late arrivals and offer for sale al the lowest rates
 50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 30 BbIs prime Brown Sugar,
 , Bbls White Loaf Sugar,
 l2 Bhs New Orleans Moasses,
 Bbls Sugar-honse MoIasses,
 ij0 Sacks coarse Salt,
 69 Sacks fine Salt,
 25 Boxes best Sperm Candles ALSO whole, hall and enariar ka4s Rife pcM- der, Drop and Buck shog, Lead. Nails, Iron, Sc, All which will he sold wholesale ol reiai-as lolv as can be snl ih the city Terms CASH. Little Rock JuiY i6. i9is ti~tf.
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Ap,ssar4sas E9orrts Ego0Ed.

lpRCE REDUCED ITO Sl 59.) FE1ifTs work is te production of ALBERT PIKE, < Esq, Counsellor al Law, and contains all the necessary forms of process, proceedings and docket entries, for Justices of the Peace with forms fer Goa5lables, Goroners, and Sheiiis, and copioQs collection of forms of Deeds, Conyeyances, Nc, with an appendix containing summary ofthe prin- epes oflaW most kelv to be useful to the Justices Of the Peace.
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in the compilation and preparation of this work, to make il useful ot only to civil officers, but to citizens in every department Of life and it is hoped that the au thor has accomplished that desirable object.
 The price Of this useful work has been reduced 10 Sl D. For sale by the undersigned, who will fill orders (accompaajed bg Me caSh-aad mol otherWiss) from any part Of the State -
 Little Rock. March l9, lsl5 27-f
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Every family in tbe United states should keep n supply oi l5f llHl's cough iozenses, in the house. not only as | treeehtiYe nedicaeagainst tae con sumptivc edctcie5 q tbc climate, but az an eilec- tual rtne iy il a!l easesoi Coughs, Col9S' NpiuhS of Blood. ii! lit Sweais, difiau}ty of Breathing Asthma WAaopins Cough, Emociaton, an! ge- neral Debility. R1Hamb@tha tItism dieiaeis not inefe pagliatieA hut i k all powerful ia ar2moyhg all diseases oftbe CAes: anfLungs, leading to Con sumption and death. Price Cents per box
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(oF NEW oRILAss|
 DEN AL gyAIas| g.ly!I as| y7ENIDEES his pIolessl9n1Sl I1 M \ zens of Little Rock ala X, NJ TOOTH ACHE. callssa 2 NERV E, cured without ,,.a saa''as ;a:,,| ARTlFlCIAL TEETH lil,,,| ';ns,| or PIVOT, warranted 10 ,e .ssil answer manyof the PlrPoSssss ssslIIIl '''I He can be found at tRs l,5 a | als'| 5s.| LaHe RocR, leo. ls'
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and others Inhabitants Of Tompkhs county New York in
relation ~ due. on soaa ssh osra al" sal soda FeisE
BY Mr. FRIES; The petition Of william Snyder, d CO.
lumbia county Ohio for an Increase Of pension iOr
Invalid Psusions.
b. Mr. JOHN "a. CHAPLAIN; The petition Of citizen. Of
Mary land for free bridge across the Eastern Branch OF
Potomac river Withdrew and referred TO ths Commit
tee for the District Of Columbia
Adsir widow Of the late Gen John Adair asking pc sion
the tmf the hrst act allowing pensions " widows Of
was we'd period Of years; referred tue ComIi
tee on Re evolutionary Claims Also, the petition Of Ra
ssTsiees yssTre 10 DC csmatee on Rsso
lonaTy Claims Also. the memorial and accompanying
papers OF Christopher Mors heirs, Of Hardin county Ken
lucky pray ing compensation for services rendered by Ed
Miller 10 the northeastern army referred 10 the Commit
Claims Also the petition OF Isaac Davis NesoA
couny Ksnucy asking compensation Tor services Tsp
dered by his father (Corneius Davis during the pYou
ons war end 10 I, pI gs Ss % Of Sian.
tioa aud accompanying papers Of Catharine Fulton Of
washington county ss p,asn , pension or
Onary referred to tbs Committee ON Revolutionary
By Mr. MCLEAN The petition and accompanying doc.
uens Of Jacob stonee he for compensation or horse
lost whilst engaged in the service Of the United States
ing the late with GREAT Britain; referred TO the co
BY Nj GILES. The petition OF Esther Russell praying
for an OF pension; referred 10 the Committee on
Revolutionary Tensions The petition o. Levi Coemus
praying that pension may be- allowed him nom Isi4 %
he con,,oittoe On Invalid Pensions
BY Mr. MARTiN Of Wisconsin; The petition Of
Sssns Of 90 Green CT Bss s.r o. the
the Committee Roads aud Canals The memoir.
for the Improvement Of Fox and Wisconsin rivers IN.
memorial Of citizens OF Marquette county, Wisconsin, bi
the 81 pGs a1s ss%s o sf me
lid pensicn referred TO the COMMITTEES ON Invalid fensohl
BY Mr. KiTIEs The memorial o. Henry sa1est from
frs1sa army psSps.ng 6isn s'r S.nonai dsi'Hss r'
~. Of A. Mall
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Jan 8-dts

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
Y Pursuant TO decree made by the orphans
court of the county of Washington, in the District
of Columbia, the 10Th day of October, ls45, and
approved by the circuit court of the aforesaid coun
ty and District the the Ist day of December
l845, the undersigned will proceed to sell onl
Tuesday, the Sd day of February next, at auction,
at o'clock p. m, on the premises, if not sold bs
fore at private sale, lots No. and TO- in square No
300, fronting on III street north, near ST Mathews
church. The aforesaid lots are handsomely To-
Gated, and of good site for building, beng each "a
feet inches 'front.' by $50 feet deep, with an alley
80 feet wide in the rear.
Term; 0ne-fourth cash. the balance in three
equal payments, in one, two, and three years, with
interest from the day fsalc TO be secured by deed
of trust. If the terms Of sale be not complied with
by the purchaser within three days. the right is re-
served to sell the property at his risk and expense
The title believed to be indisputablc; persons wish
ing to purchase will please call at my office in tho
west wing of the City Hall.
JOHN ID. LINTON, Attorney.
r. w. DYER,
Jan 6--eM&Tts Auctoneer.
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NEW STORE.
Jan 8---eM&Tts

" ALTER HARPER e. CO., Pennsylvania
w aven,e, between 18th and 18th Streets will
open TINS mornag, in addition to their former well.
assorted stock r.. H..
Rich Paris dress siraa, of late importation, some
OF which are o. entirely new designs, combina'
Extra rich brocade robes, sat,. striped chameleon
Rainbow ray satin Turc, chamele.,. PonIt dc Sois
Rich embroidered China silk, light co,ora
Wide chameleon satin du chine, choice ,ombna.
tons
Black and blue-black striped and plain satin ar.
Wide black watered Poult dc Sol, for dresses apt
- mantillas ....'
Buschoff s celebrated black Gro de Rhine
Pink, blue, white, and cherry satin, for evening
dress
EVENING DRESS GOODS
Embroidered muslin robes
Plain and spotted Swiss and Tarleton muslins
Splendid Paris Grape silk robes, new article
French Cashmere d'Eeosse, handsome assorl
ment of select patterns
Paris cloalSing cloths, choice shades and designs
Wide black silk velvet, for dresses and cloaks
Narrow do oil colors
A fresh supply of French embroidery
Capes, collars, handkerchiefs, and sleeves
Splendid bridal wells and scarfs
Embroidered and plain linen cambria handkef
chiefs
Shawls--S Ia by 16 IA Indoux Cashmere
DO Id and 10 Ia square
Do Printed Terkerri and Cashmere
Do super 10 Ia embroidered Grape
Bajou's superior kid gloves
Rich trimmed halEarm white gloves, for parties
FOR GENTLEMEN
Super satin scarfs and cravats
Silk and linen pocket bandkerchiefs, in great V
riety
Embroidered vestings, silk shirts and hosiery
Gala stripe and plain Irish linens
Bajou's and Alexandcr's colored and white v
gloves
Superior suspenders and umbrellas.
The above, together with general assortment
every description Of fancy and staple goods, viii 4
ways be found at our counter, and IL will afford
much pleasure to exhibit them. Purchasers are I
specially invited to call.
Jan S--3t
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M ONEY WANTED.--The subscriber woui
1Nl inform his customers that their accounts .
the year lS45 are now due, and ready for deliver
10 save them trouble, they will all be sent to the.
during the present week, and it il sincerely desr
that the amount Of each and every bill will be for
coming as speedily as possible. Il is further
quested that the above notice be not only read, y
diligently digested by oil concerned in it; for 4
utterly impossible for msnin business TO meet Y
demands constantly pressing upon him unes' p
patrons are more punctual.
I'D. GILMAN
Jan 1-3t
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-on Monday
l. morning, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, | win sell
at the house of Mr. j. w. Smith, corner Of It'll and
boards, dining card, and breakfast tables, cane and
wood-seat chairs, high and lowpost bedsteads, bed
bedding, and mattresses, looking glasses, carpets,
rugs star-rods, androns, shovel and tongs fender
clocks, stoves, safe, &C., with good assortment Of
kitchen furniture. Also IA very superior feather
BEDS bedsteads and bedding. Terms at sale
WIN. MARSHALL,
Jan 8-dts Auciioneer.
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SIXTH ENTERTAINMENT,
BY Ma. AND rHE MIssEs SLonAS,
On Saturday Egert'ss, January 10, 1916.

At the United States Hotel.
EIRST time OF an entirely new Vocal and MuAi-
l. cal Performance, with Lecture and Remarks
on Singing and Singers; entitled, "a Night with
Momus."
The Misses Sloman will sustain the, second part
alone, with their inimitable performance, which
nightly receive the enthusiastic applause Of N,
elite Of the city.
Mr. Sloman will lecture and remark on sinyins
and singers and introduce several comic and Serious
songs.
For full particulars, see programme.
Admission so cents. To commence at ccloeL
Jan
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

7 oST, a young SETTER DOG, six months old.
IL Has a white nose, black ears, large black
spot on each side Of his body, one shaped like sad
die; feet white with small faint black spots; an
swers to the name Of Don. Whoever viii return
him to the corner of 10th and X streets, will receive
the above reward, and no questions asked.
jan S-3t
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ponement of action, efficient action on the part Of
our government, will be found to have exercised an
undue influence in times gone by. do not say,
nor do / wish to be understood, as intimatng that
there ever has been PERIOD in the history Of this
negotiation when action Of this character has been SO
mperatively frcqured the part Of our government
as at the present government but do believe that
the settlement Of this Oregon controversy could
have been made with less excitement, with less
trouble with less difficulty in past periods Of our
history, than it can be made at the present time.
Mr.. Chairman, there is no greater error In the
conduct of government or in the conduct OF private
affairs than giving way TO the disposition OF our
nature, to postpone "the evil day." as It Is some
times termed. You will find that the postponemcnt
OF The Oregon controversy, instead OF opening INC
more satisfactory and less calculated to create
excitement, has, in each step Of It's progress,
accumulated new and more insurmountabe dlfh-
cultes; aud, to-day, we are perhaps further
from an amicaole adjustment of il than we have
been in any past period OF our history, unless
decided energetic action il taken to bring about,
What are the urged for the postponemen'
ofacton, Why, the precedent that II was post
poned in 1918 and 1927, when this convention was
made and renewed Well, will any gentleman answer
me what has the government made by the contin-
ned postponement ofthe settlement Since the ac-
QUESTION of our title from Spain, at every moment
the difficulties have increased; they have never been
lghtened, and they never will be. Ifgentemen viii
submit to my mind course OF reasoning winch VIII
show that at any future period this question can
he better settled upon principles satisfactory to our
country, then, perhaps, | might be prepared to 60
with them. But, Mr.. Chairman, look upon y ina
delay now, like delay in past times, will but IN
crease the difficulty, heighten the excitement, snc
further and further prolong the period before ian
and final settlement can be effected win gnu y
men listen 10 me when allude TO discussion ia
miiar, very familiar, to the older heads IN thl'
House, and a discussion not very unfamiliar .
those who, in common with myself took their seats
two years ago in this House Al that time the VI