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The Great European
C O u G III r L NJ Z D Y /,
Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke,
CORNISH. ME-.

One of the best Medicines known for Coughs
and other disorders Of the pulmonary organs.
Three years have scarcely passed since this
truly valuable medicine was introduced into this
country, and yet its superiority over every other
Medicine in the cure OF coughs aud lung disorders
Is generally acknowledged, In those cases OF
coughs which have long resisted all the usual
remedies, the European Cough Remedy has
achieved its greatest riumphs, many OF these
long standing and apparently hopeless cases
yield nj once TO its remedial Power, aud two or
three bottles generally effect cure while 10 re.
cent cases a single Bottle is generally more than
sufficient. The following certificates are select
cd from hundreds which might be given.
Remarkable cure OF Phthisic with severe cough
communicated by General Small, Limington cor.
mar, Nov. sth, 1886.
THIS Is to certify that for many years suffered
from the Pthlsic accompanied with a severe and
very distressing cough. My sufierings whenever
l took cold were very great, and | could NEE,
with no Remedy until about two years ago, when
tired Rev Wslier Clarkes European Cough
Remedy. iron which derived immediate benefit,
and by taxing four Bottles was perfectly cured
and have had no return Of either cough or Phthis-
ic. l sincerely recommend the European Cough
Remedy TO all sufferers. IL has been worth
thousand dollars to me. GEORGE SMALL
For ale by Tristeln Gilman, Saco, aud nj the
Unlon and Journal Counting Room, No I, Cen.
iaal block, Biddeiord.
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FREMONT alLLS.
TEAS, corTEEs, CHOCOLATES, cocoAs,
''.'thi3 SPICES, &e. 9'4',.''.
anA aiss In snail Packages
E. E. DYER & Co.,
Cslgn Of the Chlnaman grinding conee,)
al WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON

CUPPLY the best, finest and
- purest articles, at iesrsst
cesA prices. Their Stock con-
sists Of
Teas, Cs6ees, Chses-
lases, Allsplce, Pepper,
Mustard, Ginger, Cay.
cnnc Pepper, NutmeEs,
Cir M m . o., Cloves,
Cream Tartar, Tarux.
&C q m, or Prepared
Dandelisn Rect, &c.
3 Having every facility for man
ufscturing and preparing the
several srtieles named, the pub
bic NAV rely uDon having them
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Mr.. Jefferson's Account Of Patrick
Henry.


Patrick Henry was originally earkeep.
er. lie was married very young and 60
ing into some business, on his own account
was bankrupt before the year was OUT
When was about the age Of hneen 70"
the school hereto 20 10 Inc e0'ese ~ W"
liamsburg. stopped u lew Gays" i''onu
in the County Of Louisa. There hrst saw
and became acquainted with Patrick Henry.
Having spent the Christmas holidays there,
proceeded to Williamsburg. Some ques-
tons arose about my admission, Is my pre-
para'ofy studies had not oeen pu'suea " .n'
school connec'ed WIN 'na' i''A'u"o".
delayed my admission ABOUT q 'o,msu'a
which nme henry apP'a'eu :. "
burg, anu "PP"eu 'O' .n,
ia"' n''s -, -.
OF 'ao''!'0" 60. sv,,;n
nun " L - p-I-,-,
es.'"o' %. VI -, p.nIi.
anu '0"" Np'' .,,."m.. Ts.
ION Al once '.,'N 49,. ,H pr 90.
u"o na"p"'' ~, g..
P'e'a"0. 'p', :. a. '.--.I.,
ing oo'a'asu '''. '' W 80.
In obtaining US '0."'o' " 'c
out lot d P'ac'o'ns ""'o'. "0 "''' .'''
which brought h'm 'h'o "o"ce was '0"'e'
ted election, IN wa'cn nc appea'eu as 'Ou",
sci before 'ne eo"'''''''e' " "e 'iO1'' "
Burse''es' his seooaa was ra''0a' o'uss'
already well known. iheso anu similar
efforts soon obtained Tor MN 50 much rep
utation, that no was elected mem9ef OF
the Legislature. He was as well suited 10
the times as any man ever was, and il is not
now easy to say what we should have done
without Patrick Henry. He was far before
all in maintaining the spiri, Of the Rsyolu-
lion. His influence was most extens i've
with the members from the upper countries
AMI his holiness and their votes oyerawed
and controlled the more cool or the more
timid ar;stocra,ic gentlemen Of the lower
part Of the Stale. His eloquence was pecu-
liar, II indeed i, could DO called eloauence,
for /, was impressive and sublime beyond
wha, can be imagined. Although II wa,
difficult. when he had sboken, TO tell wha.
he had saiI, vet, while he wa, speaking, i,
always seemed directly 10 tho point. When
he had spoken In opposition to my opinion
had produced great effect, and myself
been highly delighted and moved, / have
asked myself when no ceased: "whai the
devil has no saidlp could never answer
the Inquiry. Ills person was Of full size,
and his manner and voice free and manly.
His utterance neither very fast nor very
slow. His speeches generally shori-from
a quarter to half an hour. Hi, pronun-
citation was vulgar and vicious, bu, i, was
FORGOTTEN while he was speaking.
Tia was man of very liule knowledge
o,,,, .o,,. h. ,.,d ro,h;,, and had no
81. p.,r,,,n, to, Ahsrn,,s.cop,,,
bs ho,,ow.J AZ ma uums,. E,savs. in two
volumes, saying he should have leisure in
the Winter for reading. In tho spring he
,.,prnsd them and declared bs had no, been
,bl, 70 90 lo,,b.r Than twenty or ,birtv papes
:, IN. frs, vo,om. uc w,o,, almos,
no,hinr-he could no. write. The resolu-
,ion, rvs which have besn a,cribed TO
him have bv many besn sunDosed 10 have
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600, 900 BOTTLES SOLD

Catered according 10 Act Of Congress In The
|sr 1883, by J. RUSSELL SPALprso, 10 the Clerks
hce Of the District Court OF Massachusetts.
ki.frisssmssis wii BE- d.sn wfiA aeserdias 70
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o. J. WOOD CO., Propretors. 81 Broadway, New
York, and liz MsrAet street, st. Louis, No.
lAaENTs.-I. BilisJord, J. sawyer IN Sses, q
Mitchell, successor TO d. L. Mitchell. Wholesale
ents In boston, Weeks Potter. In Portland, u. %.
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GRAND MEDICAL and SURGICAL
OF THE CELEBRATED
DRS. CARSWEIL & HUNTER,


DIS. CAhSWELL huhfkh,
No. 10, End'eo" street, 0o"'"' "a''
Where the ony uhe anu so'ss' ,n -, 1o"''o' p'"'
"eh eu'"""'e'" '" "'
Doctors Carwel& Hunter continue TO be consulted
conhdentally upon those diseases OF private nature
viz; Structures, Impoteney, seminal weakness, 10
both SEXES, serofulous Affections, rswelline OF ths
glands ~ the Meek, Gro'ns. OF under the arms, DIS
eases OF the Uretha, or aii Compslnis OF !ne Ufna
~ Organs, Nervous Deb'liy, Menuna, hneeUons
Gravel, Nodes, or hard ana painiui s"s,hgs On we
bones ot Joints, Carries, kheumausni, UIesn of the
Cloths, Tonsils, Throat and Limbs, sSPnns, inus
| or inhamed eyes, lmno'ency, ceneM sng aWay
of the Powers OF Lie, Night sweah, rwenlhe OF
the Joints, caused by Mercury and unwi.sly treating
the disease. and oil otheI ehton,c anu a,mean eo'
plants, such as have e,ted the skl OF common pny
slcians, and nothing Dut great genera eipehe"ee
can ensure successful cure.
Ds, c. IT,, regularly eduealed, nigny eunen'
and successful practitioners, aler yey eusnsWe
pfaeiiee IN boston uor oveI Mens yea" nss usay
speak Of their medical qnaineshon OF ,emlna suan'
gers not to class them VIII set @, uneaaea,sa nen
who h me papers M"n ,nfm ~. n,,,Ic ssan.,
mens. US .i,,,s earm. nss'enaing ma "oms elf
s'xI.d boe,ors 20 cure ali ths most diieuIt and Gu.
rious diseases, without knowledge Of the human
system or OF disease, or OF the modns opsmnd OF the
most simple drugs.
Drs. q. & H., since 1870, having confined their
whole attentionto an oiee practice TOT Inc cure OF
Private Diseases and Female Complaints, they ac-
knowledge no superiors.
coysTTTIrTioNAI. DrRII.ITy on SEMINAL,
$3.50 -
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fT,om ths Jvs,Afnsion sisr.l

Among the many preparations now In use bt the re-
storing, preserving and beauying the hair, there are
none that We can recommend vi confidence than
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, now 10 gen erAl use
throughout the States. This preparation possesses
the most qualities, and psver falls In pro-
ducng the most happy results when applied aocarding
10 directions We refer reader, 10 lev u Tho In
Vulnerable certificates which have Lesn ssnt BY parties,
Who have been benedttei by u and Who feel happy In
giJng testimony to s wonderful elects produced on
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NATH'L SMITHS
PAINT g. OIL STORE,
Varnishes, Lard Oils, Japan N.F.

OIL, LINSEED OIL, FISH OIL, FINE
WHITE LEAD L FRENCH
ZINC. and all kinds Of
DRY PAINTS.
We have also taken the agency tor the lamp
den Per- Green Paint which far surpasses any
other Green, in durability and superiority OF col.
or, for all kinds of out doc! Palnilng, we nave
also MI sues of German Window Glass in COM
moa use, and tue largest assortment OF paper
hanVinvs, PorLers and Taued Paper, ever IN Tins
city. which will be sold cheap. Also, Window
Shades OF all kinds, and fire board Prints, Pain,
Brushes and Whiie.wash Brushes OF all sizes aud
OF the best Mauuiactory. Having rented Store
House. on Washington ST, and propose to en-.
gage in the Lime, Hair and Cement trade, as a
Permanent, Business. are now ready to ,urnsh
those who are in wan, Of the above articles, as
cheap as can be bought elsewhere.
THOS. 1. MURPHY. Agents
Biddeford, Oct, 3rd, 1856. ~
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FOR SALE.
Fire Insurance.

DEING Agent Of several Of the best Fire lnsur
ID ance Companies in the Country, a share o
patronage is solicited DOMlNICUS JORDAN
Saco, Abr 18th, 1856. l6lf
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lllcerating Tuners, Seald Head,
- Diaeaaed Ewes.

DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rOaeh ssa srup,ivs,
or cold. pale, pssty. or clammy and Sweating.
DROPsICAL EFFUsIONs, occasIoninr dim.
Guilty Of Breathing, Floating. sxtrens angOuf. and
frequent fatigue.
RICKETS 90 sofenei and distorted condiIoa o.
the Beues, splnal Anectiossy whitsi
20 Sweiliugsj
Derauged condition of,hs Digestive Organs, oeess
oning iess of or rarsssus and irregular sSpsfifsJ
severe and pntrsctod Costiveness OF Chronic DAuhss
Diseased Lungs, which had lnvolved the suf.
fsvr In Asthma, OF hard Coughs Iiemorrhage EmA.
claton and other sytnutons u
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FR Owe GOTTA G Il ,
l BUXTON, MAINE.

OPP EN- JULY 4TH, 1853.
a. De above House i. beautifully situated In tbs
fne Grove, known as "ihe PICNIC
0ROVE," at Buxiol Centre, on the York add
Cumberland Railroad, about 20 minutes ride
from Portland.
The subscriber has spared no pains os expense
IN hliing up The sbvve House with NIL he modern
improvements, to make II popular place Of re-
90 foe Parties and Pcasurc.seekers, or those In
pS suit Of pleasant and hea' y Boarding place
firing The summer months
10 connection with the House, are good Bowl.
ing Alleys, Swings, &c.
p. 8. Good Hoses and Carriages Will be fur
nlshed 10 parties NC Individuals, ifdesircd.
/ sm3l EBEN CRAM,
\ Late OF the Thornton House, Sato,
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.

Salt Rhesss, Chrssic, Rbesusa tiss, aa4
Nesraigis, Piles, Cancer Tsuasrs.
And many other diseases AMI ilumos sAsa connected
with scrofaious conditioa Of ihs Nod,
The Doctor vii yi aa preserLs Go all persons wish.
Ing 10 test his todicine, Who rqreat 10, and Who
wiling 70 rssuneras HIN or ths ssree 10 The amount
Charged bs vs 81 the distance his ksSulas
Stients. The Alternative SYRUP 10 sold ai bic
Feli qualified Physicians. and nodsposns Win Acre.
.d[xr BE- made.
i.de and Sold By
80 VA. nAiLEr, N. n, saeo, Ne.
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FOR SALE.
good two story house, situated Vernon Stree. in
"A saco conyenlept for one Or two families, with good
cistern in the cellar The house 10 well made AMI pleas
anily situated. ...a .. ........ ..
This Is rare opportunity for purchaser, as ne house
must be sold Connected with u is good stable and
Garden. Inquire of. L. MILLlKEN, ont, premises.
Sac lugust 90 ls56 35tf
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GREAT iNgalciH 4 FOREIGN OFFICE. "a.
sos sscu1us PArxxs ION MvxzI1oxs'
iAssssy fer Bssinsss wisA tAs 90
UN TIED STATES PATENT OFFICE

Hle HHe InIDID-S ~
Hs 70 sats Street, sppedts kilSy u, 1s,.ou
JnPokrkNr INFORMATION 10 fxvxNfok1-
i ne sabsssbss, Qsls. AssAi q Ne v D halns
Ofos under he set o. issI) dssrninsd 70 prsssnt A.
vs.sasw In .ppyins sss r.ssnss sspsss tssss 90
"a suuIcufons pssparsd ~ csadsetet % Mn, sunsy
SoIiiss, pnstssd q go a. pa bsss b. ohsyl ve:
rniusd By him In case OF hiiufe 70 ootan PATENT ~
Ne hin within thirty dass s"ss Ne
MS Issssy 10 10, oily he ,Asssss IN nsv xasIAsd
bsi through u iavsutnv have Advantages Toe securns
patents, % .scsr.inins the psssnssey q avsouoss,
vhich can Be oasssd then sissshs. The tsstlnoelais
dives bsisv psevs thai peus b MOAB BrCCk51fuL
risss1 s ssS noe "a g. s.S
AND ARILtfY. he voah sdd tAat be AAs sbsadant
70 believe, and can Prove, that - 70 49, eoes
q NE lisS, are q. sAs p, S'oe:s.s.. sss,ss. %
ing twenty yean past, has snah,sd lin 70 sscsnssts
vsst collection spsncateas and ecai dselsIoas rsi
sivs 70 patents fhsss, s-sids. hi. sssnsvs bsay Of
rsn.sd in he United ssa,es and Europe, render hla
able bsyend question, 70 onsf snpss'os nsausss %
Cavsss, spseiaeasioos Assignments, and ell Pspsrs
this and o~gn countries prepared, and sdvScs enderd
on legal ana scientific mstis. spsing inveusions
inhingsIen.. q p..sn.. Al osss:.ty Iosmsy 70
\ ~ there, arr here sAved inysniors. -. MI.
Coples o. claims of any patent furnished BY reitting
one dollar. Assinnents recorded al wAshingson- ~.
truts ln0rsat Britain frAnss and other 6rlgu
tsies secured through agents q s Highest rsspseta.
blilty.
TESTIMONIALS
"Durias the tine ecespisd he once Of coanis.
sionsr Of patents, u. II. Eppr, ESQ, Of Boston, did
busness nj the Patent once a. Solicitor bs procuring
PAepts There we're lev, any psrsous sctsx In that
eaoaety Who had 90 much business bsSre the Patent
once and there we're noos Who Conducted 70 vith
more skin, fidelity and success. resArd Mr.. Eidy
90 one Of the best Informed and most skui Patent ro-
citors In the United states, and have hesiaou In
assuring Inventors thAt thsy cannot snI}oy p<pea
more eonp<tent Ai Trustworthy, and moro cApabis q
puttins their applications In form 20 for then
an early and favorable consideration 81 the Patent o.
nes. ..T EDMUND ngRkk
| Late Commissioner Of Patsnts"
Yroa tie prsssRt coamissiosu.
"Arorsr ~, lssS.-Duhpg the time have held the
once Of Commlssicu<r of Patents, y II. kidy, No. d
Bostsn has been extensively eagasc In the Transaction
Of business With the 0fncs, soicitos. lie u Thor.
ouxhly acquainted sth tbs hv, and The rules u prae-
ties OF the once. regard hin u the most esps-
be and successful praeticoeu with whom hays had
ofneial intercourse. CnAs. MASON,
iy3I r'' Commissions q Patents.
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rra- fLs nrsssaf Con nissiossr.
DIR. BAILEY's
Alternative SYRUP.

IT Vas nr prspAssd yIlh reference 70 one bad oAss u
similar success. .....- go. La
has nov become IN sneetuAi remedy In this dssass.
II has been ussd successfully by scovs of persons Who
ula
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PEDAL BASS MELODEONS

PEDAL BASS MELOUEONo
Superior 10 my now In use.
DERsoNs who are In want o. MELODEoNs, ior
Churches, yestres, Lodges, Halls, &C, are respect
fully requested to examine the instruments recently
made by
6. D. g. n. W. SMITH,
which, for their perfection Of mechanism, smoothness
and beauty Of Tone accuracy In tune and especially by
the immense power gained by the PEDAL BASS, are
beyond comparison the best offered to the public.
These instruments have two banks Of keys aud pow
erfu bellows and by the arrangement OF the stops
great variety Of effects be produced. Price, $2Io
They also manufacture Melodeons for pariors and
smaller rooms unsurpassed in excellence, and at prices
varying from 90 to 500.
MELODE0Ns RENTED.
Persons Who wish to hire MelOdeons with view Of
purchasing at the end Of the year, can have the rent
credited as part payment Of the purchase money. This
matter Is worthy Of special note, as enables those who
desire fair test Of the instrument before purchasing TO
obtain at the expense Of the manufacturers TO the ex-
tent Of at least a years rent.
The public are invited to examine for themselves, at
the warerOoms, No. 5ll, Washington Street Boston.
August 20, 1856. omos'o
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CIGARS,

n. WEEKS l. selling cigars for less than can
j be Dough, nj any other place 10 the county,.
Now IL the lime 10 get your cigars, u you wish
ro,'et them cheap
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CANCERS CAN Be CURED.

mIIL undersigned having obtained many years since,
frtm the Indians, q knowledge OF remedy TOR Oan.
GERS and which he tested In about one hundred and
any cases. eectng permanent cure In all cases where
he has given the least encouragement In The begnnng-
Therefore having tested Its power and become fully con-
ynee Of It's efficacy In the cure OF Cancers, he pre-
pared TO say 10 all persons afflicted with cancers In any
part the body that he extract them In reasona-
bic length Of time with but little palm and for reason
able compensation. lie viii odrrdnf enre IN suen
cases as he gives assurance or no pay Post 0ce ad.
dress last standish. ,,,n
st,ndlsh, Sept. 10th, 1850.
This may certify that have witnessed The emeaey o.
Mr. Lombards Cancer remedy, and do not hesitate 70
say that Il will effect cure In all cases where US app
catin has not been too long delayed, and the whoie
system poisoned with the cancerous WINS. IL IS ml
mare certain than the OF the knife, extracts tn'
disease entire, leaving no trace Of II behind.
JAMES NJ. BUZZELL, II. D.,
Prot Of Surgery In the Eclectic Medical College
Philadelphia. o.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF al
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
nm EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
oR,EvERY oNEHis OWN

HlIIE nfieih edition, with One
j. Hundred Hngravings, showing
Diseases and Malforinations Of the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which is added Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being Of
the highest Importance 10 married
people, or those contemplating mar
iiage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father be ashamed to pre-
sent a copy ofihe RsCULAPiVS 20
bis child. Il may save him from IN
early grave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the sacred obliga-
iions nf ma rIiad life without reading
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stats Of Illinois, Carlisle, June n, IS.
have use Professor O. J. Woods Halt Restorative
and have admired i,s wonderful efset. Ny hnfShcI
coming, - thought gray, but BY the
Of the aResoratve,n u has resumed ts original color
and, I have no doubt, permanently %.
SIDNEY BRERsk, .--
Rx-ssnator United States.
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PianOfOrtes and MelOdeOns,
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
L. R. HORTON & Co.,

Are Agents for J. Chickering's splendid and 7
Octave Pianos. N. Nj. loves Cottage Pianos.
plain case, improved action O 10 Octave. Price,
Sl7J Also, Smiths Melodeons, ofsuperior tone
and finish. AL Of the above instruments are for
sale on terms which defy competition.
Music Rooms, corner OF Liberty and Laconis
Streets
Instruction given on the Piano, Melodeon,
Guitar, and in thorough Bass.
Old instruments taken in exchange Tor new.-
Second hand Pianos and Melodeons for sale on
the most reasonable terms. lyi7
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Latest News 9.



WASHINGTON, July 2lst.--SENATs.--The
bill for ornaments and Notifications, and
the manufacture Of small arms, ETC., was a.
mended, reducing the proposed amendment
from 10000 00 TO 3ly80O,000, and was -.
sed by AZ to 10.
A resolution was passed providing for the
close of the session on the 18th Of August.
The daily hour Of meeting was changed
from IL to IL.
Humphrey Marshall, from the judiciary
Committee, reported a bill to establish a uni
form rule of naturalization. Referred to
Committee of the Whole on the State of the
Union.
=. Mr.. Smith, of Tenn, smoyed q suspension
Of the rules, with a view of action on the
Senate's resolution just received, to adjourn
on the 4th Of August.
Mr.. Dunn said he should move an amend
ment by adding, as a condition, "That on or
before that day an act be passed, and receive
Executive sanction, for the troubles in Kan
sas, Containing among its provisions, one for
the establishment of the slavery proscrip-
| ton, applicable both to Kansas and Nebras-
ka.
: Mr.. Meacham gave notice of a substitute
. for a recess from the 4th of August to the
| goth OF. October, providing that no extra per
diems during the time should be paid.
Mr.. Smiths motion prevailed, by 1873 a.
gainst 46.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio. moved an amend
ment substituting the I'd Of September,
showing that it was impossible to transact
the public business before that time.
Mr.. Hayden said the way was to fix an
early day and then 60 industriously to work.
He commented on the manner in which so
much valuable time was wasted as to Kan
sas; he believed that the majority of the
House would pass q bill providing for the
restoration of the Missouri Compromise,
knowing at the same time the Senate would
reject it.
Mr.. Greenman suggested 18th August,
saying three weeks were long enough for
practical purposes. Mr.. Giddings thought
two weeks good as two months; he dissent.
ed from Mr.. Hayden and would do what was
right without inquiring whether the Senate
would or not.
Mr.. Dunn said he came here with high
expectations that the Missouri Compromise
would be restored. He was exceedingly
afraid they had grown smailer and smaller
until they were dissipated. He was afraid
there would be no effort TO restore il. There
could be no peace in the country till that
was done, in substance or in fact. The
North and South most remember this. Till
the question Of individual safety was settled,
no appropriation bill should be passed.
[Cries Of "Agreed, that's right, that's the
tslk."] The only way to insure compliance
was 10 stop the wheels Of G Government from
rolling. As for the Presidency, he would
not 60 for Buchanan or Fremont, but for
the mar living in New York as the only
one whose election would give promise Of
peace.
Mr.. Letter made an Intellectual motion to
table the resolution. Adjourned.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-23
BUILDING LOT
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No The z 4 of,he n w I Sec T W. sa...
No a-Ihe n ! Sec 9 T1s 2 4 100 scNs.
No 3-The N w ! Sec 10 7 70 n rs Z 100 soros.
The above three tracts are beautifully sitssto1 a
the Railroad . miles from Davsnpor.
No 1.-The w ! Of the q WA Of Sec 10 T 5e
~ acres: ) mile nom davenport.
No5-ihs y tors W ! ofSee J 20 . -
aeresa miles from davenport. 8 "
No = The b ! ofthe N = Of Sec FL 70 n n . 4.
90 acres, on As Rail Road, niles from DAvsapen-
No 6-sed ~. iooaerss In Sees u 4 leTs7NR1k.
upon the Mississippi River, q mile from DAvsnpos4.
Nc lS-- leo acres In Secs "a and ~ T7O N R9h
Improved Farm.
An improved farm of9s5 acres on the Nisstwlppa Hs,~.
Emile. from Dayenport. a. arres IN S,,Iti,stia. ~ 49,
balance nne timber.
Twoinproyed Arms three miies from D~yenpo~1.
Houses and L0ta in n-eve-rnrr
No 3o-Fioe briek house on an 81 nss-s.. ~.
.on nd Rinis, a. R1csiIsos ! Sst..SH Hexn'
Ins a0x Nd. "ess' -
No3I-Good frame Honsa. a ,ao,n. .onA LII y.