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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Und~s tAisaeAd ii0ssea auu sol ss~e2s, scssnes
wM y 1880 9 - ssass ~ ias sesA lasssSS0o,
Lard Lard It--For sais ~ Tie bssr,l o. =.
tail ~ The Peoples store.
jeleiis d. a. nuRrows
Msney - Loao.-Acpiy
G. AUCUsTUs HAvlLAND.
Jbsase . LeCisiss Row.
aeme fsf the ~orklsg nan rtnedy ios
high rentsi!
70 Lots In Burrows Add.
10 Lots 10 Lindssy,s ADD.
10 Lots N sisymsksss Add.
Besides ~ Lots from 10 @ acres eses, half mile
fron The eorposatlon line, tesrsiiply located for
p.rsss reid. nees.
All oil Tho foregoing lois are rear srossh the Gen.
ni Parts CT The cit, to enable siher the Isbe,er Or
ta.iae.s nsa 10 attend hls hssiness ~ishsui ireop.
vssieaee Issy will be cold sc~ and on long credit.
- that The soIkirs man esn have his ~ n hone
witaesi The dr~vd Of rstt day Tor psces and terri.
sfpyo GEO. l.. SirKoLLS.
lele OAvsaDou's Hiock, Main o..
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THIRD ARRIVAL.

Extiu ehuBa bHo. MARROW q Co.s
FOURTn Oh JulK.
I'VE the Indsfsixred do tsrec 10 close oar res.
day q Jsiy, 1877.
VIM Hsrrk, FHGf;se. n %,
insiee CO, W HsissorsA,
ss.i1n " CO. Stevens laneefsk sc,
bndsey, ksJ Ss.soa,
m"of. AMI Gifr-tt, sossxs and fo;iss,
snd Timer, A. rsmpon.
sill.s, G. leslie,
saith, N,aer q Bro
Alvari ..a Van Patton, Nslsrn ard secst
J. W wTey, Pad q .u,eIek
Evans, Gees spdso, Evans. Marie, : cae~,
wi.An al Hasl-y, Eursuws. Pre;tymsn q
nNx-i Jr aad GO pa,xsls,
u Hall nnd co
tr4a
Beautiful Srldlag Lot for sale.
~ his y. w. corner q Perry and y -.
~ n. T.. HANNAH
Ain corBrsis aud 81 - IN siais,
REMevAL.
Wk have removed good, " No H. Claire
~ Now, wh~re shall b. hsp.Yf 20 wait on I'D
customer. and nsw once, aud cell ,asp cds ;, The
i"srn p;i-es. 4. X. VI. TIMEX.
ia
MEMOSAs.
nitL, Zeal Estate Agent, and II. l.. HANNAH
- Note Broker have s-l Ia co. aur of Bfsdy
AAd - s's., sp ststrs; enfrarcr on BRADY 81.
1e23 Van
Dwelling Aeass on Brsdr street isr sale.
bE nsasrs.gsei offers 10. sale his dweiIias he q
90 Nc ady street corner Of Thirteenth. containing
eifht foons ead cellar. 0roaLd IL 80 b. 155 ice
contains siatsc, shei, hne apple, pesf ria q, and
cherry trees, grape vin.s, sh,utsery, eastern and
cell
Inc sbo. cts one Of tho mos, piea.sn. residence.
In 'hsis Inc city snd VII DO sold ven Iow pics
JOHN C. DAVE,
n CuNh kuyS
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27
n1aih OF Dir Kare

Trlc:arhic d,ra,chs. frum Now Orleans,
received IN Boston, on Monday, announce
the death Of that enthusiastic explorer, DR..
Eusu, Kr>r K,>E. lie b., fallen victim
to tie terrible exposure aul suT.rin;' en-
duc,d in hi. late expedition in search Of Sir
John Franklin In small work, entitled
q" Men Of tic Time. We find Biographical
sketch Of hi. lite, which smboiies some facts
which must be- Of considerable interest at
thi, time, aud which have not generally
been made public. We extract portions Of
the notice,
Ellsu, RE,T K,Ns We, born in Philalcl.
rha. on the 81 Of February, lS22, aud
graduated at the Medical University Of
Pennsylvania, in 1873. lie Immediately
anrrward entered service Of the United
States, aud wa, attached 10 the American
Embassy TO China, a. Physician. While
in this scryic, be ayarl,d himself Of oppor-
,uni,irs 10 wilt in succession parts Of China,
the Philippines, and ceylon, and Pcneirs-
ted 20 the interior Of India. lie is tie FIRST
white person to descend the crater Of the
Tael Of Luzon, suspended by a Bamboo rope
around his body, from q projecting eras,
eos feet above the interior scoru and debris
lie brought several interesting specimens
from the bottom. During this expedition,
he narrowly escaped with hi, lIio from tie
Ladroncs, who assaulted him, and sustained
successfully an attack from a whole tribe Of
the Ncsri,o race. Tie hardship. to which
they were exposed, caused the death OF his
traveller, Baron Loe, who sank and
died at Java. After this he assembled the
Nile, to the confines Of Nubia, and passed a
season in Egypt, traversed Greece on foot,
and returned through Europe, 10 the United
States, in 1916. lie was Immediately or.
dered to Africa, and made an effort, in 1917,
to visit the Slave Marts, Of Whydah. lilo
took the African fever, and was cent home
in an exceedingly precarious state Of health.
From this he recovered sufficiently to visit
Mexico, during the late war, as volunteer.
Making bis way through the country, with
despatche, TO the commsnder.in.ehief, he
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

found IL by removing fold Of covering Of
.bcl-nr. Stcdman found til examined 1t
immcdately-it was n common roIor, clean
and bright, with exception OF blood covering
i,s blade on bu'h sides. Razor was shut
il opcned like a common ra.or-no blood on
II or handlc-it VAS not In casc-this IA
Iir did not produce the wound-no other
weapon was found there.
lsR,rL llrRmcE Knight came to my
house between : and ;, said he had come
70 get some shingl5. in my barns he had
four wheels and rae. 60 haul them m /,
aid he W.. gong directly To tray and
should return next day. Helped him load
shingles. 90 through ~ minutes before TO-
went 20 bed clock struck ~ before went
o. sleep. heard couple ct carriages pass,
Que about ten, the other about tn min
ute. later. Heard nothing e!.' t'll Ihur.ion
called ma. al ~ minute. ui !, n'Et morning
1, % 10 GRAY .-O,ettoO. kuIgh tnear Gray
meeting house, q little after sIuri.a. Tn
loaded shingles. hc went back with
Thur.,on. and | drove lnc. team. The
hind wheel. run Z" 10" IL ale forward ones,
from & 10 10 inches. ! examined the cart
it.,lf, and found Il made Tie amc tack !
h.i noticed in Price. Glllcy. followed
the tr,r. lac. ~ Ellon Meadow, hy the
ronI, then turned to the 'ct and vent
round the pond, up White Ga. Hill to
knight. hlus'. en- NY Nay home from
knight. | dA not discover irur.'-it 49,.
dur. | noticed them tie nat morning
wlcu wont - knight. | traced them
from my house g. his turn; they struck
into the t4rn, into the heater
At the " heater" saw tracks ui cattle,
and saw tracks right around there 10 the
rath Of the Whn1l.. ~ out nj the Iaih, aud
IS the sui. II the Ilth-hgrlrs arriving az
tie q" heater" had .oou tie Il tracks d..
tween th, Vhcel. 40 this place they ap.
rsar.l on huih .lly. Of tho tr'c.. Prom
ON, ..l. OF the uar,l track, cattle track.
were tour or Eve f,ct apart, on TIE other
Ill, not moro than two " iUr't. dil not
-, a. many tracks there before Nc | sAw
them. slw mauur, there between The
wheel tracks IN ono place. 1, wa. not very
Old. There was iu Que small Place TIE al-
Ialrluty uf whore creature hiI down
that wa, outs.lc. Part aud, IaTi grass,
where the creature las. Al il..' Ihius'
were within .iIl,an fyst ~ length. 4, the
harm knight sA,l was going 90 Gray. !
TOLD him boz hll better a. .0w' NJ Wy c1rn
folder. aud ne sill hr had slmg rIru fodder
hy tie mouth u the rall Whom looked.
SaN up fragment u stake lYll5HcI
this track out uI, the main t1Al.
Whgu kuI.ht len 10y hIu.' there vas a
small trrc chain round the hand oui OF the
ng.. lhoprl Ir,auI tlc hiul ,nd 1t TIE
rae. aud hooked it.
Whom o,nril1. him ,ho emil ~ 10 was
hl1.c! ma a double. round the bind -, AMI
hun. down foot 10 eighteen inches. Tie
,la,I, the bottom .ll that irur, the rae.
tu.r,l,r. Oue sud of d., chain Nas han.
u. d1wu wLgu g,,rt'l. h,m.
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wa, assigned the no,oriou, spy company Of
the brisand DoninsueI. Aftsr a successful
encounter with the enemy, he va, forced to
eight the.s mi.crcan,s sinsle-handed, to save
the lives Of his prisoners, Major.General
Torrcjon, General Gaona, and others. lie
was restored To health by the kind attention
Of the Gaona family at Puebla, and was en-
abled 10 remain on service until the cessa-
ton Of his liberties. In May, 1850, he
sailed with the frs, American expedition in
scarch Of Franklin, in the capacity Of senior
surgeon and naturalist. After the return
Of this expedition he devoted himself TO ef-
forts to organise the expedition, which was
aftcrwarl. planned, aud in the direction Of
which 10 has earned 80 distinguished re-
putation.
The detail. Of this remarkably. enterprise
have been already laid before our readers.
Tho enthusiastic courage with which he met
the multiplied peril. % that search, AMI his
pa,icnt toll in making observations and re-
searches, in tho-e frozen regions never before
penetrated by man, have made an enduring
monument to hls memory as a scientific man.
III. private life told no less certainly that he
possessed tho.s virtue, which ornament the
lie u the good citizen.
Since his return hch has prepared hi,vors'
or the pr.s, which Mc.sr'. Chlli' and Pc
,er.,n have recently issued in mos, beau.
iiiul style. Last autumn he vas induced
1, AL 10 England, Tor hi. health, aud from
thence he proceeded To Havana. On hi'~ay
to Havana, no bad severe attac. Of para
ly... from the elect. Of which be- continued
20 link until tho 10Th. when hi. .uil,ring'
were terminated by death IIa was Ju'i en-
tcrins on the thiriy.6hh year Of hl' ase.
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Editorial Correspondence
w,u>oro>. F,5. II, lsi7

WAu>OTo>. FsJ. u, l,iT.
I'll. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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from the w.r,,.trrpi.,ri,,. M,..,.su.,,,.
III, colonel q, Iim,.lr,p .lI Manufacturer.
ha. b,rn actively engaged an hi. l.f,im. in
the bushes. Of manufacturing. whil,. q, the
same time. he la. been n,greorl,s. .1nnsct.
rl with almy,, every other Jusin,., interest
in ii, country. Nor, than this. 10 Ia,
b,,n for l,r,v wear. a keen observer u The
,g..,, ly,,p Akron, ip,ar,..,.
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ana introduced INTO the HOUSE ITO" '''
Committee on Commerce c'diiyinS tue
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,itiJn to be brought back, its fate is clouded
in uncertainty. AbIll, appropriating $780,
600 to builda wagon road from Iowa to
California, Ia, passed the House. Thus Is
an important measure. makes aroad for
cmisrants into Kansas. without going thro
Missouri, and !. the most practicable over
land route from the old States to the Pacific
Coast. II Pacific Railroad is ever built,
il will doub,lc.- b. upon the line Of this
wagon road. The Pacific Railroad bill be-
fore Congress is too much tangled up with
the scheme. Of spectators to End sufficient
favor to become a law.
4 resolution declaring Whitfield NOT duly
elected delegate from Kansas, reported from
a majority Of the committee on elections,
came up yesterday, and a motion to lay the
same on the table, allcd by two votes, and
is further consideration postponed until
Tuc.lay nert. The final vote upon it, pas.
sage will be very close-and - far az W.
can judge, admit him to hi..'at. - much
fur clcctius Buclnnan-vhlch la. brought
certain m,mbcr. into line for borisr.ruliin.
i.m. who ,taIG.uy voted with the Repaid
licau. upon all ,ho.s Kan.a. questions, du.
rim. the last session.
The cilyalrsliy begins to on up in an'ic'
ira,iun u the Inauguration Of Mr.. Buchan.
AN. OHcc-hun,cr. are here in warm. while
a pop behind tho curtain will exhibit 4
want Of harmony in the rank. Of Pro-.la'e-
~ democracy, ominou. q future defeat.
Nll speculation. with regard TO tho cabinet
OF tho future policy Of the incoming admin
i.trltion will very .Jon be a, an sud. uli
Ruc. Ia. soon cot TO take hi' po.iiion-ap'
point hi, constitutional advisor. aud marx
out. in britl, hi. course OF policy. Which
over way hc may turn, will lead him into
in,E,rirab.s difficulties. TIE descriptive
cour., Of policy which effected HI. olsstion,
will ,h,n b, oEpl,Icj, and either the North
~ the South will b., Ike h. iIlu.,rious pr.
ds,,.1r, " turned ut 90 grass" Tho bob.
bls will collapse. aud We shall then &C. Nhu
ha. bc,u cheated.
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w.m>cro>, F.J. -, 1857.
The Special Committee, 80 '"'".''s'o.
certain CHAR. .asn,p.l Momber. Jg Cousrt.
hl. reported, recommending tie expulsion
Of four Monlsr. u the II,us, - wit,
M,..r.. Ma,,csou. Edwards, Aul Gilbert, Of
Ncw York, AL DR.. wcISh. Of Connecticut
Four Ut a.. cogErsittcs cuucuTrlL in shi' 70
.lli, auI one, lths chAirHau) liz nsei
II, agreed N,sa bi' c,l!,a:ue-, thas ihss'
myrsbyr. ars implicated by he c'iIgnss, bot
clu,ilsrtI ih. COMMITTEES bal no p1~cr 10
~ them, uyIE VI glrse testimony, "a thrir
ah,cnss, without a h.Arlus % ~ uPpoftu-
nifty % clLiTYuioT cTus. examine tie witness
introduced against them. Ihs principal
aud ouly wiIucS. .sAiu., pr. Wclch d. one
sScancy, once clgI. IN tie P.nslJu De-
Iartmsut, and COZ Wilde Messenger ia
tie IrcsGI llouN II, 49, testified s.,usi
Mr., Gilbert, who va. permitted by the
CommiIte- to ,sif,luys s'ldsncs - ,myach
him. To. cN.T.c- against thc~ Mrsbgrs
consist. in sbg,r consulting, A. ]. ALLEGED to
receive rc54uiary confederation. Tor their
,o.y.arI ,ulueucc, IN cArrylus o,rlaia mc.,.
ury, through ID. house These char.r-
they, uTou oath, duuy Mr. Mau,sau i
charged v,th Lay,u: an improper cpunu,.
ton With the las,:. Ola h,,l :r.n,ius land
g. the "pvMuius. Navigation Company OF
l.sl." And the allegation against Judge
E!warI, consists ,1lrly ia atsc.sy, testified
o. hy Mr. Paine, Mrub,r from NJr,h Car.
oliuA, g. brils ulm 20 ,u.. lur the Minnesota
Railroad Bll Whether th,ss members are
IauJcyu, or guilty. i. would b. unjust to
condemn them w,Ihouta lair hearing Tho
Tr,scslius. against them, were conducted
ia their aI.uss, .u tie ..srss cJu.a,s VI
Committee room.
They have persona, rislu, O., vel! - pri,-
logo, =, msmb,r. ,i ihs House. They are
MT ouly cla,sru,l bat thyir cJn,tiiusut..
\. ", shall b. ,a,'.l up,n I, vote upon tie
,.yyrll questions involved ia their cas-, ~,
give ODD opinion "a, - the gull, or innocence
ut 10, I,r,-. implicated. WgrEr.g % .ay
that paris seems o. have s1m'tl.ns 90 DO In
ta., Business. Porous who clutsul,l that
10 yr,ils:s bal been violated IN the cas-
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Co'NorOLiT,N Arr ASSOCIATION. The 30
annual distribution Of this association, took
place at Sandu.ky, on the 18th ult We
observe in the let Of awards, the following
name. from Maine
Wmifr on he RIiEs,-JOsiah Carr, Me-
chanic Falls, 5000.
M,dal,oHof Ciay,-Mrs. II. X. lIorsey,
Oxford, - 1913.
The Turn Oui,-Isaae L Tibbotts, Bath.
1903
In the list Of fortunate persons, are quito
number OF editors, who have in some cases
drawn valuable pictures. Such in'tan-
&c. Of good fortune to this class Is eI''re-
ly unprecedented.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

Tnr Bra>s Csr ThrLiar1'n Democrat,
in an editorial article upon toe recent lsr..
SION or te supreme Court, 90 th' legality
u ,ho proceeding, Of Mayor Sml,h boo 'a.
Burn. ca'", ays
Their l,hc BLACK republican, own court.
uphold Marshall Freeman, Mayor smith aui
zen Elmaui.
), lar FROM tbi. ,hc court ny Tat, ar'-
ing under tie proclamation Of Mayor >u.ia.
,hs. individual. are responsible 90, all
Iam..r, done. The case ~a'W II Ehr'
". {. smith, ct ais Wcqa9.o from tao
decision
"TUc service or duty Of tie troops when
called out, must D., directed a1l designated
BY the n1I I.iIo,fy. .n tAy prss.nt rl...
therefore, II a.. divi.i1l ia marching from
the Common, where tie, v.rra"ulIed. iu
pursuance Of tho Tr'cert Ut thr Mayor, ur
DO clearing H., streets, ~ Ia guarding tb,m
f,1u all insrr,., acted uni.r ,hc Tr.ciama-
,iln oi the Mayor, barring GATE juno .,
1851, ADDRESSED g the citilsus vt BJsiau,
copy of which W.. s.Ei 8 the NAJ.r Gen.
.r.l. in which d, j. .taicl t'4t thc military
nrc c,o.IoI with fall discretionary power
q sustain ihs law, Of a.. land, anil by y.r.
Ils VI Ihg discretion is.' gwen, prJeve!Hl O.
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Town Omcers

Durin: the neIt month, great portion
the community Of lttle rePnblic., into
which ,hi. State i. divided, are to make
choice II the variou. ots,cr necessary or
tie management Of their domestic afair' for
IL. ensuing year. Thi, is amo''impori4n'
duty. and Que which should receive tic at.
tru,iou Of every nan IN the community.
rhs date. 1T thc.s olhccrs .re performed
under the immediate observation u ihs p"5.
PIE. and aTc " such nature q. 10 b, VI 10.
rect vcr,51al Interest - all. For al the.'
pacr., thos, men bv,I fitted f1r ,hc prrl5rn'-
ancs Of H.. duli,, .lould De- .,lsciri.
The S,lectnen arc TO tax. the valuation
Of the property q the t5sn, aud to 1855
upon each citizen IN proper proportion Of
the public expenditure, bg,ii,. EARN: iur
III, general ycruniiry ail,ius Of ~ io-n.
4. .srnu Of the vccuniaTy mai''r. Of ,hs
town, their pJ.tion. are of great trust aud
importance but they ha'Sa higher duty
than this. in their capacity pi Judsr' 1t
elections. M'u at uecd~l ios th,' pI'.n1r
who will perform .hs dut..s without favor,
~" Wv - III .Iu.;.i.,., -
handed justice to sll,--d.lrauchi,ius none,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

Llqrip SIu>I The S,ui.Wsss'y Tr.-
bus. % Friday lat, contains thc i.ns'uy
aI,,rtr,raent, OF Mr. B.nam.n liar.Irsr
10 which b.. claim, g. have discovered "a
method q reducing quartz g. a l-iI s'atc,
SEPARATING ~ The rrpss.., every particle u!
so,d which may contain Bat thewauIsr
i e. not cease With thl-. The liquid rhr-
rel, W, AMI convert. It At pleasure, into
-Jlia b.oe.. fgr buili,us ~ ornamental pur-
r1s-. IN any form, sac, ~ color tat may
b. ,lc.rd. H. an iuIt.,' n.A-..r or 90"
lr,rilu. stones, and val give be- ~ur. Oh"
appearance VI the m,'s c..h1rAi, workman
sltp, a.lata cost OF c.umon bu.s. liz
,a.sm,nt. ar, supported by tie o.rian''
or distinguished chemists and .lafa..ar-.s'',
auI .t roman, only {, De .,.n wu.'.-rsHp'r.
imrn,s have ben sgEg.snty eii'u.-! O.
demonstrate ,la entire rr.c,icH'.''y '' '.'1
thing, or whether Is !, balc t.r.ry.
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AZ ISDlS LETrER. We are indebted to
the Representative from this district, Eli
.ha Morse, Esq, for copy OF the Report Of
the Joint Standing Committee on Indian
Affairs, on the petition Of John ATTAIN,
Governor Of the Penobscot Indians, They
ask for protection against money being
drawn from the Indian fund, by persons not
authorized to receive the same. The Com
mit,ec append two letters from scholars in
the Indian school at Oldtown. One Of them
a very good specimen for youth, OF his
age, we copy. 1t isvrl,ten to the reprosen.
ta,iye Of the penobscot tribe.
OLDTowN. Jan. %, 1857.
DEAR BROTHER thought | would Just
send you specimen Of my hand writing, 81
the people can see that the little Indian boys
can learn TO write as we'll as the white boys,
II they have the same chance You can tell
them AIN eleven year. old
Your Brother.
JOHN STANDBY.
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Gbr0rforN democrat
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DARIUS FORBES.
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EMANCIPATION N Missouri A most re-
narkable discussion has been g1lrg on in
the legislature Of Missouri, within a iew
weeks past, on the subject d emancipation in
that State II - the first time such debate
has been tolerated in Slave State for many
years, aud the fact that members have been
found who we're willing to enter upon it at
this time, bstokcn. the growth Of an anti
slavery party in that State Of q most graft
fyins character.
The debate arOsc upon the following pre-
amblc and bill
Whereas. circumstances have rendered il
necessary, and it is due to the constituent
body Of our fellow CITIZENS Of the State Of
Missouri, that the Legislature Of the state,
should give an uncquivocal expression u
opinion in regard to the hjcct Of the cmnn-
cipl,ion u 'laves in the state
BsR iia,for, R"oh,d by he GH,yal Il
,en,lly Of n, Sat, Of Missouri, That the
emancipation Of the slaves, held as proper.
~ in this State, would BE- no, only impnc-
,icablc. bat that any movement having such
an ohjsct in view. would Re incNpcdicut, Im-
polite. unwi.c and unjust, and should, In
the opinion Of this General Assembly,. DO
discountenancci by the people Of the STATE.
-Four member, Of tie senate, and twelve
member. Of the Assembly yotcl against t.'
bill The -, Louis Democrat, has a's, "a
ken strong ground, In favor oi smans.r.-
,iop. We predict that the 'esi thus ',Un
ha. not fallen upon stony ground
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SENATOR SUNNER. Hon. Chas. Sumner
left Boston for Washington on the 30.
lie intends to remain until the end OF tho
session, and then proceed to Europe. lie
ha. secured a passage in the steamship hui.
ton, which leaves New YorI on the ''h Of
Merch.
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Sick HnD,cuu AND DmlLIrr. Among
the advertised medicine. for the above COM
plants. none can be found 80 efbeaeiou' as
the oIys,na,ed Bit,.r. They produce the
mos, ssr.esbl. and ipyigora,ipg effects.
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Em1E o, EvprTur 40 l.anlUwa
DtrRIyL>r.. Wr ~ indebted g. pr.
Twlt..,U fora r.gy of tai. ia'umantt pc.
pared BY stephen u. Porter, A',-..ut NJ.
,,nscr % the House. |. gives a complete
l.,' ol the State OHsar., the names of tle
mrmhlr. u the Syuatc auG IllYs1 of E,p-s
seutai,vc,, together with their place Il r.
iIeuc,, aud nativity, their occupations and
a,,.. OF the % members Of both branch
90. Ibj are uatiy.. ~ thI- state, lU Ol Mass
achu.stt,, and ATE from New Hampshire.