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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtre Of q special execution to me directed
ID and delivered from the Office of the clerk Of
the District Court Of Muscatine county, State Of
tenements Of BENJAMIN Hershay, / have levied
upon and will expose to sale on Saturday, the 18th
day of june A. D. 1860, at the court hsuso door In
The city of Museatine, the following described
property, to wit Lot one in block two in the
city and county Of Muscatine, and that part OF
out-lot in session No. two, township seventy-six,
range two west, with the steam saw mil thereon
ali of which, or so mu,h thereof may be nee-
esary will be sold to satisfy said special execution
in favor of Farrill Foundry. Sale to commence
between the hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day.
WIN. GORDON, Sheriff n. Q.
Muscstine, May II, ls6o-w4w-prsfee$5
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EYE AND EAR
Wilton Botanic Infirmary.

rHE public are 70
specially notified that
an In6fmary 10 estab-
lishsd ct the Pennsyl-
vania House, In the
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maMRnEn.

On June 9Th, 1860, by J. L. Hustled, Esq, Mr.:
JoHn SPARKS to Miss NARY l.. PEAToN - all Of
Sweetland township. $500.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08

MIGHTY acres of good land we II located In this
T. State, for sale-priee two dolls' : per acre
Apply to JohN v. "ihn HIM'
June 9th, 1s60,-d&wtt fremont Aall.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08

NAM'L DOWNER'S Splendid Kerosene OH
y for sale by GEO. w. OlLLAWAY BRO.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08

SWEET POTATO PLANTS
EcOR SALE. by B. Darlington, On the Slough
i Road, eight miles from Ausestine: ny Is,
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CITY SAM y II DIS bi83 -i.a
Liver INVIGORAT

. -.r NExEk iDEBlLlTATES, -Si 9-''
TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM
i GUMS and has become an established fact =
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va.
James Hall.
Nancy P. Hall,
Henry H. Sawyer
Francis Vinton,
Mary A. Notten,
Robert K. Kicker
and nthera.
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A Bargaln.

0kO. Cs StCueI 1IesIuoHts
CHESTER WEED, Cashier.
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TIE STATE OF 1owA,} S. .'~a
MUscAT1NR COUNTY, '0' @s

Muscatiae, June Q. 1sso-w4w-pr'sfs'
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WEEKLY JOURNAL.
LOCAL DEPARTING NT.

Omar BAaoAINs IN LAND. The 80 acre.
Of land advertised for sss by J. o. Wilson will b
disposed of on unusually favorable terms. Any
one wishing to invest will do well 70 call soon. g
@The communication from Concord
Louisa county, is respectfully declined. Enough
has already been said on that subject besides oul
columns are at present too much crowded to admit
a. lengthy an article a. our friend has written.
Coon Tho noble-hearted, Republicans
of Muscatlne Island met at School House No. 2, on
Monday evening last. and organized "The Rail
Splitting Club" We have received the proceedings
Of the meeting, which will be published in our
next. Gg9D .l.,5.y Ell. s3 H. 1HA
SAW MANu.AoroRY.-We direct attention
to the card Of V. R. B. H. Bristol. They have
started new branch Of business in our city, and
have facilities for doing their work expeditiously
and in good style "Eneourags homo manufac
! tures.'' @~ 'N
ATTENTION, EvEsYBopY. - The Wide
Awake Republican Club Of sweetland township will
meet at the Centre at o'clock on Saturday eve
ming week, 18th inst Democrats are particularly
invited to attend. "Let US reason together"
Wool CARplNa. II. G.. Smith has row
his wool.carding machine in successful operation,
and when we visited him one day this week was
turning out as fine rolls % we ever saw. Wool
growers will please take notice. This ia the only
wsol carding establishment in this part ofthe state
~ At meeting of the Stockholders of
tho NJ 4 N. Railroad, held in Davenport. Monday,
the old board Of Directors and Ofacsrs was re-
elected, with one exception, J. B. Grinnsll taking
the place of A. G. Flagg a. Treasurer. J.Scott
Richman, of Auscatine, is one of the Directors.
RRMARKABLE Egrsor OF THE WMD.-Par.
ticles of sand were driven with such force by the
wind from "the Sand Ridge on Muscatine Island
across cornelds in that vicinity, day last week.
that the blades ofyoung corn were torn into shreds
as eectually if they had been slit with knife.
Fortunately the injury did not extend over very
great district of country. Sd H"s
ca The tornado on Sunday evening last,
which proved SO destructive about fifty miles north
of this city, touched very lightly here. There was
but little rain and no wind Of consequence. An
ominous dcrk cloud hung over the northern hori-
zon, however, between and o'clock, and the
weather wise predicted that We should hear of q
great storm in that direction, which, alas, has
proven true. 400 s...sas-r I'd
NEW INvENTIoN.-We observe by our ex-
changes that patent has been issued "to James |
w cod If Nuscat ine Iowa for in,provement in now
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johnson says the appearance OF tne SKY anu
atmosphere during the storm was indescrib-
able. A lurid light appeared to shine from
the heavy overhanging clouds, giving every
thing a yellowish hue and producing an
oppressive sensation. -
After the storm passed over, it was dis
covered that tho traSk.of the whirlwind was
about quarter of mile wide. Tho follow
ing is taken from the memoranda OF Mr..
johnson ~ he passed over about eight miles
Of the track Of the storm, extending some
four miles east Of Dewitt:
Mr.. Purcell, wife and daughter, injured by
their house blowing down; he was found 20
rods from the house, and afterwards died Of
his wounds. s.a le
Log dwelling of Mr.. Bentz destroyed;
family saved by taking refuge in q root house
Four horses, five or six cows, and number
Of hogs, killed.
Frame dwelling and barn of Mr.. Fullel
destroyed. Family hurt, but none killed.
J. Ten Eyck's barn unroofed.
Large brick dwelling of Geo. Ames totally
destroyed, with 2 barns. Family went int
outside cellar and escaped. Two log houses
on same premises blown down. In one, I
German man, woman and child were killed
after being carried nearly half . mile by tn
wind. The family occupying the other hous
was absent, but had four horses killed. i
Tohr W.ll.oo,~ ho,,aa and harms dasfrovad
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lsett 4 Brewfter

Mussatins, June 8, lsso-wst-prs fse'$s
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Having permanently esta 5lshsd tho business In
Muscstine for supplying the Farmers wants With
the above Machines, together with many othst
Farming Implements. We offer inducements 70
ALL wishing anything in this line to call on 10,
promising to give full satisfaction to those whe
may favor rs with their patronage.
..-.. J. p BOWMAN.
C. c. JOHNSON, Agent. Cmay10-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26

rae Price Of IMarskaIrs Uterine catAOliesa Is ons
Dollar AID q Ha0 per Single BOtte.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
DISUNIONISFS
NOTICE

The citizens of Trumbull and adjoin-
4 ing Counties, (including b~eHighted AshtabulG.)
having in solemn cOncisve mi netice with re
greet. the appearances Of sentiments and action on the
part OF the citizens Of our Republic, south OF Mason
& Dixoa's line. terogatory 10 the best interests Of
our common country
That. We unanimously agree in the opinion that the
man who gets the most electoral votes will be Presi-
dent, and further, our private opinion publicly ex-
pressed is that the union WILDE preserved, whoever
is elected to fil the Presidents chair
Though those Of the south may attempt to prevent
the fuIdilmeni Of The wishes Of the majority, though
they NAV talk disuHi0H, and act with treason, yet let
Us all who favor the continuance OF our glorious con
federaiy. act with a feeling OF kindness towards our
n~eighbors Of the southern wing, and though they may
be prOmpted by and act with reasonable motives, let
US deal chariiahIy with our brethren-f5r there is a
bond between US that shall not be brSkeR-Iet us "ele-
vate" all those who are ambitious and DESTROYS Of dis
t~inctisn, to positions. even, higher Cu the air) than
the Presidents chair.
BUr--"we are . band OF brethren" asd in consid-
Grafton OF Local interests we fully agree that
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26

lust Received atR. Thomas, some
- Of those Dics head netts. Call aud see theU-
Alss ssns 0fthai nice single zephyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26

BURIAL CASES.-A full assortment
ID of METALLI BURIAL CASES just received
These Cases being perfectly artigh, very M Sh re
tard decomposition, and entirely prevent he esesP= Of
any offensive gas; and are veil adapted to the Prsser.
walton and transportation ofthe body.
An assortment always on hand. Orderds non
distance promptly attended to.
~TRUEsDELL & TOENsEND.
U.--a, n JunaI5th T95Ql 81 ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26

FAMILY
GATHARTIG PILLS.

PURE VEGETABLE IND PUT
UP IN GL~fSS CASES, AIR TIGHT, IND WILL
IN " CLIMATE.
The FAMILY p ITHaRT1C PILL is a
gentle but active Cathar- .ltic. which the proprietor
has used in his practice "a more than twerty years.
The constantly increas- - ing demand from thsse
who have long used the PILLS, and the satisiae-
tion which all express in - regard to their use, has
Induced ne to place. then within the reach OF
all ~
IRE Profession know that different Ca
thartics act on diGerentl Aportions OF the bowels.
The FAMILY 4 7THARTIC PILL has,
with due reference to- tEis we'll established fact
been compounded from ga variety OF the purest
~xtracts.I which act alike on every
cart Of the alimentzry " canal. and are GOOD and
SAFE in all cases where LA Csthartic is needed.
such as DERANGE- Of the STOA-
II, SLEBPINESS,I 0e PAINS IN TIE BACK
AMI QINS, COSTIVE-I n PAIN ANR
OVER THE WHOLE D fr ON
sudden cold, which fire. quently, If neglected end
in 4 long course Of Fe - yer, LOSS OF APfE-
TITE, A CREEPING SENSATION OF COLD
THE BODY RBSTLESSNESs.
HEAD ACHE, or 1WEIGUT IN THE
HEAD. ali INFLAMMAI TOR DIS EASES
in CHILDRES e or ADULTS. RHEUMA
TISM, a great PURIFI- - ER OF the BLOOD anu
many diseases to which - fesh is heir, too nuner-
Gus to mestion in this advertisement
H0SE- 1 IN 4
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HEALTH OF AMERICANW0ME

IL From rae ~ Y. DaiEg Ness Edltoriai)
We desire to can attention toa letter fronDr. Joshua
Bridge, on "Healtk Of American Women" in another
column. He treats the subject in an able manner, ana
his skill and medical judgnent may be HhedaPs11A
Fr0m t5e ADaap-EssHiag E4PrSAs.
Marshau's Uterine Catholics has proved to be fciiy
IS valuable as Il is claimed 70 be in many severe tests
made y medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridgeis
a regular physician Of very fne staRments. a man Of
great S~Edgment and REPRESENTATION, q j~udicious aRd
highly successful practitioner. in AL a~iseRsess ssPo
eially those Of women and children.
FROM PHTsIcIASs.e
Marshali's Uterine catAoiieon win s~ertaisfy cure all
cases I have ever met with. Marshall's Uterine Cathoi-
icon is a certain ana aferEnedy-
MARSHALL'S CATuOLCoNf
Is unhesitatingly offered as Arelishle rsmedG for Al
those complaints to which every N~lan is liable, and
which g-aduaIly affect the mind as sen a. the bodg,so
that TO think, talk or york becomes alike = source Of
suffering, II rot an fmpossibility. Among other com
plants for Ehich the CathOlicoa is q remedy, Is The
Failing OF the Womb, Whites, Suppressed, Irregular
or Painful Menstruation. BIOating. and
Diseases OF the Kidneys % Urinary Organs, Retention
or Incontinanee Of Urine, Heartburns Costfvensrs,
Nervousness. Paintings, Palpitations. CramPs. DS.
tu-hed Sleep. and all troubles, organic or sympsthetie,
connected with the uterine organs. -
Ladies who are troubled with any ofthe above synP-
toms, or with Spine. Liver or Lung c0mplaints, are
invited to address DR.. BRIDGK, with. full eenhdenee
that they will and relief. Marshalis Uterine Csfnoh-
con is not a quAck medicine. but its ingredients naEs
are at the service Of any respe etable physician In the
country. af r - a
The Price Of .MarskaIrs Ufsrins CatA0tesz Is oHs
DoIqr ard n HaIf ner Ciugfe Rofte. H
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Worthy Of any confidence for
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GRAY .

Mayy, since the great discovery Of Prof Wood,
have attempted not snly to initiate his restoratiye,b but
profess to have discovered something that would pro
duee results identical but they have all cone and
gone. being carried away by the wonderful results OF
Prof. WOsd's preparation. and have been forced to
leave the field to its resistiesSsTay- Read The follow
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP,
For the Cure of Diseases.


This compound is purely vegetable and made Of
roots and barks OF our oWr climate We give testins-
malls heloE from persons who have used it. thus show
ing what diseases It invariably cures. such as Fever
and Ague, Chills.Hesdache Pain IN the side. Stomach,
Shoulders, Back. Hips and Limbs. Palpitation oIthe
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness OF the Head. Gen
eral debility, Weakness. Hard breathing, Asthma
and various Othsr diseases
At purifes the blood is . sure remedy for female
weaknesses. DrOpsy, rheumatism and Neuralgia-
Liver, blood. Kidneys and Lungs. diFgorges the Liver.
frees the Stomach and bowels, removes cOstivensBs.
and DisPepsy- This syrup is a sure cure for q bowel
disease, and can be taken with perfect safety. By old
the human system Of all or most diseases, Of the
blosd and il taken in time, a preventative from TAX
ing other diseases, such as bilious, intermittent, ty-
plus and typhoid Revers-
No diseases can exist where the blood Is q ade pure
One or two bottles per year will secure health % any
family taken at any time to suit the pstient
In support Of the above We insert the following vol
untary certificates.
This is to certify that I was afflicted with Dropsy
and female weaknesses for q number Of years Ny
physicians gave ne up AID said that I was past re-
covery. I thsn used Dr. Days Dandelion SyruPi
gave Immediate relief, and an nov happy to be able
to say that I an perfectly we'll MARY NJ. MOORE
This ieto CERTIFY that I have afflicted with the Lives
complaint, Asthma. paIPitation of the heart. and
pains through the bsdy sud limbs. After dsspariBg
sfmedicai aid. 1 happened to Re in Warren, AID met
DR., Day and got a bottle Of Dandslion syrup, azdtn
a short tine 1 was restored to perfect health.
Dr. JOHNSON, Washington, Pa.
I have used Dr.. Days Syrup By which ny life vas
preserved and ! am now a healthy man
P WEAVER Warren ohie-
This is to certify that I have used d. Days com
2sund, 1 an satisfied with its use
Rev. sHURICK. NJ. =. Church
For Sale by Woods & Pew and Smith, strattsn <
Co, Warren Ohio.
Warren, Rsb. 18th, 1860.
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ms RoRTNsoN,s CERrIFIoATE.

MRS. ROBINsON's CERTIFIoATE-
VERNON, Trumbull Co, May ist, 1e55-
This certihes that i have beenin-very poor health
for years, and found little or no relief after emPloyinE
a numher If physicians. My disease was ProlNpsiS
Uteri. 1 had been reduced By that and Fluor Albus
until I had become liberated to a considerable extent
By the advice OF DR.. @. ". Bushnell. I procured and
took six bottles OF Msrshal's Uterine Cathslicsn.
which enabled me to attend to my husband in bis last
sickness until he died, which was about q year since
I have taken three bottles since his death, which has
made me able TO labor and support ny Amily % three
children. The CatheHcon has nearly restored ne %
health It is the only thing that has mitigated NJ sur
fering. for which 1 feel very gratefaL.
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
For Sale by WOo7s& EKw, Warren; J-H. C.JsHE-
SON. Hartford; ENSIGN & SOULE, Newton Falls; E-&
s. c. Jackson, Hubbard; g. P. CURTIS, Greene H.BHR-
NARD. Kinsman; Andrews & BALDWIN, koEleri 7.
WoLcoTT, Rarmington; and BY Medicine Dealers gem
orally, throughout the State. w
n. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
July 6, 1s59-y. Agent for ONO.
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CADDLES AND HARNESS.

- The firm Of PATCH & ALLISON. having bee
dissolved and the business divided, the nanufael1rink
of Harness Saddles, &c, will hereafter be carried on
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
by JOHN FITE as Clothing Store, nearly oPPosits
the old stand of Patch & Allison rhe susscriber 10
fully prepared with an ample supply Of Trimmings,
and stock ofall kinds, for the Manufacture o fanythiRx
in his line, A good supply Of HARNESS SADSLES,
TRUNKS. &c, constantly on hand, which he will b
happy, at alltimes, to exhibitto his old friends. and
new customers. rss.r ILL. ALLISON.
Warren. AuriI23 1856. A+
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FROM PHYSICIANS.

Marshaii's Uterine CatAolieon win e~ertainiy cure all
the diseases for which It Is eeonmended. In The worst
cases I have ever met with. MarshalIs Uterine Cathoi-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-26
DO RAREG0RIG DR. OPIATR

OF sHy kind. and therefore relieves by rsaoping tEs
sEBsriHgs Of your child, in stead OF BY deadeHiHg ifs
seHst6thtss- For this reason. it eommends itself as
DREN ~TEETHING, DIARRHORA.
GklPING IN TIE BOWELS. ACIDITY OF THE
WIND. COLD IN THE lead. and
SKOUP' also. for s%ottsHiag the gums, reducing in
Famati0H, regulating the B0rels. end relieving pain.
u has no e~qEai-being an sRttsPasm0die IL Is used
with HyGihHg success in all cases OF CONFUSION
OK OthEk FITS At you rGfEe the hfe and health
of g0Es children, and IRISH 10 sa5e fhsm from those
Sad GHd 6hgAfiRg eOHssqusRees Uhieh are cerfdiH 10
result irons the use Of narcotics Of DAieh other
remecsss for latGRfHs Complaints are c0mp0sed,
take HOHs out DR EATON'S INFANTILE CORDI-
Al, this you can rely upon. It is perfectly harmless,
and cannot iniure the most delicate infant. Price. IS
cents. Full directions accompany each bottle. Pre-
pared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT,
Nc. 400 Broadway, New-York.
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PRICE 3 DIMES.

TIE LIVER LNYTGORATOR IND
~CATHARTIC Pills are retailed by Druggists gem
orally, and sold wholesale by the trade in all the large
towns. S. 7. W. SANFORD. NJ. D,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Jan e5, Ie60.-iy 335 Broadway New York.
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WEST bEDfokDt SosnOctouO To- nay IL 49,
Mr.. H. B. KINGSLEY. Sir:I have been selling the
medicines Of the Gradsnberg Company forthe last ten
years. and have invariably found them 10 give good
satisfaetiOn; and the pills 1 have sold to q good many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee and with
ny trade they become a staple article. MarsAall's
Uterine CatholicOn is a medicine that has donea great
amountof good in female diseases. One lady ! sold Il
to told me she had received more benefit from one bot-
tie than she did from a long course Of medical treat
ment BY the most skillful physicians.
Years truly, JAMES HILS9h-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09
EngIssh View OF the Cotton and siavery
ousstaen-ssss fsr the asIPer.tss.

The supply OF costoa 10 manufacturers Involves
oopsderssoos u the highest importance 70 thh country
and rejoice 70 hnd that eminent person - Lord
Broushsm u about TO en- oroe that viev Of which
have lopg taken Our Americas brethren accuse Of
ocmplicny ID their slavery system, because nom the
necessities Of cur poesa We are The arfes ocasuners
Of NJ produce. They might well Of destroy
ue the shoals Of spras Consumed BY the Goldfish eat
We use their cotton becsues cannot 90 without We
have no choice. We ere innocent, beoauss aooom.
paaisse In the sublime ahu6es II abstract principles but
human psoeeea Due aeo have their share Of atentoa
and therefore epecAIly rejoice that one vhcse phi
apshrcpy and haired q slavery can doubt, has Do
erminsd 70 bring Ne EAelsh view Of thh subject pvon
neatly fpv vard, and oAin saaesucn Tor ~
bs glad N ct rid u NY ed but ksow hew Bot
We canpoe allow N poov sabe oesfuss N exhans al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09

To work This line OF nearly 1900 miles at any remu
nerstve speed, would require relays st eacn broken
10 be worked In synchronous connection, each with
each These sections, owing in great degree TO their
reference msgnetism the earth-the first links
being south TO north then eat 10 weat and lastly north
nsn any ns o.
ect to the adverse influences OF earth magnetic
storms, aurora boreas the ch.nce Of accidents, and
other daiur bDg causes incident 70 long and fire.
quenty broken circuits and any Of which would de-
stroy for days the syDchrono working OF the relay sys
tedious repetition ON station 70 station The statement
therefore, that the Minimum the average speed
through circuit Of such character, would be anything
IKE twenty words minute 10, TO say the leass very
But BY the Atlantic cable message would leap II one
miited at the rate Of twenty words per minute,
sary through cable constructed In accordance with
the advanced state Of science II would also found 1t
Newfoundland direct wires and special facilities for is
Transmission UPWARDS with the greatest attainaole
pidhy.
ever, curing the eight months been careful 10
vestea,ion by committee appointed by the government
for that purpose Every gentleman whose position and
examined Experiments have been conducted with .
view TO clear mpo tant points and the result verba
tim VIII be shortly laid before Parliament aud will illus
uae the perfect praccaoiy OF deep and long tele
graphs.
W only object in these remarks has been to place the
sanest original lsborer in great and well consider
ed work ana 10 remove % far possible the injurious
nprese'oDs which have been crestsi iby deprecatory
but insccur ATE statements.
hope especially that il will be understood that
hese remarks do not arse out OF any spirit OF host
lily to Efficient survey to the northern Atlantic any
Other ieegraphc route. On the co1trAry, the Az
lantc Telegraph Company rsen some considerable
time spcc applied TO the government on the sub
jet Of further ocean surveys, and II Ia only feeling
OF deep interest 10 the ultimate and permanent connection
Of England and America by telegraph which induces
10 observe while uron this point that her Majesty gov
eminent ooes cement TO incur the expense OF making
Arcuc or other surveys great should be taken thai
tnoee surveys are made 10 perfectly Independent and
complete manner and that the results should be access
bis for the benefit Of the whole world.
would further remark that any survey OF the Green.
land COAT, with the view ascertain capabilities
cable station, would not he ai all conclusive or sstis
factory does not embrace the very eight or
nine months resident examination OF the coast both
is eastern and western soes the practcsby OF that
route for terersphc purposes depend, merely
upon the bare possibility Of laying cable there during
one particular month In . Greenland summer. but upon
the probability OF In remaining intact during the stormy
sessops, and the facilities for rapidly repairing whom
broken. GEO. SAwARO,
Secretary Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company.
No 70 On BROAD STREET., Nay 10, 1850.