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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-08
For the Alyertiaer.

In reply to the card Of Mr.. GKonaE GALPH1x, in
your last issue, will simply say that am in posses-
sion of Mr.. GALPHIS's account passed ON tho frat
Monday in August last, for $1175, as stated in my
report.
1t is true that Mr.. GAlpuN has not received the
money, and from the simple fact that he has net ap-
piled for it. Ithas been in my hands subject to his
order over since last November. Of course, my bu,
ness is to pay over tho money when applied for and
not to hunt up the Teachers to receive their dues.
hope this explain alton will satihy Mr.. GALruIS
Tho original account is subject TO public inspec-
ton. Respectfully.
II T. WRIGHT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-08

A REAEDY.-A child was bitten in the neighbor.
hood, on the Goth instant, by pilot snake, which
is as poisonous as any reptile. The child, how
ever, is now considered out of danger. The rem.
edy used is a plant, known as Gsul of the Earth"
1t was bruised and applied to the part bitten IS
well as inwardly. Whiskey was also administered.
-Keo,oee Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-08

At the conclusion Of the speech, many sentiments
Of which were received with high appreciation, the
company moved of, at the sound Of music, to tho
ample feast provided for the occasion. There
abundance of svory thing needed, and all seemed to
partako to thoir complete satisfaction. Whlo the
gontlomeu dined upon Saxon ubstsndals With Saxon
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-08

j. DENN1s.-The sarsaparilla manufactured
by him is SO superior, that he is kept busy in
in filling orders from the North and South. Tho
reputation he has gained for the manufacture Of
this article is we'll earned and if industry, and
care in its preparations will maintain its present
reputation, Dennis Georgia Sarsaparilla will
continue to be sought after by invalids.-Au-
gusta Dispatch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-08
CHARLESTON. August 2lst, 1858.

Ge)uLeVeH: | regret that 1t Will not oo Ill
my power to be present vt the dinner which
the citizens of Elgefeli District propose giving
TO their immediate Representative, the Honora-
ble n. L. BoaHAM. 1t would afford me sincere
pleasure to participate in this demonstration OF
confidence and respect which must be as graft.
flying to my respected colleague rs it is honora-
bic to bis constituency. 4 most close and cor
dial intercourse with General BoSnAM, during
the past Session OF CunGress--(we were mes
mates together)-has enabled me thoroughly
to appreciate his high Qualities of head and
heart His ardent Devotion to the rights oil
the South-Ais supreme aiitclrn for our oxn
desr native State-Lis manly independence,
united with the most courteous hearing iii,
high sense Of personal honor (not aow-a-dais
characteristic OF men in public life)-al mark
him out as one whom South Carolina nlay well
feel proud Of as Representative in the Capt.
tol Of the Confederacy.
The intimate relations which have had with
General BoNlIAM justify, as they have induced,
this tribute from colleague who feels that III
paying it he is utterins thu language Of simple
truth and not Of exaggerated panegyric.
Tho honor of the South and Of the State can
never 10 in safer hands than those Of your high
toned and esteemed Representative.
With renewed expressions Of my regret at
my inability to unite with You in doing honor
to him, I am, gentlemen, with great respect,
Y,ry faithfully, Yours,
". PORCIIER NILES.
To Messrs S. S. Tompkins Emmet Sebels, J..
B. Griffin, Louscn Butler, j. W. Hill, Con.-
mittee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-08

The CRors.-We have recently had occasion to
visit various portion, of our District and we re.
gret to state that the Cotton crop, we think has
been materially injured by the drought. In many
sections the plant has ceased to grow, and the
young fruit is rapidly falling from the stalk
We have also heard many Of the planters com.
plain of rist-Abbevile Banner, q inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-08

FATAL AccTDENT.-Peter Wallace. living in
Kanaw6a county, Va, died in well on. the I'd
inst. from the mephitic air therein. Hclost
his life by going into the well to rescue another
man who was overcome by the foul air. The
rescue was effected, but before the rope could
be let down again Wallace himself was dead.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-08

CorARTNERsnIp-It may interest our brethren
Of the press to know that DR.. j. G. Aver of Low.
'ell CHERRY Pectoral and Catharlic Pills, has as
sociated with him, his brother Frederick Aver,
Esqr long and tavorably known as u lcadiag
meichGHt of the West. Mr.. Aver will conduct
the widely !eHtoHded business ofthe firm, which
now reaches to the commercial nations Of both
himispheres, while the Doctor will devote him.
self to his scientific Investigations and pursuits.
Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

NJ carry cut thcir contract are GA
large scale. They have purchased
ana engaged Loo horses and mules,
aud one hundred stage coaches. The
road i placed under the general charge
ii six Superintcndents, and each stage
is provided with conductor. Tie
are changed about once cy-
cry 200 miles, and the drivers IN half
that distance. For about quarter Oi
the route, most exposed to attacks from
Indians, the stage is protected hy an
armed guard Of twenty men, and all
the employees are furnished with fire
aims. The Company already have
stations for the accommodation Of pas
scngcrs, and corrals for animals, at
suitable distances apart; and it is their
design to provide meals at proper pla-
eos for passengers, at 4 moderate cost
over and above the regular iare. winch
is $500 tor through tickets. Passcn-
gers are allowed to carry baggage not
exceeding 40 pounds. and are permit
ted to remain over at any OF the sta
tons, al their own risk a. 10 the Com
pany's being able to carry them along
in following stage. Al present IA
Company are obliged . cart provi
sions and fodder over parts Of til,
route. for 200 or 3ur miles, but thi,
trouble will probably be saved at al
early day. BY the establishment Of DC
pots, in alaccs now destitute Of them
The average miles pcr hour, require
~ tie time table Of the stages, ar
i, 1 IL aud "a miles. according 4
the difficulties OF the road. EAPeri
ence viii show whether this ruute cal
offer Inducements T. passengers a goo.
or better than the steamship lines.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

EDY virtue VI an execution issued ont OF
~ The Office u The Clerk Of the C,m-
mon Pleas Court II Dubois county, Ind. and
70 me directed | nave levied on and VIII IN
Saturday, Dec. an. 1855, between the hours
~ 10 o'clock, a. ~, and o'clock 7 VI. 81
said day. al the door 81 the Court House IN
the tosn ot Jasper, IN said county, offer to-
sale at public auction. the rents and profit.
for term not excergng seyen years, ui tie
following described property, fo-wst:
The south halt Of Lot No. AZ, with ths
Improvements thereon, situated in the tow
81 Jasper.
And should said rents and profits mot sci
fD' sum suifcirn, % satisfy suid execution
and costs, will q the same time aud pace
and hctSeen the hours aforesaid, offer ID
sale and sell a. public auction the lee smpl,
VI said real estate.
Taken III execution as the properly Of u
Eckeri, al the suit OF John Weike and III
Snuler.
Terme Of salr, cash ID band
JAlO8 HERMAN, s ID G.
Nov. 10, lS5s.-3v PISA 30
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~ Dr. W. ". Eckles. weli-known ARD
popular ci,izen OF this county, Was found
dead ID his bed or Ssturday n~Fning, undt J
rcumsiahces which indicate mat he csm-
nilted sui~de b. taxing laulanum iiewas
man VI fine mind aud nlany good qualities
but Was unfortunately slave " strong
drink, and. when under tho influence u l.
quor. Was Of very melancholy disposition,
No other cause car be assigned FOR bis self
destruction. lie leaves awiie and sewers
hsidfer.--vincenne~ sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

q : The appointment N the Hon. Cyrus
r. Durham, ~ Jackson county, 10 the Of
fee Of Secretary n State, maize vacant By
the resignation 81 MAJOR Mcclure, viii meei
with general approval. NJ. Durham l. I
gentleman u decided ability, ranks high j.
his profession. and i one Of the most elo
qneni rni ciTcc'is. II our pubic speaa'rr
Al. az administrative officer he viii b. tour,
safe adsi-er, tircharging the du'iss " hh
office ~irh fidelity, promPiness and courtesy
State s niinei.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10
ILLINOIS, Election.

CHICAGO, Nov. q.
The returns received place the election oil
The Republican Congres-men in The FIRST
second. Third aud Fourth Districts. and The
Democratic congressman IN the Filth
SIKH, S-ysn,h. Eghih and Ninth Districts
beyond doubt.
LEGISLATURES In the House the Dfmo-
Gratis have majority Of b. IL The Sensrs
the Democrats have majority o. 3.
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kslssOintlOn Notice.

NOTICE is hereby ven that the part
~ perShip heretofore existing between Z.
Hayden and r.. Pickhardr in Iiuntingburgh.
i this day dissolved BY mutual consent. All
those that are indebted 10 the esld firm are
requested to c,me forward aud make settle
inent Immediately with Pickhardt. who i
authorised to make the fame. The business
viii Le carried On % heretofore by =. Pick
hsrd' a, Ilnnungburg. c. HAYDEN.
Spt IL IS. T.. PiCkHAKDT.
o. JO fs5s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

Z 5 hereby given that the undersigned has
made application TO The Auditor Of Du
boir county. Indiana. Tor duplicate certlf-
rate VI purchase 81 the southwest quarter
~ the south-w est quarter Of section Nc. n
in TOWNSHIP, NJ. 3 s-uih II range No : ".
~ Michael Miller, the original purchaser
he or ginll ceriitiraie 81 purchase icing
lost. BARBARA LAUDy.
oct IS. '5S-i3w. 50 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

81 rSrAArlAL IMPROVEMENTS. INV Nol
county in our State, We venture 70 say.
n proportion 10 its wealth, has i'm
proved faster or exhibited more sub
stantial evidences Of prosperity, during
the present year, than has Dubois
Her farmers. merchants and mcchan-
les are nearly all growing gradually
in wealth. and rs they increase IN
prosperity, they with a laudable enter
prise devote their attention and means
TO Improvements around them. In
every direction may We seen new lands
Just being opened out 70 cultivation,
that will soon add vast amounts t. the
wealth Of the county; old rickeiy cabins
arc fast giving place 10 neat and COM
Portable farm houses; large families Of
rudy youngsters are gladdcning near
~ every hcarthstonc; new shops and
stores and other convenicnces are be-
ing added to every neishtorhood.
Among the improvements which
are u more than local Importance
and which interest the whole section
Of country, may be classed the steam
, mills just completed in orr county
/. Tie one at poltcroviIlc. built by Nil
Ter & Anstatt, and which is now tar
. " in operation, is one Of the best i
) the country. and reflects great crcdi
! on the enterprising proprietors. In al
! Of its arrangements it embraces th'
latest Improvements. The sic q tli'
building IS fifty feet long by thiry-sis
{ broad. 1t is two story high and bull
} il ! most substantial manner. Th'
y boiler i - feet long. and ~ inchei
\ in diameter. The engine is an excel
/ lent one. Of 10 stroke. with 4 ~ incl
bore cylinder. With their iaciliticl
tor procuring logs, and the well know
!. energy Of Mcssrs. Miller & Anstait
this will prove one Of the most profit
able saw mills in the county, as vel
as a great convenience.
Another mill has been built. anf
will be put in operation during thi
month III the prosperous neighbcrhoo.
Of Ireland. Tie prorrictors Of Mi
mill, Mcssrs. Cooper Y Son. have ha'
considerable experience in the lusi
mess. ana their mill. when completed
will not he whit behind any ia III
country. We understand ii is thei
intention to run the saw mill Part TIL
winter, and cut all the necessary Inn
bcr for erecting a first class iourin
mill next wear This will supply
,cSideratum much needed and lon
irlt in that community. Tie saw mi
! i calculated ~ lc of sufficient cap
x city N cut about 5000 feet Of luinl,
III Twelve hours. The boiler i ~ IL,
long and ~ inches iii diameter. I'LL
\. engine has - inches strole. with
y cylinder Of - inches bore Tie Gel
!. sienanlv and thorough going bushes
!, qualifications of the proprictors of iii
mill. will secure for it an extcnsiv
business.
Nj
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rs hereby given that On Thursday, the 9th
= day Of December, 1888, the County Sur
veyor Of Dubois County VIII be present 70
run the lines and determine the boundaries
and subdivisions and also establish The cor
ners u section 3, 4 ., 5 X 4 w; also Tire
intermediate lines viii be surveyed and The
corners thereof established. All interested
persons are requested % attend.
oct i3-3S JosErH GGPTEIcH.
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u hereby given that on Monday. he 9Th
day Of December, a ID 1855, the County
surveyor Of Dubois county will he present,
% run The lines and determine The bourda-
ues aud subdivisions. and al-o Establish the
corners Of section 10. r 8, 5 K No. : west;
,l-o all The inIrrmesiale lines viii be sur-
veyrd and the corners thereof established.
An persons interested are required 10 OIL
tend. InHs NALTER.
oct l3-3w psi 50
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KETrRSED.-Onr old friend and fel-
Iow-citizen, Mr. :. i. McCriIlus. i
again showing our citizens his genial
countcnancc. lie looks as well as cv-
cr, and wecordiaIly givehiln welcome
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

orlcE y hereby given that the under
~ sicued has been appointed executor Of
The last will o. Hugh II. Boyles, late Of ru-
bois county, Indiana. deceased. The estate
i supposed TO be solveai Persons having
claims against sa.d estate are notified 70 file
them according 10 law.
nov 3, '5s-3w. JAS. G. BOYLE>, Ex'r.
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A letter has been received here from
Lieut.. Tyler, Of the Oregon army, dated
C0cord, Aloe mission, w Washington Terrific
", Sept. Is, which gives intelligence 10
lays later than previous advices, and states
that the Spokan and Pcluse Indians had been
defeated after two days fighting An Indi-
an chief, Of the SpUkan tribe, has been cap
,ured BY the United States forces, as wei
az 900 horses belonging 10 that uibe. al
the plunder taken al the time GU. Stepoe
was defeated, has been recovered. OIL
Steptoe's pistol was found on the body d a
dead Indian. The army lost not a single
man. The Indians were begging for peace
and complyin with all the demands Of the
otIicers, 50 tLat The war was considered a.
ended. The letter containing these facts
was addressed by Lieut.. Tyler 70 his father
residing here. aud was expressed 10 Port
Taylor by Indian runners. II IL probably
the only letter from the seat Of war received
BY the last California steamer.
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TEss. WORLD
COMING no AIN END!

yl-HE undersigned having opened . new
Marble shop ia the town 81 Petersburg.
.ni. feels confident ihst he can sell TOME
STONES cheaper for cash than any Other
establishment in The wesf. having on hands
az present splendid stock OF Marble, thss
cannot be surpassed anywhere. All kinds
~ monuments. tomb stones, center table
tops, mantsls, Sc, made in the neatesi sty 70
and Of the best material. Or'ers solicited
and promptly attended q. Shop On Main
slrcc', opposite The public square.
WIN. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
isaac NEWTON, at the drug store in Jas
Der. j. authorized agent fCr Dubois county.
OFT e. ',S-y.
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Office Is hereby given that the under
~ signed bas been appointed adninistra-
tor, with The will annexed, of the estate ~
Christian Garmar, late Of DIbois county,
Indiana. deceased. Said estate ID solvent.
oct 10, '5s-3w. BrsI. X. kerr. admir-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10
judo a Officers Elected.

The following J Judicial Officers were elec.
ted at The October election;
CIRCUIT JuDgEs.
First Circui:--JoSEFH w. CHAFxAs, Dem.
Second I" G. Al B'cxsEIL, Dem.
Third I. ". f. BrkkE. Dem.
Sixth . Sol. ClArPooI. D,m.
seventh" Jos. 5. BucKtEs. Dem.
Eighth JcHs u. CoUAs, RspuL.csn.
Tenth EIwAKD ". WILSON, Rep.
CIRCUIT PRosEcUTIsG ATTgKAFys
Firss cirsui CEs- w. Rs,AAA1snN. Dem.
Fourth HEskY G. Hanna, Dsm-
Filth :. VIZ. r FisnsAcK, Rap.
; xrh /" IsAAcS riFrcE. Rep.
Eighth +" i EkKl vi. HARRISON, Rep.
nth !" WN. B. riiILE, Eer.
T.nsh JAnfs n. DffElEs, Rep.
Eleventh {" RICK n. ne. HART, Rep.
Twelfth :" JoHS I. MiLLEF, RIP.
COMMON FIEAs JunGEs.
Il ryd--nAvIp w. IAFoLLfTr. Republican.
Opio and SwiixcrlaLd- j. J. HAYDEs. Amsl
Adams and Allen. Drecsen'iJg Dem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

APPOINTMENT BY THE GoyEKsoP.-- CYRUs
l.. DusFAa, Secretary Of State. in place Of
Dance Mcclugr, resigned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

INDIANA BASks.-The cashier Of The
Farmers' BsnA Of Wesiileld has gwen no.
tice for the presentation tor redemption Of
The issues OF this bank. Within two years.
The bank has gone into liquidation. and
is business will be settled W 4 speedily as
possible. The notes are well secured. a.
shown by The exhibit 10 the Office Of The
Auditor 81 State.
The cashier VI the State Bank o. Ind.
ana Gold bank) publishes the following
notice.
Provisionis saade al Indianapolis BrancI
OF this Bauk fcE TedeemIng, until tie thirty.
first day Of December nsxl, The notes Of al
the Branches Of The (0Id) Bank, 10 New
York exchange Al oar. All holders of sucl
noies will take notice aud forward them
promptly % Thomas II. Sharpe, Cashier, Ia
dlanapolis
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Genuine Medicine.


just received full supply Of Comstock e.
Brother's Celebrated Medicines, hich va
can recommend as No. I. lf trorblcd with
cough. their Cherry and Lungwort will cure
!. Ii YOU have lost your hair, their Turk
ID Balm will restore IL; and Their Turkish
Wine "a 'onicl. Family P.lls, Pain Killer,
and Hair Gloss, are each the very best in
use. Alsc large loi Of iOUATT,S a.
CARTONS Horse and Cattle Medicines.
Condition Pow dsrs. Heave Powders, Gsrg-
ling OIL. SC. Try them once. and you will
never be without them.
For sale 10 J asper by Isaac NEWTON;
III lluntingbrue by DAVID BRAspEs s1isE
a.-o agents for Morse'- Indlan Root Pitts
Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed sdministrs-
Tor Of the estate OF Gerad Terwiskv. ate Of
Dnbos county, deceased. Said estate 10
supposed to be solvent.
Henry LONG. admir-.
nov 81 ls5s-3w-> l 30
State OF Indiana. Dubois County, IS:
N-UrIcx 10 hereby given tha, Jared Me
~ haus administrator Of tha estate OF lien
ry Pillar, decd, has filed his petition % sell
the renl estate Of said decedeni, viz. the "
half ~ the southwest quarter Of section 2s
town ,, south of range 5 west. his PERSONAL
property being insufficient 10 pay his debts.
and that said petition will be heard at the
next term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said county. h. u. EDMossTos.
nov 3 ls5S-4nt Clerk &. g. u ID c.
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A SwrApLEE The citizens OF Peters
burg, Pike county. il this State. caution the
pubic against man named Columbus Hix-
sor, Who lett that place on The 26sh ul,imr,
AFTER sanding the people out o. about 81.
600. The following is the description they
give o. him:
He IL large well made man, weighing
from 10 u $50 0ornds, dark hair. low fore
head, about feet high dresses IN fus
clothes. has smooth tongue, well cnlcu.at-
Cd L deceive; call- himsslf Physicsr. lie
came here about three years age. Before
he came here be ~ sided in Martin county
III this State, aud did an extensive swind
ling business there lis many crf diiw'
aud victims here viii reason Div reward
any one who wlli return him to ibis place
that they may meet oui % him the punish.
meni he deserves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

Result Ct the Election IN Indiana
The official returns Of the recent rleciios
in Ills STATE have been received Al The fsics
III The Secretary Of stale, aud Tiny show
re following maj1rities tcr lie y. mocrS,is
S.nie Iirk.i.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

The State officers are elected Ter Two
years, and the Supreme Judges ior six.
The largest vote gwen this year, was ~
the candidates for Treasurer, 2I3O5O. ~
The State election two years ago, 1856. H.
highest vote given .as tor the candidates iol
Governor, 23o, l20--shcwing decreased
vote this year o. 1000. AZ the is i'resi
dental election, there were 234.s32 vo,c,
cast, showing a decrease 81 .ITs2 tet~eel
sha, vote and the highest vote given for ".
State officers a, the election this ialI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

Horace Bell reached here about Q o'clock
yesterday evering His bail was. fixed By
the examining NJ glstraies il Brandenburgh
q, $3.50. which was given by citizens Of thai
place, when Bell WAS released. and, in COM
pany With some Of his Indiana friends, came
up on The first boat As soon as bis arrival
became known. large crowd gathered To-
gsthcr, and insisted upon his going 70 The
iheater at Woodward Hall, where he was
brought upon The stage, and made few re-
marks. though evidently aborng under
great embarrassment. The play Was Horace
Bell. in which Miss Denin Performed the
part Of the hero. We are assured TINT Mr..
Bel : appearance" upon the stage was en-
urrly repugnan, 10 his feelings. hn' thai
lie was in measure forced 70 il by the I'm
porluniues II the crowd. Ny whom he ~a'
yocilerously cheeret.-N. A. Ledger 3Osh.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-11-04

and it is well. When thee hast fastened
both ends of thy string, and the iixings
and hast greatly and finally reduced
the price of thy messages, we may see
cause for further communication with
shee. Meantime, friend, we wish thee
tuccess, but decline to burn money In fire.
works, melt ii in strong liquors. or waste
it in wasting time npon idle demonstra'
tions. Amen!
Grom tie Gorernor If Louisiaaa.--
1.-TWO nations in two different ages riz,
Stand prominently ont of the abyss,
One, England, a respectable old hoss,
And one, America, Of giant force,
The power of Nature could no further go
So made c. W. Field to join the two"
This is all the room Mr.. Punch can
this week spare to these remarkable pro.
ductions, and he will only add, that ii
does not appear to him wonderful that
under such terrific pressure and strain OF
compliment, the unfortunate cable, being
of English make and unused to hyperbole,
gave way, and sent down shares from
ef9l5 to f250.