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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.

VI
w. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT
THANKFUL for past faVors and indulgsnees would
i gest that have once more, and will soon
be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, &C.,
every description for the trade aRd customers
ally Once and WGTeFOOms 49 Spring street, Cherry,
where will also keep general assortment Of cheap
Chairs, Bureaus, WaTdrobes &C. and will alsO keep
hand and make 70 order every description Mattresses
their deTs dlled. Respectfully
w. r. CORNELIUS, Agent,
sHlTTER & Co, ProDhs'ors. ayr SSH
We are Offering for Sale
FOB CASH,
SUGAR. COFFEE, MOLASsBs,
. GOLDEN SYRUP,
STAR CANDLES,
TALLOW CANDLES,
SHOT, LEAD,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CRUSHED SUGAR,
POWDERED SUGAR,
LOAF SUGAR,
NAnS-ASsORTRD,
MATCH Is, SOAP,
CEDAR BUCKETS,
PAINTED BUCKETS,
SODA, PEPPBB, SPICE,
GINGER, BID CORDS,
WRA PIPING PAPKR-ass'd,
TENN. BAGGING-Wide,
INDIA BAGCING,
kOPB, TWINB,
BARREL SALT,
SACK SAIL,
Coarse and Fire,
And all other articles usually kept in a Grocery House
quested 70 give rs a call ]. 7. MARTIN 3 o.
feb 10 Corner Broad ard aTket street.
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NIIHRE.

SN - GlA
1d0 HHDS. Common, FGlr, Prime and Choice Louisi-
i ~ ana sugar.
100 barrels crushed sugar,
Lot
50 Clauded g
50 Whlto Havana Sugar, IN Store and for sal
BY [may n ". Il. GORDON q 60
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Ten Years Credit.

HAVE several handsoue lots In Maple street, the
University, which will sell on ten years time at tsir
prices provided the inteFe paid semi-annuaY. II that
long enough ID agree not tOCsl for the principal
IS long ths interests promptly paid.
Apply TO -
S IIWDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-08

HAVR Dwelling House and Lot sale the Pub
lie Square tor which win take the Notes Of any Of the
Free Banks Of Tennessee.
Now lie the time for enterpHsing merchant 70 pro
cure good home az will give q reasonable time within
which be can s'WateF caeOn for the notes. Apply 70
sent 90 AV S LINDSLEY.
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fHB undersigned hereby most respectfully recommend
1slats partasr 70 the pabio and hopes be viii rsooEe
liberal share Of patronage ,-
mayS-dn A. MIIChhLs.
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LOSSESEQUITlBLT ADJUSTED GPRONPTLYPAID.
UPWARDS OF Sl1,OOOsOOO
or Losses have been pad By The tns Iasunnes in the
plss 50 years.
Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms Consistent with sOveuey and fair
profit
Especial attention given to Insurance Of Dpslags and
Contents, for terms Of 1 to years.

The progress Of this Cooperation has been stable and
interrupted through OF financial sunshine s storm.
periods tiui in or exempt IRON sweeping e0nnara
lions maritime disaster 8aing long established
cash tass troubles OF the credit system ae IN
material particular
During hard times the security Of reliable Iasannes IL
imperative datJhs ability OF properly
tain los beng N n much lesssnsd.
Agencies In all the pru cities and towns throughout
the STATE. Policies Issued without deay any OF the duly
authorized Agenis Of ths Company.
Business attended 60 with Despatch and
Fidelity.
ON
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TWO handsome Lots in BdEe1ed, on Woodland Street
Il Tbe Lots front 50 feet each, and 10 ieet deep
Apply o. A. V. s. LINDSLKY.
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Spring & summer Goods.
White 8luT Hotel

7 AM now receiving ny Stock or SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, TO which invite he attention OF my customers
and The public generally. BAN. PRITCHETr,
mara -im 50 College e.
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LUMBER.
GOOD lot OF Joist, SeaHing, and two inch Plank OF
"A hand, cheap for cash good lot Of Boards and Popa
shingles be delivered In few days 70 those waning
them. Ny Mill Is cutting daily Agent for other Mills
and will particular attention 70 all orders. Call at the
Savings Institution and leave youT orders you wish mem
auea. lROT95l J., g, DARDEH.
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II hE partnership heretofore existing between JAMES
sloan and Aivah MitcheiH the and sty lo Of suan
&htche,is this day Dissolved BY consent James
sloan assuming all liabilities md responsibilities OF ne 9
ur5 paying all debts aud receiving an dues ron ana l
his date a1d will continue the Marble Business q 40 aa
9ad corner 0i sumner and Spring streets, Aa5aVls'
Nashville, May 2, 1857. JANIS SL0AN3
mayS-dlf. ALVAH HllCHkkL-
Attest, 3. ". PARRbE.
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IRON FOUNDRY.
I'VE have now started new and extensive Foundry
W the OLD stand Tie Nashville Manufacturing
Company, and prepared 10 heavy and ligh
work u any description the shOT.es nuCs. Light
small amounts a. moderate city prices, heavy
ings 90 large amounts furnished contract Cincinnati
prices HuduLs Ol freight. have also commenced
operations
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, GEmis, F0urmiils he improved
patterns made 10 order JUDbnE repairing done ed
Is, ~ ready contracts guT Engines ana Ms
anI shall furnish plans 20 enable purchasers 70 put up Their
Mills with Ee UAI.nse. manufacturers Farmers will
fud profitable 10 see us1 before going East West
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
Precautionary engines and steamboats, made ofthe
bCs MATERIAL iee with kTelrOus, Graes sJsndppea
and Valves warranted uy pressure required 70
Manufacturing OF pOrpelng purposes.
ILAChSMlIGi SHOP.
ANY description OF SmlbwOTk done In excellent STYLE
nTsLrLG Iron usedSaW mill WOTk, Sterups Dogs
PItmar luus, Crauks Bolts ana all Kind hlI IrOnf
made 90 order 90 sh0U notice.
Farmers sIng 10 purchase good, cheap Machinery,
do well % Cali al Uut uniCe or address D. lester,
q. JAChER d CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly25 Late Nashville Man. Co.'s SuOps.
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Einasezs Advsrsisements
Fnr Sale

a zkFDsosfa sotntry residence, ths Dteknaon %,
"A FrS1sh touigTiiie turnpike i miee from haslFe.
~ SEQ 5ntgina IS arrss Of gFcurd, se8 ofWhieh is
vooSis0d ne dwelling is neat frsme houis with four
ss ftesn an servants ano cut houses Of every
d Al ne very best ofdof On the place there is never
6Inr supply Of wpte, For terms, which are ruitgs 70
~ iS15tf ~ AVS LIEDsGET.
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TRUE TIME.
American Watches,

THESE superior Watches arc made BY the AID % new and
original machinery expressly drHignrd 60 secure with
allow rricr, E-S 2IssrANT'At and rNTo1Htr grtIAnti
time Keeper Jrhc movements Ia construction,
have been pronounced nv the highest Ruth Ia fl
csE ~ pFncp" and quality and have ben proved by ihe
vNAttne tests To be uunng IN action These watches
made entire from tho crude materials. IN single
ah-hnCnt by CnuurotUd aud uniform proccsscHthc fac
tory hcg ugautcd upon The same system that has been
production cQuArd American
nrma-whlCh cuuhlrf Us 10 produce movement At one
s1f the price foreign movement OF the same quRntN
Zach watch "A Catcn tested, and Is accompanied with
tho maker scrrtinthtr amt warranty itr rrN years
Al Foreign watches are made hY hand, the American
watches rcnr tho oulv ourS made by machinery upon a
uniform system throughout Nearly all handmade watch
are defective Rnd are continually getting ont of order
In parts or the country IT. impossible to hnd good
atc rch1irors aud watch repairing s always uncertain
and "Np u-Va The iuirudnCtlNn OF American watches
disppsrs ufths OF this dhcun aud country merchants
well watch dealers Keep WnthrH part ufthcr
stock and thus supply their customers with
staple. which may De used ~ any other article,
without mystery or humhuR. sold by the Trade GENERALLY
Sar4rnon IN Histun. tE8 Washington street, General
AGENTS Mrtsrs. ll0bbins A Appleton, New York.
2-gf APPLETON. TRACY a 60.
. MALTlIAN, MASS.
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Sash and Doors.

FTNHOSE in want Of first rate article in
i the above limo viii do we'll 10 give us call
and buy good inside Doors from 81 25 20 LIS, the
best workmanship in all cases warranted.
l.. O! STEVENS
ST JshH>Lurv Oct. 7. 1858. OF
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Horse Shooting
h
ErACrx x,rlrrprrrrTo..

* IkANJA.- -5INA a \ IL LIZ O.
FVNlIE Subscribers would respectfully announce
10 the public that They have formed part.
ncrship for the purpus" of CARRYING GA the above
named business. An kinds e work done with
ncatucss and despatch.
G. Patterson, one Of the Grre viii give his per-
sonal attention tn horses in tho habit Of cutting
or oycrrcochiug or having bad feet. lie thinks
from his long experience he can give general sat
patronage ofthc public is respect
fully solicited. G. PATTERSON.
ST S. u. MARSTON,
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Machinery and Castings,

IHr uhuiaaa hlgcou hand Wo1iVorths
4 lau.r1, tir,uirr saw Mills, ciaPlaart Hnd
HHutir hitlf nf aUuIaI fl p4Firip4 -lu rafallrut
WDThWaurhipf aIaa Nsrar-h0ufr ArrA-mUltLf
aud Plates, Hiarl suitht Iplresi IAN bc0Nb
and Tive it0Nrfs, noE Stoves, EsIn door h0llf
Iron hiHkHi &C. kc. Castings and l9rgluRs of
every description, and fepar.ng done 70 order aud
40 short notice, HALLEI lHOhihOA,
ft iahuhburys VI bau
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A GOOD UNDERSTANDING
Cheap for Cash F!
III r. hNNbNltN'AH NhhtA AiNhhlA .N ~
that they are just receiving u larg
ROOTS AND SHOES

that they are just receiving q largo supply Of
ROOTS AND SHOES
of every desirable style and quality, for their
Wholesale and retail trade, direct from the best
manufnctorits IN Massachusetts, and Vermont,
which they offer at retail ns low can he bought
in this or any other County IN the State, and
Mt whnlcsalc as low A. can be bought in Boston, or
New York mark cts.
They continue to manufacture to order n great
varsity Of warranted Boots and Shoes, for Ladies
and Gentlemen. Of excellent WORKMANSHIP and out
of the best quality Of stock.
Also constantly on hand FOR sale Kid and Goat
Stock. French Calf skins, shoe thread, nails SC.
They would return theiracknowle dgcme for the
liberal patronage they have received aud respect
fully solict n continuance Of public favor.
II Please call aud examine for yourselves. be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
AIIRN & BURPEEg
" Railroad ST, ST. John sbu9, sept, ., 1853
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CARRIAGE WORK.

'VNIiE subscribers having rented part OF the
n Shnp formerly ,--rruirri nv wheeler \ Flint
IN the Steam Nlil would say,to their friends aud
tho public, that they arc prepared to do any work
in Carriage Building or Repairing that may he
required. Also, Patterns and Models made by nm
experienced workman. q
Also Simson x ChRpius improved Broadcas,
Seed Sowing Machine, which with one horse, will
SOW from 20 TO 30 feet Aida- and more GNcn tAae
can be done By hand. Call and sec them.
Al work done faithfully, and with despatch.
Please give Ms a call. O. r. CHAPLIN n co.
ST Johnsbury, April If, 1853 II
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Good Stoves.

WHERE never sold in Caledonia County
w at 80 low prices rs are now selling them
and those in want OF stoves, or who expect to
media stove " in find ii for their interest to
purchase now RS 1t is hardly possible that they
viii be as low another season.
BOYNTON x DEMtNG.
ST. Johnsury Oct. 90. 1853. Sf
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Tssfimopiai',
~ tlrnft EddF snuo Of the most capable dui sue
rrr,nl practitioners with whom have had "w,ai inter
CitAs' MASON Commlf.lursrof Patents.
'i have TO hrtNtHu w assuring inventor that lhey
aNnurt employ person more competent ana trustworthy
1905 rNpAhlr of putting tNtlt npplttHuHu tru 60
t.eti- aud .4aIaaI .ats4dntai4a1 a.
t1fruf btcA
EDltUNu BCRkE." iltc Commissioner or Patents.
"Hostun. February s. INA.
Mr x u Eddv has made ir me TitlETEfN applications
All tu on Eoi which patent. have urcu gidutci aud
mat prudlug. such uuntisfnkallr proof Of
rcst talent aud ahty his part leads md tu
ni Inventor, nppy IN HIN to procure their patents
tbrV may having the most hhul attention he
stow c tht cases, aud AZ yerN rctslutnc chArey.
JOHN,rAGGAltr"
From sent Nth fs 10 juno nth lNt, thc subsrrber
lu ~ BIZ large practice mHdo on lev rejected np
plrntibus. SiNTEEN AppkAIS. ENEHN ONE ct witch
VAS decided iuhls favor by the Oommssloncr Of Patents
" a. EDDY.
p.-t.p IeDuNry !, tglg, G1slE --.----
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Cold Weather Coming.

CONSUMPTION prevented by the timely
" use Of an article which cifccualy protects
the lungs X vital organs FROM the insiduons inhu-
cncc Of sudden changes it deserves attention,
call and sec. ~ BINGMAAG'S Drug store.
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Personal Property
FOR SALE.

'nNE horse, harness. wagon, sleigh, buffalo
~ robe and coat 2 Holians, chairs. tables.
lampgS Ole LARGO yhri5, school and miscellaneous
books etc. Prices moderate. Sales must be
made soon, J. BRITTON, jr.
Lyndon Corner, Oct. Goth, 1858.
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AW S =! AW

SAW MANUFACTURERS
Fishersville, N. H., Since 1919.
WllERE they keep large assortment,
w and manufacture to order, all thc various
kinds OF CIRCULAR and other SAWS that ur--
used in tho United States and Caundas
IL The large Circular Saws are ground bv
Machine made expressly for the purpose, cnuse.
qucntly are much trucr and superior to those
ground in the usual manner.
Those in want Of Saws are respectfully invited
to call saws Repnirrd at short notice. and
all ordcEs promptly executed. List OF Prices sent
by mnhN2 persons desiring them
C.. GAGE, GEO pop1.,,p
}. c. GAGE, I. X. GAGE, IL. NJ. RoIriE;''
rlSnVtNh'e' JAM l. GG-lS
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For Sale, Cheaper than Ever.

A Large lot Of Ready Made Coats, Pants,
n Vests. Ovrrconts aud Gents Furnishing
Goods. -AlsS nice lot OF Docskins, Broadcloths,
1wccds. S1tin-Ns. &c. &c.
Clothing made n order. and All garments war
rantcd 70 ht. Gil. x }. NJ. WEEKS.
INnhnh 9rnt. L. lSNR
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Room Paper

A NEW and splendid assortment Of P.ro,
N Haugings, BORDERS, Paper Curtains. Sc
at lower prices thar ever before lust received =,
Oct. 90 D'''" -
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NEW LOT

nF Tripc, lard, salmon, Mack erel Trout.
~ Goldfish, ualibul and Herring. lust rec, ivcd
At L. + BROWNS.
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To Blacksmiths.

Portor's Patent Graduating Tuyors.
fgNIfE hest Ia use for tlackmi,hs. now in use in
several sh6p1 in this place, and for sale las
Ntcssr, Els =. Fairbanks ~ Co., at their Scale
shop ~ JokBs5Ey, w.,
mn. ls5A gctr
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Dwelling Houae for Sale.
Jobbing Business,

1--WE subscriber, will carry on the business
J heretofore done by \ II Flint y Cos and
would solicit rcamins OF all kinds, and also Stone
work generally. Il LEE
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ElIE sur scribcr, has hccu appointed agent for
I thi, celebrated Mandatory, aud is prepared
FORTI:S. NJ their lowest wnrcrgom prices. All
instruments sold by him, viii be 6,lly warranted,
and purchasers may avail themselves pt his opin-
ion and experience without extra charge. Also
Pianos to let, rent pay able invariably in advance.
c. IL. CLARKE.
ST. Johnsbury, April %. 1883. S3f
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e The Staff of Life ~

7 UST received, another lot Of that excciIen,
- Fiour-and fur sale by tho barrel or ban
funded. NJ CGphy' t-
tatirnad ST., opposite lass. House
Oct. o. H.-
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Weeks Magic Compound

rs proving itself one Of tho mos, efficient ro,,,.
dies in use foFCouqhs, Colds. BropebitiS e.
it can be had in any quantity at
3u BINGUANTS
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MEWCAN 4 rOEEIGN pNTENIS
t1t, NggHfuffNe % rU.Dt once. Warrington. uudsi
tun Atut tsal

INH A.i ut lN.sI
20 .rl"f w., urr.fIt IitW 49, nnsroy.
Nnrf rri.IH.Uy u-H.tUs IN u4M4fia l-l-is
'Iu.u., b, " .frr tHt,rt.Iu ia0 tnrf .'lt.s aN' poo
NT"NI NUaiu, IrHH,.. Hfl other tIfrlHf .Hullllga
trHfs e H. u.. s.Ifurglfs, and ~. laItla.. Draw.
Patents r.sUUt' HU IlTfhl terms HUd attn alf
.Ht 10. hrsrarrura into AurtrRuNr IurrFN u.a'
f...fHT.ll.. $500 NfIfU UfiTfI riI,uI fut.N.
..FuU lsHI either atsUt rendered lu h uhffrIH
if..ltU. the 10 nr. IuIns It the gs'a Of auN Patent
wmi NH Dry l.piIilug one p'NAr A'N'nWorts recorded
af Washington.
THt Acour, 30 ui uuN tho largest iu Ntv England it
HfuU. ID lrNfuiHIa have UuNHtfHrrh fur uuF trfs
lrHs.rrt sllHLr ODE rff,If iy ~ l-l ans i-.
fHlN|
offered lhriu tIsH hrtH. lNr Testimonials hyrv give
prove i1t uu1DIl NOM Nrrrgss't 40 uIt Ptfrs1 nr.
fttf fuHu fir suiHrr HT. and fa fut rt.I
raolI zoo Aur4,f t., AHItIrr, ba s"I ,',b tptt be-
vr ME" NJ tr MA 7rf th' Uutfs's m pr -ss'u1 ',rNl
moderate Tho Immense .ilDr ul the uU' fihsf
iuIur twenty has rd him 90 t.guUultFh
vtttHrruunu .pt,u,stus Rud lsiyut relative
payufs These besides bls extensive NIary of lrFA
audWeghHTvhlv t'saui ui arcuuttuf patats rantet
DO. tu,1 Nttfta AI EHfHar. render u able beyond
u,r.i 60 u1rr superior r., t"s or obtaining patents.
Aufrua.lfv ipurusN Go ~ islbUgin u procure pu.
irut ana the usual srcat delay thsrc hore saved r
'sUtnrs.
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PLANNING WORK,
Best Churn vet Invented,

rF'HE Davis NalfAdiueiug ratcpiCLum chuw.
the quirkcsl.,ud rusirst. and ul 'srs .s much
AMI us good butter 7a ihr n'l Dgs.r, tayW. u
Vurs. tUr butter milk out AND toe sa't ip NiuVr.
ruracy anil 'V1trH. DuN unr, aud 10 ltls NOT flr
-i-...ti,,., t bee. -,+. Bee tl,. f-'-,rtt ris-
donna at The Agricultural Ware Nnrs, hy
Al -, LING.
. 81 Tulu.l.r,. july IS 1888. oar
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
THE rRuMPHs OF PEACE.

The following passages will be read with
interest at the present time. when the whole
civilized world is exulting over the greatest
scientific victory Of the age. II is extracted
from speech Of that eminent and iar-seeing
statesman. John G. Calhoun, in the Senate
IF the United States. March is, 1916, on the
bill for terminating the joint occupancy Of
Oregon Territory. Alterusing mary weighty
objections to an appeal to arms FOR settle
ment Of the question. Mr.. Calhoun drew a
vivid picture Of the marvellous progress Of
the arts of peace which would be arrested by
war:
"Bnt | have still higher reasons. lam
opposed 10 war as friend 10 human i'm.
provement. to human civilization, to human
progress and advancement. Never in the
history Of the world has there occurred pc.
riod 80 remarkable as the peace which follow
ed the battle Of Waterloo for the great adj.
yances made in the condition Of human soci.
ETY.. Tie chemical and mechanical powers
have been investigated and applied to IN.
crease the comforts Of human life in de-
gree far beyond what was ever known o.
hoped beEnre. Civilization has been spread
ing it, influence Ear and VIDE. and The gene
raj progress of human society has outstripped
al that has been previously witnessed. TIE
invention Of man has seized upon and snbju.
gated two great agencies ct the natural world
which were never before made the servants
Of man. | refer 10 steam aud electricity.
under which, of course, | include magnetism
and III it, Phenomena. Stem has been con
tfolled snd syailed 0l Tor all the purposes of
human intercourse, md by its resisiless enfr.
gies has brought nations together whom M
lure seemed 10 separate BY insurmountabie
barriers. Il has shortened the passage across
the Atlantic more than one half, while the
tapiiiiy of travelling on land has been three
times greater than was ever known beiure.
Within the sane time man has chained the
very lightning Of Heaven. aud brought i
down and made il administer TO the trans.
mission Of human thought, insomucli that Il
may with truth Be said that pnr ideas are mi
only transmitted with die rapitlify ~ light.
ming, but BIZ lightning itself. Magic wire.
are stretching themselves in all directions
over tie earth, and when their mystic meshes
shall Al length have been perfected our globe
itseif will Be endowed with scnsiiiyenes-
which will render u impossible 70 touch i on
any one point and the touch not be Eel, from
one end Of the world to the other.
AMI this work Is as yet but commented il i
but TIE breaking ~ the dawn II the worlds
great Jubilee. u promises LAY Il more re.
.faement. more intellectual brightness. more
mursl elevation, aud consequently Of more
human felicity than the world has ever seen
I from Is creation"
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but those Democratic leaders who are in
creduionsly asking 4 what more do the people
want /" than they are already enjoying under
the present dspensatioa of the gospel Of De-
mocracy, will be likely to learn in the end
the twoiolt Significance Of the query they
are propounding. The category OF the PEG.
Plies !" wants." like the counts of an indict-
ment. are both weighty and numerous. We
can recite but few:
The people want an end put to sectional
agitation, as well in its causes as its effects.
They want weli-regulated national cur.
reRcy.
They want Just and adequate protec-
ton awarded to American industry.
They want a judicous system Of internal
improvements, instead Of the present partial
and spasmodic legislation of Congress.
They want the public lands carefully hus-
banded, il their proceeds cannot be equally
distributed.
They want remedy applied to the abuses
connected with the dispensation Of the public
pstronage--abuses which provoke complaint
even from the party which FIRST inaugurated
The spails era /" in politics.
they want an economical administration
rt the Government, as well in the collection
as in the disbursement Of its revenues.
They want justice, dignity and modera-
lion in the conduct Of our foreign affairs,
wheeher as regards the great Powers Of Eu.
rope o. the feeble States on our continent
They wantno further extension Of our Ter.
ritorial limits.
They want the executive power restrained
within its ancient restrictions.
They want the Judiciary, both State end
Federal, respected alike for the purity and
independence of its decisions.
They want no more delusi0ns and de.
ceptions.' growing out Of ambiguous lesisla'
4 ton with respect to the Territories, or othei
topics Of national concern.
They want the Federal legislature govern
ed more By the felt necessities Of the country
and less by the exigencies of party.
These are few of the principal wants
now experienced by the people, and il is on.
ly by making provision for them that the
Democracy can assert just claim to the
continued tenure Of that power which they
now hold on sufferance by favor of the divi
sions existing among their opponents. vii
| they seek hereafter so 70 mould and modify
their policy as rather to conciliate supper
than to pefpetuate existing disseniions? d
will they still prefer to represent the wishes
of a minority, in the hope that, as heretofore
that minority will be large enough and dex
terleus enough to retain possession Of the Go
Iyernments To US the former ambition seems
much The more worthy IL the two, and i
point q expedIency as much more promisin.
a. il j. mnre honorable. II remains 10 b
seen whether our Democratic friends vii
concur with US in this opinion.