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NEW MUSIC. NEW MUSIC.

A FINE FARM,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIuab bic Ian d for Sal e.
275 ncres Clear ed, and in n fine state
.-. 3. of Cultivation.
EEyHIs Farm lies mile Jones' on the Win.
chester and Alaoama Railroad nine miles Winches-
ter and nile Salem, Franklin county. On
Farm comfortable dwelling, rood negro cabins, all
necessary out Houses cioe % the dwelling fine spring.
good plenty Of falling stock water. The land
ALL RICH cultivation, stands unsurpassed
in the esuoy propose sell this valuable Tract Of Land,
and would refer who wish . know about IT, to John P
White Nashville AS COlyar, Winchester they
refer to the premises.
HARVEY 3. WILLIAMS,
o0-f Winchester. county. Tenn.
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XETE have just rece ved direct from New Orleans, bids
Wv OF strictly ehocs Sugar. decidedly the best in mar
This lot Of Sugar has repackedhs hogesds
full and in most excellent shipping order:
MIzELL, HOOPER & CO.,
n nd ,kakQ treak
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FoR ALL THE PURPOSES OF a puRaEIIVE MEBlCIHE
tsk FoR cosTr7sNEss
For THE CURE OF DYsPEPsIA;
For JAUNDIcE;
FOR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
For HEADACHE;
For THE CURE OF DYsENTERY;
For Foul STOMACH;
FoR THE CURE OF ERYsIPELAs;
FoR THE Piles;
For THE CURE oP SCRoFULA;
FoR ALL SCRoFULoUs CoMPLAINTsi
For THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM;
For DISEASES OF THE SKIN.;s.4.-.-,.
FoR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DRoPSY;
FoR THE CURE OF letter, TUNoRs AND SALT
RHEUM;
For WORMS;
~ ToR THE CURE oP GoUT;
FoR DINNER Pull;
FoR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They sugar-coated, that the most sensitive
take them pleasantly, and being purely vegetable, ne
harm can arise from their use in any quantity. 4
Price rs cents per Eek; Five boxes for Sl0O.
Great numbers Of Clergymen Physicians, Statesmen,
and eminent personagea, have lent Their
ty the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies but
our space here will not permit the insertion Of them,
The Agents below named furnish gratis AMERICAN
ALMANAC, in which they given with also full de-
scrptons Of the above conn lants and the treatment
that should be followed for their cure.
Do be put of by unprneipled dealers with other
preparations they make more profit on. Demand
EYER's, and take others. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should have it.
An Ou> Remedies are for sale by
10. g. BROWN q EVANs,l ,y.,u.
and BERRY DEM0VILLE ! N-Su''ne'
FARNsW0RTH & Co. Memphis.
At retail BY all Druggists throughout the South and
est oct I'D, t-W, &W3n.
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AGUEs CHILLSJ
simple Rem e les.

The Grafenberg Ague Remedy is warranted
IN e every case fever and how long stand
ing II contains nsrG poison quinine. Price only
so cents - Ia. F.. ss1 =. =
While chs prevalent throughout the country is Wl
to know
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MACY a. III A Nj 1 l. n o N,
No. Al College street, Nashville Tenn,
ETAVB Just received superior lot Of Sporting Pieces made
to their by the celebrated Gun Makers OF England:
Fine Subj Twist, made by Hollis 4 Sheath. -.
Fine London Twist do Mortimer,
Fine Lamenated Steel do Greenough.
Fine Wire Twist do Collins.
French Pattern Iamenated Steel made By Collins
Steel unVsrnshed stock ny hne by Greensugh
Common Wire twist, Double and Single Guns, by King
put up with Every tested before
being shipped lengths and we'll adAp
ted the the sportSmeu Of this community.
They have, large assortment of Rifles ReVoyers Of
all kinds DerengeT Pistols Shot Belts Powder Pasks, Eeys
fine Proof Caps B4dwins and Ey Gun wsddng, fine
Sporting Powder Caps Duck Shooting Powder, Rley
Wire Cartridges shooting charged with buck shot
to which we i1vIH the attention Of the public
octI-d&tv3ll
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Fever and Ague.


from which nsnknd suffer over arge par 81 The
GLOBE is the consequence Of diseased action IN the
system, induced by the poisonous masm Of vegetable
decay. This exhaation is evolved by the action Of solar
heat on wet soil, and rises with the watery vapor from
it. While the is below the horizon this vapoF
fingers the earths surface and the virus is taken
with through the lungs into the blood Thsre it acts
irritating poison the internal vscera and
ereting organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, The Kidneys and the stomach
sympafhze with the liver, and become disordered also.
Finally, the instinct Of organism, if in attempt
to expel the nOxous Infusion concentrates the whole
blood C the body in the internal excretores force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface and
rshes to the central organs with eongesve violence.
This the CHILL But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and ushes the surface, il in another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretorythe skin. In this also it fails, and the sys
tenn abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or T2ruxysms Of FEFBR AND
AGUE Such constitutional disorder will Of course un-
dermine the health If it is not removed.
VS. have labored 10 find, and have found antdOte,
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CAurIoN-B- ware o druggists og dealers who NAV
try to palm upon yon some Bittes or Sa-apaiia tash
which thy can by cheap. by saving IT q hst as
g1nd. Avoid s-L.I ul-n. Ask fir Mclean Strength
cning Cordial. and take nphing eIsc n il lie only
r,mrdy tyar villa purify the blood tlioTcaeniy and *
tie same time Strengthen the system
One tablJsp@5niiL taken every aurnipg fsstia7 1,
certEin preventive f'r Ctoiers. Chill and Fey.r
yellow Feve st any prevalent disease Il i pat up
b. large bottles
Price only 81 per bottle, or b,ttIrs Tor S.
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McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL

LIVER COMPLAIST, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
OF the kidmeys.s aud all Btseu=e-
arising from D5~SrGeRed Liver er
stomach, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn Inward Piles Acidity or Sickness Of the
Somachs Filnes Of Blood q the Head, Du.I Pain ~
Swimming il, the Head, Pa'pitstiOn Of the Heart
Fulless Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructatinns
Choking or SutiocatinR Feeling Wien hing dosR,
Dryness or YellOrness Of the SKIN and Eyes, Night
Sweats, Inward Feyrs Pain in the Sna, Of ihs Back
Chest Side, Satden Fiushcs u Hest, Depression Of
Spirits, FrikhtfG dreams. Langusr, Dependency or
any Nervous Disease, Sores Blotches on the Skin
ard Fever and Agus Tor Chills and Fever). It will
also cure diseases Of the Bladder and WUnsb, such as
Seminal Necklaces, Ineon Thence % Urine. Strlu-
guary, Inflammation or Weakness Of the WCab "
Bladder, Whites etc.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
This Cordial viii never fal to any e ihe aRovs
diseases, If taken PER directions each bottle
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Alter lakIlg.
BEFORE taking

The greatest Remedy 10 the world This cordial
Is distilled from berry known ouly to myself and
chemically combined with some Of the most valuable
medicinal roots, btsfis and banks known to the mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD E0oT, BLACK ReOT, WILD
CHERRT BARE, YELLow DOCK, DANDELIoS SlRsAP-
AEILLA, ELDER FLOWERS, with others, proaJcinE tie
infaliJle reniey fJy the rtstorati0n Of health
ever known. IL Is NATURES remedy, curing dis
ease by natural laws. When taken, IL influence IS
felt coursiHg through every vein Of tie body purify
ing and acceeratiu the circulation # the blood Il
neutrs'izes my bilious matter IN the stomach aud
siren thens the whole organization.
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NC The Great English Remedy--
dEtI~<~SS Sir james Clarkess Cele Drat ted
Female Pills. r.Le
This Invaluable MEDICINE unfaling in the Of hl those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution
is subject 1t moderates all all distractions
and speedy may be relied -..e
To Married Ladies'
it is especially suited. 1t will in short time bring the month.
ly period with regularity.
kach bottle, price dollar bears the stamp Of
Great Britain, TO prevent ceunterfeits.
81 CAUTION. 1 -..- d. ..
These Ps should not be taken 6y females dria0 the
FIRST THEE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as tapy are sure to
CTRg Miscarriage 6at Gtdny 0her time they safe
In all Of spinal Affections pain
aud limbs fatigue slight exon, papation heart,
oEnes Of spirits Mysteries sick headache whites, and the
painful diseases Occasional by sordered SYSTEM pills
will effect cure when ali others have failed
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully perused.
bottle containing so pills. and encrcIed government
STAMP OF Great Britain, be sent post free for 81
postage stamps.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
-a.a- JOB MOSES,
Rochester, " Y.
Sold in Nashville by Berry DemoYille and G. W. Hende
shoa and sl respectable druggists. nov23-d&WIyins
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OVER a MILLION OF BOTTLES

Have Decn sold unr'ng tDe last SIX m0nfIIs, nd In
instance has II fed in giving entire Satisfaction
Who. then viii suffer frus weakness debility when
MCLean's strengthening Cordial Will >lire you2
TO TIL = LADIES.
Do you wish to be heathy and strongg Then goat
once, ami get some Of McLean's Cordial It will
strengthea aud nygOTn your whole system, causng
healthy and pure circulation Of blood flow through
every vein, and thu rich, rosy bloom Of health to
Mount yOnr cheek again
Every bottle Is warranted 70 give satisfaction.
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Card 10 the Ladies--Dr. DuPOncO'S Pc
rtOdfCal Pills for Females are infallibe for re.
moving stoppages or irregularities OF the
The pills nothing but have been used BY the Doctor
in his practice for many both France and America with
unparalleled every and he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them make the pills pub
the alienation q those suffering from irregularities Whatever
and as preventive to ladies' whose health will permit
Of family
Pregnant females those supposng themselves
toned against using pills wilhelm condition. proprietor
responsibility after the shove admOnon, Shough
their ldness would prevent any injury health otherwise
these pills recommended Directions accompany
Price 81. Sold wholesale by
+. ... EWIN, PENDLET0E & CO., b..
r Wholesale Druggists, Nashville Tenn,
To whom all orders must be addressed They will supply the
trade proprietor prices and furnish show cards and crculas
Sold at retail in Nashville BY s..
DEM0VILLE 4 CO., cor. Church and Cherry streets,
CIV. HENDERSB0TT, Cedar st. & Pub So Iare,
BEECH & G00DLET Market st. opposite Union
J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Ladies by enclosing 81 to either Of the above agents have
the above pills sent confdenay By mail to part Of the
city country.
n B. The ngedientscomposng these pills made
agent selling thsm They will tell you that they all they
represented &c be- Ask for DIR. DupOncoss Golden
Pills. See the signature each box you will thea get
medicine you may depend upon perfectly harmless.
MANSFIELD CO., Agents or Memphis,
WILSON 4 sfARBIRD, Agents for Louisville. b
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The ONLY sue and certain errs for eaa-eTs, Pills,
TumLrs, S%-ings' AMI Bsunclvls or Goifre. PaTaly-
ST. Aeurugis- weakness of ,hs Mrscles, Chronic %
IuiiFnnYo-y RlteuE,1tism. Stiffness Of the Joi-t1
Cduuacted Muscles or LiEiments, Earache OF Teoih-
afhe' E-'yses, Spr1lns, Wounds. FFcsh CHts, cers
Feyer ahas caked Breasts, Sore Nipple, thhrs
scalds Sore Throat, any Iniiammafion or PAIN, no
ourrence how sevrrr, bow long The disease May
have.exsted heLEAS'S CELEBRArED lNiAKNf Is a
certain reinndy
Thousands u hnm1n Ieinrs ba.e been saved lie
able medicine
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are remedy for Bilious Complaints disorders Of dges-
on Of bowels almost every family In the
county has opportunities Of testing them, viii but lit
ele about thfjT virtues
The Health Almanac for 1860 is just published
be sent postage paid, gat1otusy applicants
Oct4-u ALEX. MACKENNRIE:
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TIE GRARENBERG HEAL7H BIPTERS
TTne Grafenberx Vegetable PMS

only Is cts per pacsge will make quart Of powerful bitten
by The occosanaI use which, parsons may oape the nj
rous effects the heavy morning % and the mslarA arising
from decsyed vegetation f-. H
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McIean's cell DRAFTED Linincnt Is the Oily cais aaA
rr;itIie remedy for tsss cure Of SPAWN Ring Bone
windgails. splints, Unratural Lumps Nodes or
svellfngs II viii never fill to Big uea1 Poll
evil Fistula. Old Running Sores, or sWs,ny. il
properly applied For Sprsins, Bruises, Scratches
CracksG Heels, Ci-tfs, Sesae or Collar Calls Cuts
Scres o. Wounds, i 4 az infallibe remedy Apply
il directed, and is certain in every instance
Thea trifa no longer with the many worthless Lin
iments offered 10 yen Obtain a supply OF Dr. Me-
loans eelebrated Liniment. 1t viii cure You.
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McLEANs VOIcArIc c:L rngrMENr.

Sole Prarrieiof " tFfs ror,Iiai
Also Asitan' $ NOlcanic Oh Liiiturnt
PRINCIPAL Dep'f IN tie corner ii II ird and P.Bs
elra-f-- 81 Inll.. No - u -
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EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

WHOLE TICKETS. $40; HALVES, sIOi QUARTERS, IS
FIGHTS 81 50.
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Corner Of Third and Pine sts.. St. Louis No.
For sale Wholesale and retail In NashTilles
HenehO and yo. G. broHE. Az hg sEey Dug
sist IN the Untsd States ttsea .es-ssBts
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
YHNHI eopartnershlp heretofore existing hsre he upde
ed, under the style0f BURGE ALLEN vas diss,iyi ~
mutual eonsent the 10Th either partner Il flly an
shOri1ed to sign the name Of the arn qaidatOn
nc. BURGR.
nSAFhle, Ooe- IA, lsSS GEO. Q. ALLEN.
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LHNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
A L e N A N ID e Il & t o o Il
COMmISSION MERCHANTS,

For the sale of Tobacco and Produce
r. Generally
TUNHEY prompt attention the sale Of Tobacco Whea
and and make liberal cash advances "a
same when required Remttances made by sight drafts
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CuaNcERX SaI.E

TN pursuance Chancery Court Of Bedford
county pronounced Al the August term thereof 1852 in the
pending Rebecca Mathews, ADMINISTRATIVE
OF Andrew Mathews Robert Mathews Guardian OF
Children Of the said Andrew Mathews complain
ants and the Children Of said Andrew Mathews
DEFENDANTS, will offer for sale at Bellbucke Depot the
Nashville Chatanooea Railroad,
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10 laA5 PIaCo
4 Grand Prize of $4,000
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seI ACHES 81 POLES

and i known the Said Tract OF Land will
on and three years. the Of
sears be paid in cash the day Of sale Bond
good securities required and lien retained until the
purchase money paid. NA. }. WHITTHORNB,
oct2S-d4t-tE26wit CLERK and Master.
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For Horses and other Animal5.

VIII relieve pain. srnost irsiantanecsy and It viii
cleanse purify, and heal the fullest sores in in
erediLlY shnrf tine
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in s..
Jackson and Cheatham's en- z. "AIlendOrf'
by "Geu-ge Elliott !" dam ny Americas
ECLIPSE yrs old--97 pounds ....--....s :
". Rcuudtree's Oh. Shanghai" by Al
biOn - dam by Sovereign" yrs Old-S
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wagon sheets and Tent Cloths.

Also ply ducks for covers from B TO l4O
inches wide and also large lot Of Negro Blankets, Socks,
Jeans White Plaid osnsburgs Plain and Plaid Luseys
A. G. & A. B. BEECH,
oct22-tf No 81 College Street.
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Roundtree stoner's CHI "Bil Alexander" by SEP
silon" dam by Imp. Glencoe, SO pounds ..;.-. 1
W. @. Hardings' gr c. "Herndon" by "Albion dam
aGamma." by Pacific, so pound :
John Campbells Oh. By Wagner; - Gam by '6len'
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the valuable Tract OF Land which Andrew MaheE
died possessed living and being in Bedford county
Tenn in Civil District No 4 the of Bellbuckle
Warace creeks The Railroad through the Land and
in me half mile Of the Bebucke Deoot There two hre
fine Springs said land and it is Of tie best Stock Farm
n Bedford County. The tract contains
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octs-d&tw1H
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-08
Not Down in the Bills.


Tie Baltimore Dispatch recoun is scene
which occurred at the Holiday street The
ater, few evenings since, which was not
in the bills;
"a Gne looking young woman, in more
than the usual amplitude of crinoline. entered
with her beau, and was making her way
through the already we'll filed seats in the
front row of the first circle, where places
had been reserved for them. To do SO with
all the freedom of feminine Young America,
she stepped upon the seats, when, unfortu-
nately, her hoops. or rather the lower part
of her skeleton skirt, caught upon the back
of one of the seats as she swept by. and the
fasting about the waist parting, the whole
concern came down .by the rum and as
she stepped forward and out of it, the skel-
eton was left hanging in full view upon the
seat. The change was astonishing; the full
blown belle at one moment, the next, looked
like lamp post with silk dress tied around
it. For moment the young lady was I'M
concious of the accident. In another she
saw the full extent of it, and blushing, sank
into her seat, and for the next half hour had
undoubtedly the most briIliant complexion
in the audience
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-08
Communicated.

MEssRs. ED1ToRs:-I understand that the
Board of Supervisors, for Brekinridge Coun-
ty,, decided at their last session not to pub
lish their proceedings in the future. Why
is this? Are their actions of such a nature
that they are afraid to have the people know
them, or is it thought to be wholly unneces-
sary for their proceedings to be made pub
lie, or is it matter of economy on their
part? IF the latter is the reason for so do
ing, they certainly have made great mis-
take, for the expense of publication is mere
trifie compared with that of single session
of the Board, at three dollars per day and
mileage. 1 would suggest, if their wish is to
economize the affairs of the county, that they
make arrangements for meeting not oftener
than once eoery three aOeeks.
If it is necessary to have county Tribu-
nal, it is just as essential that the people
should be acquainted with the business
transacted by it; this knowledge will best
be obtained by its publication; and If the
county can support the one, it can afford to
pay for the other. A TAX PAYER.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-08


Whils in he older and more denssly se.-
|flsd portions of our Territory schools have
been IN snccsssfal cpeation for > long tins,
the spzrss settlements. in the interior, have
BEEN deprived Of the great advantages re-
sultine from the establishments Of these
|..ssrseries of Freedom, nueh 70 the grief
of parents whose children, accustomed to
their books and the District scheol house
near their former homes 10 the States. are
anxiously inquiripg ''Wben school will COM
mence ?''
We are pleased to record the fact that ia
most of the townships in our county the
people are moving IN this matter. and meet
ings of the settlers are this winter being
held for the purpose of conferring together
in regard to building school houses, and
opening schools with the opening of anoth-
er spring. In the north part of Kansas
Center township meetings of this character
have recently been held. and the people have
determined to erect comfortable school hous-
es. Large accessions to the settlements on
lag and Elm creeks are confidently expect
ed the coming spring-friends of those who
are already settled in the pleasant valleys OF
those streams; besides the location of nu-
merous families whose "heads. have, du-
ring the past season, been there from Hi
nois, Wisconsin, and other States, and Ia
ken claims preparatory to removal there
in the spring.
In the extreme north part of the town
ship the first settlements were made about
eighteen months ago, by energetic. go-ahead
business men from the Western Stat es-
many of whom shared in the hardships in
cident to the settlement of the then "Far
West" but for the benefit of their children,
pecuniarily, have sought and found homes
for them upon our prolific soil. And now,
that the first years toll in opening farms is
gone by, and little leisure is obtained from
the time requisite to produce something fol
their sustenance, are beginning to turn their
attention to the mental food, SO necessary to
the proper growth and development of the
minds of their children.
We are glad to see such movement Oh
their part, and commend it to the considera-
ton of other settlements, where, without
such action, schools may not be established
nor school houses built for some time to
come. Let not these institutions be neg
lected. Remember that upon these rests the
perpetuity of our fabric cf Freedom
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-08

The ATLANTIC CARLE.-Prof. Silliman,
in his lecture at the Cooper Instituse last
night, expressed his belief that the difficulty
experienced in working the cable is owing
TO some defects which were caused by its ex-
Posure to the great heat of the sun while it
lay coiled last year in the factory at Green
wich, England. Twenty miles of this wire
were found, on examination, to be SO faulty
that they had to be rejected. and as other
defects had since been found by Mr.. Tiffa-
ny. in cutting up that portion of the cable
which he purchased, be had no doubt that
the difficulty was attributable to the cause
he had named. He was, therefore, of opin-
ion that the present cable would never be
worked; but the enterprise could not. there
fore, be rgarded as failure, for its practi-
cabiiity has been fully established. The ca
BILE has been laid, the mechanical difficulties
in the way of. the undertaking overcome,
and the line itself has been successfully
worked through. When all this is accom-
plished. no one could doubt that the work
viii be again undertaken, and persevered in
until complete and final success shall be
achieved.-N = Eo. Post
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-08

At Sabbath School in Madison. Ind,
recently, little boy named Charles Peters.
g aimed prize By reciting 2.a3s verses from
the Bible. which he lad committed to mem
ory during the evenings of the six previous
days. He is said to be capable of commit
ting 200 verses an hour, but such expert
ments are dangerous. The parents of the
boy viii probably s'show him off, till they
kill him.