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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19

FATAL ACCIDENT TO RAILROAD CoNDUcToR-On the
18th inst the running into the Friendship
Station tN, " of the New York and the Erie Rail-
road the conductor, Mr.. SAxBoRS of Rochester,
jumped from the to the platform while the train
was in motion. and instantly fell backwards upon
the track ir such way that the wheels passed over
his body and completely severed it.
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ONLY DISCOVER Y

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19

Unless expected hst prices this average high
than previous since le49 the ind
large Of tie 30 50G IS
appear Whiky closed dull further decline "a good
trade demand for groceries at firm prices.
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The Hog Trade.


The Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday says
The demand for ely hogs have been pretty
piled There few buyers Saturday. while sellers
numerous but the latter although ies accept prices
hereto paid willing make Our
do not anything be gaEet by buying hogs
at Is 20 beyond the number that he required furnish
for early The average price Of hogs
for eleven packing seasons, comparGs as follows:
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RAILWAY MATTERS
TIE PUBIC ScsoOIs-The following is copy of
a bill introduced into the Common Council Monday

HE PUBLIC Scholastic following j. . copy q
a. bin introduced into the Common Council Monday
afternoon BY Mr.. BosTCK
Sec. l. Be It ebacted by the City Council of Mask
Vile That il shall not be lawful for any parent
guardian or other person having temporary or per
manent charge or control of minor who is not emit
tied by law to become pupil IN the pnbhc schools
of this city to send such minor 10 any of the public
schools Of this city as pupil OF the same or to
permit such minor 70 attend any of such schools
as pupil and any person so offending shall be fined
not less than ten nor than fifty dollars for each
and every ofense.
Sec q BE it further enacted, That if any person
having charge or control of any public school or
schools Of this city shall knowingly and wiIlfulIv
connive at and permit the attendance of any pup in
any of the public schools Of this city, when said
pupil is not entitled BY law to the benefits Of said
schools the person thds knowingly and wilfullv
permitting oh pupil to attend shall be fined not less
than ten nor more than fifty dollars for each and
every Offense.
Sec. g. Be it enacted, That it shall be the duty of
the Superintendent of the schools to report tn the
city Recorder the names Of all persons who shall
violate the provisions Of the first section of this act
and It shall be the duty of the Recorder to lssue a
warrant against such person persons and enforce
the penalty prescribed.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted That the Board of
Education are hereby authorised and empowered
tOgIve special permits minors to attend the schools
when in their Judment the peculiar circumstance
Of the case may render it proper although such mi
nors may not be by law entitled to the benefits of
said schools; provided, however, that no such per-
mt shall be when it would interfere with or inconl-
mode the attendance of regular pupils, and all pu-
pills attending the schools under such permits shall
not be considered as coming within the previous
sections Of this act
Sec . Be it further enacted, That it shall be the
duty Of the Board Of Education TO report to the
City Council the names of all pupils attending the
public schools under the fourth section of this
act
The bill was passed or two readings, although it
met with considerable opposition.
We print the bill for the information of our city
readers as it is probable if il is disposed of by
the present Council it may be brought up in the |
Council to be elected the 18th inst, and it Is a
matter IN which every citizen is interested.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19
New York Coffee Market, Sent. Il

The market rather dull pending auction sale announced
for Tuesday prices however maintained with increased
6rm sales of l59 bags Rio at 3 go I4c -
Lagusyrs at Is so do 2C0 do do private TERMS
4OJ Maracabo at Il <9l4ySc.
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The general opinion of the press is, that Mr.
Brecknridge's speech will strengthen him through
out the slave States, to such extent to secure
for him electoral votes than have been con-
ceded to him for some time past-Bd Baltimore Patriot.
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SVTEERN Trunk MAkUFACTOkY
F sssett & Crossman,
M51 KARKETSTREET. NASHVILLE, TBRN.,
MRufacturers and Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN ALL KIEDsor

Man facturers and Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN KEDsor
Lases and Cents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOXES,
ALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c.s &c.,
II HIRE to cali the attention Of all those want OF any
ing in line, Wholesale retAil) to examine our
stock Gore purchasing elsewhere, confident that
ehs low any other house in the city Our stock sa OF
oVmanuscure made CT the best materials and by
r CLIP workmen All must admit the wisdom Of buying work
made ome in preference buying that made at the Fart
presslpr johhing.
We SsciaF invite the attention Of the Ladies toot-
Pa TENT TRUNK FOR LADI ES I.
hompartmens Bonnets, Dresses ParAsos, Brushes
and her-proof compartment for Sponges, OILS, sc.
All Dds Of Trunks made order, covered repaired ct
short dice. Give call at at 81 Market street, doors
South the Square. FASSETT q CROSSMAN.
maytd&tE1y
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Cooley FOR OCToBER.-Messrs. JOHNSON & TREANOR
have Godeys ladies' Mdgasiae for October, in which
the ladies will find every thing in relation to The last
fashions.
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TIE creditors of the late E. G. EASTMAN request
ed to file their claims with MoRTON B. HOWELL, Ad-
ministrator, 25 Cherry street.
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New Fall and Winter Goods

TKVHE undersigned ewing his Of Pail Win
Goods for Gentmsns Wear, Of all the various styles
Also, choice lot Of Furnishing Goods to which he invites the
attention Of his customers and the public generally.
SAM PRICHITT,
81 College street.
B.--Scott's Fashions for 1850 aEd6 aug29-ln
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SAM. VANLEER & Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds Of Hardware at prices
to suit the times. Call ON them for bargains.
saDtS-2m
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COMMERCIAL.


The telegraph reports sales Tennessee per cent Bonds in
New York on the l7h at sOc, which decline Of an re en-
previous sales.
Union Bank of Tennessee stock sold in PhadspAia on the 18th
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CITY NOTICES.

Cooley AND HARPER.-Messrs. +. HAGAN & Co, have
Cooley and Hdrper for October, and both unusu-
ally attractive and interesting
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I mouth InVlgOfat0r sWAIIOW
| both together. Price 81 per bottle.
/ Also, SANFORDSS FAMILY CATHARTIC


both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANFORDsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, from vegetable and
nGLASs CASES, air tight, and will keep IN any climate
The Family Ca LharLiS PILL is gen
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % demand from those who
have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
all express regard to their has induced place
them within the reach Of all. =
The Profession we'll know that different Cathartics act
on different portions Of the : bowels
The FAMILY CA & lTHARTIC IL
haa with due reference to this we'll established fact,
compounded from = variety Of the purest Vege
table Extracts which act alike every part Of the
1limentary canal, and are good and safe in all
where a CsthRrtc is Z needed, such =
engagements of the stomach, SleePi-
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. o / n $,
COsIfVeness, Pain and Soreness over
the whole @ d ", q from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected. = end a long OF Fe
yer Loss of Appe.l : iSite, a Cree ping SEN
saLiOn Of Cold over :. the BODY, Re SIIesSs
ness, Headache, or = weight in the read,
all InfIammatO ry = Diseases, WORMS in
Children AdultS, EsheumaIiSm, great
Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases to which
fesh is heir, numerous to mention in this advertise
ment dose, to 3. Price 3 dimes
The Liver InVigoFatOF and Family Ca
thartic Pills reaied by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale BY the trade Ia all the large
sTW SANFORD, MD.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 1886 Broadway, n. Y.
o. j. WOOD CO.,
febI St. louis No.
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gen. Joe. Lane at Ind,anapoI,.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. T.-Gen Joe Lane arrived in
this city this morning. This evening he was sere-
naded at the residence of T. H. Talbot where he &C.
knowledged the greeting by short speech.
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From Detroit.

DETROIT Sept. 1.-THE steamer Garelle when en-
tering Eagle HarbOr, Lake SUPERIOR at daylight on
the morning of the 10th instant, went on a rock a
quarter of.a mile from the dock and became total
loss together with all her freight consisting of sup
plies for Eagle HarbOr, and other Lake Superior
ports. All her passengers and crew were saved by
boats from the harbOr The boat was owned by
J. B. Ward, and valuded ~ $40 600. No insurance
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70 rRArEtERs ~ S Ia Asp LANp.

The BscAnist, the Ira Eslsr sad every other indi
vdual whose lot In life : throws him within the
chance Of accident from slO sOa cOlfiso should
bear Magic ExtractOr his and only
friend. II beth portable and cheap, and shOad
be his companion, In Feed There thousands
OF living witnesses to testify its marvellous vs via
their sound limbs muscles % It's saving eeaey
The following few Of q the Leading diseases 9hcs
DALLRY'S MAGICAL PAIN u EXTRACTOR isa PREFEl
TIVE a. veil as CURE: =
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Arriral oftha santnFa mniI.

| INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Sept. 1.-THE New Mexican
mail, with dates of the Sd inst arrived this evening
A convention of the people of New Mexico met al
Santa he on the 18th ut for the purpose of making
arrangement for protecting their lives and property
from the ravages of the NaVajOes and other Indians
They resolved to raise 1000 volunteers, and asked
| the Government to receive them, but they would
| not. They then passed resolutions that owing to a
private quarrel between the officers of the regulBr
| army, no dependence could be placed on them, and
that the regular troops in the Territory are not sn
Gent for Its protection. They determined to take
their defense into their own hands. and a call for
one hundred mounted men from each county was
made.
Manuel Charts was appointed Colonel of the regi.
ment and is expected to open the campaign on the
2Uth inst. Colonel Fauntleroy has ordered cam
pagn against the Indians, to move in three separate
columns, the LIST of October.
On the Sth inst bannd of Kiowa Indians with
Catauk their Chief went to Allison's ranch on
Crow Creek and agreed with Mr.. Peacock, the pro-
prietOr to come next day to Pawnee Fork and make
a treaty with the o. S. officers. True to their prom
Use. they c. ME and induced Mr.. Peacock to 90 out
and look through spy glass at they represented
company of soldiers at distance. While Mr..
Peacock was in the act of looking, they shot him
through the head and also through the body killing
him instantly. They then shot Mr.. Myers, his clerk
but did not kill him at once. He retreated to a
room where there was a sick man, and warned him
of what was going on. He then sunk down and
died. The sick man was armed with two revolvers,
which, the Indians being afraid of, did not modest
him. They loaded eleven ponies with goods and
left
The people at Crow Greek were expecting an at
tack from the same Indians, and had only one COM
pany of soldiers to protect them. Mr.. Hays lost
eighty head of cattle at Crow Greek. They were
run off by stampede of BUffalOs. He is en- route
for Santa Fe with large train. A band of Pawnee
and Otter Indians few days ago came to Council
Grove and ran off sixty head of mules and ponies
From all the information to be had, it seems that
that there is determined plan among all the wild
Indians to make upon the regular army and
citizens traversing the plains.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19

Children frequent suf srers from external injuries
especially from fluid and Cg1DisRs Eepi0siOHs-thers
every mother should have ths healing preparatos
constantly It Ereses, and quickly
the TETTER Ring = WORN, prseaisEt On IA
HHrseFg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19

An ARTILLERY CoMPANY-We are pleased to learn
that steps have been taken to organize an Artillery
Company in this city Last evening meeting was
held and committee consisting of Messrs S. C.
GODsHAII- T. II. Cox, and JAMES CLAIBORNE were ap-
pointed to draft Constitution and Bylaws. The
friends of the movement have another meeting
Thursday night, at Firemen's Hail. No. 2, College
Hill
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EnR MAYOR.

authorized to announce ACTON You've candidate for
Mayor At the ensu LIZ Municipal eleChon lsuEl9dtde
We are authorised JOHN HUsH SMITH esndi-
date for Mayor atthe ensuing municipal election iuy2ide
We are authorized announce n HoLLEeswoRTH Is a
candidate for re election the Oce Of Mayor 81 the next Au
! nicipNl Election JuyIS-te
Wesre authorized to announce r. B. CHEATHAN cand
ate for Mayor al the ensuing Municipal election. juyl0
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SANFORD'S
Liver InvJ&OratOr,
lever DEBILITATES.

NENEh DEbILI E1Ss
II Is compounded entirely from Gum, snG
has become established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have Ised il and is
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which il
is recommended. =:
1t has cured thousands q within the last two years
who had given up all hopes Of relief the
unsolicited Ger ihcates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and ed in such quantities
act gently the Bowels. e
Let the dictates Of your Judgment guide you in the
Of the LIVER IN y V1GORArOkt, and it
will cure Liver Conn 3 plants, BiI iOus 10.
Lack&, Dyspepsia, = chronic DiarrhOea
m m G IN = plants, DYSenIe-
rvs DrOPsys Sour StOlnac G, Ha bitual
COsIiVeHess ChOI. 4 lie, Cholera, ChOIe-
ra MOEbuss Oh Olera InGantum, Elatu-
lence, u n d ic @. - Female Weakness.
es, and may be used sue = cessfullz as an DRAMA.
ry Family Medic - cine. Il will cure SICK
H z A II A HI f, las = Thousands testify) in
twenty minutes, if - TWO or three Teas
spOOmfuIs tax. y en- at the comm sncemsnt Of
attack. =
All who use itare giving their mony
In its favor.
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Counterfeit
Arrival OF the steamer Kangaro.

New YORK, Sept. l8-COunterefeit fves on the
North River Bank are in circulation.
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EnR ALDERMAN
aOR COuNCILmAN.

are authorized to j. Mixes, ia, cand.
date for Alderman from the 5h Ward st the ensuing Municipal
election augS-tde
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19

We authorized JAS CRLIsHEAD candi
date for reelection Councilman from the Fifth Ward at the
ensuing election. septs-de
We are authorized to announce Dr.. P s. WOODWARD
candidate for Councilman the I'd Ward at the ensuing Mu.
1icipal election. ang95dte'.
We authorized to W 8. CHEATHAM as can
reelection, Councilman from the 5Ih WARDS
q. the ensuing Municipal election. tune4-td.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEYJS MAGICAL PAIN EYTRACTOR
soALDs

TWAs universally suppsnsd all other Ontnez healing
applications in both the Eastern Hemsphercs,
wherever introduced; its intrinsic
Of It's success elaRe0Bs aecons whether he
decidsato or disease.
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Satisfactory.

To buy Goods from home Merchants, who spend yea
deal OF time getting up stocks direct from the Manufacturers
satisfy and please the tastes Of section Of country
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-19
Later from penrer CITY.

OMAHA CRY, Sept. 1.-THE first U. S. mail from
Denver City, reached here Saturday night will
dates to the 18th inst The Vigilance COMMITTEE
was wagng a war of determination against tht
gamblers and thieves. Two were hung by them on
the 9Th one of whom was taken from the stage
while on his way to the Missouri river. Severa
who had incurred the displeasure of the'Vigilance
Committee reached this city last night.
The miners have generally declared in favor Of
the old provisional government
United States Marshal Moore, just in from the
West reports an attack by the Sioux on the Pawnee
village one hundred miles West of here, the 18th
inst. A running fight of eight ten miles ensued
which was still waging when he left. The Pawnee,
had taken five six scalps and secured four or five
PONIES One Pawnee was killed A small command
of cavalry, under Lieut.. Berry, had reached the
scene of action, and Capt Suuy, of Fort Kearney
with large detachment Of troops, was momentari-
ly expected The Sioux numbered about $50
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ZEE FRIENp o. Z THE NuRsBRY

instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inAsm
rlsiion by timely aPpiic ton ftha na0rgsOus Asalsr
and the fesh is renew as II BY q charm, blsmiSh
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We are nov prepared for the early Fail Trade an to
oserOur friends and the Retail Merchants generally. YER
large and choice stock Of Goods, etc. etc. make their sese.
Ons from; and ne prices will guarantee a. low any the
Eastern market for prompt notes.
LIBERAL discounts made for cash purchases.
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BreadstufFs and Provisions.

NKw YORK, Sept. I7.-B2nk acknowledgment In
1897 decrease in speris S226964 decrease In circu
S44, 492; in deposits, S225, 926.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22
To Finish Rooms.

Bayard Taylors opinion on this subject lie
thus expressed in the Independent:
"For the finishing Of the rooms Their is moth
ing equal to the native wood, simply oiled to de-
volope tho beauty Of thograin. Even the com.
monest pine, treated in this way, has a warmth
and lustre, beside which the dreary white paint
80 common even in the best houses, looks dull
and dead. Nothing gives house such cold
uncomfortable air as white paint and white
plaaier This color is fit only for the tropics -
Our cheap common woods-pino, ash, chestnut
oak, maple, beech, walnut, butternut-od9r as
variety Of exquisite tint5 and ibrou9 patterns,
which until recently, have been wholly dis
regarded in building. Even in furniture we
are just beginning to discover how much mora
chaste and elegant are oak and walnut than
mahogany. Tie beauty of room is dependent
on the harmony Of its ool0ring as that of a pic
tura Some Of the uglies5 and most di9agrcaabls
apartments have ever seen were just those
which contained the most expensive furniture
and decorations
My experience shows That d room finished
with the best seasoned oal, or walnut costs 40.
tualIy less than one finished with pine, painted
and grained in imitation Of those woods. I've
yerandahs Of yellow pine treated TO two coats
Of boiled oil, have a richness and beauty Of col
or beyond the reach Of pigments; aad my Only
regret connected with the house 10 that waa
persuaded by the representations of mechanics,
to use any paint ut all"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

OaITnNG TOO Mvcu,--A green, g0odnatured.
money making, up-country fellow, who said ev-
orything dTyly, got things fixed" and struck
up bargain for matrimony. Having no par
ticulqr regard for Appearances the parties agreed
to employ not over wise country justice to put
On the tackling He commenced the ceremonies
by remarking that " i, was customary on ouch
occasions to commence with prayer, but ha
believed he would omit that" After tying the
knot, he said " it was customary to give the
couple some advice, but BIO believed be would
omit that. 1t was customary, too, to kiss the
bride, but he believed he would omit that also. -
The ceremony being ended, the bridegroom took
the justice by the ba,ton-holo, and clapping his
finger on his nose, said " Squire, its customs
ry to give the magistrate fyo dollars but I
b'hepe I'll omit that!"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

HOUSEHOLD oRDs.--Slop your noise Shus
up this minute! I'll box your cars Hold your
tongue Let me be Go way Get oul
Behave yourself! won't You shall New
er mind You'll catch it Don't bother me
Come here directly! Put away those things
You'll kill yourself! don't care! They're
mine Mind your own business LII tell ma
You moan thing There told you so You
didn't You did l will have it, 0, see
what you have done Twas you Won't
you get it, though! It's my house Whose
afraid Of you. Mah.h.h-h. Boo, hoo. Boo,
boo, co, 90, What's the matter Clear out Of
this room directly Do You hear me Right
away Dear me It's enough to set one ora
zy never did see in all my born days
Would you put tuck in it Well says | !!
says he! says she says they Bless rae +!
No! Hem it all the way round Three
aopnccs Gorel Pompadour Worked
eFosawiso Lord x Taylor's Trimmed wish
velvet Ten yards Cut bias Real sweet 3
And one or two more FoaAg Fair.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

NATURAL WEiENNs.-A 90 bamptous" trs,a-
Ter oyertaking an old Presbyterian minister,
whose nag wat much atisuod, quizaed the old
gentleman upon his turn cut. g 4 nice
horse, yours, doctor very-vAluabla bssst,
that--bUt what makes him wAs his tail 70.
doctor p" Why, as you hayo askc1 me- I
will tell yoa. II is for tho sane reason that
your tongue wago s5--a sort Of natural weak
ness"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

The cathedral Of Chris: church, Oxford Eng,
land, stands upon the ailo of an ancient nun.
merry, founded in the eighth century by Prince
Of OxCorl, father Of the Saxon Saint Fridcs-
wide. According to the legends, the beauty Of
Fridas"'lc, who presided over the noan9ry, at
tractcd the attention Of the Morcian Prince AL
gar who, unable by entroaty to prevail on her
to overcome her resolution of calibacy, deter
mined to carry her of by forco, and entered tho
city OF Oxford for that purpose To oyado this
pursuit the pious virgin concealed herself for
some time in pi3ssy, and when this ansayory
place Of s2cnson no longer ayailoi, Heaven
inteliarod in her behalf, and the daring lover
was visited with blindness, from which ho did
not recover until ho had ropontel of bis evil
designs, and then only through The interoceson
Of tho saint
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-22

PowHR IN A NonAN's EYn.--A Lady, when
the conversation turned on dynamioa, asked
Che late George Stephenson, the celebrated en-
sincer ; " What 10 you consider the most pow
erful force in nature ?'' - will soon rnswcr
that question: said he 1T is tho eye of a
woman, Ito tho man that loves her } for if
d woman looks with afeston on man, should
ho 60 to tho Gtt2rmoay ends Of ,ho earth, tie
recollection of thai Io3k Will 5gin5 MIN back. -