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MRS. WINSLOw.
RELIEF ANDHEALTH II
Price Is cents per Bottle.


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years, and Gan sAS, IN
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ton ~ its magicA ieiiests :
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
Part OF N. a. McNairy Farm
CD Aeres

DURsU Ant to decree OF the Chancefy Court At
i Nashville IN the case of Amanda A. Porter We.
R. C. McNairy asd Others will offer public sale
at ,he Court House in this city
Saturday the 18th day Of February, 1850,
sixty-two acres and sc poles AZ land lying the
West side Of the Franklin TURNPIKE Road miles from
the city the being part Of the N. A. AcSairy
farm, and being LstsSo l. 2, in the plan Of the
division Of said farm Said ld fronts the urnpike,
a ID BT own,s C. eek through tract and
same will De sold a whole divided may sp-
pear II ost advisable On day OF sale
TEgNs--l,2, L 8 years credft-notes 10 bear in
terest be pay able ia Ba lien o. be retained
jan. I6, 1860 III. J. T. GLEAVES, c K VI.
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We are indebted to Hon. JAMES NJ QUARLEs
for copy OF the Report of the Treasury De-
partment on Commerce and Navigation for
1859
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
Gomruerrial.

DafLr PArkiar ufrIck
HAshvilIx. Feb II. isea.
C0TT0S-1here xs< bnt lilsle done In
cosson today. We htard Of sAs sale az a
sss< AZ la;ls; 4 At lef; s II 8; IS ut loi;
5 st q; aud IL ~ Iesc. 4 b.
WdEAf-frime Rcd and white. Ii de-
msnd ~ 81 io(9I IS
BAcoS-HAnss Ie; shsaldsrs ! }es Clear
Sidss los u D
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13

: ws sIH seca ssaz ert<rs 90 Starts FsQarsl
"a slfxh e prefer shsirF zfs ss,<eissly fuf sheza
s14F.ztss Ilz<s sA@ll - z.1s - reszs.s<-
1sass-<f J. 4 acsliL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
House and Lot on Broad street.

DURSUANT to decree OF the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville IN the of James johnson =.
Johnson others. viii offer public sale. at the
Court House in this city on
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1850,
the house and Lot North-side OF Broad (oe
tween Cherry and Summer) formerly occupied by
James johnson. Lot O. feet froat.
1EEss--Cash 81 ,G00-and for the the balance
eredh u ., years, interest except for year
the ldsi f1te
Buildings 10 commence at $13 400.
jan 10, 1860. I'd j. 4 GI.EAvES. C. &M
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0banftrp Salts
Chaucerv Sale.

J. Hooper. vs.. Alexander Nccewn and others
<DURsUANT 10 a decree OF the Chaucery Court at
i Nashville IN the above named case, will oGer At
public sale al the Court House. in this city,
On Saturday the 18th dav Of February, 1850.
A House aud Los Russell street. Edgedeld,
the came being the property occupied by Alex
AcCown, tile lot fronts So feet, aad runs back ITO
feet 10 an aey-)
TEsNs---9 months credit--and without right Of re-
demptoB-purchase money IN be well secured by
personal security, and lien to be retained
jan. 16, 1850 ID - L. GLEAyES, C. NJ
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CrImtnaI Court CIerk.

ST We are authorized TO announce CHARLES n.
HAYS as a Candidate Criminal Court Clerk al the
ensuing election. decSl-te
E@ Weare authorized to announce JOHN SHANK,
ESQ.,, a Candidate for re-eiec 10 10 the Office Of
Criminal CourtcIerk at next March election my lite
We are authorized TO announce Ut. &
PATTERSON as a candidate for Criminai Cot II Clerk
attaes nsuing Marc b election may4 I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13

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yryax pAYERs .As xlsh % assa fnensslv<s e
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h<reSy se4zEeS sh4x snef ~ na< - - ~ c<itnK
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az rssx per sezzn vii be sizes~a fs< sss a1ss q
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
Chancery Sale---W. AZ. Lucas
LANDS.
Chancery Sale---W. Il. Lucas
Lands. .


Lands. t
DURSCANr TO a decree Of this Court in the case OF
l. j hn KAmage w. 4. Lucas and others IN ie-
sal hours
saturday the 18th Of February, 1860,
al the Court house III liIs city viii oner at public
sale 10 the hghest bidder a credit vi IL -
iotis with interest Ir9m day OF sale aud Tree
redemption the tract of 597s acres OF Land bought
b. ". h. Luues, 1t a chaacery sale ia the case
A. Ailison Admir-, VS.. Ciulcher and others anu also
tue trIctot 10 acres and "a poles bought Dy him OF
htseit, aiso Is acres, part of the
arm by ". X Lucas, anu described by him
IN the Deed o, Trust mlGe 10 d. Cross.
will sell such portion OF the oa7s acre uaet as
may be left unsod alter the sale tbs decree Ia
the cas- VI Allison, Admir-, Cru'cher and 9th
aad Ia addition the said tracts OF l0ahd ID
5nti enough shall have been sold pay anu satisfy
TIE uecree this IN this Tor S50l 80, be-
sides Interest and costs. Purchasers viii be re-
CURED "a execute their notes, with approved eceur
y at the time 81 sale, and lieu Viii be retaiDed
tle land until the purchase money Is fully paid.
). f. GLEAVrsS {. 4 NJ,
jan1S-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
Chancery Sale---W. X. Lucas
Lands.
DURSUANT to q decree vf this Court In the case or
&C. McNairy Co. VS.. ". Il. Lucas others,
~ legal hours, on
saturday the 18th Of February, 1860,

Ddtufud! tH6 IotH vi FCBIudIJ, IoUU,
at the Courthouse in this city, Il will ofer at public
SALE to the highest bidder, a credit Of II and "a
mouths with interest from dey OF sale from
redemption the tract of SEX of Land, bought
b. w. X. Lucas al Chancery Sale, under decree in
the case OF A. Allison Admir- Crutcher and 9TH
crs; and also, the tract of 10 and - poles,
bought by him Of whitseGt and by whitsett OF
Vaughan.
will sell such portion of the 591s may
be iest unsoid sale decree
% Allison, ADMIR-, &C, VS. Crutcher, and IN addl-
Lion the said TRACK OF 10 and "a psles until
enough shall have be5n sold 20 pay and satisfy the
oi tuis Court ia the for rs 30, besides
interest anu costs. Purchasers Will required 70
execute their lotes Nth approved security at the
tune of the sale and q ien will be retained the
land uutil paid for. J. E. GLEAVfS, C. < NJ,
Janls-td Chancery Court at Nashville
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
RHEUMATISM
Mustang Liniment.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED

Mr.. 5 LITcH, Hyde rark, VT, writes:-'' That the
horse vas considered worthless" (his was
Spavin,) "but since the free of the Mustang
LinimenI, have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your
Liniment has been doing wonders up here"
400 BROAD STREET ,PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
(Extrdct-) "a In lifting the kettle from the fire it
became unmanag cable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to a crisp II an
a~iui sight. The Mustang LinimenI appeared TO ex-
tract the pain. IL healed rapidly without ness
and IeII no scar OF account. Truly yours,
&C AkL.E:o FOSTER
Such language this is but the constan md
raj echo wherever this article rs used
This Eminent Is Indispen sable TO planters and
owners OF horses aud mules. Mr.. JOHN DASELs,
OF Montgomery, Ala, sold slave Tor 5000, ho
raised from utter uszlessuess by this LIninen mt.
Every family should have IL. be very particular
and enquire for the Mustang Liniment take 10
other.
Sold by ali dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands OF the can for
IS cents, So cents, and 3 per bottle.
BARNES a PARK New York
nov25-6mdt~Sw
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HRnfeA-

Board wanted Tor 4 gentleman and his wife / n =
strictly private family. Reference given.
Al fess, j. 3, Bsx 1oT,
febii-n Nashville, TeEn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
For sheriff.

p We authorized announce JOHN K.
EDAOSDSON a Candidate for sheriff Of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. oct2o-te.
HIVE are authorized 10 announce JAMES N.
HINTON as candidate for re-eiection the ONCE Of
'Sherin Of Davidron county, zt the ensuing March
election. sept2std.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT, is coextensive with the civilization of the
globe. Other articles claim to ALLEVIATE pain and
distress-ths Family Physicians, Govern
meut Hospitals Farriers, Planters Farmers Livery
men, &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact
throughout the world. No article ever before re
ceived such undivided praise and suppertfrom Medi
cal and Scientific men.
RHEUMATISM
OF years standing, has been totally cured. Piles
Ulcers, Tuners, Running Sores, scrofuIa STIFF Joints
FelOns, Swellings, Burns, Bites Boils, Chaps, Neu
ralgia, Salt Rheum and all aches aud pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring bone Call scratches, SPAWN, FollEv
sweeney ,HoOf-ail, sc /, are sobdued and cured by
he
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13

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kitkz-L, HooPka . Co.,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-13
CANDIDATES.


r. NE are authorized 70 announce BAxrER sn1n,
Esq.,. Of Sumner county, q candidate foT Attorney
General in the Ninth JUDICIAL District, composed of
the counties OF Sumner, DAVIDSON and Williamson.
Election May next ocu4-te
a1r We are requested 10 announce s. L FINLEY as
candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth Judi
ciai Circuit. Election Nay 1850. --s z~-
oct lite
sS- We are authorized announce JAMES E.
RAINS Esq. candidate for the once OF Attorney
General OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
Election next May. octS-te
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Do Gelearapl.


= 100 t<4<z = WAsHISGroS, Feb 10.
House-Mr Reagan was appointed a m NJ
Der of the Committee on Indian Affairs In
place of Mr.. Farnsworth. excused.
Mr.. Thomas was appointed member OF
the Committee on Revolutionary Pensions in
place of Mr.. Reagan, excus d.. rEF
Mr.. HiBdman was appointed a member Of
the Commute on Private land Claims in place
OF Mr.. Hamilton, excused
Mr.. Morse offered a resolution. which lies
over calling on the President to communicate
copies of all communications which have
been received Fl. m the British Government
ald othe 10 Ulcers on the subjsc of the AT ic \
slave trade since February, 1858, and copies
of all the correspondence between the British
and United States Government on the sub
ject of the slave trade.
On notion of Mr. Morse the Committee on
Commerce was direct to inquire into the
expediency of prohibiting by law all Amcri-
can vessels from being engaged in the Cnolie
trade or for transporting apprentices TO the
West Indies or other ports of the world.
The Speaker laid before the House copy
OF the State Constitution recently adopted
at Wyandotte preliminary to the rec.p-
tion of Kansas into the Uuiou.
Mr.. Morse introduced a resolution that the
standing committees which were authorize
to employ clerks at the last session of Con-
gress, be now authorised to do so, with the
addition of the Committees on Accounts and
Territories
The resolution was resisted on the Demo-
cratic side
Mr.. Houston said there was no present ne
ceSsity of clerks. He moved to table the reso-
luton. Negative.
Mr.. Burnett said they could be of no use,
except as private secretaries To the chairman
Mr. Maynard said the committees were thu
to be provided for. Complaints were made
that clerks were appointed when there was
nothing to do.
The Democrats continued to oppose the
resolution by dilatory measures. without dis
position of it.
The House resolved itselfinto committee
OF the whole on the state of the Union. Mr.
Washburne. of H., in the chair.
Mr. Sherman offered series of resolutions
referring the various branches of the Pre>i-
dents annual message TO the appropriate
standing committees, and the Pacific rail-
road question to a select committee of eigh-
teen.
Mr.. Terry proceeded to reply to what h.
characterized as uniOunded and unprecedeni-
ed assaults on the Republican party and spoke
at some length.
Mr.. Reagan explained his views, denying
the legal authority. either on the part OF
Congress or of the people Of Territory, TO
deprive man of his slave property therein
When, however, the people OF a Territory
come 10 form a Constitution, they may by
the exercise of the revolutionary right, des-
troy slavery, but in no other way.
The committee rose. A memorial from
Mr.. Blair, of No., contesting Mr.. Barrett's
seat was presented and referred TO the com
| mittee on elections.
The House then a6iOurned
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Constantly on Hand
AOMdon Porter.

We have some OF Barclay Perkins 4 Co.'s celebrat-
ed London Porter, winch is regarded the best Tor
10. G. BROWN EVANS.
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I~RaxK Ir>slEE.s MAGAZINE AND eAzEzIE or
ssf-sr JOHN YORK 4 CO.
G.P. h. James, New Novel.
TIVE aAx IL sI.krE-s Hlssere.i Renznes q
- jaIIx sG8K 4 60.
febf-r No. - unsea szFesL
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Window Glass.

tNTISnow GLASS, esst ausiisy, Of al s.nes .fren
w 10y 10 Ga 80 81 &c, cor sale ~
sse<1s eaS<. Eafszfs y &a1 q
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Criminal CourtcIerk at next March election my lite
II We are authorized 10 aaaounee ur. & u
PATTERSON as acandidaiefor CriminaiCoI,i Clerk
stthes nsung Marc election. maya I'd
County Trustee.
EF weare authorized announce JOHN w. MAX
March election. octll-id
sS- We are authorized TO announce E. A. RA-
Worth as a Candidate Tor Trustees OF Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
ia1l7-te
zs-we are authorized to announce WIN. JASPER
TAYLOR as Candidate for Trustee Of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election. jan2 u
zs- We are authorized announce HENRY l.
JUSiICE as Candidate for County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election sepio-te
ES-weare iuthorizedto announced HOS. SAM
DEhS Candidate for the oIice oil County Trustee
OF davidson County Al the election 10 be held in
March, 1866. aprz0-td
ST. We are suthorizedto announce SAMUEL r
AAkNT Candidate Tor County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprle-td
a9- Te authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE ;in1.t.t4 for Trustee OF davidson coun
y, at the next darcn election. aug2o-te
For Tax Collector.
ss- We authorized To announce DR.. 10 ".
BROWN as a oaBuiuate Tor Rev enue Collector Da-
vldsan county at the ensuing March election.
jLu24-te
II 1--WE are authorizedt to annou nce Q. c. DEGRovE
a candidate for nevenue Collector oi DAVIDSON
count., at the ensuing March eiecIion.
janzo-te
ss- We authorized to announce W. B. YoUSG,
OF " hitc's Creek Candidate for Revenue Collec
tor at tn ensuing March election
ss- We authorized to announce DANIEL G.
CLARk 4 candidate for Revenue Collector OF La
wilson county at the ensuing March election.
deU30-te
Rd- We are authorized 70 announce ACTON
YOUNG Candidate Tax Collector Of Davidson
cOunty at the ensuing March election.
dec29-te
&C. We are authorized to announce A j. RAMSEY
candidate for state and County Revenue COlec-
tor DAVIDSON county at the ensuing March eiec
tion. decz6-te
IT p We are authorized TO announce JOEL A BAT
TIE a candidate the Office OF Revenue COilec-
tor oil Davidson county At the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2l-te
81 We authorized to announce JOHN GREER
a candidate for the Office OF State
and County Revenue Collector at tile ensuing March
election. dec2l-te
sB We authorized announce ANDREW
GREGORY candidate for Tax Collector oI Davi i'd
county At the ensuing March election.
dec20-te
RT- We are authorized to announce ROBERT :
PUH Kris candidate for Revenue Collector OF Da-
wilson county at tile ensuing March election.
deC20-te
R4- We autho riZed tn announce Z. ID. WHIT
@ObIH candidate iof the office OF Revenue Col
sctor OF Davidson county At the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec22-te
For CODsta bie-1 st District.
RS- We are authorized to aunounCe a. CARTEB
a cahuid Constable III this, the First Dis
trict, at the March election. ian31-te
pa-we are authorized to announce Capt. JESSE W.
PAGE, candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election.
janI2-ie
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IIAyf>G moves my e eds 60 Cherry street. next
III d tAs 1sa<Asr's tsAak enc aeof ireaa lsioa,
,.ke he oecasisn 10 rstarn shaaks ny irsends and
customers fsr ss hbersl y@IrezEgs eszts~eu a. the
old stand ABe hape hat eak1gs q place Will not
caly causs = cssnslnaanes Bet Al iocfeaE1 q Tie
trade heres.1pre feerised-
hazs-sf J. H. heStLi-
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laws White Wheel Grease.

The best article for greasing carriage wheels and
machinery Of all knds. For sale by
10. C. BROWN 4 EVANS.
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Fine Teas.

just received large sot Of Ne PLUS ULTRA.
BLACK aad PLANTATION IMPERIAL TEAS. These
Teas are considered tbs best impOFtsd and for ths
sale Of which we sole agents.
taafs-if 10. g. Brown q EyASs
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Fine l4iuuNrs.
Also,

general assortment Of Paints, OILS, varnishes.
Laaes, FishiIs Tackle, P~rfunsry, Brushes, Dye
purchasers.
10. G. BROWN EVANS
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oatthe world.
Ceiar a. Sss York
eents per bottle.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-29

&C mmereial il Guence are the wonder
and astoniShment of the CIVILIZED
world. Without our commerce,
without our pafrOuage, ENGLAND
would cease to exist as "A PROSPEROUS
nation. In ffankneS, they are ready
to confess it, aud well do the Euro
pean powers know il. | opihe that
the visit Of the PRINCE Of WA.E'
to the great. NoRTH AMERICAN RE-
PUBL C. iiis someaha: III view the
estabiisI ment and pcrpetrIiy oi
fri ndly -rrlAtops between the two
countrit.:.it viii certainly have that
tendency Malk also. he PECULIAR
" democratic communication. ir"m
Her MAJE>TY. to he'll ''grcd flead
the PRESIDE Thi,is ~ anomaly IN
Royal eprsIeS. Perhaps 10 CORES
pond,nc under like circumstances
was ever chartctcriz d By such slm
plicity. kindness and cordIal iiend-
ship, aud yilhal most appropriate.
LAFAYETTE,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-29
4 DtIiaIilul i.eernd.

There is \ charming tradition con-
urctei with the site OF whicA the
tempe of solomon was erected Il
is said to have beea occupied by
two broth rs, one 0f whom had a
{ miiy; Ire 9th. had nonr On This
spot vas sewn field f wheat. On
the evening succeeding be hafFest.
III WHEAT having been gathered in
sepiri'e socks. the elder breih"r said
unto ii- wife, My yolpger brother
is unable to b-nr The bar'len AMI heat
Of The d,y; viii arise, take Of my
shocks aud place With Iii, WI hout
his knusledge. The younger broth
er briug nc'unted hy the same b.
nevolenr motives, said within himself,
My cl!er brother has iamilJ. and
have none, | will contribute to thsir
support; viii arise, take of my
shocks and place them with bis with
ou' his knowls,!ge" Juise ol iheiI
muturl asionisl'ment whpu on the
following morning, they fonad their
respective shocks un.l!ninisl'ed. :
This course of events ,rauspirrd for
several nights. whon each resolved
to stand guard and solve the mystery
They did 80; when on the felioaiee
night they met eaehs ether haii way
between thrir respective shocks, with
their arms full Upon ground bal
lowed with such .assaciaiion as this
was the temple Of Sniomon erected
so spacious and magaliicent, tn
wonder and admiration Of the world
Alas! 10 these d Us bow many woule
sooner steal their Hbrosher's Shol,
shock than add to it a single sheaI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-29
" ashius in Molten Metal.

Robert Houdin, the great FreDel
masician, relates tie ioIcHirg IN hl:
MT nipiir:
'-Iaoald only repeat this exFeri
ment which am no; fond 6i fol
Your sake" NJ Douiigny said: q
confess that,tbopgh | am morally sure
of the result, always feel an emo
liou wbica | cinnos disp L. "lf that
be tie ease ! replied. ''suFPese we
go? wall believe your Ho:'i. mo,
no; lam bound lnsLcw you this curious
lpheuomcnon. But, by the gay. the
learned doctor added, "iet- me see
our hands He took lh, m in hl--
IL NJ H. h. won't on. "th' y are
very DR., ior our fXpcfinrn5. . on
I tlmk so" "Ceti. iui,' Then i,
is d4ngsrous?' sit nigh be so.
"ln hat case we vii! 50" | said,
,uruing to ;he door. ''T!at would
be pity nv compaiion rtrhed,
holding me back; stay. dip your
hands 10 this bucket OF water, dry
them well, aud they will be suili-
cieuily ,!amp.
mus mention that. TO insure the
success Of this mqFvelous experiment.
Auo ot'i,r condition Isl qIiaite than
Ito Lave the hands Slightly damp
i hid scarce finish q wiping my
hands when the furnace was opeIed
and 4 jet Of melted metal, about the
thickness Of my arm, buIst FORTH
Sparks Qew ia every tlreeti1n, a il it
were ii lirework performance. "Eait.
few minutes" ii. Boulisny said,
"til the metal is cleansed, for it
would be dangerous TO try oar ox-
pertinent at this moment >
Five minut, later the stream OF
liquid Gre ltft off hubhling and
emitting srol 'ae, 1t became Indeed, 20
limpid and brIIiiaut that il seorched
our eyes at few yaIts of. All at
once my companion walked op 10 The
furnace aod calmly began washing
his hands in the metal as If 1t bad
been lukeWarm water. make 10
pretense TO bravery. / couf SIS at
this nioment my heart b at as if i;
would instant yet, when NJ .Boutig
ny ended his strange abiuiipu, |
walked forward in my turn With a
deter minaiion t bat proved a certain
strength OF will Unlisted my
piof ssoIs motemen's; and in my
Joy. ] took haudlj,l Of the Metal
and thr.w 1t high in tho air. and
it fell back in fire shower on the
ground.