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Chicago Market.

Decsmber l5.
FLOUR Dull.
GRAIN-N heat, No. 9. spring Chica-
go quiet; closing at 05f cash; this az
ternoon the market was dub. Corn, No.
2 mixed old easier, new opened firm and
closed dull at 434a434c. Oats, firmer,
No. 2 at 3S4a38ac. Rye, No. 2 firm at
CSC Barley closed at Zoe for No. 2
spring.
HOGS-Dressed, dull at IS; live ac-
tive at 85a6 20. ss..
cATTLE-Quiet at 8 5oa7 rs. &
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Attachment.

George H. Davenport, plaintiff, ] Before F. n.
Vi. Beard, J. r.
Fred Neuhart, defendant. Of Center
township, Monroe county, Ohio: On the a2d
day Of November. 1870, said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action
for the sum Of @ls 20 debt. and SO probable
costs; said cause will be for hearing January
Z, 1871, st O'Clock p. m.
GEO. b. DAVENPORT,
nov2sw3. By Amos 4 Sprisgs, att'ys.
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,gslp 9Sbertissn'sl''ts,
N E W M Z T..
Now Ready to Perform Work In the
Best Manner.

FHE undersigned has just completed his
i new mill. on Sunfsh- creek, and is pre-
pared to grind wheat, corn, and all other
kinds OF grain, to the satisfaction of all who
may patronizs him. ~
The mill was erected by. q drst class mill
wright, Mr. George Richnsr, and is prouou ounc-
ed, by competent judges, the best mill on
suntsh creek. There is two sets OF burrs
and arrangements are making to run third
sett.
Farmers will consult their own interests by
giving their grinding to this mill, where they
can do as well, II not better than elsew'h here.
dec2omi. JACOB PFALzGRAF.
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FROM the Register.l
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

November IA.
Trade very quiet and prices without
material change, except for hogs for
which prices have . strong downward
tendency. We quote:
BUTTER-Abundant supply and pri-
ces lower, selling at 25@35c.
CHEESE-Infair demand at l54@ I6s
for Goshen.
CARBON OIL-Prices are firm; stand.
ard brands. in jobbing way. 24@25c
and no charge for package.
CANDLES-Staf at HOBO; City
mould ~ I2sc. .zssa'a
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Attachment.

Frederick Changes Before
70. Beard, J., r Of
Philip noiz, Joseph Nots Center township,
4 Rdwsrd Wilde, part Monroe county.
ners uudsr tha firm Ohio: On the lst
name Of Philip Kots & day Of Decem-
Co. ber 1870. said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above a5tionsfor; the sum Of $22z 81; said
cause will be for hearing January IL. 1871.H
lOo'clock m. FREDERICK CLAU6ES,
dccl3w3 By Amos Spriges, Att'ys.
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Problems, Puzzles. Enigmas, Rid.
dies and Answers.
For the Spirit.l

for the opirIt.I
No. 81. What number divided by 10
will give Of remainder: divided by 9
gives s for a remainder, and so on divi-
ded by each of the digits gives one less
for remainder than the divisor, hut di-
videi by II gives no remainder! An
answer is reqqested. j.. w. B. s
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Notice.

THE undersigned will offer for sale, on he
1 premises, on
Thursday, the 29th day of December, 1870
the following real estate as the property of
James Carmichael, decd, to wit: Lot number
fofty-six in the town Of Stafford, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio Sold by order of Probate Court.
Appraised at 500.
: TERMs-One-half in hand and one-haf in
one year; deferred payment to bear interest and
to be secured. JACOB McVAY,
Ex'r of the will Of James Carmichael, decd.
nov29w4
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Administrators Sale.

/ N pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
lsof Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction, on
Saturday, the l4th day Of January, 1871,
at o'clock p. m, upon the premises, the follow
ing described real estate situated in the county
OF Monroe and State Of Ohio, to wit: Lot num-
Der fifteen in the tewn of Miltonsburg and one
fourth acre being lot number eight, section ten
townshipsix Of range six.
Terms cash.
80 8. B. LULEY,
dec13td Admir- Lawrence Walter,
Amos 4 Spriggs, Att'ys.
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AN 5 n 3 & S !.

Answers to aTYRo'sn Puzzles, DC, in
SPIRIT Of December g.:
19 Buried Rioers-Lewis Neuse, Red
90 Andgrams- Dublin, Paris, Lisbon,
Athens. Warsaw, Cork.
Answers to 'EcLEcrIc's'' Puzzles, DC,
in SPIRIT Of December 6:
81. Qui5bles-l. Z and 1. 2. five,
five ffths and s. 8. BY pushing the
cork in T. Your LETT elbow.
o. By cutting the board thus:
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
am; pRoM WoopsFIEIp.

Barnesville, which now includes Beallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
Tx. Leave esch morning at 9 A N.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
rridsys. leave Wednesday and Saturday
IT :. N.
eun6sh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves "wednesday mornings at An
3 southern. Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
frideys. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
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And placing the parts thus s
zfFor the spirit.lis

q =
Answer to No. % of Dec. 6: Draw
upon the board two parallel
lines dividing it into three equal areas or
sections Of one foot in width commenc.
ing at one enc, cut with the first line one
half the length of the board from this
pointcut at right angles or perpendicular
to the lines drawn to the second line !;
thence with said line to the opposite end
when the board will be cut as required.
Q. 5. SLOAN.
%. On the first view Of the question
there does not appear to be any loss !;
for if it be supposed that in selling 5
apples for 2 cents she gave Of the lat
ter sort (viz., those at 8 for cent, J and
2 of the former (viz., those at 3 for a
cent, she would receive just the same
money she bought them for; but this
will not hold through out the whole, for
admitting that she sells them as above,
it must he evident that the latter stock
would be exhausted FIRST, and conse-
quently she must sell as many of the
former as remained overplus at 5 for Q
cents, which she bought at 4 for 2 cents,
and would therefore lose. Jtivill be
readily found that when she has sold
all the latter sort in the above manner,
she would only have sold so of the for
rner; there remain then 40 apples to Be
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sold at 5 for 2 cents which were bought
at the rate of 4 for 2 cents. Or, the
process may be stated in this way:
l20(92 for cent is 60 cents. ,oo
1908 /" /" 40 ]" loo Gus
240@5 SO cts
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lUSend us the local news from your
townships. Give Us the outlines and
Ven Arrange the matter for publication
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the apdegsisnsd
~ was, on the Goth day Of 0csobsr, 1870, ap
pointed Administrator Of the estate q Boni1r
min Joy, decd. JOHN BEARDM0RE
decsws. .....ss.
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lFor the spirii

Eor tne cplrlt.I
1921 cHARADr.
Ny first is blessing that comes from on high,
In Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall;
Though hundreds OF thousands its victims hays
been,
Its absence would farnish US an.
Change the spelling somewhat but retaining
the sound, iaf
I'm a Kings or an Emperor's rule; &
But leave one letter out, still retaining the
sound,
I'm guide for 8 horseor mule.
Ny two is weapon by savages used
For warfare or furnishing food;
Both David and Jonathan knew of its use,
And so did the bold Robin Hood.
If spelled with four letters instead Of with
three,
There's something so curious aboutit
A lady will say she has none, ,.but yet still.
Doesn't wish you to think shes without it.
Till the time of the dcluge my whole had not
But every year since iths. doubtless been seen.
TYRo.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IL Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity. send free
to all who need it the fscips ana iifsotioa
for making the simple remedy BY which Ee
wasAculsd. Sufferers Wishing to profit 81 the
advertiser's experience can do 80 by address
sing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
novl5Y. No. AZ Cedar street, N. Y.
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Administrators. Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uHder-
IN signed has been appointed Administrator
Of the estate of Isaac Workman, dsc'd.
dec20w3s JACOB DAVIS.
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Administrators Notice.

N0TICF is hereby given that the undersigned
~ was, on the 10Th day of October, 1870, ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate of Emanuel
Christy. decd.
decf3w3 SYDNOR WHITACRE.
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N BL E w @ RK s.

MICH OlIJAs WAC ONHEI M
Is prepared to furnish
MON u MlENTS, TOMB STONES,
Head stones, and all articles usually manu-
factured in first class Marble establishments,
At the lowest cash prices.
Persons desiring TO purchase win find IL to
their interest to call. Place Of business two
doors South Of Pcstoface, Main street, Woods
aeld, Ohio. ianl4Y.
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wARNEN,s
r IL II II r. M 4 ~ Y

Warmers Pile Remedy hAs never
failed (nct oven in one oasS) TO ouret vary
worst cases Of Blind. Itching Or lsi,sifss
Piles. Those Who are afdicted shod'a i,apA
diately call on their drrr1' 4 sad rst, WAX
HER's PfLs RsnEDr. It Is rxpt.s.i F,r ~
Piles, and It Is not reos'.,is+nist q. .,ii~. asv
other disease, II has re- sua,,v eAsss af
over three years standing prl~. IN. Uei
lar. For sale BY druggists .v%es swhss~
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Attachment.

John Burkhard, ! Before F. NJ. Beard, J. P. of
vs. Center township, Monroe
Philip Kiots, county, Ohie: On the 1st
day of December, 1870, said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action
for the sum of 81; said cause will bs for hear
ing on the l4th day lof January. 2s7l, at 10
O'Clock .. m. JOHN BURXHARD,
dsclaw3. by Amos & spriggs, Att'ys.
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THIS House has been recently furnished
i throughout, and the proprietor will spare
no pains to make his guests comfortable. His
table will be supplied with the best the mar
ket affords. apr27l.
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4 cts
Loss in the above transaction,
For the Spirit.l

A|~oS AL eaO opoVC ei iohoaCtlon, Gus
IFor the spirit.l
Answer to No. % of Dec, 6: The
market woman lost cents by the trans
action. For the 1st lot of 12O apples
cost cent each, the second lot of 12O
apples cost 1 cent each; by mixing the
lot the aggregate cost of 2 apples is SO
of a cent,and the mean cost per apple of
the mixed lot is 5-l2 of cent each. By
selling the mixed lot at 2-5 of a cent
each, consequently there was loss OF
so of a cent per apple, or one cent on
each lot of 60 apples. The amount of
the mixed lot being 240 div. by CO. cts
the amount minus. @. S. SLOAN.
Stafford, Dec 13.
Answers to Enigmas, DC, in SPIRIT of
December 6:
No. II. Grammatical Enigma-Levi
G. Brock, Cameron, O..
No. Is. BY r. STAoEY-Gibeon.
No. "a. The Griadstone Problem
Inches
AS share, S.03S5
BIS 9.5351
Cs g 124264
DIS {" 90
Clarington, o. H. MAURY.
ULE.-Frem the area of the grind
stone deduct its one-fourth; find the di-
ameter of the remaining three fJurths,
deduct this from the whole diameter /;
one-half the remainder is the depth the
first must grind From which the method
of finding the shares of the Others read
lily suggests itself
This rule is based on the supposition
that there are four equal parts to be
ground off. If there were six persons,
each to grind off an equal part, we first
deduct one sixth, and proceed as above
stated NJ.
Antioch, O.
EDS. SPIRIT We propose answering
some of the enigmas, &C., in the Spirit
of December g.:
Grammatical Eatgma-Levi G. Brock,
cameron, u.
Buried RiUers-Lewis, Neuse, Red.
Andgrams--Dublin, Paris, Lisbon,
Athens, Warsaw, Cork.
The Market Woman's Puzzle-She
lost in the transaction; she paid 81 for
240 apples and sold them Tor SO cents,
therefore lost cents.
B. H. & NJ. C. HAWKINS.
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For the spirit.)

lfor the Spiritl
lss.l DrcAruA1loss.
/. Behead a dish and leave bird Of
evil omen.
Q. Behead coward, and leave bird
having no sswhite feather"
8. Behead kind Of hound, and leave
a noble bird.
4 What kind of a bird must you be.
head to get up "Ihussa" TRIO.
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Sheriff Sale.
Frederick Miller
Francis Miller ct al.


M virtue Of an order Of sals 10 me directed
from the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, Iwill offer for sale, at the
front door of the court house, In the town Of
Woodsdeld; between tbs hours Of 10 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. m, on
Saturday. the 24th day of December, 1870,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to Wit: Beginning for
thesane at the southeast corner Of the north
west quarter Of section twenty-six township
four range six; thence north one and one -hrlf
degrees east ffsy-one rods and nine links;
thence south seventy degrees west twenty
six rods and nine links; thence north twenty
two and one fourth degrees west eighty-eight
rods and nineteen links; thence north forty
degrees west twenty six rods; thence south
seventy five and ons-fourth degrees west
eighty six rods and fifteen links; thence
south 'one, and one half degrees west FIVE rods
and six links: thence south seventy Eve je.
grees east forty one rods and twsnty links;
thence south sixty six degrees east 10 rods;
thenc south eighty one degrees east twelve
rods; thence north eighty three degrees east
fifteen rods; thence south twenty one degrees
east thirty two rods;thenoe north eighty four
degrees east I've rods; thence south Eve de-
grees east thirty FIVE rods; thence east twenty
i've reds and Eve links. with Indian creek
thence south eighteen rods; thence south
eighteen degrees west twenty rods; thence
south eighty nine degrees east forty three
rods and s links, with the quarter section
line, to the place Of beginning, containing
forty two acres and one tenth Of an acre
more or less; subject Ito the dover estate Of
Sarah Miller.
Appraised at $l,2so.
GEORGE CALDWELL.
nov2aw5 Sheriff n. C. o.
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Annual Report Of the Monroe Co.
Agricultural Society.

The Secretary and Treasurer submit
the following report, of the receipts and
expenditures, for the year, 1870:
Receipts from all sources, SS9l o5
Expenditures, 70l Is
Balance in treasury, S1S9 80
A. j. PEARSON, Secretary.
w. T. MoRRIs, Treasurer.
Woodsaeld. o., Dec. l, 1S70.-dec6w2
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Main Street, Barnespils, Ohio.
r. e. Frasier, ::: Proprietor.
QUESTS will find tbs best accommodation
NJ a.this House, and no pains will be spared
to make them comfortable.
Hacks leave the Hotel svsry morning for
Wosdsfeld- Carriages and drivers furnished
travellers ct al times. s,p24r
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HARDWARE!
Is Of the best quality, NO. surpassed BY
any in this market. My motto is: &
Fl Q N u s T
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For the Spirit
l33 BURIED COUNTIES IN OHIO.
l. Armed in just cause man should
fear nothing.
2. When rulers are just all wars shall
end.
$ 8. .And not . wave of trouble roll
Across my peaceful Breast
4 King William, am inclined to
think, gets less fame by bis wars thau
does Bismarck. TRIO.
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(For the Spirit)
worms ro sUppry

1851 WORDS TO SUPPLY.
Supply the missing words in the fol.
lowing sentences. The same letters, diff
ferently arranged, being used in the mis-
sing words of each sentence:
l. l saw 123 stuck fast in 8 2 l
barrel.
2. No man l 234to say it costs too
l423.to learn to 8 AL.
8 It's always too l PA to tell a
dull 8 2I4. TYRo.
The New York herald., 1870-04-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday
CAPTAIN t.. P. Dyer, Of Baltimore; Z. G.. Angel, Of
Rhode Island: Professor E. H. sawyer of C0nnect-
cut: Henry Kip, of Hufalo; George Innis Of Pough-
keepsie: E. A. Rollins, Of New Hampshire, and ]. b.
Baldwin, Of virginia, are 1T the Astor House.
Major ]. N. Knapp OF Auburn: J. Blackburn, Jr..
of Philadelphia; Henry Keyes Ct Vermont and O.
b. Raymond, OF Boston, are at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
Colonel A. W. Bradley, Of Illinois; Colonel A. J.
Townsend, Of ST. Louis; Judge Campbell, OF Ohio,
Colonel Chadwick OF washington; @. w. Tracey, o.
the United States Navy; General J. T. Mitchell. OF
washington: Commodore Thomson. Of the United
States Navy, and General A. II. Hosmer, Of Washing
ton, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Professor w. Stockwell, Of Ohio; Colonel @. II.
Stevenson ofthe United States Army, and Major A.
D. Pratt, OF Massachusetts,, are at the st. Charles
Hotel.
Boston, and captain McDougalI Of Copenhagen are
at the Brevoost House.
G. D. Clark, Of Boston; G. E. Leland, OF Albany;
F. Kerna OF Utica, and A. P. Breton, Of San Fran
cisco, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Senior Lopez Roberts, Spanish Minister to wash
ington; MI. Estrada and Mr.. Wales. Secretaries OF
the Spanish Legation, and g. Peabody Russell, OF
Salem, Mass, are at the Albemarle Hotel.
General Parkes and General Humphreys, OF the
United States army, are at the Hoffman House.
Horace v. Edison, OF Georgia; w. II. Mills, OF
Florida, and James Carlyle, Of London are at the
Coleman House.
Professor Mayhem, OF West Point; w. A. Haines.
of Irvington; G. W. Tutte, OF New York. and W. f.
Whittier. Of San yrancisco are at the Grand HoteA
The New York herald., 1870-04-15
Holy Week to Jews and GentiIes.

Among Christians this is Holy Week, in
commemoration of the awful events in the
mission of our Saviour which eliminated in
His crucihxion; while in the mother Church
of the Hebrews 1t is, in part, their holy week
Of the Passover, which began last night, in
commemoration of one of the greatest events
in Jewish history-viz.: On the night before
the departure of the children of Israel from
Egypt the destroying angel who visited the
Egyptians, putting to death their first born,
passed over the houses of the Hebrews,
because their doors were marked with the
blood of the lamb killed the evening before,
and called the paschal lamb. This festival,
thus instituted three thousand three hundred
and sixty years ago, was the foreshadowing of
the solemn Christian festival of ''the Lamb
who takes away the sins of the world" And
here on this island, unknown to Christians or
Jews till sixteen hundred years after the cruci-
fixion, a larger freedom is enjoyed by both
Jews and Christians than was ever known in
Egypt or Jerusalem; and this again is but the
foreshadowing to all the world of the better
time still to come, of which even now we see
the daybreak.
The New York herald., 1870-04-15
Congress-AnOther Dose Of Ge0rgia-Th,
Asiatic Cable.


The question of the policy Of further debat-
ing the Georgia bill was discussed in the SEN
ate yesterday, Mr.. Chandler stating very truly
and pointedly that everybody was sick of so
much Georgia ''hash." 1t was deemed impos-
sible, however, under the rules to prevent the
rehashing tendencies of windy members, and
the historical talk of the last few years about
outrages and constitutions and loyalty and re-
construction and the noble fighting qualities Of
the negroes was begun again, with no early
prospect Of satisfactory ending of it.
In the House sort Of guerilla warfare
was maintained all day, number of little sub
jects being touched upon and nothing more
important than the tariff being discussed at
length. Mr.. Cyrus Fields memorial for aid
in the construction of the American and Asiatic
telegraph cable was referred to the Commit
tee on Public Lands, as it asks only for land
grant. In the committee we hope it will be
promptly considered, and that the legislature
of the country will not throw the obstacles
either of delay or parsimOny in the way of
putting girdle round the earth.
The New York herald., 1870-04-15

THE FLARE-UP IN THE ROMAN CoUNoIL.-
Some days ago we took occasion to compare a
scene in the Roman Council to scenes not
uncommon in our Sixth ward primaries. In
so writing we felt justified by the facts then
before us. 1t appears. however, that we did
not know one-half. We reproduced the scene
in the HERALD of yesterday in an extract from
the Cologne Gazette. Strossmayer, of Hun
gary, had uttered some plain. wholesome
truths, which 1t was good for him to soy and
good for the Council to hear. AL of sudden,
when he touched sore point, he was greeted
with the cries "Heretic! Hereto! We con-
denim him." One solitary voice was raised in
the Bishops favor-'T do not condemn him. "
On this the shout became general, ''Damna-
mus-we do condemn him." 'You are o
Protestant. Shut up! Come down from
the tribune" From the tribune he descended,
and. protected by the flaming sword Of his
military servant, he escaped from tho Council.
Yet this is the holy assembly which is ABOUT 70
proclaim the Pope infallible. This in the nine
teenth century!
The New York herald., 1870-04-15
The Dover Railway Ferry.

Our time is so prolific Of daring new
schemes for facilitating commercial inter-
course that 1t is only an argus-eyed intelli-
gence like the public press that can keep them
all in view. In these days, when even the
stormy Atlantic is regarded as merely broader
kind of ferry passage, it is not surprising to
learn that bill entitled the International
Communication bill has been brought before
the British Parliament, which proposes to
establish regular railway steam ferriage
between Dover and some point directly oppo-
site on the French coast, the boats to be con-
structed four hundred and fifty feet in length
by eighty feet beam over all, and capable of
receiving railway trains lowered upon them at
tide level by hydraulic apparatus. Special
harbors and peculiar facilities will, of course.
be required on both sides of the Channel; but
the British and French companies likely to be
thus conjoined are favorable to the scheme,
and the capital will not be wanting. This
bold work accomplished who can venture
to say that it cannot be done within the next
FIVE years ?-passengers and freight could pass
direct from Scotland to the extremity Of the
Italian Peninsula without transfer il need be.
One subtle feature Of the onward march Of
modern invention is that each new thing imme-
diately suggests and prepares the way for
another. Fill up the ranks, then, and press
on the column!