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{ ANn MARRANTS.

AND NARRANTS.--We are huylng 15 a1d Pay,ng ,,ng
the yery highest prroes for LAND MAlsKANIs' fer
sens at a distance having warrants to sell oy ss ~ ~ ~
Dyioes at which they are selling the timen hss7e sno
Inc cash renitted orpsid to order pr.pIkC co
imy2l
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FOX s. pOLHEMUS,
So Rroad saeet, O0rner Beaver, New

50 Broad Street. Corner Beaver, New-York,
,Jaer for Sale he ,olloUisg HeaVy Cotton Fabrics:
NEw-EEGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
~ uBsFs hard aud s0 also all the various widths OF
CAME ,laaBulscured this establishment comprising
e. variety ia the trade and offered s the lowest
RATES. wf Il ttt ~
UNIrED STATES PILOT DUCK woodberry and
d0HGt eTnoa Extra. full assortment OF this superior
WILL1mANnc COTTON pUCK-ls, IS, 20 and %
,rc s uginbsr5 hard and soft This fabric awarded
tie highest Premium at the London Worlds Fair also at
SHIP AND BEAR MARK DU0K-Plain and twilIed
zquiactured br the Gree woods Company, superior
.e Gr lTh. saiis tents awnings. &C. also Mount Yer
aa Ti!si Ravens Howard Ravens, Pioneer and Phoenix
Js Light Cotton Ravens, plain Y 10 81 inch; Heavy, do
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A full assortment
TARPAULINS, HAMM0CKS, sTUFFS, &c.
PAPER FELTING-So to y ineh made very heavy,
expressly for dripr felts. -
car COVERTEG-Cotton Canvass all widths, from 80
GJ inches ana all numbers, made expressly for cover
M and roofing I-Ipad cars, is perfectly and permanently
T.. zr-pTsat aud enduring than the car itself
FSAaELLIKa Canvass, Ss, 40, IS and 50 inch
- .aiu ami tWled. in every variety. t..
aEA=s Ann BAEGlNG-Of every description Seam.
=ss Bags woven whole, all size bales of lG0 200 and
a o7b ing strength utility and oheapness, Tor grain
AIS, hsyy lotion Saekng 40 inch Canvass thread
warp and Fiiing, heavy twsd, do do, 30, % 40 and
W0oL SACKS Woven whole all sizes, new and desira-
nl7 article feb25 'S4-lyd
Truth is Mighty AND WILL PREVAIL.
EUTCHIs0Ns CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
! b the most efectaI remedy for Piles Sore Caked
1 Breast Cuts, Bruises &c, now eKtant: This med-
Dci leI with great care and never fails 10 give
lief when properly administered Remember
D It Cares pies-sPeedily,
It Cures Sores or Cslzed Breast Immediately.
= Cures Cuts, Bruises or Sores-on man or horse.
The a cei are invited give trial II it does not
accomplish shat claim for il, then pronounce il hum
b,y aid demand your money.
The proprietor mas his possession any number OF GER
rr7tas from the FIRST citizens OF Virginia and other States
are~i af which accompany each box, We give the fol-
l..guy fl5n the sheriff Of Boetoart county, Virginia
ElT FItzer. .
FIxcAsTLE, Dec. q, 1858.
Ma V,laHlsnS- llyrr Sri had been almost
-st sufferer Piles for twelve years previous TO
sac ri- heard Of your ointment have given 1t far
rial and f the last wears have had symptoms Of
,.e as,Sa and consider myself entirely cured think 1t
faeta v1u 20 make this statement and 70 the public at
ira tat varr invaluable ointment should be more gen
orally known. ours respectfully, r. PlThER.
Sold wholesale aud re ssl, by .-.
.. -. 10. @. BROWN,
i-hIl - -limd&iriw Agent College street.
Prapa ed by ". Hutchson Co. Amsterdam, Ia
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II N. "
o~R< NEW nZzG=sg1
- STOCK OF CARRIAGES. .E-Sz@-zs-k-sz-
"When we have money We ride in chaseS,
When we have walk belaseS
WE have just received our new stock OF CARhiAOE9,
w consisting of the finest Coaches Calashes RJckaways
French Pheto1's Broughsms, Barouehes and Bugses.-
This work was selected by Mr. MYERS in the best Manu-
factory New lork, and we think it Is the best STOCK Q,
Carraqes ever offered in the market will be sold at
any price above cost. 90
a. R-We have made arrangements with thres large
Manufactures To keep supplied at the shortest ooee
MYERS h CARTER
-nayoa If No So lower Market street.
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DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENf.-fhase
Springs will be rented for the present year. or leased
for term Of years There extensive accommodations
visitors and everything necessary to make 'fien
popular place of for health "r pleasure 1e5 ate
situated in Hickman County, Tennessee and or Ing Iat
several years have been much frequenied by th- chs
Of Davidson " lliamSon, Maur and other oeighbot'ng
counties Any wishing 10 rent or lease vi" adcfe7-
MRS ELIZABETH a. WEEhS,
-- : L. FINLEY.
81 College street opposite Planters iank. Nashville
msrlq '54-tf
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
orFICE-No. II, DEADERIcK STREET.

7as WEEKLY UNION AND AMRRICAN-Is furnished
70 subscribers the following rates: Single copies
ser in advauee S2 5o within the year IS 00 the end
af The yezr q oo cLuss-of five and upwards-s9 90
,siveI for siE months at the foregoing rates
TRl-w EEKLY is published every Tuesday rhursdSy
,u5 saturday, al IS per in advance; if n" paia
advancs, &6. sl-s--a..s -. q .-
DAILY IS published at Eight Dollars.
80 TIE MONEY Is ALL CASES TO ACCOUNTANT
SUBSCRIPTION ..s1
Htlancss of subscriptions be tsede by mall al our
risk.
apsr will be sent oct Of the State unless the order Is
Gnnlpanied with the cash. .f
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM

TENNESSEE MAXINE AND EIhE lHSURANCE CVm-
PAEY.-CAPITAL $3.50, 900. .as.9
OFFICE OVER DYER Pearl. & COS EACHANGE
. OFFICE.
They will insurance Houses and Goods Of every de
scrpon against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against hre
and the risk Of the river the Cargo G Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other caTgoes on
the usual terms JOHN 81 Hill, President.
.iosEFH hAULX, SscTstary. . .. --...- = - .. :, =,
Fogy James Correv Jno NJ Bass, Joseph Woods samue
Seay Matthew Watson j " hite Jacob McGavock
ianl
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{, STENEOLst, w - III
T. sTENHOUSE & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. ? HAYNE STREET.
Charleston. g. C.
REFER TOR Dulin; Hand, Williams L Wilcox Charles
tom Hand Williams Il Co.. Augusta; J. Norcross Atlanta
F. G Chandler Chattanooga; G. II. /. ID. L. Coffin Co.
Knoxville; T. J. Pardue, Nashville Tayz5--1n''
400 CANS OF POTASH.-The cheepqst and best
ZSSpreparation ever sold tor making soap; one can
make 90 lbs hard soap OF lbs. soft price - cents per
can. Just received and for sale by We: GkA1,
may24 IL b!oai"aE'
ol. DOZEN SARATOGA "ATElt; z ( 52s re-
mav24 i hIeii"aNN-
20 DOZEN OXXGENATED 1ITTERS. =
z The most efeciual remedy known :or DyspeIsa
just received and arsale BY "-f,Th ~
may2i Il I'toad"a}.
0OO DOZEN DIR. ROSES CELEBRA RAI Ed
,)UUFan,v Medicines. just received and for sale by
mav2t W. F. GRAY, Il Broadway.
20 sEYMORE5S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL,
= Supporters which will be sold unusually i1T: just
received and for sale by W T. GRAY,
may24 Il Broadway
go DOZEN BROWNS ESSENCE OF IA
bUMAICA GINGER-Just received and for sale BY
may2f W. +. GRAY, Il Broadway
~ BARREl.S ROSiN-J Just received and fnr sale
nay24. B.Wa. Il hroaC"aF'
C,ONGREsS WATER dozen Congress or
Saratoga Wafer Just received fresh from the springs
P"' "P - STRETCH & ORR.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists College and Union
streets. luaNZ4
C,ELIdNC AT COST-WALKlNG CANES, MEEK.
| = CHAUM PIPES, 6c-We are selling the balance OF
r sock of the above articles at cost to close out ANY
/ one in want Of them would do well to call at
ap7 LhONS d OoE' - Oeu1' =.
| NOR SALE.-A tract Of LAND lying near MeWhiri,
ersvie on the Lebanon Pike, containing 5o acres all
cleared except 10 The Improvements conslSl o :
story Frame House Rooms good Cellars Kitchen smoke
Hoise and Servants Rooms; also. good Buggy onse.-
Two excellent and neyer-faiHg Springs II desired me
croD and stock will be sold with The place, and Immediate
! noEsse<sinn oiyen Apply 10 WN. L. BOYD ia,
| june4 ''eneral AGENT W. '' N''0''' SO
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

OFFICE over Sheppard Cos. Exch1 Ohice VIII
~ insure Oh ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses
Merchandise, &c, &C, &c, against Loss or Damage py
Fire Steamboats, on any Of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Cargoes of Vessels OF
every description against the Peris of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health single year
for term of years. or during life Also Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail.
All persons having their lives property insured IN THIS
Institution entitled full participation in all the prof.
its without anaby to loss beyond the amount Of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ s. PITCHER, President,
J.B. JOHNSON, Vice President.
C. J. F. WHARTON, Secretary. Janl
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GSTN03I, MACDONALD q co.

IA aud I76 Pearl Street, New York.
.nFFER m, TRADE on liberal TERMS Of their own
I inPoraHou ami Manui!ctgTe STRAW AZ; GOODS;
TIK ao, Atm RuNNETS, RIBBONS FRENCH and
aVrEI.tN FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BONNET LIN
jNJS 1Ag~ ~ Sc, and general assortment OF MIL
LIEERF GOODS Orders promptly executed lJyl-3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-01

EDWARD SHEECOG n HARVEY,
Purchasing COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
No, ~ CARONDELET STREET,
AET ORLEANS.
"FRSONAI, and prompt attention given the buying
Of Goods Groceries aud Produce and every article TOR
Planters and Merchants either for Cash. Drafts upon Ooni-
mission Merchants, upon their own credit
-. Orders e1eou ed with despatch and bought at the
lowest market raies
,s- Note, draft and Bills collected aud RENTED i'm
- Ecciripg aa5 Fj,r,ra,diag GRsaded to 'rt'90t
Rrrrs To-Kirkman and Ellis, Nashville, Tenn.
John y. Johnson, Esq.
Morgan 4 Co,
". II. Gordon Co,
r M.Neal Co.,
!. NJ. zimmerman &Co. g
William. pence ESQ. MurreesborO, Tenn
j. Frank Henderson, Esq,
COL +. IL. Chalhn, Columbia, Tenn
K. Il. Mayes, Esq,
Gen G.. j, Pillow.
Geu l.. j. Polk, Ashwood, Tenn.
je5, '55-Sm.
"slSN Ise af racsson n S5, Miss LA Late of Jackson Miss
MILES 4 ADAMS.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 23 Carondclet Street,
TEIT ORLEANS.
RvrxR To-Ichn NJ Bass Esq, Nashville Tenn
CoI e'Gl'llt Andrew e F'1 Erwin, &&arraoe, Tenn.
Gen. l.. J. Polk AshwOOd
Gen. g. J. Pillow, Columbia,
EDWARD sHEEGOG.
Is our general Travelling Agent with power to make any
/ contract or agreement for our House ..,..,,
lei, '5+9m MtLr45 q ~ Ap1tn2.
I DrrRy W E. DFERT. r. r DEERI.
DEERA BROTHERS,,
! AIIsoNTA MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
! Office No. l99 Public Square, Nashpdie, Tennessee
mav22-twly.
GEORGE w. COOK,
ATTORNEY ATLAW AND LAND AGEN I.
! Woco Village, Texas.
yNTII attend to the collection Of debts and the n7eS
w gatiOu and pefectng OF land titles 10 Texas;
! REFERENCES
I Hon. 4 ". O. TOTroS, Hon NATHAN GREEN,
K. c. MhINNEY, r. L. RIDLEY
. r. L. CARUTHERs, " ABE GARUIhss
%goHN l.. BRIES. Governor -. b. CAhFbhLL
tvzF,
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I.NnRErn,s GARDEN SEEDS.

LANDRErn's GARDEN SEEDS.
- EVEN THOUSAND Papers new Crop Garden Seed,
f received and warranted fresh, dc, comprising all
,vl-ea- brought this market Extra Early Peas Ear
i, N.v P.s Six week BEANS Glove Onions, &c, by the
Gallon Also Cabbage, Button Onions, &c, DC, by the
r.,r-1 J. G. BROWN,
-ass- No A. College Street
IsgEAT BARGAIN III FARM.-ONE
ETHUEBHEo ACRES Of land finely located on the
vt;s and Chattanooga Railroad, u or IL miles from
Nas.rlls comfortable dwelling with roouts good
orchard an an excellent spring nearly one half of the land
IS aa-,- t--aberci. Bargain be had by making I'M
III !ia.e r-.ltfr,Tiuu Np GzL< Cherry street, TO
JOHN l.. A Il. w. BROWN,
rgs,-s Real Estate Agents.
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WRAPPING PAPEE.-IO0 BUNDLES
~ W. II. GORDON ( co.
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loss OR DAMAGE By FIRE.

~ q snd ares sad Metcaanai4e aSa'Hss-
l,f LOSS OR DAMAGE By FIRE.
Also On Goods Wares and Merchandise aud CargoeS gen
erng Sainst tha SE.s RIVERS and INLAND TRASsPoKrA
qfoN upon favorable terms as any Office 10 ihe S'y
Oce No Is on College street. opposite the Sewanee
yIouse 10 EDWARDS, President
Joux : D.szIEII Secretary. myl3-tf
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
VILE, .-
a CAPITAL slO0,00O.
FTNpE COMPANY being fully organized under its Char
ter granted by the Legislature of Tennessee. is BOW
Tepsred 10 issue Policies against loss damage by Fire
On buildings Goods Wares sld Merchandise generally
AI.SoEOn shipments against loss or damage by seas
Rivers OF luiand Transportation on the most avorani
terms.
Lite and Negro Policies granted at current rates.
~ Ofce No. 81 Public Square, up stairs over w. l.
Berry d Co s Book Store.
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ASSURANCES.
/ % THE UNITED FIREMENS
Insurance Company of Nash
vile.
Capital 100000,
Chartered by the State. ~i @
Chartered by the state.

This Company is now in success -<sssse
80 iul operation. aud is prepared 10 -
sazz29s. lake risks Buildings, Goods Ssssssrs
snd Wares aud Merchandise, against
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jyl6-T2t.
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TIME first term of this College will con-
i mence on MONDAY, Feb. 13, in the ~
large and spacious room in Cooper's block, 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
OLD SERIES. VOL. 81, NO. ls.

Tur Goos,prRRY. The poo,eberry 10
p,np,,n,ed by cuttings. The soil should b.
strong loan, and made unusually deep by
irenehins. to secure the bushes from drought.
II should be Lcp, fertile by manure. The
pruning should be freely performed as soO-
as the leaves arc OF, by thorough thinning
oui OF the branches. The growth
and ripcning Of tho fruit depend wholly on
tho admission Of light and air to the leaves,
and on their fuIl and healthy development.
HoughiOH'' S,'dhHs is probably The best
variety Of the roo.ebery ever cultivated in
this country. II is cuss between our ma
tive g"osobsrry and some foreign Kind. Tia
berry Is rather small, oval, aud skin thin, red
dish brown the hesh tne' very tender sweet
anj hne delicious hl'of' u is very
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

wr,E ,so Tr,r or B,yE Buls urdrt
ii, head of"wea- a d T,ar of Bans B!iIs,"
the llIinos Register spins nuI the following
- The State Bank II Iniana recently a..
dressed circulars to the ya.ious bias' OF TIC
country. io ascertain IS near a' possible, tho
gain 10 bank, of issue by ,ha loss oi crru'a.
ting notes through 4 series Of Years. No
very satisfactory returns were made, but in
rwo instances rbcy elected ilc following facts:
TIE Cal,kill Bank, IN thirty wears, with IN
average circulation of 5000 600, gained Slj,-
600, as this amount ha, nu, been reiur1'l m
ten years. The Merchants Biis, of Ba'il'
more. in inry.sc,en years. with . circulation
ranging from $500 600 to 5000 600 aycage'
adour siss 900. Bl, i,,ueI'b'weco ta
wears lsOG and 1880, have nos outstanding.
aner iapss Of at lcas, zen ycnrs, s26.lgo,
being an annual average OF $500. The Iarg1
average, however. was caused hr ,h- loss 4;
ono time nj SIS GOO in nu,es." Tho Narlln.
ics' aud Farmers DanL, of Albany, y. Y,
has madc BY " wear and tear" within It's
pas, fifteen years, over 100 600. ~ the sink.
mg Of a steamer on Lake Erie, IN 1896, IL
made 50? 900 in less than fifteen mnu,e''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

Srrrws FHurT ragrs. This question ha,
bcrn very broadly discussed this Ia, hll.
whether auunull or spiir transpIan;ing of
fruit rrcrs Is beet. The subject has been in.
rroduced ln,o nearly on our agricultural ~.
changes, aud We End them generally agree.
ins,-
!. That No tree shcu'l b, &c, wher, 'i'nt'
ing water will cover It's roots through q ron.
siderable portion of The vlu.,r or srriaF -
leaving the Inference ,lal ihe fr, !mroran,
operation IN planting m orchard i. shoroU.h
draining. II the ground requires .i.
.. That trees may be trausp'lnl-l with lhc
hest success while in state Of rcros-. that
IL, from the time when the l-avcs have ALLEN
10 iil; when the ground begins to freeze, ard
th1, II len uniil spring, th,y must be ialcn up
before the sap j. in mo,.oa
,. TIA, more depends upon tic ma-nor ia
which the work is Zone, than up6n tie ?.riic.
ular season, ~ r Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

Tuuf.r UH..H TrF..
EDWARD NORTON:
p,th. utrh Man. Is-nry.

lrarhr Ir', village of B., rv, place
7.a. -r ,g.slrrrI 81, t,, ..un'r rus,, bsawy
as ,hat belonging Co yosrs Edward Norton,
th, s.rla.r.
n. vas Prcs.oas boy. A, eighteen va'
Of, advanced 90 ms5rs arI satlou a., many q
man az thirty. and uada'y elaitI by h.s suc-
ce-s. be had fallen toto Ihc cummoH error ct
a-l,s Young men ,nourcouHty-,ha, OF las,
ing upon himself ry,rnns.b..tic, beyond h.s
sse ana capabilities lie had run Boo debt iDr
"a pretty house aad few arrcs of aut, mar
rcd a Young and hsauilial sr, aad at that
PERIOD IN Iie vhsd most arc asking tagm.
selves aha, they are ,o DO, and Co De-, the
guysrun 1r b,m vas alI settled, and he had,
as be often and smphat.cl'ly said, nOw 0uly
.'t1 make the best of o."
And the chest" be seemed very likely TO
make ur hrs wife was industrious, good.
tempered, and healthy, as wcll as young and
beautiful. and he llu'c 500, who, before many
years, added uuc more TO h.s cares, was a
promising and wc.com. child
Early Boo the morning aud late at u.cIt~ill
sunshine lo bulb their hearts, and OF course
sunshine around them, they ,o,lsd on. The
l.uIe cott1re pceped uui from 5euslth the
climbing roses and vooibue. Every spot
on the few acres was trCm,nr With the rich
produce of scientific cultivation. The dcb'
never heavy excepting whcu there vas moth
90, in ihe purse wberewilh 10 delray li, was
melting away before their united industry
Il was already more lhlu halfpaid, and life
lay stretched uu' before the Young couple Ike
a long, eluudless summer DAY when a bolt
from heaven iel' suddenly upon them.
Edward Norton was attacked with iyphus
fever. lie had never before known a sick
dav and Ike other strong constitutions, be
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

4 IllSr TO FArulas. Mr. S.riers, the
American Consul At Touion, IN l,u-F geJ-
li,hcl IN the New York Herald. 'ayS
"Fnally, our f.nn,rI should SOW rlsa'y
offspring wheat, and plan, any qua7li'yofln.
dian cum The Baltic ard Black seas viii
certainly be cl"sed Eur atlcau Ve'yc month.
ENGLAND and Western sod southern sou'Iaen.
,al Earure will h,,e 10 LOOK to ,hr Un!lei
States alone rrr a supply " bresdsiua', h!lh.
ern obtained from ,hu.s seas"
Our farner,. will d, veil to act UPON tai'
suggestion. There will, undoubtedly. be a
d'mlnJ fpr an the surl'u, b'eld,iuG. ". can
raise. perhaps or several year. IN come,
and farming will be one ofthe.ils-,-aI most
profitable branches " Injcsiry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

4 SruIT rrrrirxED. hsdign All !.
now ready what question 10 you wish to
putt NIdor: Why, ma 'am, musl explain
that gave to my dear departed one (hc vas
many years younger than MYSELF Two hung
red pounds. to Pay OF claim and row he's
gone, they've had the audacily to apply again
for the mcneyl Pray, rhcmGrc, ask INV
dear Augus,us wha, he did with the receip'l
[Dogcnes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

Practice flows from principle; for naa
think. 50 will he act.
The thinking man has wings; the actin:
man has only Zee, and hands.
Happiness i, promised not TO the learned,
but 10 the good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

My god friend, /" said Lord Kaincs to .
farmer, such are lhs wondeIful discoveries
In science, that should not be surprised n,
4, some future time, we aism DO able 20 esr.
~ the compost OF an acre Of land iu the field
10 our pocket" Very possible" replied
the farmer, but IL lha, case. suspccI YOU
would be able to bring back the crop in your
waII,eoa, pocket"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

An orator holding forth in favor ofwoman
dear, divine woman, concludes ihu'
"oh. my hearers, depend upon 1t, nothing
beats good wife J"
81 beg your PARDON" said ous of the aO'
dienes. ", bad husband does"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
NEW SERIES, VOL. 5, NO. 6.
FOrtrg.
Tof the ncmocrst.
To

40
Yoa make me ,hiak ofthe dead, Lor,ue,
Ofths c1rb bet anj t,sj-
Nour no,bsr', spirit b, living
Tho' the SOD b, o',r be, head.
So hcr .aal in your s'lnciay eye,
u ibs chsag,s or your cheek
ADD I hear the voice Of bis goos by,
whsac,sr 500 chance Co spsak.
1, r,esli. to mirJ ray earIy life
Ia G-sjon fyurn iyar nnj oarc;
wheu Lusv ,. lulr gf sa'ili, ,tr,ie
A. ihs bird tha, .k.m. fhs air.
I can .cc tbe ju.lbau.- % ,he staug
whsrr sr biI 900 babe forest;
Where ver.l,cl lss-,hs' 90 played alous
A, ,u,tsiour sybag. tc,t.
4 ~ ,, the 90, 20, as,,a
whsr- vr rL,atr,l onr pe,' AMI Nc;
All coyer,j thsn vel fon ,hr ,ua anl rain
TrEar thry soutl jroap and dee.
Our ,jsr, o. CshIlhooI span were o',r
LIE o,l'I ur,1a ,yey side
We a.atsl oT fom tho .h.'t-r'I shlrri
Aul hua-b-l oa che swelling tide.
Tar "a ilte uuar We kept Ia sl,hb
WIKI th- Jl, va. m,iI aul Narm-
COR craft v.,s new, ths lrrsrs was light,
AuI vc thau-b' na, Of ihs storm.
bot Or, ,a,,s-r Over ths sr, ollie
WI u.raI', -sr che huur.
Whsl sir.i. a1I walters arr no strife,
An b.usr.f viih.1 their r0vrr.
d., sirh hrr 'rva, orI, changing brreie-
She .lv -1 trmr-st iruuH--
lIrr larIar .ru1 r'unI oa ths tr,hch'raus sc's,
AlJ suIIsa', vrHt trvu.-
wbra { urr nr back on th- r7.t 90 iaA
IIsr fr- ,Hl lsuu ssg
IrIrHrIt -rr,ra ru rarurr, D, b.1A
With thr srgr-s ol irar.,.
And vbrr . s,y bee smt., iu, auJ
From bee ,urhfa. lau-b.sr's oy,
I rr'. at ftr rur, try.rrf rp lrglt
Ta.r h-r ...rt b.. rr rh. .sr. urrurys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

I, issaid the skull of Vollare has been TO-
Gently e,humed and examined, and il i'Prov'
ed. M, only iha, his head was small. but that
he had Tie organ Of rsnraiioH developed to a
very extraordinary degree.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-05-06

church, reflects great credit upon all connected
with il, and we trust the time is not far Off
there are plenty of benevolent objects always
At hand-when something of the kind will
again be thought of by our ladies', and carried
out in a spirit Of harmony and love, through
the combined action and interest Of our whole
population. In a village, where there are no
amusements of any kind to dispel the monoto.
ny consequent, the young ladies' and gentle.
men (and the married ones too) should be al
ways connecting something to keep alive a
healthful and pleasureable excitement. Where
this is done, and the whole community enters
into the spirit Of whatever may be attempted
for general amusement or interest, with alacri.
ty and good feeling, = village, instead of beco.
ming . pandemonium on earth, brim-full of
false tales and babbling tongues, would be a
paradise Of sweet and joyous communion Of
light and happy hea is, breathing the odorife-
rous airs of peace and happiness, and living
and feeling one towards the other Is God de-
signed his children should live and feel till he
thought proper to take them to himself.