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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-27
Squibs by Prentice.

The Philadelphia Press says that "to the
ofice-holders Mr. Buchanan is God." Such
a gods end would be god-send.
Mrs. John Lock was delivered Of pair
of twins on the New York and Erie canal
last Tuesday. Such an addition to the num-
Der of Locks upon the canal was quite unex-
pected.
The Washington Constitution says that
"Mr Douglass ends are very low" One of
them is-very.
Mr.. Douglass Chicago organ calls him
skiliul in diplomacy. No doubt he is great
at treating.
Mr.. Buchanan's Washington organ says
that his character is irreproachable. 1t is so
offensive as to be almost unapproachab!e.
The Democratic party swallowed niger,
and died of the black vomit.
The land is filled with the roar of the can
non and the scream of the eag!e.-LeJan0n
Democrat.
No wonder the poor old bird of our coun-
try screams when the Democratic party is
pulling all his tail-feathers out.
There was a democratic meeting last week
at public hall in one of the interior towns
of Pennsylvania. The meeting broke into
two pieces. One of the pieces kept the house
and the other piece took the nearest field
We suppose the feld-piece made the loudest
noise.
The editor of the Baltimore Patriot copied
eight Of our paragraphs in succession with
out giving credit for one. We are disposed
to excuse his bad morals in consideration of
his good sense.
DRIVING A NAIL. "A very simple opera
ton which any fool can perform" says the
reader. Not too fast. Scarcely one person
in dozen can drive nail well. OF course,
practice is needed, and perhaps a little in
struction may not come amisS. FuSt,set the
nail in all cases, so that its least width at the
top stands across the grain of the wood. \
carpenter would laugh at so simple a direc-
ton, but every second boy, and perhaps eve
~ third man is just as likely to set the wild
est part of the nail across the grain as with
it, and thus split the wood. Second, a sue
cession of light blows will often drive nail
home without splitting, when two or three
heavy blows would split Or crack the wood.
Third, simply wetting nail will often make
it enter much easier. Oiling or greasing
will DO better. Fourth, annealing or tough
ening nails so that they will bend or clinch,
is easily done. Some do this by heating
them to redness on a shovel, and then pour
ing water on to cool them. This toughens
them somewhat, but they are still better
when allowed to cool slowly. The best plan
is to make them red hot, and Immediately
cover them with ashes or dry sand, so that
they shall cool very slowly. Common nails
are cut when nearly cold. Heating ard slow
cooling afterwards gives them great degree
oftoughness, almost equal to that of wrought
nails, which are worked hot and cool slowly.
For all works, where the nails are to be sub
jected to bending, or to be clinched, they
should be prepared in the manner described.
-.4m. AWirultTist.
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Years and its virtues have stood the test Of time
- RUSSIA sALvE CURES BURNS. -
= RUSSIA SALvE CURES CANCERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE EYES. c
- RUSSIA sALvE CURES ITCH. p,
- RUSSIA sALvE CURES FELONS.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SCALD HEAD. u
= RUSSIA sALvE CURES NETTLE RASH. -
q, RUSSIA sALvE CURES CUTS. >,
RUSSIA sALvE CURES CORNs.
= RUSSIA sALvE CURES SCALDS.
r, RUSSIA sALvE CURES SALT RHEUM.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SORES. u
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FLEA BITRS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES WHITLOws. y
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ULCERS.
X RUSSIA sALvE CURES WARTS.
=. RUSSIA SALvE CURES SORE NIPPLES.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SITES.
II RUSSIA sALvE CURES TESTERS.
RUSSIA SALVE CURES RINGwORM.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES sCURvY.
% RUSSIA sALvE CURES BUNIONs.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SORE LIPS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES INGROwING NAILS.
e RUSSIA sALvE CURES SPIDER sTINGs. c
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SHINGLES. =
RUSSIA sALvH CURES ERUPTIONS.
ID RUSSIA sALvE CURES MOSQUITO BITES. =
10 RUSSIA sALvE CURES CHILBLAINs. =
RUSSIA sALyE CURES FROZEN LIMBS.
- RUSSIA sALvE CURES VEINS.
e RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE EARS. =
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BoILS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES PLESH WOUNDS. ::
ID RUSSIA SALvE CURES PILES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BRUISES.
= RUSSIA sALvE CURES CHAPPED HANDS. c
RUSSIA sALvE CURES sPRAINS.
II RUSSIA sALvE CURES swELLED NOSE.
- RUSSIA sALvE CURES ERYsIPELAs.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES LANE WRIST.
Bites Of Venomous Reptiles instantly cured by this
= EXCELLENT OINTMENT. :
EVERY MOTHER WITH CHILDREN, 2
e and all Heads OF Families, I.
Should keep Boz in the cupboard, or on the ihelk
handy to use in
CASE OF ACCIDENT.
Price, Is Cents per Box.
Put up in large size metal boxes with an sngn'ed
wrapper similar the above engraving. without
which are genuine.
Sold In the United States and Canada BY all venden
Patent Medicines Druggist 1t most OF the
eou1try stores, and BY
Redding & Co., Proprietos,
No. State Street, Boston,
BARNES Il fAKh, Wholesale Agents
65-l2l4 NEW YORK.
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dt>t.>t.-
These tift,-- continue L. t tli, l!,t td.ri
AID reliable medicine ever > ,N,r,d. dor The ul iiV
~ conn laui> and all their ATTENDANTS. JdLHd,t IL it,
WoI>i Umor>. " letter OF l'ud skin; all Bill
ioi> diseases ! Foul Stomach Is >ir>t. te>INeuc--
Female Weakness. and every Gl->, aTl>.l from iuii-t
ilu. -',.crH habits ui lite. lici.a,i,. pIyZc>>.
Piles Ii li'Lu iii> l ti- side bones 81 back. Fldi-
lrf.,N '>~ 81 appetite. a: every Aihlrl "plaHt ais
in uIit> - The blood. diseased liver. ,.i>.r-
dcI" stomach l. h!t very person i ioTc cr les sub
jet IN this climate.
lily uIrn The bow els ai blood 10y rcnN ll all u>rlt
tiu> Tie internal oCiI>. stimulating them int"
healthy tIr. atii III" UtLiI> oi i!e. purifying
IL" blood. cleansing IL tom all huor>. ami causing
through part the body; restoring the
v aid T. hearth and u>ciUliv>>-
oll - aid = cents per bottle. Sold 10y dealers in med
Cil,, every hers.
IN y Go, Boston. s1-lou.
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III O L Ii f r S
NO PAREGORIC Or OPIATI

cit RtH III PoNT
No 49, Broadway. Me-, York.
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C. An exchange paper says: "One lit
tie garden patch of ours has been profitable,
very, this season. The snai!s ate up the Gu
cumbers, the chickens ate up the snailS, the
neighbours cats ate up the chickens, and We
are now in search of something to eat up the
cats"
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!

ICE! ECE!! ECE!!!
VETE have opened Ice Depot in erear the State
wv Bank, and will sell cheap any the
as good Our ice is from Paradise Hill thirteen miles North
of Nashville and made exclusively Of the best Spring
the State, from four eight inches thick We will open
depot on South Cherry iset at NcCrarys grocery
about the 18th Of April.
marchI4 b. 4. & J. GARRETT
$50 REWARD
ENOR the apprehension end delivery of SAMUEL HOOsER,
who, charge Of outaeousy having broken open
houses Of william Hamilton ard James Christopher, with
to commit MURDER has made Els escape and running large
The above reward will therefore be paid any who
liver to the Sheriff Of Wilson county that
may he brought to justice.
Said Hooser about & years Of about five fest inches
high built fair rather sandy hair, has this time
wound from gun shot in the rightsrm below the elbow.
J. NJ. CHRISTOPHER,
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NASHv1LE.E AND CHATFANO0eA X. Il.
ss-ss,,r7E ,--u ~ IN
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL goth, $780,
PASSENGER Trains East ana Wes will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 4 A II and 3 P II.
Arrive At ChsttaDooga l:30 n and las AN.
COMING WEST

Arrive at Nashville at 5 II and A NJ.
IL rail connection and shorestroute Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, RichnUnd
Peterburgs Lynchbug Knoxville Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery, AenT his, New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga With Trains
East and Georgia and esSern and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets be had any hon- application
LeSet Agn at office ss Depot, to the following places and
To Neu-V Vrvr T., 4 wo aQna *
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EITTE
vEyT4V rs-Blar packet JOHN GAULT, J. H.
PTNcr Master and c. 7. REEDER, Clerk, have eaa-a
deprminei to make their boats trips nom this
10 loufsvilla commencng on Wednesday, the 18th
inst and run regular leaving port every other wednesday
uutilloW
Ts boat connects with & O. R. steamers at Louisville for
Parersburr so Cincinnati mail steamers, and in low water
will not detain freight, hut forward irlmealatey.
fsr2-Sr9 II II HARRISON, Ag't.
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ART RECREATIONS


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Fresh Corn Meal

TVyEE subscriber hiss made arrangements with ene Oi the
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NUMBER 55.
Great Fire atDanvlle. AZ. !
w. b. DODDs g. cos
CONCRETE sAFEs TRIUmPTT7T a

DAzvr.ls, KY, March 6, Isso, 3
AE's1a. v. B. DOBBa 4 Co., cnsonzk1ra 81
Gurs-Ths safe We purchased cz yoz some tine since uaa
severely tested hy lhe recent disastrous ere in this place. and s
are happy to say stood the equal to the
yon made rs when purchased. Our store room in which s
lafe stoodf vas totally destroyed b. the Ere ands m u a
ne cellar and vas covered BY e burning rims bt upon gs
ting out and opening it found every paper SAFE not one q
them soorohsd dsoed in any way. We take pleasure Ia
bearing this testimony the exssnt quality o. tie SAFES nan
afactured at you establishment Yours,
lsignsal T, ,. sHINDELB0WER.
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Sit Lux ct Lax FuIt
COAL OIL LAM PSs

ETE have just received another supply OF Coal Oil Lamps
smong which handsome patterns for par
lors all fitted with the Collins burner which is the last improve
ent is mmeasurby superior any other Lamp now be-
the public for soness and sasssof fame freedom fm
smoke simplicity in construction beauty and elegance ~ nnh
cea1ness and economy One Lamp will give the light Of four
candles and does much The Oil We have in
ported to burn in these Lamps is clear beautiful article e
from any offensive order, leaves grease spot Wnen p upon
carpet or clothing, and viii not explode
wholesale and retail Druggists, No. 10 Pubnc Square,
rsarls-tY HaGhTilleg Tenn
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

TIME TABLE.
COMWENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 90, 1860;
Going SOuths
Leave Nashville AS A NJ arrive at Columbia 7:O5 A NJ.
Leave Nashville 255 NJ, arrive st Columbia 5:35 NJ
Going North;
Leave Columbia 7:2O N, arrive At Nashville 10 N.
Leave Ooumbis Las n, arrive at Nashville ? N.
TFNHE Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasant and Pulaski.
The Evening going North makes close connection at
Nashville with louisville and Nashville Railroad from and after
Monday May h Louisville and all Eastern cities. But
train Sunday. W ON. PERKINS,
mayI-lm sPB&N Superintendent.
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s IemdE d schemes!
TO BE DRAWN
Each "Wednesday in June.

Glass 27O Draws Wednesday, June 6, 1850.
Glass 2S2 Draws Wednesday, June 49, 1850.
Glass 204 Draws Wednesdays June eos 1860.
Glass sos Draws Wednesday June 2Ts 1860.
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
7sNumbers--I3 Drawn Ballots.
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Onr Single Number lotteries,
CAPITAL PRIZE s5O,OOO!

DRAW EVERY SATU URDAY.
WhoIe Tickets SO; Halves s. Quarters 50 So
orders for Tickets Certificates in any Of the
Schemes 10 be directed TO
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Leila.
or WOOD EDDY & co.. st Louis, Missouri.
I ? Circulars containing Schemes for the month will sent
free Of expense, by Addressing above
JThe Drawings Of Wood, Eddy K Cos Lotteries pub
lished in the Herald New York Times and New
Yofker Stats ZsitlzT mayl5
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
6

To Baltimore, Philadelphia New York
and ROsGOn, and ahe only Road to
Washington City
NENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
ton City the East and Columbus the West at which places
it connects with Railroads for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest
Passengers BY this Route visit the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia New Yerk Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
York Boston alone, by other lines
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City 70
the Eastern cities, additional charge Of 81 only
Sleeping attached to all night trains.
Tickets good until used, with the privilege Of stopping of at
all principal points.
Business and travellers, for pleasure or informson can
visit all the Eastern Cities mpaatvey small
The scenery celebrated for its wonderful teauty AID ubmy
it unequae in the world. It's system Of day and night ~
poice its splendid equipment its exclusive telegraph nes its
large amount Of double track its fine hotels, unde the surye
lance Of the Company to the passengers spee safety
and comfsrt-
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks be procured at all
the principal Railroad Steamboat Offices in the West
Ask tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railrocd.
W P-SHLTH, Master Transportation b K 0 Il.
Z. IL COLE, General Ticket Agent, B Sz o x.
II. SULLfV AZ, Gen. Western agent, & o R.
H. J. JEWBTT, Prest, c r r.
J. ". BROWN, Gen'l Ticket Agent, r r.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
One Square, yesg. SsaEaeh additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOT, Will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oE DolLR per Square for The first and FIT oETs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly, will
added.
inserfi0n
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IN UhDEhINt IlUhEIs Ok CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address what you Eshto
purchase; the Lottery E which you wish invested and
whether you wish Whoes, Halves Quarte Eghth
receipt Of which, send what orer hrst NALL together
with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Drawing, certified to
By the Commissioners. will be sent with Explanation
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, aud
give the OF their Post Office County and State
Accommodation strictly confidential.
All prizes slOO0 and UNDER raid Immediately after the
drawing. Other prizes at the usual time Of 40 days.
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The following
Magnificent Schemes
VII be drawn public, under the supentendence Of Sworn
ConmissioneEs, appointed By the Governor
WOOD, EDDY g. co.'s LOTTERY,
Glass No sig Draws Saturday, June 80, $50.


SSSe6 An-ountngto S1sGS6sIS5
NEARLY ONE PEIzE TOEvERY Two Tickets
WHOLE TICKETS. 500 HALVES, SO; QUARTERS IS.
which is the risk;
Certificate Of Package Of g Whole Tickets $3.50 90
do do e6 Half dc Isg 50
do do IS Quarter Dc "A IS
do do 90 Eighth DO 81 81
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oAPHAL PRzE
$ 1 Q Q Q Q Q II

WOOD, EDDY d CO., Managers.
he Manages oces are located at Wilmington Delaware and
81. Louis Missouri
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THJHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company,
nerton With the Roads below, running an Express
Freight TT-in from Charleston and savannah NashEe st
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NE pURLIO ACTN.

Persons wishing procure copies Of the Public Acts Of m
legislature Just closed obtain them BY apply g at TINS VI
~. eaa-s .-aN EHeta ~~s
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Jasper BRANCH RAILROAD.
- n ,-,,,,,,,, g. C,,,77 ,roca, R.uRo,p Co.

JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
OFFICE NASHVILLE & CHAT1 AEoosA RAILROAD Co.,
October Sd, 1883
Uy order of the Board Of Directors calls made on the
Stock OF the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road from Bridgeport to Jasper payable to the Treasurer oi this
Company asfollOws;
one dollar on Share the l November, lo9 and two
dollars on Share the lsdays of December 1852 Janua
~ February March, April May, June, July, August Septem
ser, October, and November, 1860.
made to Jackson Pryor at Jasper or 10 the
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
meeting these calls requested CT the sEbscrb
era Of stock ah construction OF the road depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose.
oaf5-tf W. A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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nURsENT 70 an order Of the Board Of Directory Of the
Plantars Bank Of Tennessee made this 10th DAY ot may,
s6U, election Will held by the az tne
House here the % day Of July next being me hst
ascertain whether they viii accept reject the new enaI
granted sail Bank bv the Tennessee Legislature 81 m session Of
lS59-60. By order OF the Board D. WEAVER,
NasbviIle. Nav II. '6O-5 an iulv 3 Cashier.
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woOD. EDpY 3 co.,s

DELA WARE AND MISSOURI
8 { q t 9 Eot cries
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SlasB6iIIs Gnipn ann 5usritan.


TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.
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DISSECTENG INSTRUMENTS
RTedtcaI saddIe Bags.

TMTE are Just receipt OF another supply Disse ng In
Wv sruments and Medical Saddle Bags and improved
syes;to ghch respectfully invite the attention Of Medical
Students and Practitioners
RAINS, BROWN & CO.,
oct3O No. l9 South Side Public gquare.
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Store House Lots for sale,


~ bIss on COLLEGE, st-,et between Church and Broad.
~ - ~ VI L & R W BROWN,
tPSS ~ " s41S Cherry street
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WHERE TO BUY THE FINEST Mars

AT
The LOWeSt PFices!
VTTATERFIELD & WALKERS superior facilities in
Wv nscturing and purchasing enable them to or at the
most reasonable prices all goods in their line Their assortment
for the Spring comprises all that and desirable
THOSE FINE FRENCH HATS!
Thosev very French Hats admired beauty and
utility, come from WaJerficlG 81 Walkers They
have a very ane assortment Of them.
HATS FOR BOYS AND CHILDRENI
For boys and childreBs and Caps call at Water
field & Walkers TLeir assortment is the largest,
their goods the best, and the prices lev and uniform.
WATERFIELD & WALKER,
mar3I 26 Public square.
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buildings Lots for Sale

ETE offer for sale on liberal terms nuber Of beautiful
Wv building lots in BrOwnsyile on and near ne Porter
Pike, from and half to three lles from 'ne c' several
lots With small Improvements - --
Also numuer OF lots in Edgeled, o2e on the Gala IN
AIso several beautiful lets in Watkins magnificent add
ton. - st, ,,-...,,u 11.s., j.,
o''s' AuOi''-' J. L. & R. ". BROWN,
-,.,a In, AZ Cherry street.
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Very rssE Eeeifully yours,
lsignedl G. ". WELCH & co.


IDAAAIlLls A9.l Aafc1 y I15l.
MEasRs ". 3 DoBDs L Co., CrzonNa4s
DEAR slRsTLs safe purrhassd Of you in September s.t
has stood the great Gre WHICH orcHrred oar town On the aad
February sElendd had large ol notes. rsospts
&C. in it, before the building burned took the papers
in some sheets Of paper, and upon opening since the bu
they we're -
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TENHE lightdraught passenger steamer EDMoNlA, - -
KINNEY Matter, will regularly throughout llss
the season above, touchEg At AL prints that ncy
be desired Her ehnes OF aught together with her supeo
freight and passenger facilities render her desedy popu
lar For freight or passage apply on board or to
anr 6-tf p. Il. MITCHELL. Agent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-08
Fine FLOODED Sheep.

T0HE undersigned has just reached THIS section Oh
State, with 100 head Of fine thoroughbred Cots
void and Merino Sheep, selected from the hest hocks
to be found in the State of Kentucky, by himself
which he offers for sale. Some of these sheep, on
leaving Kentucky, weighed 300 lbs and clipped
from II to 20 lbs of wool Persons wishing to Pur-
chase reaily fine Sheep for crossing will find it to
tho;r interest 10 call and examine this flock They
may be seen near. the farm of Mr. Lewis Shirley in
Collin county.
have also for sale seven head Of Thoroughbred
Durham Cattle, that have been in this State since
Last winter, and thoroughly acclimated, and IN nns
condition, which will be sold at reasonable prices
Address the undersigned at Mckinney oHIm co
Nov % 1859 :3mo. VIM. n. JoNEe'