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STAR AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
TTHE attention of the public invited the fact that
OF the Star and Adamanne Candles offered for sale, ar
TlnEsrEnrnr IN N-rHrrnrr

TFNHE attention Of the public invited the fact most
OF the Star and Adamanne Candles offered for SALE
Deficient in Weight,
So that what is scd for pound actually weighs IA or
ounces and packages marked 40 bs a short two
i've pounds to the box.
Many Candles that really pound branded
and sold as making difference against the
five pounds to the box. The variation usually made in the price
is not proportional to this difference the following
shows
Box OF sevens contains 247 Candles for IS lbs,
which is the actual weight.
Box Of Il " Short Weight Skies contains only 24O
Candles, size the seTens, and is sold 4Obs.
Surprising the price Of the former be 90 cents the
Is cents, there will be difference twenty cents price,
Candles in count per box, in favor Of the full weight
Candle to retailers and and this will be increased
cents per box for every cent advance in price.
The subscribers have always made their Candles full
the pound and packages real weight
which asceTaned by testing them. their experience
in the business enables them to oder article equal quality
the Market they solicit the patronage purchasers
desire study their and at the same time
courage correct dealing. PROCTOR & GAMBLE,
febl1-dSw3m Cincinnati.
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DEMovTLLE & CO.,
Druggists & PrescrEptiOnists,
kO.2.


Corner Church and Cherry Streets
NASHVILLE, TENN
BEP constantly hand full snd large assortment Of
IN Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Pants Oils Dye Studs etc
Glass and Glassware.
Prfuner Soaps Fancy Articles Comhs and Brushes, Of
American, EDglish and French manufacture.
Laudreth's Garden Seeds
large assortment on hand-Warraned fresh and genuine
compng all the varieties usually sold il Market at VERY
Grass Secdsss Glover and Blue Grass.
Finest Virgin Brands CheEing Tobacco
do do do Smoking Tobacco. IN papers.
large stock domestic and Imported Liquors, sn1fs Pipes,
&c Wines Brandes and Liquors. for medicinal and cooking
purposes. warranted strictly pure and reliable
Fine Black and Green Teas fresh from the Canton Tea Com
pany; fresh Juube Paste and assorted Gum Drops Of French
mauufactuIe
CoU0H CASDIEsBrowns TrOches Bryans Pulmone WATERS
Howes Hoarhound Candy
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours adg ana
night, OF fresh andlelabls medicines
spa ding's Prepared Glue for furniture. picture frames
crOcke &C Just received Every family should be supplied
Nh bottle a. this almost indispensable article. For sale by
DEMOFILLE 4 CO,
feb9 Corner Church and Cherry Streets
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13

FIRST DAYTussdsyColt stakes for three year olds mil
heasone hundred and City $3.50 dollars entranehy $50
dollars forfeit % which the cluS will add one hundred Sl0O
II the race is run. II 7 10 close lst Nay, 1900
SAM DAVJockey Cab purse $500 two hundred dollars
mile heats.
SECOND DsF eai Colt Stake Ter tTo year olds mile
heatsto hundred (ss00, dollars entlancehY lS5 doar
Forfeit III TO close LIST May, 1860
two nile heats.
THIRD ThusdayJockey Club Purse vehundFed (95o0,
1ollars--3 mile heats
s.UDAEJookey ClEb Purse three hundred $500 doars
mileheais-3 ID S.
FouErH DTFraayColts stake for year olds Emile heats
three hundred $4,000 dollars entranceone hundred SlO0 dol
lars forfeit Which the Club viii add three hundred 5 dol
lars, IL the race run F'TO close lst May, l5t0.
SAM DAVHandoap mile heasPurse four hundred
tef00l dollars. Second horse 70 ravehis entrance.
FIFTH DAYSaiurdayPos Stake, mile heatsree for all
gges-tEe hundred Cg200) dollars entrance play pay
h the Club add twelve hundred Is 900 dollars, two
start The second horse 10 mis- entrance. Five
more to en- The stake. PIC close the LIST May, 1850
Entries be made 10
S. YATES LEVY, see'y and Troas'r.
Savannah, Februarg 9th, 1860.
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savannah sake Tor january ISG2s
1T proposed 70 run Se Ten Brock Course on the FIST
day Of the regular meeting in Jsnuary 1902 SWeepstake
colts and lilies dropped ia 1859 mile heats $500 sub
sorpfion S2c0 forfeit $50 deolarson made day
Of Nay, 1901 with S50l piece Of plate added by the iTannah
Club provided start the
stske-hesn subscribers 70 III he saketo and
on the hrsdy Nay. 1850 Subscription and declaration
Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Club, and
the Stake 10 run by the ules Of the Club.
Security the forfeit required when the subscription ismade
s. YATES LEVY, Secretary.
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I. B. DODDS g. cos

DAAVI1LEi hy-5 Aarcl o. lc1J
AEssEs- W. B. DoBBs & Co.. CIScuNArr;
GETs-rhe safe purchased from yoI sine since vas
severely tested By the disastrous ire in this place and We
arc happy to say stood the equal the representation
you made Us when we psrcase Our roou which the
safe STOOL vas totally destroyed By the IRE and the safe M into
the cellar and vas covered By the burning rims upon get
tngitout and opening We found every paper safe not one
them corehed deiaod in any way. take plealurs in
bearing this testimony to The excellent quality Of the safes man
ufsctured at you establishment Yours,
Signed T. ]. SHINDELBOWER
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
One Square, year. s3O-Each additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOI, Will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
0NE DOLLAR per Square the first F1r CET for eacn
\ subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly
added.
Transient Advertisements assst Be pail Tor at TIE ti 81
| Insertion.
To COrrespORdem
1t will great deal unnecessary trouble four friends
in writing to US, will bear in mir following rules
Always give the date Post Once, county, and State body
Of your letter.
II wish the Paper changed from one ec to another give
both Offices in full
II you write business and other matters, write separas
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such
and subjects be Of information or interest to the public
Anonymous communications Ofwhatever character viii receive
ttention.
Correspondents should write Onyupon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed to Messrs J.
GRIFFITH CO.. and not personally to either OF the Pro
pristors
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..,ti is respectfnry invited 10 a beautiful assert.
n ,TeBt oh plain and fancy Walking Cancss Jus'
e I'D ITJCK's Music and Fancy Store, 30 Union sIet''
sCsll and zee them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13
EVPHESS EKEIGHT.

usE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad company 10 con
.fiou with the Roads below, arc running an Express
-br min from Charleston and savannah 70 NauVe, al
I, nsai but with the certainty as lher passenger
trains. 10 oel4s W E. W COLE, sup't.
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rnII IoEIsYILLE AND CINCINNATI

.--yHF REGULAR packet JOHN GAULT, J. Il. 80
p-,rT Master and c. T. BEEDEB, Clerk, have AZ
ett1e5 IN make their boats trips from this port
4 lo1,i-yilIe. commencing on Wednesday, the 18Th
- and run regular, IesyinE port every other Wednesday
bost connects with B. O. r. steamers Louisville for
r,err sI,o Cincinnati mail steamers and ia low Vate
N, Tot lft5n freight, tut forward inme1iAtely.
ror frei7ht orpsssage apply on board or 70 ,
On ~ "a LAtHt.'t1o-'r AZ l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13
BLACKMAN * GILLESPIE,
(SCHOLs' CoRNER.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

Doors, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
ID Travelling Bags Carpet Bags Ladies Sachss and every
article usually kept in line
Our goods have been selected with eye the opinion OF
our friends call and We determined exert
ourselves the utmost to please all who may call upon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13
FIRE CRACKER
GENTLEFIEN !

go BOXES superior Gold Chop 10. Fire Crackers j.
ZDV and fo- sale by ,, ,,,rr, L 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13
Ribbons and Trimmings.

rTerch Bonnet Ribbons, every style
Paris Sash Ribbons, elegant:
Velvet Ribbons, full selVages;
Cap Ribbons;
Full Mourning RibbCns;
Fringes for Mantllasan Dresses.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BF

JUST RECEIVED BT
JOHN YORK q CO..
The Heiress: BY Mrs. ANS. sIErEzss.
a Life Struggle: By Mss PAE0or-
Lucy CrOFtOn: By the author Of Dsys Of NJ Life etc
Habits Of Good Society. hand book for ladies' and
gentlemen.
FOOTBALLS on the boundary Of Another
WSFId; By r. D. Owls.
Debit and Credit; By CHEvALrER BrS7zs-
Wit and HumOF in Paragraph. PuzS-rcz.
Whims and Waits. By TH0xAs HooB.
The Rivals; or, TIE TISIEs OF BURR AND HAM
ILTON.
heulahs b. ACGC5rA J. Evans, Fifteenth Edition
Woman, GA FEMME, By N. J. lllcnElzr.
ArchbOld's Criminal Practice ana Plead
ing-NeE edition, with Wstsrman'3 Notes Price SO.
The Voyage of the - Foxs' in the Arctic
Seas narrative Of the discovery o. the fate Of Sir
Jon FGnkln ahd his companions By Captain BccHutoek
II N, Ii D, With maps and Illustrations. Price $50.
Art secEeatiOns. Being seonpsts guide to ornaInsata
work, painting, drawing etc etc. For sale By
mar16 TnWVW WnRK
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G. W. CURRET, NJ. D.,
No. q, Spring Street.

purchased OF Mers Gene Brothers Of HoEes $40 Ma
chimes about three months since. My wife has used almost
constantly since them snd well pleased that she
exchange tor other in She had but little diff
Guilty in learning and do any kind Of with
it. She cheeuy adds her testimony the superior facilities
Of Hcwe Machines doing all kinds Of without
II. B. PLUMBER,
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NASHVILLE TENN. FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1850.
9asBbiIIs anion ann 5merifan.
Dally So IElEWeel6ly s.; WooEly s..
hates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
IL Tx DAILY.
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AesSrS Cone Br0tersWe have using Of your $40
family Sewing Machines cheeruy add
testimony to its htress for general family We have
used in making the heaviest fabrcs we'll the
cambrics, performed ali claimed for
1t possesses power sufficient penetrate with facility many
folds Of cloth ordinarily used running without
breaking thread needle, disturbing tn regular motor
the machine in the least.
The perpendicular motion Cf he needle the wheel
eed, the stitch on both sides and simplicity the
plus ultra Of Sewing Machines.
G. W. CURREY, N. D.,
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Having used all the leading machines for several years. owning
OF Wheeler & Wilson's the present time, understand
ing thoroughly, nevertheless do not hesitate say that think
the Howe Machine superior to and FL Others Il
hsndsOmer and finer work than the Wheeler Wilson, does
mIke chain stitch like the Grover Baker aod heavier
work than other family machine lteTs beautifully
soft null muslin, and India Lawn, and quilts upon the naked
cotton, styles Of work which he done well with the
jack feed used upon the Wheeler Wilson, Grover
Baker and Singer family machine For stitching cords
broider quilting and all varieties Of work is far superior
any machine have used
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13

Ladies' Wear.
heels;
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Side Lace Caters with and without
heels;
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Front Lace CATERS with aud with
out heels;
Ladies' black and bronzed Button heel Caters;
Z" bronzed Congress heel do;
d" super English Calf do;
" " front lace Boots, with AMI without
heels;
Lad fine Kid Congress front lace Boots with and without
heels;
Ladies fine Kid Slippers, with and without heels;
g Velvet Embroidere Slippers, with and without heels
" Toilet Slippers, hlndsOme variety.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13

We Agents for these splendid safes aid invite the pub
lie to cal, and other certificates manner in which
they reastthe attacks Of both
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13

sail take great pleasure in recommending your safes You
liberty make such this statement as yo1 deem
proper. Yours, lsignoiI ~ J. DURHAM.i-
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DANS1LIE. Ky, March 9, 800
MEssss W B DJDBs Co.. CucDNATE
DEAR sERs-TLe safe purchased Of you
hssstOod the great fire which occurred
February Elsndid hal large amount notes. receipts
sc. in it, before the building burned papers out tput
in sheets Of paper, AMI upon opening since he bng
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13
SPRING STOCK.
1860.
Our stock this season unusually srgs selected
WITH GREAT CARE, to which invite the attention Of all
We feel safe in saying that we can offer BETTER
GENTLEN'S WEAR.


Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots
" " Stitched d"
" Congress Caters
Pump Sole
Square EDGE"
- Strap Shoes;
Oxford Ties;
Patent Leather Opera Caters;
Stitched
" q" Pump Sole
Oxford Ties;
" Strapped Shoes;
- Black Lasting Congress Caters
q" g Oxford Ties;
Brogans;
=" Cloth Congress Caters.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22
9gritnh1rai.

A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO.
"A A A BROWN MEXICAN GJANO. g1aIyzinp g par
cent Of Bone Phosphate Lime
FOR SALE BY
p. NALCOM & co,
s2G6t Bowly's wharf.
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Constance AOtitts.

MOTICE.-Consignees of goods per Bremen
l ' bark MARY LAND, from Bremen, will please send
their permits board at Henderson's wharf All goods
not permitted within five days will be the Public
Store under general order, sl94t
ATOTICE.-Ne the Captain nor the Con-
signees of TIT Bremen bark MARYLAND, J. Hellners
MASTER Bremen, will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the of said vessel sig2w
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.G ME5df;tAM p RE ( ERyrR Executors
soo.a F. W. BENNETT & co,

81 TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of n
| Gene, Order of the Court of Common Pleas passed
A in reference to the estate of nsovent Debtors the
nnlersed VII sell at public auction in the city Bal
more on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the Sth day of October
at O'Clock, on the premises - -'
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES de-
scrbed az follows Beginning for he on the northwest
corner OF Lee and Green Streets and running thence north
Wardly, bOUndngOn the side Green street cightv
seven feet more or less to three foot alley; thence west
wady, boa nding said alley with the the same
thirty I'VE feet, less, tc the line of house buff
by Geo WherTt on street CNo 1867 thence souhard-
y bounding the line Of said house. lee street. thence
e4stwady bounding the north side Office thirty
feet. more or less, to the place Of heainnnr 80
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22
NIT. VERNON STITUTE,
lYE No 81 MT. VERNON PLACE
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY

MRS. MARY j. JONES, PRIYCTpAL
The duties of this School Situated in the most beautiful
and healthfui of the city, viii be RESI- MED MON
DAY. September 10th The arrangements of the Principal
assisted by resident French Governess as well as by
other competent Professors and Teachers) her
very thorough instruction in all the branches
lite and useful education. Circulars with references may
be obtained at Messrs Cushngs 4 Baieys Jas s. Waters
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Glnf1ti0a.
LANEuAGEI


"a The undersigned having at his disposal some hours,
requests those institutions or Ladies and Gentlemen who
desire his instruction, to make earl5 application il order
to such days AID hours may b. convenient
TO them. Dir. A GUINZBURG.
str
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IYLYOUNG LADIES.
in September The course Of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under the direction of
efficient Faculty Of able and experienced Teachers. Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
Yatages gthe Christian family are invited to examine the
School.
For terms Of admission and further information address
Rev GEO LEWIS STALET, Principal, Mount Washington,
HStmnr. Marylpgd iulT-tf
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-,e.-, 80. -
pFfICE, NO. CS SECOND STREET.
UND0gBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
r,, ,; -, .. -. .,.,, 49,.
c ~ IT. at tiT Oh fStabiished age
c5ai eycs companies with an aggregate
4EFNA INSURANCE CO, HARTFORD. - 600 Geo
PHOENIX INSURANCE Co UARTFOPD 55n n0O
NERCFTa NTS, ING N 11spTrOpn o.o oao
1''' S''' ''<'iN' ''->" '''.'''''''- -"O'VVo
Ne" ENIl'aND ms. 70, HAttfOED....-.. 259,tO0
,,,, 49, - -
MASSASOIT ms. co, SPRINGFIELD ......... go, COS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22

Why will any suffer the horrors ofa debitating In
termittent Fever, when by the use of the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22

& NbASSlCAL, EAGLlSH AND
~ FRENCH SCHOOL.
REV. r. s. HITCHCOCK viii reopen his School the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER at No. Il Lexington
street between Charles and Liberty streets.
Circulars be obtained at the School Room between
and O'Clock. au2l If
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1nblit Sails.
BY J. u. CANNON.

on G!oth; Mahogany Extension Table, ade to order
THtenaing . eGt Dining Room Chairs Sldehoard Marble
op TedeSt3 lniia Dining Sets; French do Coffee and
Tea Ware Plated do; Table Linen knives Forks &c;
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-20

COULDN'T Fool HER.-The Lafay-
EFT (Indiana) Courier tells an amusing
story of company of ladies and gen.
tleman of that place, who touk it into
their heads to adjourn from social
party to a wall near the cemetery. AS
they approached the ghos,ly place lady
screamed. All eyes turned to the point
indicated by her alarm, and saw ghost
coming toward til m, appareled in
orthodox white. They ali run, but one
sturdy woman of the stFong-minded
class, who stood her ground till the CLOS
had got to her, when she seized it ant
thrashed out of his frightful disguise 1
deceitful fellow, who had heard th,
project of walking about the graveyard
discussed, and hill himself there to Civ
the party a fright. She led him back +
the house; and in reply to the question
that poured in upon her, said Can
fool me, have seen too many men i
sheets to get frightened at them ?
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-20
TRULY CHEAP CASH STORE,

NOU will find at Rowelrs large lot of Goods
n in general, viz: Dry Goods, ". |. Goods
and Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Glassware.
Tinware, Stoves and Pipe, Flour, Fish, Salt.
Nails, Hollow ware, Hay Tools, Ready Made
Clothing and Gents furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps
Gloves, Mlttens, Boots and Shoes. both for Ladies
and Gents wear, Rubbers, Yankee Notions, Cut
eTy, Stationery, Room papers. Carpetings, Fruits
Nuts, Confectionery, Sugars of all kinds Drugs
and Dyes, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Syrups
common, fancy and toilet Soaps, the best Teas
and Tobacco, Spices, &c. And in fact almost
everything commonly kept in country stores
and all at extremely low prices, as we believe
the nimble sixpence to be better than a dozeI
slow shIllings. Give us a call and save money
K. w. POWELL,
Irasburgh, June 81, 1850.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-20
A CUNARD RECKONING.

In a voyage to America, some nine
wears since, on the seventh or eighth day
out from Liverpool, Captain L---came
to dinner at eight bells as usual, talked
a little to the persons right and lett OF
him, and helped the soup with bis accus-
toned politeness. Then he went on
deck and was back in a minute, and
operated on the fish, looking rather grave
the while. Then he went on deck again;
and this time was absent, it may be three
or FIVE minutes, during which the fish
disappeared, and the entrees arrived, and
the roast beef. Say ten minutes passed
| l can't tell after nine years. Then
l. came down with pleased and
happy countenance this time, and began
carving the siFioia. We have seen
the light he said; Madam, may /
help you to little gravy, or little
horse-raddish ? or what not2 | forget
{ the name of the light, nor does it matter.
Il was a point of Newfoundland, for which
: he was on the lookout, and so well did
the Canada know where she was, that
I, between soup and beef the captain had
: sighted the headland by which his course
: was lying. And so, through storm and
t darkness, through fog and midnight, the
5 ship had pursued her steady way over
1 the pathless ocean and roaring seas SC
e surely that the officers who sailed hel
b knew her place within a minute or tive
= and guided US with wonderful progi
IS dence safe on our way.
n Since the noble Cunard Company
= has run its ships, but one accident, AM
/, that through the error of pilot, ha
A. happened on the line. By this lttl
u. incident (hourly Of course repeated, an
e. trivial to all seagoing peOple,l l wa
y immensely moved, and never can thin
al of it but with heart full of thanks an
+" awe. We trust our lives to these seamer
10 and how nobly they fulfill the trust
VI They are, under heaven, as providenc
y for US. While we sleep, their untirin
"' watchfulness keeps guard over US. A
III night through. that bell sounds at h
season, and tells how our sentinels d.
he fend US. 1t rang when the Amaze
he was on fire, and chimed its heroic sign
TO of duty, and courage and honor. Thin
la' of the dangers these seamen unders
up for US, the hourly peril and watch, Il
me- familiar storm, the dreadful iceberg, Il
're long winter nights when the decks a
ter as glass, and the sailor has to elm
ter through icicles TO bend the stiff sail
5ut the yard. Think of their courage a
- their kindness in cold; IN tempest,
I'M hunger, in wreck CornhiU Mdgazin
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-20

g8 What is the oldest piece of furni-
ture in the world? The multiplication
table.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-20

LAC VARNIsH FOR VINEs.-Grape
vines may be pruned at any period with
out danger from loss of bleeding, by
simply covering the cut parts with var
nish made by dissolving stick-lac in alco-
hol. The lac varnish soon dries, and
forms a coat impenetrable to rain; il
may also be applied with advantage in
coating the wounds Of young trees.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-20
MY PEARLS.

One Is word-a loving word,
Another is a smile,
That angel lips are wont to hear,
Ny sorrow to beguile;
And clasping hands and gentle prayers.
And hopes about me thrown,
Hid for awhile In Memory's sea,
Bright shining pearls are sirown.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-20
PHOTOGRAPHS AND EMBROTYPES

II ID. WILSON has again returned
lie from the South, and will remain through
the month of July, at his rooms at Barton Land
ing ready to do anything required in the Picture
line, in the very best and neatest styles. Photo
graphs of any size or style, colored or plain.
Also, old Duguerreotypes and Ambrotypes copied
and enlarged and made much better than the
original. Call and see at Barton Landing.
n. B. The subscriber has superior toned
five octave Seraphine, all perfect and new FOL
sale at a bargain.
L. D. WILSON.
Barton Landing, July 4th, lo6O.-2sws.