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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-17

The following letters have been received by the
Mayor of New York. in reply to his invitation to the
Prince of Wales to visit New York, in pursuance of
the resolution of the Common Council:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-17
Wheat Bran.
NEGOTIATION WANTED,

EAn BUSHELS Wheat Bran just received on consign-
00bNDNb ment and for sale by D. D. DICKEY,
iuiyI7 & Market street.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

WILL sell Monday, September TO- 1860, my Mills
Farm coaai ing AS TIE Mills new, pair
French BuTrsor wheat pair good
MILF about 50 clearedbudngs good and only
miles from town with good pike to it.
Eight Store Rooms Dwellings, the Pleas
Hoteth is the only Hotel In miles Of this plaza
About so Town Lots suitable for Dwellings, Stores
Mount Pleasant surrounded by the richest Tonnes
and the terminus of the Tennessee Rail
road.
Seven hundred and forty Land from miles
from this place. we'll tmbered four springs
AsO 500 miles South OF this place Turn
pike; 40 cleared Orchards Buildings good three fire
free stone springs and fencing good This place pied
by Andrew Keneday. Terms liberal 4. o. CROSS
Mount Pleasant, Tenn, July lift.
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TUESDAY, JULY II, 1850.
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GRAND PIANO.

HAVE just unpacked and have for inspectoa finest
y Grand PianOfOrte received in the city OF Nash
vile The attention OF every Of the king OF IBstTu
nents is invited to this Piano. Also several square
PianOfSrtes of Steinway sons Make.
Have just been added to my stock ALI Of which will be sold
New York Prices for ea-h or negotiable papsr,at
ga Union street.
J. A. MCCLURE.
New Music, in great sbundance being added daily to ny al
ready large stock. B&P frlyI-u
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TRABUE q LUCUs.

JOB LOTS BOOTS AND SE0ES
NAE have large invoice Of first quality Boots and Shoes
w which We sell at great bargain for cash, four months
prompt paper Call Immediately they must be Holi at our
Ware Rooms, Up stairs, No Tx. IkAbUE & bOCOs-
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HEW CARRIAGE SHOP

EruLI4N C. TALLM4E taxes Ills rpetboj
~ 20 ini0rIu Ehe public that he mas CONNER
eel me Ca-risgs aud Sleigh Making business IN
ITas5arEa, On his 0wu hook, subject % none bat
aours az his shop in the Old building next 10
HortEine-oI's store. where thoss Who wish 70
procure his desirable services are invited 70 cal
and strike ~ a bargain that VIII be advantage
ous % his patrons and % his OWL wallet, which
now looks as though an elephant mad stepped On
A! work cone vel, ard no /" g,fus9 wsdqes''
used a. his shop, thoUEa nothing il this last sen
Ience contained is intended to hi the - sheriff.
Irzsourgh, August I7-3Stf
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DERBY ACADEMY

THE FALL TERN Of this institution VIII
Il eoEnEence On Monday, Sept. 81, and coltinas
eleven weeks.
JOHN YOUNG. A B, Principal,
Hiss J. a YOUNG. Assistant,
Pref A n. WHITNEY,
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
From sIr- Tozug's high rzak as q scholar and
successful teacher, and Miss Yo1ls's proficiency
IN French and the ornamental branches, the
trustees bsEsys that the school affords superior
advantages f0- the acquisition Of z thorough SCI
enclfc. classical ard ornamental edUcar5oa.
In presenting orr elsTms e public patronage.
We feel that u Ar- Whitney, We offer facilities
for successful musical training such as one SCI
dom e1jovs n country schools
SPECIAL attention gwen 70 those intending 70
teach. q who are preparing for college
TIE bozrdsag-hoase IS being repaired. and VIII
afford ample acc0EnZodafions . al who wish
for roons for seiEboas ding.
Good rooms or board may also be procured n
private families Board s.. 81 per week
For farther particulars apply to
JOHN TINKER,
NIL. NEEC0AB. Ezscs1sse C5m.
HI CARPENTER,
Derby, Jusy II, 1860. 3Iws
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q There are 81 inmates Of the Ohio
State Prison, at Columbus, under sen
tence for life, one Of whom has been
confined p years, nine others more than
ten years, etc. Of these ten are hope
less!y insane, others are OF the last verge
o. insanity, and the tendency of nearly
al Is to manomania and despair. Is this
punishment anyway preferable TO death
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e AraPid and emphatic recital of the
following is said to be an infallible cure
tor iisping Holds meets Snobbs and
NOdds; Hobbs hobs to Snobbs and hobbs;
Hobbs nobs with Snobbs and robs Nob6s
fobs. That's says Nobbs, and worst for
Hobbs jobs and Snobbs' sobz.
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"a Nobility Of birth IS Ike q cipher +:
i has no power Of itself, Ike wealth or
.aleni, but it tells with all the power of a
cipher when added to either Of the other
Two.
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q Jenny, my boy, did you see the
fight Of bats the other evening"?
Niver the one, ny honey; what kind
Of bats we're thsy?'
Brics-bats, ye spalPeen.'
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Il Dickens says that beautiful face
hits tbe thoughts to the Creator. We
are afraid that It oftener riveis them on
the creature.
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e. Propose continually to yourself
new objects. 1t is only BY constantly
eurIching your mind that Jon can prevent
lis growing poor. SlOiE benunbs and
eneryaies It; regular work excites and
strengthens it-and work Is always in
or power.
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Window Blinds.

II c. & ". F. MORRIS would announce 10
ALs the people Of Orleans Comfy that they
are prepared TO fill orders to any extent for Win
dow Shades Of every variety Of style, AMI Of the
BEST OF ID TERLAL IND W0RKlIARe
SHLP-iikewise to DELIVER AND HANG the
same al prices corresponding to those obtained
in the immediate vicinity OF their factory.
u Orders respectfully solicited by mail OF
otherwise.
Wd. +. RAND Of Irasburgh, is our agent for
Orleans County.
St. Johnsbury, March IA, Iseo-IAf
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A CAPITAL TAKE OFF.

The following burlesgus upon some Of
the Patent Medicine advertisements Is a
rich thiag Of is kind, and may serve as
a model for any parties who are prepar-
ing to Announce some new "Valuable
Discovery or -Grsat American Rene
dy" to the already be-drugged and be-
physiced world:
THE GREAT REMEDY!
CoNPoUSD ExTRAcT OF SSAKETAIL
BARK.
Dr.. BAGGs, N. D., A. S. S.
Having accidentally and providentially
discovered this great remedy in the IN
ueruost bowels Of the Mammoth Cave,
now offers It to the distressed and diseas-
ed public.
BAGGS' SNAKETAIL BARK
Cures infammasory catecbism; distrae-
tons Of the spinal marrow; low bridge
o. thu abdominal canls !; swelled spatula;
eonstipased appendix; vertical in the
head loosenes Of the appetite; relieves
irritations Of the ulva and utensils gen
orally; removes bunions, tan, freekles,
corns. and other extravagznces from the
face. neck, and shoulders; spheroid fever
and drum ager.
None genuine that doesn't come from
Bags. & See that bis cork Is stamp
ed On bis name.
Be sure that '.SnaketaiI Bark" Is
blown into the bottle.
Read these certificates.
SKUxKs RUS, Nov. Q 1859.
Dear Bagzs-Yogr snaik tai bark has
resolved ny hole system, solar and all.
OR family doctor said I had Al animal
cooley, be called It, in my surrepti0us.
ba. he was rong as usual took too
I bottles aceordin to dirsckshun, aaJ have
ben workin ever since. P. ST. think
don't want any more, as ny wife says
she don't want to be a wider agin.
Yours,
no. YE. AFFLICTED.
Mrs. Baldhead was entirely cured Of
an enraged cgticle by the use Of one
bottle.
Seth ChaFsr was 50 far gone With a
+ PecBniary disease, that he could not be
moved in bis bed took two bottles. The
first bottle weakened the disease, the
second relieved hin from all further
pain be was lifted from bis bed and
hasn't been On It since.
Smith O'Swasb, BY taking one bottle
secured . free passage through the straits
Of Hoboken Ferry which he had never
had before.
Mrs. DOozenterry gave her afflicted
husband nine bottles, and she rejoicingly
writes, He is row beyond the reach o
/ disease and quack doctors"
I llr. Sympel Ton, Of POudick, Eigb
Z Corners, caught eold after being thrown
into violent psrspira;ion by lodging
creditor. He gave the creditor a bo.tI.
Of the Snaketail, and the cause Of tn,
PeFsPiration and cold has not been hear,
of since.
Master Karl had an exaseerbated ten
ton IN his eye; one bottle removed It {
the other eye, and two bottles run It o.
The physicians al recommend It as
great aid to their practice. Several di.
tinguished underiakers praise il highly
one Of them writes: 4 wish Bagg.
Snaketail was inevery house n the land
livery stable keepers recommend It
Smith, the Mourning Goods store keepe
says It is an invaluable aid to bis bus
ness. Price 81 per single bottle; fi7
r bottles for s. ten bottles for 30 cent
and By the dozen in proportion. a 81
eral discount to the trade.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

THE SUBSCRIBERS are this day receiving
a the largest stock Of Goods ever ofsegsa n
this market, which they are Dow ready 10 segI.
and they wish 70 Be distinctly undeatooa thai
they viii aot Be undersold b. any ore.
GEO. W0RTHIsGTOS, Jr., & co.
lF2abuEgb, April =, 1880.
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WEsTFTELD
GRAMMAR SCHOOL

THE FALL TERM Of this school vii con-
4 meice On Wednesday,. Segt-5, 1854. aad. cor
1iuus asve1 weeks.
u. Z. TAREET, Principal,
MISS LUCENE STEBBINS. Teacher Of French.
Osiar teachers WI be employed as the waits
Of tas sehcol esuzad.
TCuTox.
Primary branches, S2.G8
Commoa English, 800
Higher, $50
LATIN GGH
French, fextrs,1 100
Veal music. textrz,} 100
TEit31 payable a. the middle Of the term
TAis School has been Il operation bat 3 few
years. vet It has net with . degree Of success
which i encouraging 20 It's friends 4 large ana
oezZsial 5zl.35ag s n process Of erecs5oa which
VIII Dc IN readiness for the fall term and 20
p2ias VII BE spared On The part q the executive
committee 20 make sEis school one Of the first IN
The eozntv.
The village Of Westfeld IS situated IN the most
5ssRtfsl par. Of Eissisquoi valley. and IS 8 very
qEist place. making it 3 favorits resort for stu
dents
Board and roOus esa be procured On very
reasonable terms
For farther particulars, address ne Principal
az Nor.h Troy or the Executive Committee
WestfsId, July Il. 1850
A c HITCHCOCK
E MILLER tx Con.
7. STBBTNS
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THIS is SOMETHING NEW.

= ME subscriber would say to the public that
n he has converted his blacksmith shop into
manufacturing establishment, where he lis man
uiactaTIng 1RLSoES Shoulder Braces and AB
DOAIAdL PPORIERS Of every descrip-
ton. Also, he is making Pulp A BGERS and
Runners Of every description. cheaper and bet>
ter than can be found ia any other shop in YER
mont he IS also making aad repairing GINS
cheaper and better than can be done in New
England. Please call and see his work and price
it-he IS going IN Cor low prices in these hard
t5nes-and De your own judges Of the work
His work IS all warranted and can't be beat.
+. X. HAMMOND.
West Derby. June 5, 1ss0-12
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs,

Composed II SeTszpg-5l51, TI7lI Gerry, TsN51
DocE, PricEisg Asa TE0rgughz-9rs, Rla57r5 l1fzss
arGEs. DaadeIloa, &c, az 81 1bieh ere 50 con-
p0EHGsd as % aez a. c0uceFt AID asst AGtATs ~
erzdicatiag disease.
These B5tters c1utinus 20 be ths most standard,
p0p Hlzr ard Uosc reliable medicine ever diseov-
cred for che cure Of Liver Complaints and al
their attendants. JsUnajee n is worst forms !:
aumoEs, whetber q blood CT skin; II Bilious
Diseases and Foul Storaach1 Dyspepsia; Cos
-ivensss; Female Weakness, and every disease
arising from Indigestion, or sede1tzrv habits Of
life; Headache; Dizziness; Piles; Heartburn :
Pains 10 thu Side, Bowels, or Back; FI2sulenCv /,
Loss Of appetite. sud every kindred complaint
arising from Impurities q the Blood, Diseased
Liver or Disorders1 Stomach % which every
person Is more Or less subject IN this climate.
The effect d this medicine Is most wonderful:
L sets directly upon the bowels and blood. bv
removing al distractions from the internal or
gans. s-naz .atuZ rhean into healthy action. reuo-
waiting -1s fountains Of NE, purifying the blood,
cleansing IL from al humOFs. and causing i %
course anew through every part q the body; re-
storing the invalid 20 hesl-h and usefulness
Oaly = and IS cents Per bo-tle. Sold By deal.
ers il Medicine everywhere
0rdeTs addressed 90 J. o. LANGLEY or GEO.
C. GOODWIN & Co. Boston. Ism5
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BOARD, ROOMS, &C.
Fer Bozr3 ard Boous ap1ly 70 J. 4. DREW,
F. s. FRENCH ana J. B. MASTA, Executive
Cousaitres-
It IS aesiFz5ie that every student shocld be
present a the bszizzinE Of the esr1a-
u For further particulars address tie Prin-
eipal c. Ire Executive Committee
a. MANSFIELD, SscresarE.
Barton. Jzfy ISL, Isso.-sIw6.
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TRULY CHEAP Cash STORE.

NOU viii find at Rowell,s large lot Of Goods
and Groceries, Crockery. Hardware, Glassware
IinWare, Stoves and Pipe, Flour, Fish. Salt
Nails, Hollow ware, Hay Tools, Ready Made
Clothing and Gents furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps,
Gloves, Mittens, Boots and Shoes. both for Ladies
and Gents wear, RubbeTs, Yankee Notions, Cut
lerys Stationery, Room papers, Carpesings, Fruits
Nuts Confectionery, Sugars of al kinds. Drugs
and Dyes, Paints Oils, Window Glass. Svrups.
common, fancy and toilet SOAPS, the best Teas.
and Tobacco, Spices, &c. And in fact almost
everything commonly kept in country stores.
and all a extremely low prices, a. we believe
the nimble sizpence to be better than dozen
slow shilings. Give Us can and save money.
K. W. HOWELL.
Irasburgh, June II, 1850.
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PASSUMPSIc HOUSE.
BARTON, VERMONT.
BY JERRY DREW

THIS House Is HeT and newly furnished thro'-
ozt-With accommodations equal # net 50.
perior to any Hotel in Northern Vermont No
pains or expense viii be spared to render the
house satisfactory To its guests By furnishing the
table With the choicest Yiands. prepared by tie
best culinary skill.
Coaches run 70 meet the trains. conveying the
guests Of the Passumpsic House free 81 charge;
and choice stock Of Livery Horses and Cara
ges IS kept By the Proprietor TO convey p&ssea-
gers to any Of the adjacent towns On short notice
and on moderate charges. II The sssaqes al
st9D NJ 1sis Hose.
The stable Of the Passumpsic House was re-
Gently built, with al the modern improvements
which the experience Ct stable keepers could
suggest.
Barton. June 5, Iseo--24y1
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G.W. QUmBY. 4. B.. Principal,

.. y. 4lIABl, 4. D. FflAtlpaii
assisted By 2tasr experienced teacher
SuperioF advantages are offered e innss wish
ing % pTeEare sar College OF - ss1iy French.
Aaejsas and Mossrr. Languages, Engtish BraaoA-
e, Masis. Drawlnz and Painting
There VIII b. a class preparing fer College,
also q Teachers Cas-
This Institution has already acquired popu-
lsrity that warrant cozE5szee ard pz5lic pat
roza-e- Further comments are unzecessarv.
No sxsrto1 q re par Of the Trustees au5
Teachers wIn be spared 70 render TIE Tern
pleasant and printable.
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tRocEEET and Glassware sar sale e
WoKTmaGT0s
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WANTED.

A GOOD SHOEMAKER. who nndsrsiaadi
II the whole business qt sher. 8 wanted ia-
Hsediaieig. SAMUEL STANFORD
iras5uFgh, July l7sh 1850. ~
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TO BE POPULAR.

TT IS necessary that every well regulated faEEIIy
i should bay one Of Edwin CI2Fk's patent,
teglss.s dreaded family
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BARTON ACADEMY

THE FALL TERN Ct this TassTtutiou Wi
1 commerce On Wednesday the zsEh 81 AR--
azs ard eoutinua Easvsn weeks. under TIE
chsrre
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READY MADE C0FFINS


All ofthe above named articles viii be sold a.
low as can be bought IN Orleans County. fog
Cash, approved Credit Produce, or Lumber,
Trnly Yours.
J. Z. DWINFLL.
C. H. DWINELL.
zIyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05
Political Items.

There has been a meeting Of wide-Awakes in
Petersburg, Va.
The N Y Journal Of Commerce prints the fol-
lowing Gan appendix to a business letter from
an old union man Of Pendleton, 3. G October
2sth, SAYS, al am now 6S years Of age and have
never witnessed such a determi nation to resist
Old men, and boys barely In their teens, from the
seaboard to the mountains, are minute men, armed
with revolvers and rifles. IL you can catch a
Yankee ask him to guess what the Southern
people win do. The cry is, The Palmetto regi-
ment,' 'Chepultepec,' and Butler Excuse me
for this disgression''
The Y. Y. Day Book of Friday evening saws
''The republicans are terribly frightened. Last
Journal Of Commerce also says: ave are in
formed by a merchant boarding at the Astor
House, where the republican general committee
hold their conferences, that a marked change in
the appearance Of these gentlemen is apparent
within the last few days he easy, self-confdent
air with which they formerly disportsd them
selves. has given place to a nervous, excitable
manner, clearly Indicating grave apprehension,
and the necessity Of making desperate exertions
to save themselves from defeat"
Mr. Senator Yulee, Of Florida in q recent Do
Hiical letter, writes follows in relation to the
famous :" Norfolk Questions :" 90 1t is quite true
that was surprised and grieved with the answer
which Mr.. Douglas made TO the questions pro
pounded to him at Norfolk, and with the tone of
expression; equally true that wished Mr. Breck-
inridge could have thong ht II proper to announce
a contrary position promptly. But no other can
didate declares bis reco2 milton Of the right Of
cession ! am, therefore, content to vote for MIR
Breckenridge, whose avowed sentiments upon
other material Issues most nearly accord with nav
own. Secession Is great preservative rig bit Of
the states. IL cannot be Questioned by those who
agree that the Constitution Of the United States is
compact between sovereign States; and with
those who do not so regard that instrument have
no political sympathy nor any fellowship as a
democrat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

II The California papers state that Prince Lot
kamehameha, the Sandwich Island Royal High
ness, and bis two aids were present at the Aeri-
cultural T air Of the Bay District near San Fran
cisco, and created quite sensation. The Bullet
remarks:
The three are stout, large men, tall and broad
beyond the average Yankee. They were dressed
in the last English fashion, with glstening tiles
and thick heavy overcoats- The three fer their
stout presentable appearance and size, would
arrest attention In a crowd, even IL the Sandwich
Island color did not. IL the reader has ever seen
our own Yankee Prince, John Van Buren, and
will, to the picture of him that is daguerreotyped
on his memory, add color enough to bring the
face to light mahogany hue, be shall see Prince
kamehameEa as be looked last night, with hands
thrust half way into his pockets and bat se< on at
an angle Of ID degrees TO the pendicular as he
sauntered among the tables in tie hall The
Consul for the Island helped him to appreciate the
circumstances Of the growth Of the articles dis
played and In all he took much interest In the
picture gallery they saw little to look at except
the large picture OF the royal family of the Islands
i'm which group the prince himself Is prominent
They looked like men of the world, well posted,
and quite willing &c learn what more should be
easily discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

The EcoSOMY OF HEALTH.-This busy nation
OF Americans have L., C0O,OO0 working people
whose services may be estimated at 81 a day. and
their annual loss by sickness at an average Of ten
days each In the year. This gives a total loss OF
S24O CO., 90, sum three times as large as the
whole cost Of the General Government, fncluding
the Army, NAVY, Post Offices, Legislators Foreiga
Ministers and all The amount weighs over six
hundred tons In pure gold A largaportion OF
this costly suffering might be averted by atten-
ton to diet, cleanliness, and above all, by the
proper use Of the right remedy In season when
\ - cent. box Of Ayers Pills will avert an attack
OF illness which IL would take several DAYS to re-
cover from, or dollar bottle Of Ayers sar.,psrii
La, will expel lurking disorder that would brinu
the sufferer to his back for weeks or months does
IL take any figures to show the good economy OF
the investment, When Fever and Ause is rank
ling In your veins, ard shaking your life out OF
you, 10 10 worth the dollar il cost for his Acme
Cure to have the villainOus disorder expelled.
which II does surely and quickly, When Won
have taken cold Is Il prudent to wait until II Ia
settled on fe lungs, when days or weeks or
months must be spent In trying 20 cure IT, even II
IT can be cured at ALL is 1t per to Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, costing a few shIllings, and re-
move the trouble before IL is serious, 1t takes no
wisdom to decide