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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
County Of oxford.


rrr ssprrss ts 11u@', tHnulssi0n"' Ct
the ,,af l~j5.
Jun. . T. TO uI'.. tuNsl ii1m d. park q
Nuai.i.rk lrl Grrrtwus,i, aBi .',sur
uf~s l-et.u-u ol M.ssl.tsfk. : IS W
q" sJ T. ~ n,'-s us,,i ir,m pr'a'srS q,
Bethel. sni ? iay. on prtiti'n e
Moe. Ihurr, u W
" % r 40 mi'r. Ir,ysl irom l'ruHntA
o. psfu. brI I,,. u' p,i.tlpn ui
S.r,,Inalng.. ,a~n agent. 10 On
" q u 40 mole. trtvyl ir'm llspmtrA
tp psiu. sui is, on pet. II Nn.
tlnitw 4 1th~r.. 10 o.
&" - T.. i41 u.I-. ira,,l from Dsnm,k
90 prNbell. AID iay o1 p-tiiion
yi : imurI 20. \ other, 10 u
July r, 10 u,is. travel from Denmark
o. pNhsH anI tautpn. SOL ~
au r.t ct Phin-s. Mrlaushha
aHd urhrfs, II "
" Q 10 ~ mi.r- travel from D,nma'k
o. ru.'ar s1i rsfs"n,trii, AMI
ds,. on r.t. It Ruff. Mglu,'rr.
t.Hl agent, lVVu
" 20 70 IS lis. ttavsl tom penmak
o.. Bfusuh.'d .ui Tushufg. sol
Gave Hu pstitrun of l.. ". Juha
sH1 anil uihsrs, so
" g t. g n,br. travel. ton Dennsrk
o. tn,'s,I., sul 'ays CA pei.
eft ~r.rtiurp 81 lNvlsif-, 80
" 25 To iul la.Is. navel irpu D-nuAk
to u,f,.i. aai ? i,,. on peiit'on
olI.-ru,ri Caldwell. usd other, II OF
= To luo mole, tr,,. fr''n pya"''S
o. HurAfsll aad r,us. and dave
op r.t.tioa ct y. J. waliIou ani
uthsfs, 10 "
f." 81 T. - miles travel FROM D,nmafk
o. Bs,hr', and diy ou I~,i'onoi
NJ. ir'sv, 100
u d a ~
&C. piNtsI anI Csnlon, and
ta,. un i,fittun q rhiu,as We
l-sal1l.a ant uthsrst II %
; q, lj1 mi',- '.Hysl iIum Denmark
l..i, arI .',,s on pg'ilion of
Che ". Es.u., 10 OC
10 ISi iu,is. travel i,"m pe"maik
o. n,rtufI. anl isys ua psl. u
J. :. Rubil.un sud uth~fs, " "
To 90 mile- travel from liariord
10 Peru, and isy bc,liug rnIi
onpet. ofC.w. Ea.iis. and othsrs. u
e" 10 To 100 male. travel to Peru, aad
da,' on Pet. Of Harrison BRAY aud -,
others, 500
"a To ~ nile. travel from D-nmfk
O. Hiram, aad daNs nn petit'on
Il wm. ~. Spring aai others, 500
81 t. 50 mil travel tom Denmark
60 Nsty,ori. add DAYS on prt.
oi rstst T. Mu.hsr and oth-fs, 10
Nov. "a To Too nil. travel from Denm'Tk
o. Blackwell, and 2 days ou pet.o
y J. Wallrun aad others, IL OF
% To 10 mil,s travel from Denmark
% ONiord. and ja,s on pct. Of
Lsouatt Cshlwcil aud other, IL "
IS To ~ mils. travel from Denmark
20 Hiram, ard I dsy On ~. Il
Wm. n. Spring and Dihrrs. IOC
q To IS miles travel frHu Der.n,rk
o. Fpetarg, anl dsVs on pet.
ofTii ". Juhnsan and uthers, 6J
30 To 50 mil-s travel hom Denmark
10 Maitn1fj. sri ? i,ys 90 yet.
ofPelst T.. M,shsr aud others. 90,
sJO6 81
CYRUS INGALLS,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The splendid and Past steamer.
G II e S a, r q a, * q,

CAPT. SIDNEY CRowELL,
WILL. run regularly betNcen NEW YORK
w aud PORTLAND, a. follows;
Leave Brown'. Wharf. Portland, every Sat-
uris, afternoon Vt O'Clock aud returning, leave
New Y"rk, rier ~ \. H., every Tuesday alter
noon. at the same hour.
Thi. vessel has just been fitted up with ine at-
Communications lor Passengers, ma,ing this the
mo.t speedy, safe and comfortable route Tor traS-
ell-rs between New York anil Mainr.
Passage, $3.50. No charge Zoe State rooms
u Coed. forwarded by ihi. line tn aud from
Montreal. Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, East.
port aud 1t. John. Also. connects With Steam
ers fr Baltimore. Goods taken through with
dispatch. at the cheapest rates.
70, freight or passage, apply to
N. u. CROMWELL, EMERY & FOX,
Picri2N. River. N. Y. Brown'swh'f, Portland
Portland. Nov. 10, 1857. Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
Atwelrs Health Restorel

GIVES ~ APPETITE.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
w,llprs'en, your food from hurlrg 700.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
Will strengthen the snf''blsd system.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESToRER
Will ,p,he stomach and towels regular
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESToRER
VIII curr weskn''. AMI Geusal Debility.
ATwELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
La cute ior sour stomachs.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
Isa cure lor Headache and ,ick Headache.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
Cured your p,ighbor ard It Will oaie you;
Tn * Ip,
sold hy Andrews & BATES, Pari. I'LL; Wm. 4.
Ru.t. Suuth rafis, g.. Atwood 4 Co., Buckheld;
l.. q. >h,ckle, ADD Roiolphu. Young, Norway,
aad dealer. 20 medicine everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
TSshmaEIab.

"Durng the time I held the office ~ Commits.
sioasr of ratenis, u. ~. Eddy, Esq., 81 boston,
odd business At the rsicut Oihcr, solicitor Zoe
procutiag pateni'. Thee Ser~ lev, Il any, per-
spns scting ia that capacity who had - rnuch bu-
.insss ,-6rc the pai,ut OHige. sni there Ssfr
none Who cOnd1cied IL With more Kill, fidelity and
.acosss. regard Vi. EIN :. on- Il the beet ~
f,rmed anl mo.t .k,lliul rateni Solicitor. Ia the
United States. and have no hesitation Ia assuring
inventors that the, can0ot emplo, a person more
compstcnt and .ruslsouh,, AID more capable oi
putiing their applications IN iorm o. secure for
them az early anl favorable CONFEDERATION At the
Patsut Once. EDMUND BURKE.
Late Comnaissiunet II Patents"
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$3.50
AMERICA BARTLETT
CONT Bills for 1857.

Jsa. Sh. . 49,. suspiahor = 20 'ns tfaN.. si6 on
NJ, n. : aiy. aiiisuianee 4 90 m. tfav, l. 90
JrF 10. l,. atisujnHrs sud i0p's ifa', 500
sept. Z. 5 t1,s s'is 1jsr-r nnd ~ ms tu,v, liNp
Ort. IL Ttrs ait,HIs8G. y ~ -us. travel, " %
", II. g Hl,s artrritntr \ ~ u'. travel, ~ 90
De-. ~. S u,. ATTENDANCE \ o. ns. tr'c', ~ 90
ss2 W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
For Sale.

For Sale.
- 4 SMALL Dwelling House aud
nm< n b, at souih Paris, "a the
Zass.R street leading from T.. y. stones
,ElAaA dwelling house 10 the railrosd.-
k-=
~<SThe house !. built 10 modern s'yh,
and i. ia good repair. Il contain. two rooms. a
bedroom. bv,iery. add large front entry below, aud
chance 20 finish another room out OF the wood
hoa.e. There !. also two bedrooms hai.hed up
stairs. For particular. in1virs ofC. Il. KNIGHT,
near the premises, or the subscrIber ~ Hebron.
IS MARY MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
Winter Arrangement.

Winter Arrangement.
,A On and after Monday the 2ist
fLcJ inst. the Steamers LEWIS.
NEX& TON Capt. GEoE0I ksIsHr.
and MONTREAL, Capt y.
A. PHISoE. will run as iolowsi
Leave Atlantic wharf, Portland, every Monday
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, At
O'Clock r., and Central wharf, Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday snd
Friday, at o'clock Z. NJ.
Fare. IL Cabin. SIPS
Z" on Deck, 100
Nh. Each boat is furnished with a large
umber Of state rooms, Tor the accommodation oI
aides aud families; and travellers are reminded
that b, taking thi. line. much saving Of time and
expense will be- made, and that the Inconvenience
Of arriving 10 Bo.ton at late hours OF the night
will be avoided.
The boats arrive in sea.ontor passengers to iaks
the earliest trains out Of the city
The Company are not responsible Tor baggage
TO an amouat exceeding $50 In yalae, aud that
personal, unle.s notice !, given and paid Tor at the
rate Of one passenger for every $500 additional
value.
II sights taken as usual
L. BILLINGS, Agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
WANTED,

soo ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to act as To-.
OtDO cal and travelling Agents, IN basiness
.,.,. u.eG,I snd honorable. at a salary Of 800
NO, month. A capital Of IS only, is required.
no pa,en, medicine or book business. Full par
,;rular. given free to all who enclose postage
.,,mp or thre. cent piece, and address
IN wM. JOHNSON, Shandown, MI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15

"AUGusr II, ISIS. Daring the time have
held the Office Of Commissioner Of Patents, X. III.
Eddy. ESQ. of Bo.ton, ha. h-en extensively "a
gaged IN the transaction Of bu.ness With the Oihce
a. \ solicitor. he - thor"ughl, acquainted With
th, Law aad the rule. Of practice Of the Once. l
recommend hiun a. 0as ftAs n0R capable and sue.
r,ssf.l practitioners Nth shom have had ntteial
inte,oour.e CHARLES MASON,
Commusi1ner OF Patents"
BosTON, Jan. I, ls5s. lyD
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Wanted.

ONO ACTIVE YOUNG MN, to act as 10.
ODU cal and travelling agents 10 = buslnes.
easy, useful and honorable. at a SALARY Of 500
PER MONTH. A capital Of - only required
No patent medicine OF book business. f"ll par
tieulars giycn, free, to all Who enelose postage
stamp Of three cent piece, and address m
Al MARTYR, Y aisiow, MI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS
II. II, EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents
q s,n,s IT.. oppe.llc KIN, St. no.lon.

LAT, ir,pi Of ihr L. $. Patent 0fio,, Wdsh.
iagi,H, under hs at Of lsjI.
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20 - q dndB. al
noe. GOO pottlos have boom solo,

All not single in'ianc" u q allure rrppricd'
Personally app.arrd l.fafe mo. an Alderman oi
the COT, of fh,Adslphh. H. T. llrlmlDii, Chem.
IL, whu lsias dily .wprn does LAY, that hls pre-
aniipn contain. ~ Narcolic, Mercury, o. iuJu'
T,ou. drug. lui are purely vegetable.
n. 4. IlELMBuLp, SoIr Mlnuhcturrr.
Swofn ani .ui,.ctil+d b,firr mc this 2Ji LAY
Of November 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
suERIFF,S SAFE,

q. l.. BLAKE. D,p'y sh'd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11

Life OF Aaron Burr,
Colonel in the army Of the Revolution, S. Senator
llce President Of the Uui.sd States, &C.
For sale by
feb II F. HAGAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11
BY TELEGRAPH.

/ NEW ORLEANS, March Cotton sales "A, 800
! bales SITTER Ila114. Stock 435,27G bales De-
crease in receipts at this port $500 bales. De-
crease at all the ports 942, 500 bales. Sugar 5Sa6s
AIolasses 80. Flour 25s4 373 Red Wheat / O5 ;
White 20. Yellow Corn 60. Exchanges quiet.
NEW YORK, March lO.-Henry R. Bootherton,
Bookkeeper at the Union Bank, is defaulter for
100000. Lost at gambling he is not to be found
CONCORD, N. H., March lO.-l46 Republicans
and y Democrats are elected to the Legislature
The Senate stands g Republicans and g Democrats
The Council are all Republicans. The Republican
Governor has $500 majority in 80 towns.
HALIFAX, March IO.-The steamer Canada has
arrived with Liverpool dates of the 9th Cotton
all qualities advanced. Breadstufs quiet. Proyi-
siOns declining. COnsols 9G5a97.
WASHINGTON, March The nateconfrmed
J. F. Lewis, Post Master at Knoxville, Tenn Cook,
Post Master at Chicago was also confirmed, by
vote Of % TO Is.
NEW YORK, March 1O.-The Herald says Gen.
Seth Clover is appointed Kansas Indian Agent;
vice McCaslin removed.
ST. LOUIS, March IO-River rising, with O. to S
feet water to Cairo.
LOUISVILLE March lO.-River falling, with 6
feet inches water in the Canal.
NEW YORK, March IO.-Furt6er 5y the Steamer
Cauada-Orsici Rudies and Pierre have been con-
fiSiFu u conspiracy against the lie OF Napoleon,
and sentenced TO death. Gomez was also convicted
and sentenced to penal solitude for life The Dan
ish Ministry has resigned. Nothing from China OF
India. The Edinburgh arrived out on the Goth.
Cotton advanced (, some circulars say 10.
NEW HAVEN, March I0-The Rev. Nathaniel
W. Taylor Dwight, Professor in Yale College is
dead.
WASHINGTON March IO-Senate and House
proceedings unimportaut
SENATE-Messrs. Brown and Toombs favored
abOlisbing the franking privilege as a means Of
abrogating book publishing by the government.
NEW YORK, March l0.-At aUtiou Black Teas
declined per cent; Green steady, Orleans Sugar
full prices.
BOSTON, March l0.-Tbe America sailed to-day
She too no specie, and only 30 passengers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11

In Scotland the Camel Coaois have been very fayOra-
by known and extensively used the place Of Sperm for
The last few years Oils OF similar and quality
now being made by se Union Coal oil Company, and
are very highly ued wherever known. This OH
same weight and VIII bear the temperature, when
winter strained the bes SPERM and is fully equEl to
as LubrcaI0 having been subj the tes
upon both heavy and light machinery and given entire sat
isiacdon This OIL is peculiarly adapted 90 Railroads, Cot
Spndes, Machine shops, and all machinery where
Oh required. j is more economical than ordinary
Oils, is sold about the price and hall the
quantity viii 10 equal amount Of lUbTicElOn, and DO
better
This OH being entirely Without gum, thoud be used in
the manner The finest sperm Tho openings Ofthe
feeders used for ordinary cOErseT Oils should be
reduced, othsrwiss The OH VIII be wasted.
these Oils will be furnished dealers the factory pr
ses, adding freight insurance and exchange; and all Oils
sold BY company fully guaranteed rePr5seuted
For sale by Evin, Pendleton 81 Co.. Of this city agent
or the Union Coal and OIL Company, MaysvIe, Ky.
We call public attention the following certificates Of
gentlemen a-OWn here and elsewhere
EWIN, PENDLETON Il CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11
THE LEGISLATURE.

and House bills on the second reading. Mr.. Corr
introduced bill to amend the act Of 1856. giving
$4,000 TO locate the Middle Division Fair, so as to
transfer the amount to The Mechanics Institute and
Library.
The House Of Representatives. gave the day to lie
bate on the Bank Loan bill-Iessrs. RowLEs, Dun
LAP and DAvIDsOy, speaking for the bill, and Mr..
TURNER Of Sumner in opDosition-NIessrs. King,
THOMPSON, and others participating. We report the
vote on The second realing-yeas 81, nays 10
Twelve members voting afiruativoly alleged feel.
ing Of less opposition to the bin a its pre-
sent shape. Mr.. BULLoCE gave notice Of an amend
ment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11
Spring FAR

The annual Spring F air Of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society for the year
1885, will be held st the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to sth Of Nay inclusive. Liberal pre-
uiums are Ofareda list Of which with regulations for
bOldingthe Fair maybe had on application to L. P
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. l72 Deadrick Street, or at this
Office Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1858, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for ST. on application
to THOs. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WIN. g.. HARDING,
feb 2O-triwE,rfd President
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11

la There was another fne audience at the
Gaie.y last night to witness Mrs. JULIA DEAN
HAYNES impsrsonation Of PauliHs in the Lady o.
Lyons It is a compliment Of which Mrs. HAYNE
may well be proud, that she drew so large and in
tslgent an audience, on an occasion Of presenting
piece with which our theatre goers are so familiar
Her rendering Of the part she sustained was ia ad-
mirable taste, and gave entire satisfaction.
Tonight Mrs HATEE appears as the Countess in
Knowles beautiful play Of Lore This is of the
finest characters in which Mrs. HAYSE appears and
we bespeak for her q full house.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11

IL IHE HAR.-Pe0pls have for ceHlIriss been aHctsd
bald neads and Duiy remedy heretofore auHwI-
has been those abOmlna5e wigs ~ reysul discovery %
Professor soJd these arces are beng sI -lssl VIA,
bal persons skill gatfo Jlru lev
have been 50 Ui.eu imposed upon o. hair Iuu1a
eat KINDS To al persons earnestly
guest LhlI Lh5y Viii Try a-aln, Wosl'a
I'VE tlsrs IS no suca lung lal. ~ know u ialr
va bald VaO used tls alllGs shot
LDA covered completely Win sll1sL 4ld
curl5 ua1l9- W. kn0u OF numerous cases lua uar
rap.d aluuE cut, restored Il e-sgr per e
ZION LEd- I ever ud4 been before.
70 Is also EtnUut doubt best articles keep
ing Le ldlr d. good condition. Jss re-
moving dzudfun1 AMI has proved grs4ssss enemy
% all tts Ills that 10.
40 Is duty even improve LleIrlsrs8raI an
fearAule t1olgn some may dneT gard
DONG l-5 1uL 6s-ry viii admit
Lair eAI1rla or woman, dasr-
ca, ana Lhrfu ara 40 IrErsI 10
obtain slcn c0us4sEallJn NOaAN'S ADVOCATE PIlla-
cell ua-
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Rates Of Advertising.
TEN LINES Or LESS TO CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.


one square, one year, s5OKaeh additional square, $40.
Advertisers exceeding the space cOntraCt-
ed for, Will be charged for the excess.
To Correspondents.
will save great deal Of unnecessary trouble our
friends IN writing uss viii bear mind The following
rules:
Always give The date post once, county, and ssts IN the
body Of ycqI letter.
you wish the paper changed from Oce to another,
give both Offices iu full
IL you write business, aud ether write Oh
separate saesis Of paper Geroa leaves Of sheet
Letters aud coumun cations solicited upon all such
acts and subject. may be Of information interest TO
be public.
Anonymous Communications Of whatever character, win
receive attention.
Correspondent should write only upon one sdsOf the
paper.
We cannot undertake 70 Feu~E rejected communications
an letters business should be directed to Mesrs G. c
ToEHrrT q Co., and personally either Of the Propn
et0rE.
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NASHVILLE.

~ No advertisement Is inserted In this
ra0er, except Fr0ua those who have Fegu-
lar contracts aEd except legal notices,
ian T-TF.
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Cseaoessn. OHIO. NOV. I-.Issa.

o.. WOOD & C5.-GsaLs: As i l4ss ben s1.'l-sI In
selling your kes.0rlF5 the lass season tor one wong
local agents. o., IL h47l and uHFlu eEger-e
Tue Oeu5uclal effects OF 90 myself would 90 OBTAIN an
agency Tor S.aLe %. JnU, Slate Iu The Veal
should you Visa % make sucn 40 aET4uEausrEl- am
convinced tne5 Is nothing equal % 10 uuIsl saia
for restoring tns nar have 15eu engaged iH me url
business 1r several years, aud various
uuu- Tor she ualT5 DIT have found u0LI restores s
sccreiT5 organs luv The scalp % r1ur4
being Iuly yuced your restorative 10 hal a re-
present Is 20 would IKE enElge 10 hs sac on h. f5r
] an saILsded Is stssu.
Yours LruIy, 3. T.. sTOCkNAg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11
BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS. &C., &c.
\ $50 ZE9Ez
= 49, IAEEiA-r-
- -. -.
W. l. PEFT

HAS RBMOVED HIS RoCKAwAYs- eel
NO. 20, NORTH MARKET STREET.
N EARLY opposite Fred. soans Carriage Fastor7 They
~ Of the best Bridgeport manufcturs ths work b.
warranted. Prices 70 suit the umes. Cali soon, y
close them out low for each. ffsb sf-taIgr
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5. T. sTOCKMAN.


WayIand, Mass, Fs5.5.I s57.
PROF. %. j. WOOD & C0.-Geuts. Hav.l.- rsaIIEssgbs
good eloc-s your har RESTORATIVE visa ~ ss .laI
Ilulug growing sam we'll gray, vas Ia1ul-
I'd from Flas Tsad laLrl IT, 4l5ls prepared
by yOls o. promote growth and change rs color h. r
was 81 youLn both OF which effected e0nlstsF LH
tne operation have used nearly LHrys bottles.
Yours. &c, janis FRANCIS
O. J. WOOD O. CO., PrOpHstors, 5f2 broad gly. view
New. Iu the grsztN. T. Wire Raing EsraBIsnaallI ana
IA Aarkess.., Louis, No. sod by ali good Urar
g.aLs. fal g. rszHHlrr.r-a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11

Fresh Garden, Flower, and Grass Seeds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11

E5~ Dr.. BAIBD gives his third and last lecture
to the youth this afternoon at o'clock in the Cum
berland ChurcE:-On England, France, Spain, and
H1ly. Parents and Teachers are also invited, sd-
b. .ssicu.oue dime
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11
LIABILITIES.
STATE ON New YORK,

STATE ON NEW YORK,
City and County Of Nee York. !
Morris Franklin OF said city President Of the New York
Life Insurance COMPANY be ~ duly sruei doth dec
and say, that according To the best OF his knowledge IL
formation, and belief The foregoing statement correct
and true that all tue Investments therein Geered U"
were MADE in good faith and not for any empJrary ezEe-
dency that the assets Of be said company were at me
dale OF the said statement ST. 4O2 900 20 and invested as
therein stated and set form.
NORRIS FRANKLIN Pres.
Aft med this 23d dav Of Feb-uarv 1858, bel0re me,
L. a STAUkBEkG,
Commissioner Of Deeds.
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WI. +. NIcHOL5, Master Haoalnist.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLABkE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription q Sir .. Caar5s D. d.
PIys.si1n Extraordinary to tie Queen.
ThisiHvaIul5I5 medicine .s unfaug in She cure OF al
those painful and dangerous dieae TO which the female
constitution is subject. molsresl excess and removes
all obstruction and speedy euro may De relied 90.
10 MARRIED LADIES
tis especially suited is will short time, brigE the
monthly period win regularity
Each bottle, price aaoaT, bears tHo Government stamp
fGTeat Britain, 90 prevent couulrr.eHs.
CAUTION.
These pills sh5HLf stlE hg tsrass during 5s First
Three Months Of rsglHsg as sbsy 20 bring
yBisearriags BIT Of any other time o. g are sas
In all cases of Nervous aud Spinal affections pain 10 ihs
back and mss Ia+s zt-h ezeron paIr.-sion Of the
heart, Hgs.a- cs and whites these pills viii eject cure
when all o.hsr msau5 have faaI- and although powerful
remedy, do contain r7l o-I7ue, augmoay OF any thing
hur.luI Go taa c0 astsgti8H.
Pull directions Elgnmps each package.
Sole Agsu. Tor Tie United states and Coaada.
JOB noses,
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UarPer's Magazine for March.
EVElIERSON'S and PUTNANS MAGAZINE ami
II GUDEI'S LADYS BOOK, FOR MARCH.
Just received BY
feb 70 JOHN YORK CO.
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E5g- We learn from the Patriot that Mr. James N.
HiUton, the Sheriff elect, has appointed E. Drake
aud John B. Murray his deputies, and Travis Win
ham iail5r
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E5y~ We are requested to say that in consequence
Of the breaking Of their press our neighbor Of the
Hsrs viii be unable TO issue their paper this morn
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HANK OF West Tennessee, al Memphis.
The notes Ibis Bank viii De redeemed at the Union
BElk Of Tennessee az Nashville. lstW6W-u
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Nnls nt -. cannt,az.r,s Oaies.

tltNtV = 7 I|IIIt0'tl JVTI IIII0IV' J
NASHVILLE, March Sd, 1861
This to certify that The New York Life Insurance Com
pany located at New York City II the Ste oil n mas
complied with al the requirements Of an act passed 3y
General Assembly OF ate Of Tennessee, in March,
1885, entitled can Act regulate the sgsncies Of insuf
Companies not Incorporated BY the state oil l9lhe
SET and that JOSEPH NASH is the legally authorized
agent Of said Company tie Town OF Nashville and sale
Of Tennessee.
n DTrNF A C0nDtrOllgr
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J.T.DUNLAP, Comptroller.


to ssne the Policies Of la aud sterling company, a.
his Ofies No 25 COLLEGE street
msIch5-sv. JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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S,suvrIs AND CHATr.gooa. Rl1soAO

Machine olDp. yhh &-5 1906
This viii certify that We using The FEra1ao Camel
Coal by the Union Coal ami Oil Company, Mays
vile, Ky il our Machiae shop all on the locomotives
road and have tested the "a very carefully 20 discover
guE,eG; entirely convinced Is l very in OIL
cry, and hat gallon This Oh Is fully equal
90 ggoUs OF The best Lard OIL. Il being entirely
gum machinery vail with .ess pow than sih
any Oh used although the OH hasa thin sppo4F-
auCs has UbuCaHg body superuT any Oil in urdB-
any use, ana u is we'll aua pied 90 rullTOuHs.
g.. D. hNyW LIS, Master Mechanic,
Nashville aud Chatlaa oUga Raj broad.