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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-05

.w.o MAKES THE ONLY BURGLAR PROOF SAFE


,oa, Interested tie answer 70 tie above are invited
"a usa tie so8ows eensSse, which decides The mater De-
ysed ssy question ian
ri. ort6., that tie un5eTsiIee pohs.ed or the 9se Of
,h s,:s Bah Of Iors Lewis Lahe Of Troy New YORK
TsAxsS BASK Locks two Of his Burglar 'oof sAEs
Il his col trsst Mr. Bie eors ne pytrs ~
As Satss ory nasrsr itey 70 Be resrfse 70 ~
Ssfo. %. irs fof wEich bis tors Tor zoe
n W. W. s.oo1 Of New IisveD Corr, ssd NJ, ooSensa
Areas Tor Nessrs DUryee Foryth o. RoSsssssf 100
80 yropSse 70 %. but claimed h.; s L s &C.. we're
vs. hsye ta,s cav bad the Safe. psre6std y mf L
TESTED BY 6ring Toe opsI,on, seSasic vbo mao been
INDICATED b. Messs Bacon AID 0ood1oe . ~ - ,i.abe
20 nnsks sue 80. and whom We also eo's'oe'eS " "
sassss k nrl.r TO proyies himself wss s'Sa
,,rh., d,, AZ four perfectly inside saa & 80 81 he
could make them The ea' w. Pas 20. operated upon
-, ~, ~, rs,che. crIH firm ano oonVeneh'~
eou,a b. desired. -. ~ ,si,..i,1 his dill Mr.
Ater 81 bis Pr.p.r.on, sIa 81 drbE boe
nss oSaas5ef ss sac He worked steadily and faithfully
"a q 40 N Al wholly gssess for MIN 70 operate
s,@Ssr With them informed ~ snd Is "" esoeL'
~ he nspectior Of the bts heu.svtl ne os Nere tx
- ~ .sr h4ips used ard BY others more competent
80. q, 20 irdfe Of ,uesney, All We are sssheo hey
sou W. found that he had yet ful two inches Of
tte point q the dill arc the interior Of the Safe
~ .I set 70 BE- pepesteo Mr Miller Informed u.s. snd we
- sstis@3 ,oas hardy and difficult % 6-tu adn h1f
ai,ssS, posd bns satisfied from whH 6sd been sss
Son. hs. The good NJ Lae has eodedt 70
dssv u.s. dispensed with any further testing sna secePeo
M, ISs has throughout this acted literally aud hon
of,by by o. take pleasure IN him ana MS
''' -; HAYWOOD, TX S,. Com IN sta, s.s.s
ii. PRICE, Bank oil iowa
A large assortment Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-05

blowing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-05

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Essy mechanic who begins the By purchasing ono OF
sssuas srwIss win be 1000 better Oh when toe
- s.xa In SDeEsk Co..
No 458 Broadway
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

Kirkpatrick, NeVins a. Co.,
RE1KTVIEG. F0RRZRDLEG AFD EH0LESALA
- GFROcERY MERCEz2NTSs
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TeNNESSk69
TAVE now in store large and complete Assortment
Il Groceries, embracing
New 1rears Sugars, all grades;
Molssses, In barrels and half hsFfels;
Cotee, large and complete stock .
Raisin fall stock, with Teas Candles ssrdlnes naE
.rel are assoyd Peczs: together with all kinds OF Sro-
sss asraly kept in tie Grocery line Oar stock Of
RRANDIES, WIN IN, ~ AAsSA II tCse
We think cannot surpassed n ibis or any other ~eF1s
u say stek Of gods IN store invite the attention o.
n Is sSs-f KIRKPATRICK, NEVIS co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

800 RED CEDAR POSTS hswed on On
ID. UtU two VAral'lI 'd''' Tor fencing mod
h .prinhar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

TNeR the apprehension end delivery II sAHpFt NpS VI
n Who under charge Of outEseousy aHynz nrken 92sp
10 ,mm murder has made biz esape snd is running AZ arg
The aboye gard win hsesore be psd . az of uno ~.
liver the Sss lioosef 10 the sa o. hlsOh sSSS y s ~
/ may be bruEght to justice. 49, -
Said Hooss sbOl p years OF asa about ave lest zen oes
bi0 atout bE fair rather sandy hais, has a. this uns
4 "~-'e j, u. ouRISroPHBR,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE POR SALE
NTIsHING make other Investments pEoP3se y sel
wv all our Real Estate in Davidson county, 8 foll9gS
THAT SURURBAR RESIDENCBS
situated on the franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the ey,
and opposite residences Of the late Joseph Hortons
Containing about Forty Acres.
This PERHAPS commanding sta in eFenlty o Aasn
vile and Is nest desirable country residence The koEse viii
he sod with Y CT IS Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
Known as the Sims Trset situated the smith Turnpike l9d
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing So
arg The soil good, it is well watefed and tbeed and can
he divided into Of twenty and uFWaa Of
which admirably adapted for country resdsces market gar
dens and dairy FARMS Also, that -H
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road now occupied by G. McCsmpbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing shout $50 acres IN,
plaees 50 we'll known to need further description II VII
sIso be divided suit purchasers z O. VIII
these places to any enc Who viii gail! ! =,
on 4 credit Of one, ito, three and four years
s aRP,as - FH0s. c. Nee CAMPBELL,
O%-e- Sig miles IRON NASHVILLE
J. A, A0oAAPBekL,
mh3I 1esl-ltte-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

AZ basone soozns rent in the seeOno apC sa
- Tsiou an6 American Block, eorner o. CheIry
~ sSriss stress Apply 70 O. eriihtn; CooPsR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

Ornamental Trees and EVorgreens.
HMoNrGoMRRY & McGREDY, Nurserynen Nashville Tenn
V invite special attention to their extensive STOCK OF kT1
Ornamental trees Bvergreens, Green House Plants over 100000
ornamental Trees and Every sdtabe Tor Immediate elect
Fraits-5OO0 Apple 2, 4 years old.
Pears-3OOO. DEarfs < standf rds, ? to years old.
Pe.Le 60 80 years old Cherries Plumsi Apreots Nee-
tafehs add qgfhce, ID igssS hpe-9sts
a lqs 81 Grapes SaRherrles Raspberies, Goose
s.1-ts- 7clTIrSnts a Bou0uets ct all sea=On8 =
' 97i1e'' = MONTGOMERY & McGR2DY.
-, u Ii1srood. Nurseries Nashville. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

Acshs o. the estate OF the late RRAsols STREET. o Msss
"a siIi viii sell, asclion, Al CLkEEypqs a TIE Lsndg
n Mon r6e county, Arkansas, the hrs QNDAl beng ne
IN lav1 OF November and the second MoGDAf o.
Novrher eng I4 will, 81 JAcKsosPoRT, sell all ne
Isns n Jackson county and tbs third MONDAY In Noy-
l enx the eiss) viii sell az PoCAHoSrAs all The Lands II
Randolph county, Arkansas In all cases 0ns94 WA
SagTed log The estate. = go.
Yurth cash. its equivalent residue in one,
two and three bln n1ei 81 rpp sale win len % y
cure tie payment.
Until The hrst sf N5Teber any Of thes Lads ssee
ricts sale and offers invited On application 70 me- ~
Louisville Ky pias terms, 6e will Be furnished EhesS az
among earliest selected and best Lands OK AaDose
Overflow titles perfect, and all to hne
ialy7-td 6EO nAcNOSa-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

M. q E. F. CHEATHAM,
| WHOLESALE GHOCERS, AND DEALERS
PfsE BRANprFs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGAKs,FAI4s,
'rT'E ~ ~ RONESTIC LIQUORS, 81 - ,w,.-,
OORYKR OF COLLEGE AND CRSRCH S4HAF1S
Nashville. Tennessee
TIE areustin rcsp large and veil selected STOCK O
NJ Groceries, Liquors consisting in part as IolesE
"a Sbd Sugar an grsdes lO90 genuine Havana CgAfsi
IN ME- chci-s lolSsses: 200 kegs nails, assorted
- ~ ID I0Odozsn Painted Ruckessi
~ -. ,-irTy,a Tlio 0ofse. 50 nests Tubs
10 his POWDERED Crushed and 10 bbs English WAlnutsi
LEO boxes Star Candles; ~ boBfhOsFS'
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted -.
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, 40.
o. w 4 \ choice French BraL lis; 49,
81 Z cssks Madeira, Sherry, and Port hinesj q
IsO baskets best brands Champagne;
SO boxes scovill Claret,
40 Ssisfns Robertson County WhsEyi
q bsl' Ps e O Y f sSs g
And also aes stock Of Common Whisky Amercap Braadys
Gin, sc. .CrrrS
Arens the dupont, Hazard and PoEder 1he ua
icing the only Agehtsin Nashville OF the Manufacturers,
oud call t attention OF the Merchants and iradefstto tlef
Iaro s.ock Of PogdaF 90 ha1d, in Magazine foF seo
9 kers DEpont Rife POsder; 5 kegs Hazard blasting row
zoo Y dc do do defs
800 4 dc do do 1900 kegs sycamore biAsung
SOS N' 20 40 DO $50 cssss Of Powder, assorted
300 Y do do do brands;
sa00 k Dupont Blasting Pow so bbls Toy Bedford Co..
der. saIey tiss:
jGnll n =: I. - 81 r ~ uAN' AKen1
pupopt's Powder; JcJ, Bedford Co.'S SAFETY
Hazard Dc E1ss,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

CHARLES Il. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, vALISES,
CARPET BAGS, &c,
WTo. Is ScUTH SIDE PUBLTC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
rs now in receipt OF his Stock for Fail and Winter
trade consisting Of Ladies' Misses Chdren Bootees,
Shoes Caters thin and thick without
Gents hne Calf Boots and Shoes Caters single d0ubl
eoles.
Gents tine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes:
do do Kip Brogans, lined aud uninei;
do de Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do Grain, water proof Boots
assortment OF Heavy Bogaus for plantation
use both Home Esde and Eastern Work, poub Sboss
Nomen's Heavy D1tch Boots, &c.
A complete assortment OF Boys and Youths Calf and XII,
Boots Shoes and Brogns; also, Misses Chdreps K ~
Goat Bo0ees, Caters AID Shanghai Bootees, and without
heels.
Misses and Childens Net c Tipped Boots-a new article
TRUNKS.
A1ao Ladies French Dress franks sole leather Iron
ss5 trunks Valises, Carpet Bags Ladies Leather Satc-ls
a. ali az which offered advance on Eastern Cost
NJ friends and public generally respectfully invite Ia
jne their stock feeling confident they will be pleased
both in respect to quahy anu prize -.
Gepls-a NhAs- D. HALL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

EDuARDS. CELKESOT a Co.,
tSuccessors 10 EdWardsA : -. -
Wholesale G rOcers, Commission mereAahas
AND
Dealers I'm FiEse Bfandies, WINES
CIGARS, &es,
Garner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

q. s. NEwsoM W. T. sAAAAfTt
<S-Th SA- -. n. GLASCOCK & co..
,oo.u,. stree :, NashVle Tenn, next door % ner,
0cs No "a OeIS agents purchase and sale Of
'nAn' ZEAL ESTATE
xrousa. ano Land i'm the City or
H&eASA~S County, ,,.,-.x,,.,
VIA ogi1ss 49, r1szfgSs IOA Ms c.@ &cs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

ANDREW }. smTTH,
NO. 81, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TxSBESSEA,
ta-. DRALKRfS
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
srrEL, vssos Aus, ELIPFEc sRRlEas,
Nd s other his nsoi business which he oheFss
~ wholesale and RETAIL for cash, a. the sboYesSand
fetA 5Q-1F
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04
HOUSE PAINTING.
snIendia BuiIding LOS for Sale.

VETE have for sale 70 Of the best Building Lots We.
Nv Nashville, on Broad McSsy' Ie ISss
Streets lao several fine Lots in HSnes Also
number OF t bsst Lots in Wstkins BsydS and haEeis
tons 70 Nashville also, 20 Is Lots IN Eeckers ANi
also several very choice Lots in Edgedeld' -
We prepared sell on lsrsl TERMS aPa % gy %
gains. - " =
Sep4dH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04
BOX STOVES.

Futed side and Plate stove; Round and plate stoves various
other patterns Of all Sizes saae churches and school houses
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

w in the ohaneery and Circuit Courts q AeAinhFHle
InhIe-dh
OU Il FL A G
Hoist hostI our aaK to heavens hreeEes .r--
Let every fold float hi
Unfold its banner everywhere errr.-
Beneath the western sky
In var, let every stripe 80 FORTH
BoEae By TIE patriots hand,
Proclaim Its beauty and its WORTH
Der moor and hill and strand.
In peace guard we'll the sacred bOoas
Beaueathed by patriots blood
For chi twas in freedon's cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist hoist, oul flag to heavens bTeeses --s.
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its hammer everywhere, t
Beneath the western sky. $3.50.
Hoist hoist, our Gag In Arts great reign r--
Is every star float higher,
Cp win he nation's emblem,
Above the tallest spFs-
Let fennesseaus every Where--
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature 3 made.
Where every type il found
Above cur own art Gallery,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath is folds preS.dp,
The beautful-the brage-
fbA ebild-tne parent-patriot-siEa
The warrior without strife, I'D.
pssts here, In sweetest poFtraltgEe RI.
With ev;asy charm but life.
Then raise our bznnerto the sky
Letevery starbeaT news,
That types at the Art Gallery,
Are made by O. O. HUGHES,
I'll. - TH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04

To COUNTRY BE4@aCAsM ~ AS -.
GOO BUSHELS Of RlacR. uiths' Coal Tor sale ~
0R .UUU the Rina Coal Yard n 'O-. "a :, vnn
ing far superior any other IN this IS than sne
atcn OF D NJ 1--WE YOU hot cinder and bSS ,Ii
~isnsaSoai Iar, buy the ErEA. ~ so doing cog ~
burn Iue BSa q S any S at K Yard
back Of the Nash - - 80 ~. 8. J. rAGNEW,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-04
HOME FRANKLIN,

neat ParlOr stove, for coal or wood, with sliding DOORS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

Fam. DurCr,s oN II,ErrE', FrnRr. In
III. paper Of the lac. week. Fred. Dousa.
issues an addrs.. 10 hi. readers, in which
he make. substantially the ZANE statement,
a. in ~ letter already publi,hcd. Ia biz
address be- makes the following Statement,
4" The STAKEHOLDER, Of Virginia aud the
South generally. are cudra,0rius to mako
the impression that the r,-groe. summoned
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11
The Warning.

1, has bcsu already stated that Secretary
Floyd hal a written iu,im,'ion Of The eS.
psr,ed outbreak At Harper, Ferry, in am.
u. SEASON TO have nirr-l 80 whole thing
IN the bud. l,wa. in a.. shape of tho iol.
loving anonymous letter:
Ci>ciN>,ri. Angus, 90. 1889.
SlR-l have lately received information
Of movement 81 - GREAT lMpOR-
TANCE chat feel it 20 he MY duty 10 i'm
part 70 O. YOU without drliy | have dis
covered tie existence Of a secret association.
havin. for i,s ohfct THE LIBERATION
OF THE SLAVES At THE >OUTll BY
4 GENERAL RESURRECTION. The
leader uf the movement j. OLD JOHN
BROWN. late Of Kansas. H. has been m
Canada during the winter, drilling the ne
grOes there. and they are only waiting hrs
word O. start Tor the South o. assist the
slaves. They have one Of the leading men.
white man. in an Hmory IN Maryland /;
where u: i, situated have not h"en able To
learn. ~ span NJ everything j. ready.
those Of their number who are in the north
ern States and Canada ar On come in snail
companies a. their RENDEZVOUS. which !. in
the mountain. in Virginia. They will pass
down through Pennsylvania and Maryland.
and enter Virginia AZ ll,ErER's FIHEY.-
Brown leli the North about three or four
week. ago. and will ARM THE NEGROES
and sirike the blow m few week, and 50
that whatever ~ done must he done ~ once.
They have large quantity If arms NJ their
rendezvous. and probably distributing them
ALREADY. A. nm M, fully in their conf
dsncc. this is all the information ! can give
YOU. lu,re not sign my name 20 this, hut
| trus, that you will not disregard the
warning on that account.
A matter Of 50 much Importance should
have been promptly attended to. even
though the evidence was no, direct. llav-
ing d,.rcgarded thi. warning, is there no,
good reason for The belief that il was allow-
ed to 20 on, for the purposes Of manuiac-
turing political capital?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

ELoouENT TRIuuTE To ruE LABoRER. A
the grel, Republican meeting IN Newark
the 27th, William l.. Dayton delivered
most eloquen, speech, in which we find III
following passage
"It isgratiiying that in thus country W
have yeomanry who are our pride aud sup
port. In the South laboris performed b
slaves. and they boas, that they own thei
labor while the North hires theirs. Ever
country justly governed protects labor, nc
to level the masses. but to elevate and en-
courage them. In China, the Emperor
goes into the Geld once year, in Rome.
the victor who returned crowned with lau
rels went into the field. In ancient my
,hology, the stately Juno was gwen to Ju
pi,er to fiery Mars, the goddess Bellon.
to Bacchus, crowds Of bacchanalian women
but to Vulcan, the hard.fsted god Of labor
they gave Venus, the goddess Of love an
beauty"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11
Nrw Book ION AurRlc,N wourv. I

NEw Book Tor ANtRlc,N wourN. Tho
new edition of Mr., Cornelius Cook Book
meets with ready sale vi, richly dc.
serves. The verde, in family in this Vi.
cini,y where it has been used fpr some
months is =" every thing made by IT. direc.
,ion.. has been nice" The following let.
ter from lady widely known in literary
circles, expresses the opinion OF hundreds
Of hou'ekeeper.
As $50 you have published new and
improved edition ofMrs Cornelius House.
keepers Friend, though, perhaps an I'M
solicited notice from one whose friend il
ha. been Tor some year,, might hr II ser.
vice. Three year. since exchanged liz.
sriry lile Or the more practical duiic, Ola
farmer. wife st the Wet | had several
cook books. which will not name as
substitute inr experience. That Of Mr..
Cornclru. have found worth al ,hc rest.
have often recommended IL 70 friends
but never lent IL. a. | could not 10 without
IL a single day. H.. especial value consists
in the economy Of it, receipts AMI the mi.
nuicnc.' OF the directions given. have
often thought that II We're rich. would
make = present Of a copy to every young
friend who became hou.ekceper The
rrescu, edition is great improvement, on
the previous ones in beauty and utility. !
should bc glad to see you announces the sale
Of many thousand. Of copies.
4 WTsrrRN FAEvEE's WIZ"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

PRrNriNG Pass MouuED. The Office OF
The Free S'uth, at Newport. Kentucky,
was destroyed ~ a mob, las, week. II,
will b. ryc1llscird that tbi. paper has been
printed and published by Mr.. W. ; Bailey.
with only the assistance Of his own family
and has hcgn sustained with the greatest
.elf-denial. MIR. q has had bis property
destroyed several times before, for his oppn-
.ition I, slavery. We hear Of no inicrposi-
ton Of government in his behalf, in any
manner, a. would have been promptly rem.
tSred. had his property been Of different
character.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

We learn from the Bridston Reporter
that on Thursday afternoon Ct last week
a. Mr.. 7. ". Woodbury. was operating hi.
planning mill, in reaching over to bru' b
away the shavings from the cylinder, bis
foot slipped, and his hand and arm was
drawn uuder It and cut and msngled 90
badly as to render amputation necessary.
But for timely rescue frem bis shocking
situation, Mr. Woodbury. entire arm
would soon have been msnsled mass. A.
!, was, the operators found il necessary to
take Of the arm little below the elbow
iolnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11
Massachusetts Election.

On Tuesday, the Old Bay State rc.atirm.
ed her a,iachmen, to true Republican prin.
ciple., by re-electing Gov. Bank. by rlu.
rali,y Of over $4,000; and plurality over
all Of $500.
She ha. also elected legislature which
will have an overwhelming Republican ma.
jori,y; and elected the Republican candi.
dates for Councillors, together with RepuS.
liean County officers throughout the State,
The vote is less than in former years, but
the relative loss is on the democratic side.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

Three accidents Of similar character.
have occurred in this vicinity within a few
weeks
Mr.. S~th Morse had two ribs broken, by
the falling Of a cart some week. ago.
Mr. John J. Hayden, of Norway, wa.
thrown from his wagon las, Thursday,
while going down the ball on bis way home
irOm lis village.
Mr.. Moses Bradbury Of Paris, fell through
the scuttle III his barn door, while feeding
his cattle, and broke one or two ribs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

Rev. j. c. Snow, Of Norway, will preaol
in the UniVersali-t church in hi. villag,
next sabbath, This will be the frs, regu
lar Sabbath service. in the new church.
The chimney has been fixed 50 as to pre-
vent further trouble from smoke from tn,
furnace. Mr.. Whlttemore speaks Of thi
as the handsomest Unrersalist church i
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

Our Democratic freud, are not 50 much
troubled nv what ha. been proved in. the
course Of the lIarpcr'' Ferry investigation,
as by what has not been proved. Browns
carps.-hag, which was to blow tie Repub.
lean party party sky.hish, has been turn.
cd wrong side out. without producing the
least cdset. AZ first, every promineu, name
mentioned in Brown. and Forbes's letters
was received with howl of satisfaction By
eager Democratic pariI'an'. But as fast
A. charges emerged to light, deuials follow
ed them, conclusive although not needed IN
some cases. Thu. ha. the Republican par
" stood rs firmly as Weliineton's lavorite
troop. at Waterloo, round AMI round whose
compact tiers Of bayonets the French eaval-
~ rode. without. finding an opening Tor at
tack. Boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

TuE PiED We understand that the
pike. found in " OH Browns " possession
were manufactured az Union,ille, by C..
Hart, who voted for -" J D.. for President,
aud has ever since voted the administration
ticket. OF course, accVrdingto the logic o.,
the buchanan papers, the administration il
implicated Hartford Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

The Young Mems Journal. il the title OF
neat paper printed a, Detroit, Mich, by
Me.srs Green and Edwards. who We learn
are natives OF Oxford County. LISA good
paper. In IL columns we find notice Of
another Oxford man a. follows Jacob l..
Greene, formerly Of Waterford. Me. has
commenced the practice OF law at LlPser.
lie Il. deserving OF success WI ich il will re-.
joicc his friends to hear he has obtained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

The announcement Of the death OF DR..
Turner Ia our last Issue was premature.
We now learn that he died on Friday Nov.
It'll. lie bad paraly,ic shock some time
since, and ha, been gradually sinking 'inee
that time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

A DISTRESSING CouGu causes the friends
Of the sufferer as much pain as the 81 frrrer
himself. DR.. wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry will certainly cure coughs, cold, ar
rest consumption, and that speedily. When
did ii over iail7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

BRowS's poLirics. Tho democracy find
hard work in proving that any person con-
n.cted with the lIarpcr's Ferry affair, be-
loneed to the republican party. Cook. his
Lieutenant. turns out To be democrat, and
n broihsr.in.,aw to Gov. Willard. OF lndi-
ana. The man who made 90 many pixies
Tor the expedition, is flaming supporter Of
the administration. Brown himself, though
detesting slavery. was oppo. d to 'he repub-
lican party. james Rodpa,h, who claims
knowledge Of hi. opinions, says;
"a. to old Browns political opinions.
II Is asserted that he Is member Of the re-
publican party. I, is hl'c. He dc-pl'ed
the republican party. OF course he was
opposed to III. extension Of slavery, and in
favor. also. Of organized political action
against Il; hut when the republicans cried
halt John Brown .ad-Forvard, march
lie was an aholitionist Of the Bunker Hill
school he believed IN human brotherhood
and the God Of battles; no admired Nat.
Turner IS well as George Washington he
could not go that it was heroic 20 fgh.
against petty tax on tea, and endure sew
en- years Of warfare fora political right,
and crime to fight in favor Of restoring an
outraged race to every birthriehs with
which their Maker had endowed them, but
Of which the south had for two centuries
robbed them The recent outbreak was
premature. The inevitable coming triumph
Of the republican party. | Rave tie best Al.
thoriiy Tor stating, was the mos, powerful
reason for the prccipi,ate movement"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-11

TEIcnEE's CONVENTION WGhave recciv.
Ell circular, announcing Teachers Con-
,ention. TO be held in Waterdlle, on We'd
nesday, Thursday aud Friday Oct. 10Th
18th. and 18th. Prominent friends OF the
cause Of education have been engaged, -
that Iho exercises will be varied aud inter.
esting.