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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
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STATE OF MAINE.


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bni, Mt liable o. b., s.sr..rJ ip pB, tlwn.
The t.IIuwiBg a,ssssne1's ior tou1i, iaN iuf lsiq
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ONToEp. ss.-Ata Cau', "i Probate heldaI "a
49,, Within All fprthe Co,nt, II Oxford, on the
third Tue.is 81 Jure, \, u. 1859.
EpilRNtN u. BLAKE. gu,ri,,a II Carroll
Il. n. Reed. MINOR ch,li anl her 81 llannsh
Reed. late ~ ONipr,i, IN -sii C'uptY. drc"ased,
h,y,pg rr,..oic! hi. account IT guard,aiship OF
sarl wari i1r allps1urr.
OriUsi, That the sa,i guardian give notice 20
~ persons Interested hV ciuung this orisf 10 h.
puhli.hgd three weeks .ucce uiSsly IN the ONlord
Democrat printed 1t Paris, hat the, rna, APPEAR
10 Probate Court 90 - held At Pan. ,a aid
Caunt,. GA ths ih,fd Toe. IL, of JuI, urst, a.
uins o'sl.-k. in the inrva"pn, AMI .hrw csasc u
sa, they have, Nhy the sauie shoud M, h. al
luNei.
THOMAS u. BROWN. J-is,
\ true cory -atir-tt
nAyln kNNrP. R.s.nr.
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'rHE .uh.crib,r hereby giVrs puhl,c motto" ih,t
L he has besn dul, appointed b, the llonor'bse
Judge of Probate Tor the C"u'N Of oNori, aud
.,usd the trust of administrator Of the estate Of
VALENTINE l.. JEwErr ktc Of Waterford.
u .a,d County. decreased, by gi'ip; band a, tho
lac directs. he therefore requests all persons
Who are indebted o. the estate of said drcsascd
a. make Immediate payment; nod those Who have
an, deman l. thereon To- exhibit the saUe 90
Ju,. u. 1859. FARNUM JEWErT.
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FIRE WORKS.
At REDUCED PRICES.
ANDREW LANER GAN,

Pyro.echnists TO the City of Boston.
1850. 1852, 1851, 1855. 1856. ls5s.
AND THE PRESENT YEAR. 1859.
ibid not supply the city ~ Boston IN 1857, when
the fatal accident took plaoe.)
Al order. addressed to HOLDEN. CUTTER
& CO., sole agent. for the Uni,sd States, ~ 4
30 Federal ST., l0T, Ill, rs Congress Street,
Boston.
HAIl kinl. small Fire Works on hand as
usual.
ILarge or small ,shibi,ioo, furnished 1t
short notice,
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'TilE .pb.rr,I--r h-rrb, gives pebble nat'es that
sae h,. h-ep ,ltl, tppliut~db, the II ,nou,hir
Julse ~ Probate frr he Cou1N ~ oNmri. AMI
assumed the trusted iministu,trS ~ the estate Of
THOMAS ROWE. late IT Suma,r.
I, sri C,uni,. deceived. b., g,y,ng lnnd A. the
hw directs. She ihrUri,fr I-,Iur,ts al persnns
Who ace iai-btsl o. the estate of aid d-ccssrd,
q, maze im mediate p,Nm-nt; snf ihp.e Who have
al, ,I,in4n.l. th-trsn, o. -Nh bee The .,ms o.
Juus p. lsjg. DESIRE Ann ROWE.
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'I'IIE Subscriber hereby give puhlic nplice III
l be- h.. lr,n duly appointed by the honorable
Jndcc IT rribue ior the C"u'ty ~ OXFORD. M
assumed the trust Il administrator 81 the estte Il
PHILIP =. BARKER late Of ryeburg,
In .aid County. deceased. 10y giving boad a. the
lev directs. lle tner-i,rr requests all persons
vi 20 are indebted t. the estate ~ said deceased,
60 make immediate payment; ani those who have
an, demands thereon 10 exhibit the sam. 90
Jun p, 1859. CHARLES Z. BARKER.
THE subscriber hereby give. public notice that
i BE- De, i-rn duly app1inl.i by the honorable
Juige II Probate tnr the County oi Oxford, and
assumed the trust Of Executor Of the last will aud
testament Of
DOROTHY MANSFIELD late u Fryebug.
H. ssil County, deceased. b, giving boad a. the
law directs. lie th-fe5fe rrgir.i. all p-Tsrn.
Nha are indebted to the estate Of said lie easel,
tu make immediate payment; AID those who have
any Jrinands thereon tieNh,lnt the samr 10
June %, 1859. EDWARD SHIRLEY.
THE ,ul'.erib-r hereby gi'r. Pablo notice rh.,
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE. By virtue of
n license from the llon. Thomas II. brown,
Judge Of Probate ior the County of Oxford,
shall eel by pablo suc,i"n, On the premises. at
nine ct the click IN the iOrrnoou, on
Tuesday, the Filth day Of August.
Next, all the real estate OF which Dan'el Chaplin
late of Waterford ~ said County OF ONiprl, died
,eiIed, Including the re,er.ion Of the widows
dover, &c the payment Of the just debt. Of said
drreased. eharg'. of administration and inoId,n.
ial charges sad real ssu = consists u ahout
one hundred acre. and - situated sboai two miles
irom No,th Waterford Village. Terms liberal,
and made known At the time nnd place Of sale.
J. =. IlOBHsi, Administrator.
North Waterford, June *, 1859. p
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To -. g,.; Ts,-'. q. B,,-, J.ss' sr Pr''a'.

r. "a. Hos. TS,-is N. B,,ra J.igs IF Probate
fs,th' Csssiy Of OIfori
TUE petition anl repfe enta,ioa of JACOB
L PARSONS. guardian II John :. Shunlcdof
Oxford. IN thu Couniy Of ford, MINOR. respec,-
IA " shess, hiatt said miRr !. seized aud pps.
.ssse of ce5ta,a zeal estate, situated 10 said OS.
ford. aad described ~ fuio's; Al the real estate
at aied in .sid town Il OSipri. witch Adolphu.
shuulcn. late % oNi,rd. died .eirrd and pos.
.s..ed. sahjeci 10 the WiloN's right Of doser.
That s,i estate y unpro lictivs of any benefit
o. s,,i minoT. anS thu Il 'sl be iof the iaictest
Of aid MAR that the sam' sh,nll be sold aad
the ,rocrcd. pat out an -eturri On iatcrcst. lie
therefore pray. war honor thai he INV he 40.
ihor,Iri aad c'apo~rred sg'csably 10 Law 20 sell
at publc sale the above DE- c,ibe real estate, ot
such part ~ u ~ N y'Hir pin'on nav he eNpedi'
cni. AlWhieh u r,spcc ,.ally salsi'illed.
JNCOB PARSONS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

ONroEp, w.-hb Courioi Probate held nI Far.
-. sith,a add fuf the Cou,N ct ONiuId, oH the
third Tu-.I,y IT Jo'r, \. u. 1879.
nNthr petitipn ~ NALNINAf fARWElL,
" widow Of Aiii oa f,rw i,te ~ alton.
,s ssii Csuri,, drr. s-i, pr,,iug nfs allowance
oct II he rcr.,n,l estate ~ her lee. hashtni
uEprRrp, that lh- saii petitioner give nnl'cr
o. al prr.ra. Interested D., causing cop, II this
usi-r q, D. puhli.h-i .hr.c weeks successi'ri, ~
The ONf,fl rc,nccrat. public pcs sp,Psr pTinicd
40 rsu., that the, nav appear 81 Probate Court
o. b. bell at Pare in sii Ctunt,. 90 ihr third
rucsii, II Jul, next. a. nine ofthc clock ~ The
flrrps,u. sai she's cause itaIy the, have Shy the
zane shuuli MT D. granted.
THOMAS ~. BROWN Jsds,.
4 true copN-attrst.
D,vtp KSIrF, R'gmi''.
'IIlE .ub.,rilr, hr,sb, g,e. puhl,c notice that
l h. h,s b~ea dul, spppiatrd D., the lloonrabls
Ju lsr ut Probate luf lh. CouniS oi ONlu'd, AMI
assumed the trust of Executor ol the last will and
tsstanFut ut
CALEB CUSllMNN late II Iiurkdch
u .a,i Colui,. dccs,.si. b., g,,,pg hpnd 80 the
lao directs. ~, therefore requests ~ psr.nns
whp are indebted g. the estate II shil doc'asrd,
o. make innritaic payment anithusr sho have
az, dem ,nd. gh-trlu q. sNh bee the sam. a.
HENRY n. III JOHNSON, Jr.
Nav ~ .lS59.
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nArIr Ks,rr. R.sl,i,r.

OSroEb, ss;-At Court Of Probate held At
Paris. with,- aud for the Count, IT ONiord
onths 3 1ur,ds, Of jun. 4. II. 1889.
ROM W. CLARK, u,ine,t executor ~ cer-
~ tain Instrument pufpoulug o. be the ls't vii
snd testament of J. VI. II,ckett late II oNf'ri.
~ aid Goa ~, deceased, having prevented the
same sc Probate:
Ordfsd. that the aid Executor give notice
20 ~ persons iairrrstrd b, -iusing copN 1T ths
order h. H. pah,.hed three weeks successiVel, IN
The ONiurd Dr.rpcrit a nessplpef pTinied az Va.
80, th,, th-y my appear alta Probate Court 20 ~
bel 1T rtfis, ~ sad toaalu. on the third Tues
ia, Of Jul, srNt, AZ nine ~ the clock the fore
uroa aai shrs r,us~ " az, thcy have whN the
said ,n.uum-ni .h,ud MT h. proved, approved,
anil abused a. the last ~ and testament Of aid
deceased.
THOMAS u. BROWN. JsdS'.
Atfuccop -atte'ti
D,vIrkSArr. R'F~i''.
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THE .ul'.crib-r hereby gi'r. pubic notice that
i she has hren dolly appoin ci by the honorable
Juls- u Probate br the County Of ONhrd. snl
assumed the tiust Of Administrators OF the estate
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CALVIN uPKINs L,, Of Perm.

'Nh'iN ~ Nit'' ia' " '''"'
In ssid CouniY. decreased, b, giying l'ond a. the
kS directs. She therefore Iegurs all persons
Who ave Indebted t. the e,tau of,aid deceased to
make immediate payment; and those having any
dem.n i thrreon, TO exhibit ne same 10
June u, 1850 LAURA 4. HOPKINS.
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OSTaEp, ~.-h Coat II Probate held ~
Paris. withia aal f,r the C,uaiy II Oxford, %
the third TUESDAY OF Jun'. 4. u. 1889.
Ga ihr (,rrgo,ag petitinn,
Orivsi, That the std petitioner give notice to
an l,er.na. Interested by crs,nga cory Of Ne pc.
lition Nth ihi, ofder thtreoa 10 be- publ'sh d
thrr- weeks .uc-cs.iyely ~ th- OIori Democrat
a news,sip~r puairi atrari IN aid Cnaniy, that
tho, NAV appear At Probate ,''uu e. b. held at
Pare. 90 th. thud raesi,, of Jay next, al nine
o'cl,ck ~ the f'rrn,ra, at .h-s cause II any
they have, why the -,m' shoall not b. grated.
THOMAS N. BROWN Jsdg'.
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pp Gstegrapb.
Foreign.


NEW YORK, Dec. l-Tbe British Govern.
ment without susperceding Woolwich. in
tends TO establish an island arsenal under
the charge of civilians
The Times complains hat animosity against
England is engendered in France aud that
the French army is taught to look upon q
war with England as not remote. 1t appeals
to the Emperor to stop this state of things,
and says If he does not, his silence will pro-
duce gloomy forebodings.
The Government is about to protect the
Belfast barbor.
The Europa's mails left for South this
evening.
LIvERPooL--Hewitt says the demand for
cotton was moderate during the week
Shippers are holding back. Holders were
compelled to submit TO a slight decline I'm
ports OF the week % 600 bales. Known to
be at sea 5000 bales, against 40 900 bales.
Manchester markets strong. Yarns advanced
A94. Cloths HOS.
Richardson Spence & Co.. saw there is a
want of supply of cotton between Ct and
u. The prices of such cotton are fully sus-
tanned, other kinds favor the BUYERS
Waterfeld Nash say purchases are rath-
er easier.
Stohtenfoht says that intelligence from the
manufacturing towns in France is less cheer
ing, a revival, however, is anticipated during
November.
Additional success over the Moors are an
nounced. .
The rumor that Spain has received di-
plomatic note from England is contradcted.
The NeapoEtan eXiies are authorized to re-
turn to their native land.
Communication between ST. Petersburg
and Cronstadt is stopped by the ice
During the gales at Verona, seventeen
vessels We're wrecked.
81
what abating.
TURKEY.-The reform proposed by the
Grand Vzier has been acquisced in. Velly
Pacha is to be Ambassador to Paris.
The official Gazette declares that the Porte
has not placed definite veto on the Suez
Canal project.
The exchanges of ratifcations at Zurich
is set for November 2lst. The Congress will
probably set at Paris and will be composed
Of Representatives from France, England,
Russia, Prussia. Austria, Spain, Portugal,
Sweden, Sardinia. Rome and Naples. 1t is
reported that Antinell will represent the
Pope.
The London Times thinks the San Juan af-
fairs will be coolly discussed at Washington
and London while affairs on the spot will re-
main Stttu quo.
Lever has offered to charter the Great
Eastern for eighteen months but his offer is
declined.
PARIs.-Marquis Mortier goes to Vienna
and Vatour Der Vergne TO Berlin.
Montanban is named as General-in-Chief of
the French Chinese Expedition, but the NOM
nation is unpopular with the army.
Metternich has received letters of credence
as Ambassador to Paris.
The warike article in the Times of the 18th
produced a great sensation in Paris. The
Paris Journals say that any unfriendly feel
ing existing is due to the violence of the
British press.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Ezsv@SSxs. DR. KING, formerly Of New York FOR
kAe-zaS tbs last four years Of Louisville, Ken
tncky Nho has devoted his attention % the treat
Of private diseases FOR 80 years, natiers
himself, having attended - practice Ter 80 many
years, and cured many Thousands hes enabled o.
sure AL diseases ~ private uaturr, matter hos
bad they may beiron tnjuticious uedical Treatment
IRON neglect % their oxn. Dr. Kings nisfeusGrs
is No - Deadcriok street, between Cherry and the
square secoRe stony where he diseases OF
private nature
GoSosEnEA sured withoutaaaseousm edIoin Grin
reference with business
STRUCTURES Of old or rscentdate eiectuay cured Z
a few dave, by operation which caGses no pain.
Where structure s1lsts health eIfnot be ENJOY ed.
Perhaps disease uses snuFc mischief aud under
mfurs Tie con. tltuftlu 50 much.
SYPHILIS, viii all the diseases or the skin growing
al neglect ~ bad treatment can be eGeeie Aily
cured iu feg days
sxsiNAf WEAgSEsz-Partle scala attention havingbe
given 60 hiss sese ana all .he Consequences grow
ting o. % IA, brought ca ga many cases BY the de-
straetve hahitso f inconsiieTaie NouliE and excess
sive indulgence 81 the Assasns a geetoi heh siil
anderlue the cepstiluiion rendering thc subloetanht
for busiessor society ,and causing reinatl age.
Fenaics who may be iabGriag via ANY t;icaiiy 81
Ire Womb NAV Testassurea Of tmmeaiaie relief
Persons csitiEE abroad, BY writing and stating
theircase ita afee enclosed directed 20 Dr a King
No - radcr.ck street. sasbx lie, Team, sll hHve
the aessssary sneeicEessat q their address viii
sessAry -difestiers street secrecy observed o1ce
aeursfr IA o'eloekin henornirf uutii an the eve
afsO-iaaANly
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New York, Dec. 2.-Cottsn dull sales
500 bales; upland lie. Flour has declining
tendency; sales $4,000 barrels. Corn buoy
ant, sales $4,000 bushels; yellow 93(994; new
sOC9S7. Lnseed Oil 55956. Lard Oil 81
C992. Sug,r quiet bat hrm, Orleans ITO
3 5-l6.- Molasses 50(G52.
NEw ORLEANs. Dec. Cotton steady.
sales to-day $4,000 bales, middling l0a oil /;
sales Of the week 10000 bales /; receipts OF
the week $4,000 bales against $4,000 bales
during the same time last year. Exports of
the week 6S 900 bales. Total exports of the
season 470. 900 bales. Receipts at this port
ahead oi last year l3S,0Ol baleS; at all South
eTn ports 10000 bales. Stock at New Or
leans 800, 1000 bales, 3l6, 500 bales at the
same time last year.
Corn steady zoe. Lard in kegs, new, 12l;
Coffee steady, l0s9l24 sales OF the week
1880 bags. Sock in New ORLEANS $4,000
bags against Is 500 bags last year Freight
on Cotton TO Liverpool ] New York sight
exchage 4(G3 discount.
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IAN do AT Il >.
For Attorney General.

RI5- We are Authorized to ammo nee VIM. G. BRIEN Y,
of tvtdson county, a candidate for Attorney Gene
raj for the Ninth Judicial Circuls, composed of the
counties Of Williamson, DAVIDSON and Sumner, at the
next election.
Es- We are authorized to announce Il. w. HAY
WOOD OF Davidson county candidate for Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the Counties Of Davidson, Williamson and sumner.
Octly-tc
as- We author Zcd to announce BAXTER SMITH,
Esq, of Sumner county, Candidate for Attorney
General Ia the Ninth Judicial District, composed of
the Counties Of sumner, Davidson and Williamson.
Election May next. ocil4-te
B15- We are requested to announce s. l. FINLEY ms
a Candidate for Attorney General Of the Ninth Judi
cal Circuit. Election May 1860
oct lite
GO We are authorized announce JAMES F..
RAINS ESD Candidate Tor tue office of Attorney
General OF the Ninth judicial Circuit, composed oi
the counties of Davidson, sumner aud Williamson
election next May. ocl3-te
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Overland Mail.

WARSAW. Mo-, Dec, 1.-The California
Overland Mail of the lth has passed here.
ST.. LOUIS, Dee. 1.-The gold discoveries in
South Eastern Missouri are confirm d.
~JrFFERsoN CRY, Dec. 2.-The Overland
Mails of the llth has arrived. Heavy rains
in California had almost stopped business;
agricultural and mini ng was active. The
new iron tubular bridge across the Yube riv-
er was swept away by the high waters
Judge Hoffman has decided adverse to Henry
CabustOn's claim to eleven square leagues
of land in Sacramento valley, on the ground
of him being an unnaturalized foreigner, he
could not take the Mexican grant.
James jameson, late Deputy Clerk at Sa-
cramcnto has absconded being deiaulter for
$4,000.
Four highwaymen attempted to rob the
stage of the treasure belonging to Wells,
Fargo & Co. Two OF the robbers were killed
aud one wounded.
Fears entertained Of the safety of several
New York vessels over due at San Francisco
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, !
NASHVILLE. Dec. 2.IS59. (

| NASHVILLE. Dec. 2. 1853. !
! COTTON-The Cotton market has fairl
| opened here, and is coming in freely. Their
was not, however, brisk market yesterda
as could have been expected, owing TO tn
prevailing rain. The sales were, at JOHN
son q Co.'s warehouse, 70 bales, at 94(G9 80
and, at FISHER. WHELEss i Co.'S, % bales a
lOc. p b.
| WHEAT-There is an active demand a
81 OO@s1 10.
| FLOUR-There is fair demand with al
increased price, and we quote superfine a
S. 90; extra family 81 90.
LARD-Good Lard in demand at 1O1C9 10i
PD.
SEEDS-Market dull with slight declin,
in Glover Seed at Sc 5O@7 90. Herdl
Grass 81 25@sl so; Timothy Seed So ESQ
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 rs; Stripped
| 81 80.
BACON-Shoulders are worth S@S3
Hams II 90; Clear Sides 10 rs.
CORN MEAL-S1C91 10. Thisrange in
cludes the retail prices.
WHISKY-Rectified 25@2S; country
brands 5O@z5c.
IRON-Tennessee- 5 &c Band 7@73,
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 8, Boiler 81. Sheet
84@93, Hoop 84@93. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 5106. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod 7, Sheet
5t@6. Hoop 7@73.
NAILS.-Threes SIS so. Fours s4 so per
keg, Skies s4, Fights So rs, Tens and larger
sizes SO so
DRIED FaUIT.-Little doing. Apples
ST OO@1 Is. Demand good. Peaches
none in market.
ROPE-Grass124@ 14c .Jute l2a; Cotton
Thread 223923.
LEAD-74 cents p h.
SHOT-Buck 50 40; Drop 81 80 per bag.
POWDER.-BlastingS SIS 90, and Rife ST
90 per keg.
GINSENG--In fair demand at an increas-
ed price. We quote at 30(935 cents.
FEATHERS.-Thereis moderate demand
for this article; price 38@40c,
BEESWAX.-In demand at rs cents.
SALT.-Fine sack is worth s175@s2 90,
Coarse, 81 so, Barrel 4Oc per busheI.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, S4t994, /!
cent less in hhds. Y. Coffee Sugars loo
II3c ;Crushe da nd powdered 1I4G9l24c; Loai
l1@l2.
MOLASSES- bbls. (new crop 45G950c
and very scarce.
GOLDEN SYRUP--In Barrels zoe, in
half-barrels rs, in kegs so cents.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio is worthI3b@l33 cents. Laguyr;
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.--Star, firm at 19 for IA OF
Il for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER-We quote green
hides 5 cents, dry II.
Oak Sole Leather soc. p ID. for best quail
ty; Harness 80.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
cents is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tub-washed in demand at 81
cents, pulled, 28@3O; unwashed 1920.
OILS.-Linseed, 85c; Lard 81 10; Tanner,
10000; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY--From store $50 per ton:
stock LIGHT
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Magnificent Scheme.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF della ARE.
CLASS Is.
To be drawnin Whining ten Del. Saturday, Nov 2e

$3.50 prizes. mounting ,202 GOO
Ticketss2O Halves 80 Quarter So, Eighths 81 3d.
ACertfcate of Package OF 20 Whoes costs. S3I coo
40 &C. 20 Halves. ........ l5o 90
40 90. 20 Quarters,. 10 90
do. do. 20 Eishths ,...... 80 so
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
E1tra Class y.
To be drawn in Wilmington Delaware, Wednesday
Nov. 80, 1859.
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Ga y NJ IA OI - e
Louisville. Nv.

The Proprietors of the GAIT House, pre-
pairing for IA large Increase OF travel Z. n the
opening 1.-THE Louisville aud Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to dol5!e its
former capacity, with new and extensive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation ofthe Gait House las strictly first
class Hotel, shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville ONCE of the JEFF
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections TO all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing Of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square Of the Hotel.
GS- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points North, East and
West.
aS- Time from Louisville to New York
IS hours. augls-6m
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Tue TEXAS ALMANAC.-We are indebted to
w. 7. BERRY & Co.. for a copy of the Texas
Almanac for 1860 1t is a neatly printed
pamphlet of 228 pages, and in addition to the
usual Calendar, Astronomical Calculations,
&c, ii contains numerous valuable statistical
information, historical and biographical
sketches, and matters pertaining to Texian
affairs. Amongst these things are the railroad
laws of the State. descriptions of new coun-
ties, lists of County and State officers, &c. 1t
is accompanied by an excellent map of the
State, probably the best extant.
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M AR RED.

On Thursday evening, Dec. l, by Rev. W VI. REED,
Mr.. WILLIAM ]. PORTER to Miss KATE B. PAGE, daugh-
ter of Capt. Jesse W. Page, all of this city.
Fair be the skies above sweet the b,eszes around,
and smooth and pleasant the pathway which it may
be yours to walk together, good friends. May all
that you wish and all that you love come smiling
around you.
On the evening OF the l st instant, by the Rev W.
NJ. Reed, Capt G. W. NoRyELL to Miss MARTHA TINDAL,
all of this city.
Ry Rev. w. R. Warren, Dec. list, CALVIN NJ. RIGLEY,
and ANNA z. EzELL. both Of Davidson county
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MeOifaI.
Mrs. WINsLOW,
SCOT HIN G YR u p +,
For ChfIdren Teething

A experienced Nurse and Female ply sieian pre-
IA sents 10 the attention OF mothers, her
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR

this article for over ten
CoNFIDKScE AND TRUTH of
been able to say OF
Err HAS II FAILED IN
=. EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an instance
one who used IL, on
lighted with ats opera
of highest commenda-
> and medical virtues.
"vHAT WE no KNow,O
ence, AND PLRDGE OUR
NENT or WHAT VA HERI
instance where the in
|. and exhaustion, relIe
twenty minutes after
. tered.
|. ton is the prescription
. PERlENCED and Skill.
= land, and has been
: ING SUCCESS N
: on CASES.
Z from pain, but invig-
: bowels, cOrr~cts acidi-
ergy 10 the whole sy s.
stnntiY relieve
. BOWELS, AND
: COLO.
; which II not speedily
|. We believe 20 the best
: WORLD, in all cases OF
: RiCkA IN CHILDREN.
? teething or from any
, say TO every mother
: from any of the forego.
> LIT YOUR PREJUDI.
BlCES OF OTHERS.
Ing child and the relief
ABSOLUTELY SURF
=: medicine, If timely
; viii accompany each
: less the fac-simile OF
d" York, is on the out
out the world.
Cedar ST. New York
cents per bottle.