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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
To CIergrmen aud Minister.

Clsrg,mer aai Mi,isiiers ma, obtain copy Zoe
uathing hy obtaining four snh.crllcrs among ihcir
runfrrratiaas. sol rrmuling 80 ihr am"un' ~ 'h'
Gluf Nol. l.. IN cloth, lour Paris J., ~ Tour N"m'
t-,.I,,V t.uii.ct q, The czp,ns. ~ rarriageD
rar 10 .ub.crile,. II copic. cloth will BE- cent
ifsr IL expsusr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
wv DvpK,,rr, R.si.i.,

ONFoBp, ss.-Nt a r"1ft ot Probate held az
Pore, within anl fpr the eounJy oi oNi'rd,
un thr thuut Tursds, Of J,nup 4 u 1889
ON the re'itiHn Of IlNltE nOlLOtf.
" v,lpw 81 JoHN nottoTT htc ct Ruuinfd
On sBii uuHiy fec,assl, prNiug Toe nu allowance
600 Ut tbs r,tsu1a' estate o' bee ace husband.
uEuUEIp, Thstthr saij rsiitUrst give notice
ta aIl prrson- Interested, o, causing a cor
ufthis1rlerto ts purlished three week succsss.
i,r.,i1 The ONiord Democrat rriuird 40 raris.
thHttlc, us,tHrr ar,ta Prubst, tuurtto ~ held
20 rtri.. i1 .,tH rouBty ,on che 81 Iussis, oi
Ml-rb- p-Nt. st OF the clock CO.. che iorsuuou,
aal .'sv cause (,l auy abe, ha,c) Why thssa,D,
shY OIL aot De- granted.
THOMAS u. BROWN, J.lss.
4 tTur cHpN-sugsis
p,ytr KN,rr. Rssuftr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
pawn KSArr. R,g,,,g.
n,Innn. ,.url Ii IN Id - si ~

ONTuHn, sat n c.urt If f1ohsis held ~ Tee
is, vithin add fbrthc countN 81 Oxford, On The
~ Toe. ia, oC lamar, 4. ID. 1853.
ON thc Petition OF EUNiCE noLlOff,
" wii,v of ions DoLtorT late If Rumiofd
~ sail C,uniy deceased. pr,iug that bee d'Scr
mt, o. .usd .ul ~ cot o. bee BE- hrf late
hu.hsod'. ESTATE, snd i,.t commissioners - ~,
pointed &c that purpUse.
O3asl, That ihc .aid rtt,iionsr give uot'rs
~ al. nsrs'us Interested, hy eausing cpN Ofth''
of,i-r 10 De pihi.hrl thee weeks succcss,,sl, IN
Thc ONiard Democrat. printed al rari.. that the,
m1y appear alta Pruha .couri tote hridat Paris.
On aid couuty. on he third Tuy-tp, IT March
neNt, NJ ten of the clock in the wtvucon, au'l
shrw csr.e. Il any the, have. vh, the same shOud
uut o. granted
THOMAS u. BROWN Jadss.
Atruy rory-aitcsti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
ITNI1IsIlN WNNVN,
Gnmmt..tUuGI ufifatgnt.

"iilrs w. Assilf7H is assalsg ilrsaia,S th1fily
c1HHt sap ,Igd p0'.H H.rs r.HTgsa' cal iTssiiNgr-
re, asi re s1pt'ls fpH'i. ila, applications ~
fora O. ssra, - itss sIrly and Favorable soE,id-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04

O1ToKp. sat- Court Of Probate he'll At
Paris, withia aad eor the Coahiy u Oxf'rd, on
the third T,ssdsy ~ Janaify. 4. u. 1880.
A LBION r.. BRNDBURN, Executor ~ the
y Let VIII and Ts-tament u THoAAs BRAp-
EUEY. late of CsH,sn, IN stid COuni,, dscsssed,
having presented his hfst sconant u atministia-
t,a 81 the Estate u sail dcrssssd Boz allowance
Ord1s.i. Tbs, the .aid ESeeuieT give r.''ice
20 ~ persons atsrrsied, BY causing cor, OF ms
ortier Ia b. psblshej thTre weeks sueees.'eN 70
Ia. ONe,J p,moer,t. psiaisd al Paris, that thry
80, ,t,..,, "A [, p,.ut. C-u.t a. ~ held a fArs
!. ..iJ coun,y, on the sri Tuc-iay Of March psNi
n mia. II tie elsck IN the iorcnoon, and 'hsN
c.u.s. II AZ, the, have, WI, The same should NOT
h, allowed. THOMAS u. BROWN, ysiFs.
4 true copy-sttsst
Dawn KS,Fr, R,g',i0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04

'TilC .ul.rrlI.rr h-rrb, s.,,- public notice that
.h-hrs l,sp iII, appointed D., ihc hunur'b.e
JnI.g ul Probate Tee the C'unt, ct uNiofi anj
,s.uaei che trust Of ,dmiuistusiriN oi the estate
uf
SYLvNNUS =. WILSON, late of Paris.
o. .,ti Cl1lt,. deceased, O., giving bond NJ Oh
bN iuri. So theodore requests al lporsDn'
~, ere in lsitr tn The estate ot.sid ie.sas'i Geo
mtA. iuua.ilte ps,urri' a1' those Who have
s1y Ientrl. thereon, @" rNhiLit the .1m' o.
LUCY 4. WILSON.
Jan. y, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04

pAfhhns 'hs-Nl e 'ff.i 'l iIHfHt. DO at l.fl-
-. yitbup at ilr en- ClHut, ai Oxford. on
ia 3 ri-sIty pi JtlItu. 4. ID i-5g.
~ tle Psr.tl.l Hi CLlZNBgTu u. COLE.
" W. DO II NpENNU, n. Cots i,tr ol Glrru.
W,il &c sai4 CHliy ..rrrs.r o, pawn. Ior al Toe
bal.
OEDEEEp, rlatths al p-t,tiaasf give naiis-
,t| r..iIs Interested. ug rtu-tH- e. copy ut Ilf.
o. t. pa rullIsh-d tItsr ,sr.A. .1fr.-.i,ri, tu
4 I,.Ilt 10 1srrlt, priri-i 10 rtl.s. chat rl.,
mt, appear 20 q Probate ruut tu Ia. tH.I 80 t'.i'.
il 81. r1I.f1. l1 t1r 3 Tr..i,y ai Nfrl u.Nt,
n 1ilr lf che click il tlr lafr1,ra, 80 .lrv
chI.- q ihrt have, al, ta- sane slaab not br
grated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
WORMS! WOp us! WORMS
~ q ~ aB 60 CD
uOBENSACk'S
Worm syrup and Liver Pills,
Pests OF tho Human System.

The Doctor has s1-lt mI-l unr .r mo- .Hr.
iscting II these mrt,sinr., tHf h.v vr. fs His
succe, lci mas H. inferred from ihr s.f.'.s .He
celsbfily th-y have obtained. and fIr H., f.pi
they often brisg away m,...s OF w.rrs, .HI .'.
lrci ms.t inarycl0us cure. alter 40 U.lrf Itar.s'
have luIcd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04

OAFJEp, ss.-Nta r,urt 90 P.ihsts held 20 Pa
-, ~ifh,a AT fr The county of Oxford, uu che
thirt rts.ftv 81 lpt. \. ID. 1859.
~ tb- f-frpp of MARIA 4. WHITMAN.
" vt.ps OF CAtyts ". Wmru,, Lt- 81
Pare 81 sol cont, is--a.-i. proving t,r az ale
bwspcs oit ui tas ps.s'aAl estate 90 be- late hu.
had.
OEpTRTD, That the aid Petitioner CAV,
nnti al person. t1ter,.trt,h rausipgarur, "a
tIi. orlrrtD be- published hr,y Wrtk srrcsss,s.
In The O,iord Dympcr,i. nriatci az Pare, thst
tn, NAV appear al Probate Court Co Del held 81
Pan., On .aiI c1unty on the 81 Tu,-d1y 81 March
next, At niir ni the clock en- ihe h.eIlpu, AMI
40, be grated.
THOMAS H.BROwN, Jsl.s.
A true copy-atiest:
DAVID HvAFF. Rsgifi,-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

Which b. thr most compact and beautiful Sowins
Machine ever constructed. II y ornameoted IN
the highest stale IL art. ani all who sre u ,re dr.
lighted with 10. u makes the improved interlock
lockcd stitch, and d. capable II doing greater ~.
riei, II work in better ,i,lr than ANY other Sew.
in. Machine ever offered hr L,mily purposes.
II i. not subject a. the objection ot using twice
too much thread, and o.. kinga nvsling seam. like
the Grover y Baker; nnf ~ Il confined IN IT. opef-
ation 10 lew thin fb'ics liable IN get out II ur.
der snI untitled IT, use lax thead Ike the Wheeler
i wilson Machine; hul l. amply suiiicicnt 10 per
torn all Kind, Of family sewing.
Price II famil, Machin,. with iron table CON.
pletc f,r use 500. The larger standard machines
from SIPS to 5000. Send tur I. VI. Singer =
Cp.s Gazette, brautifhl pictorial parer devoted
To- Sewing Machines, anil containing list 81 pr,ce'
anil all other information 90 the subject ltNiil be
orvarJed grats.
IN. SINGER & CO.,
as Brpadway, New York.
BRlNcH oTTIcts ~
Bo.ton Alh,ny llaltimorc -. Louis
Providence Glovsf,,ille Cincinnati New Orleans
NrA Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
Newark PHILADELPHIA Nashville Paris, Fnnc
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04

ONf r.ss.--A s.FH.lHI tIrIt.. ... ir t.if-
a., v,fhl at co. ta- cYIFt Hf uN.ul, Goo
uf3. rt-.It, o. t,rtt-, IA. 1919.
nNh-p-tiup1r f NARY AN trgrLTtF
" lao .1.s II NoIJFHr, ~ulVr-rFT Ir- YI
ON.s-i tu .tIl Dplfs d rst.sl. urtsIr. fItf bee
d1~rT nU Do. sssIyIsI .tI GO u't o., 1-., tr BIO
lac ht.ptti's rsf4... .,II sIU rtlu.... .I.l. b.
app tl8i-i TO- tltf rrrlrl..s
ordsrsf, rlU Che oi Petitioner give
uIiir- fp 40 p-r.1r. Interested. Hl r,n.frg
cl1y TT tlf. rT .-r o. o. ru',ishrl three veHks
sn-r,ssiyr., in Zoe pN,1rI psn1r.,t, rtiHts. 40
pti., thu tlrs zoe, 1H.lr1r go q Probate rHIrf o..
o. held 40 PARE, o. slii r.uHt,, 0l Ore tt...
r,r.l,y eft utrrl bs>i. Bf9 OBJ. ,.,.k ia ft-
f1rytilB. auI .1ss rt1tH, .f a1y tl., hty., ua,
Oh. san .hurII p1t H. -.l1fst
THOMAS n. BROWN, JsI.s.
4 true cppy-aJty.t.
naVrp ExAFr prrf.f..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
EDMUND BURHE.
Late commi..iouer OF Patents"

B5sisa, Pa. :, ts5S.
"Mr. H. Il. Eddy lis rsad, faS NJ TNiRTEEN
tp-lirafoss, ~ al tI ONE of ulisL paints Aar, :
t,ss rrlEisd. 4si hlios 10 HoU pssf,sr. SsrlEa-
ms'IliAs J'oef = great ilisHi asd aiiHy be- pa''
l,Ifs gsi4 TsrJn@ssd 81 'Hrssi1,s Q, lJJiyb ha %
procure fbr pR,nis, as fi'v ray tsspIs y hatHg ihs
1s'i friAfsi aifsH'ea ilf.r rcd h,u slsss and a.
nv reasonable ciarg,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
TMllnlrLnl.

IsSfiHuHi1If.
81 regard Nc. Eiiy One ofthc most capabIr
aud surcr.siul practitioners with Whom I have had
official intercourse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
po AGH-yrS.

~ .I-NFfsN = ~
81 work will su amply reward The "Nefiions %
irsn. u, engaging they can d" assured oi %
stead, iurunr daring the prngrrs. Of the puhlica'
t,,n. Ouf liberal terms will BE- made Known on
lpplifaii1u a. thr pull.hers.
II. APPLETON ! co, Puhlishrts,
80 K us pfoadway, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04

I'VE .ur.rril.r bsfrl, giys.uuhlic notice ihHt
4 .lrlI. ns-u .'u', lupr,utydh yfhe liHrHul =
IrI-e uf Probate, fHr the CuHnt, pi bNfnr' 'ud
s..um-l che trust 20 LNrrHfrN uithc l''t ~ land
tr-tluruf rf
CURTIS T.. HOWE, late II MrNic',
IN enid Cuuafy, deceased, O., s,,,n. '.o"d - the
las tifrrts. ~bgth-frilTr r,gur.ts 40 Urt-uus ~ hn
are .btrI Co iHr r.'ltso .aij decreased o. make
immediate rt,r.Ht. sHtthusr vhp have ans tr.
uaulstAsry01 AGO. rNhil,ttac ssurt p
LUCY HOWE.
Jan. 4. i~5a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04

THE .ab.cribrr hereby giyes pubiio notice tos.
j coucrraed, that be a.. he,u del, appointed D.,
ihsiiunurabF Jlige ~ Probate forths CouHN,l
Oxford, ani assumed the trust Of AJministra.
Toe " On ths will sansNel, Il the estate ~
ISAAC STANLEY, late of Porter.
n aid County, decreased, By giying bnad !. the
las directs. Ne therefore requests an per.ans
Who are Indebted O. tie estate f said deceased o.
maze immediate plymeut; ani those who have
az, demands thereon 90 exhibit IRE sane 20
SAMUEL STANLEY.
H.. % IsSs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04

TUE snhsrrihsS hereby gises puhlic notice that
a. h,. hen laly appointed bs the h"uoJabe
Jalg. uf Probate ior the County Of Oxford, and
assumed the trust 0f Administrlior OF The Estate
Of
Asa STUART. late - lliam,
n said Couaiy. decreased. b, giving band as the
Law directs. Hs therefore rrqnests all persons
who are iad-bted 10 the estate oi ssid deceased 60
make imneliate payment; and those Who have
aay demands thereon, 90 sNhihitth .amet 20
JOHN L. HUBBARD.
J.a. Is. 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04

ONfbHu. ss.-Ata g.urt ,l rfst,ta bel" altar.
o.. urFIr ara toe fh, ,,rrf,,i 'NisIl. ,utls
r.| rrr.i,, ut Jsrua, s. %. l,to.
hIl~ UNNIOEp ri t.rflH Boo .srI tuuuiy,
\ } HI".r.I rNrgutHf ir e ,stfsiH l"srrW'rf Iuf.
f.fII#r fr I. tFr s.t NJ brI Ir.HrsHt DI Az
rfstssA rNcAAEu I1t, 1t Aulwn iu ihr touH,
U' C.rI..aH'. usv tHHH', U. Nl.rpsrHg-i1, dee
r,t.. havoc. rfs.rut,t. ths .sirs iut Probate.
U-|r.|. That iht ..Ib ,,l.uf.r .IN, u.ti'r
fs 90 usU.HB. ib'.fr.t,i, H, csus.H. cuIs 'i fhfs
urI.rf. Del Published tHtss week. .H.C,.s.,,., iH
THE uN.rf p.lt.r,t. riiHf.. go r..i., chat tHy
rs, lr...Iaf a rt,.I.tr rautt '. o., bslU leo irIt.
ir sHf. r.uri,. uu fi. thift T|-I1, ui Mach
merit. H.r. rt,r'.fk iHf hs i.I,HHHu, srt st'W
.s#-I, 90 aus fbs, have. vhN ths f1us shurH pit
Del rr.,... ,-Iru,st 8r.. a.HvrI a. lbr It.t VII
.Hi Testament of ...' .s,.ls.f.
TUnNN> 70. BROWN. J4fss.
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4 t-ur cap,--suc.ts
Dawn KV,rr, Rsgaitr.

uNFuEp, ss.-Ata Couftot Probate hsli atlar-
b., vitbiH and ior the CoubtN Of osiu'o, ou th'
thirI Iur.dav ct Jhruar, 4. u. 1879.
nNutbe P,tui.o 90 FiLENN EIAulN, vid.
' J uu of OtiytU n. tANWrtt hir ed Few
iB s1,i Cont, ,sosns'd, Vta,iug tf'i h'r taNfr
ms, d. sssiEurj aut .st sut Co. brr n Bee a'' be.
iin.'. s.fsir, 8.d ttat ourImssiur'is D. aIIulri-
sI iaf bat UuiVss's
UHufUrr, That thc said Petite uci
give 1.t,s o. 80 perso1- interested, D., Dlusll. a
COPS off tbi. urirr o. he pnbh.hrd three weeks
.u-sts-ivsN Zoo The ONiprd psnsgsat, priatct ai
Psrs. thsftb-, NAV tprsaf sta Probate cuuf' %"
o.. Lrf 80 r1u.. ip .aII cpuai,. Dr CO., ibud
Tesla, ui March nrNt, at % Of dc clock is tbr
f.I."trH, sHl she's c8u-r, De- aH, th,N have, vt'
OH. s.nr sh#uII n.tls .IHri,F
ruONN> 70. BROWN. J.'.,.
Alrur corr tfesf.
n,,rr k.,rr p.-.5f4r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04

From Sept. IL. 1851. a. June Il. ls5s. the ,ub.
.crib,r, in cour.c OF be-. iaTge p,art,ce. mlie on
Iuirr rejected applications, ~iNfLEN Ap-
rEALS, EVERY ONEof which Was decided iu
hlsiNor, by the Commissions, ui rsteuts.
Il. II. EDDY.
BnsroN. IAN l. 1850. l,50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
MASSACHUSETTS, lrIh MAINrl

4. d. has iull aul complete 1T ofali the psf.Uo'
Who Ncrr engaged In the volunteer ur Militia 'rt'
VICE 1T the State n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
THOMAS a. BROWN, Jsl.,.

Atru- eopy-auy.t.
DAVID KvNrr, R,r..i.-
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TlONAs M. nRlMN. -

A trae eopy-attests
Dawn kS,rF, Rs.rs,.,
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TIlNNS IL NNnMN. -.
u,upK,,rr. R,sl.io.

U,FrUp. sss-Nta Jrart OF Probate hrId ~
r,fis. vuIt- aBI f1r Doc CDur', of DNiHul
urfHr g Irs..l, oft lrHr1r, :. 10. ls'9.
an OBJ. r,tf.ap q NARY q. iiNll. ul'.v
~ .f WrI'i,v lI,i. Poo. .i N..uH, iH stii
t.H., ..~.,.fI. rr1,.. 81 .,. 1r t. oarrr Uut oi
OBJ. r.f..r,I ssff'. OF t.r atr hu,l'Hj
H...r'. TlHf tHr GOOD I'rti.Hgr give noe
t.-- u e." as-.rr, Interested, o., rl1.iDg I cop,
&c ll.. .... tlh. rr1'..bsI three ur. D.. .u-rr..-
.,rI, ia Tn p,nrI D-a'-ut. printed 40 I,u..
that flr, ut. BrprtI 1f "a rr iir I.r'i 'u Del br.I
1f Pace Ir 800 arrHt,, a1 thr tlir' Iu-sfnN of
March ur,t, &c . u',..,A ,u the iHr,uI.s, pni
.h-, rlr-e. ,foa, th., have. 'h, lhr same hHuid
THoW,> u. BROWN. J.is,.
Aifrr c1p--sffssts
p,vir NN,rr. f.Er's-.
'TIC ..r..-Isr hrr.t, sI,r. rs'.i, ruu,,ih,
| l- ~. been ..li, ppp,lpirj b, tbs bpnost',
JuEt. lfprIl,r ftr 'h- County, ui uNl'rd ,ni
r-.r ri or trr...t NI1.r..tr,ilr cot fl- s.ai, 81
ECCEL T.. GOGDCN. ht, Of rnHAiin rhua-
tHu,
Htb- .urt,prp Nflrd deceased %, gi,ir- bond
e. tHsIav streets. o. b-rriufrtcyucst,s
..1. uararr indebted tY the estate ct sBlH dH-
e1..f, ta H.tAs tmuss..t, Ia,u'ut; aud those
who H#F. AZ, dHusT fHrTrUr,fu sNhiIIt be
SAM fr hlbhHL W. hbtbIN.
Jan. I,. 1859
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-09

THE NEW ESGINE.-The members OF Deluge
Fire Company No. 3. turned out with music
on Saturday evening last, and brought their
new engine from thee n. & c. Railroad depot
to their engine house. 1t is the finest ''mer-
chine" ever brought west. We copy the FOL
lowing no.ice of il from the New York Msr-
curry:
New ExGNE-One of the most beautiful
and powerful engines ever built IN the United
Stats. was shipped for Nashville, Tenn, yes
terdav. per steamer James Adger, from pier
No. 1 n r. She il first class side stroke
machine, with 10 inch cylinder and IL lhch
stroke H-r brakes measure over 70 feet III
Iengtb. All the iron and steel work Is elabor-
ateIy polished, and the discharge and receiV-
ing pipes, gates, suction caps. joints, rests
screw heads. and lockers. are silver-plat d
The hoy is of rosewood, inlaid with oblong
squares of pearl 1T either side is an Or
n .mental scroll-work Of gold from which
appears an eagle, lion, serpent and snakes
head branching out. Upon the air chamber,
which is CT FURNISHED silver, is engraved the
word. ..Deluge," and upon the receiving-pipe,
also of silver, plated, appears the motto oi
the company, Our aim the public good"
The tips of the brakes are also OF plated woi K
She is intended for the Delug" Fire Co. No. 3.
of Nashville. Tenn and cost $4,000. Under
meath the hind axle gong-bell Is set, aud III
trent o. the wheel. are patent brakes to stop
her from descending a hill too fast. The
wheels are painted in white and gold. Jehers
has added TO his tame by this apparatus. and
it was disappointment to many that she was
not exhibited in the Park before leaving.
After supper the members and few invi-
ted guests had a lively time in the Three's
Hall in partakisg of champaign, DC, DC.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-09
Annual Celebration of the Fire De-
parIment.

The Fire Department of Nashville will celebrate
their Anniversary on THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1889
The different Companies will take their position as
below and the procession will form on Broadway, at
O'Clock, 2. NJ as follows:
Aids-Chief Msrshal-Aids.
No will form on South College street. the right Of
the Company resting on Broad
No. will form on North College street, their right
resting on BROAD.
No will form on South Cherry street. their right
resting Broad.
No.4wiil form on North Cherry street. their right
resting ON Broad.
No 5 will form South Summer street, their right
resting Broad.
Hook and Ladder Company will form on North
Summer street, their right resting Broad.
The Fire Police will form on North High street.
their right resting on Broad.
The proce will then move up Broadway to
Vine; up Vine to Cedar; down Cedar to High !;
alous High to Church; down Church to Summer ;
down Summer to lime along l. ne To College down
College to Locust; along Locust 10 Market up Mar
ket [, the Square around the Square 10 College :;
down College To Broad up groad 10 Summer out
Summer To Ash along Ash to Cherry down Cherry
10 Broad 4; down Broad to Market; up Market to
Church. up Church to Cherry along Cherry To Union
along Union To Market; up Market q the Square, and
be dismissed.
The Chief MarsSal will appear in citizens dress with
red sash.
The Aids winappear in citizens dress, with white
sash
The Company uarshals will appear in their rcspec.
tive Company Uniforms with blue SASH
w r. MEACIIAM, Chef Marshal.
MARsuAI's AIps-No. !, J. p. McNENIr; No. =, }.
n TuAxroN; No 3, A. CAMP, No. T. A. u. CEnGH
TON; No. 5, L. u wuAtER; Hook and ladder, -
SAVERS; Fire Police, J. h. HUME
l. 1893
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The Selling Qualities or B@rhave's
holland Ritters.

Qt Khff, UANAnA.
We have no doubt Il will sell we'll here send
one gross. JOHN MUsSoS 90.
AoSrhKAI, CANADA.
Send us gross BoerbAve's Holland Bitters. We
want a medicine OF this kind in market.
JOHN BIRKs 4 CO., Medical Hall.
SAISr PAcI, MisNHorA.
There is quite ready sale here for your BserhAve's
Holland Btters. WA. II. WOLF,
per n. Il. PEAESos-
wnIssuR0, Va, Nov. 1, isse-
Send another box 3 dozen, BOrhave's Holland
Bitters Is stalking The lead here all other RiiieTs.
WA. ii. kIRKER.
YoEK, Pa, Feb'y 4, 1851.
Please send US, per express, dozen BgThAss's
Holland Bitters. We are entirely Out
mays-lw O. A. NORRIS co.
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IT'S FREE FROM POISON.

New YaK, October LIST, 1883.
Mr. E. LYoN-Dear Sir: We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them perfect
Iy harmless to mankind and domestic amin Is, but
certain when inhaled by bugs and insects.
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D, Chemist
LAURANoE REID, Prof Chemistry, n. Y. Hos.
Mr. John L. Rome, Superintendent of the New
York Hospital, says, she has expelled all the bugs,
ants reaches, moths, &c. with Lyons Powder, and
finds il of immense value"
Every gardener and housekeeper must have d.
rect interest in article Of this kind. Reference
be made TO the Aston ST. Nicholas, and Metropolitan
Hotels; to Judge Megs, President of the American
Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen Winfield Scott.
Cyrus W. Field L. NJ. PeIse OF the Five Points Mis-
sion &c &c. Judge Meigs says, ''This discovery Of
Prof Lyon is of national importance. The farmers
Club have tested ii thoroughly. 1t viii destroy To-
Gusts grasshoppers, ants, moths bugs and all YER
min Garden plants be preserved, and houses
made pure"
Arrangements are made through Messrs.
BARNES & PARK, Of New York, have il sold
throughout the world Many worthless limitations
are advertised. Be cautousi
'NKw YoRK, November sth, 1855.
''In retiring from business, have sold all MY In
sect Powders Pills, Letters Patent. and the Sc
crets pertaining thereto, 70 Messrs Barnes Park.
! This powder is a discovery made by myself, and
brought from the interior Of Asia and is unknown 70
any other persons. The genuine and effective article
is put up in canisters, and will continue TO bear
my name. l. LYON"
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder,
and are killed by a Magnetic PILL Order them
through any merchant
It's lyons Powder kills insects in atrics,
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample Fasks IS cents; regular sizes SO cents and
81 90 Follow directions. Zee freely and thorough
lv BARNES PARK,
aprl4-smdwtw Is and Is Park Row, n. York.
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The Fifth District--Coi. Robt. Hatton
Nominated.

The District Convention, which met at
Murfreesboro' on the 9Th inst, unanimously
nominated Col. ROBERT HArToN, of Wilson, as
the Opposition candidate for Congress. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed. The nominee
is well known as one of the ablest and best
informed young men in the State. He has
endeared himself to the opposition to the
sham democracy by his steady. consistent
support of correct principles, and for his gen.
eorous services. always willingly contributed
whenever demanded by his party. Such men
deserve promotion, and we are sure the oppo-
sitoin of the Fifth District viii take especial
pride in sending him to Congress. They can
elect him, without difficulty, in spite of the
position ofthe late Representative, and they
uu do il. Such result is necessary to
thorough vindication of the party.
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PIcCoIoMINI IN NAsHymLE.-It is rumored
that this dear dainty little song bird does not
design to slight our city, and will, perhaps
at a very early date, visit us. The report
may be incorrect, and should she fail to
appear, we advise each one of our music low
ing citizens, as an alienation of their disap-
puintment, to go to harness, corner Cedar
and Cherry streets and procure one of those
light aud beautiful Piccolomini Hats. He
has the most superb selections of gentlemen's
hats, and sells at lower figures than any
house west Go and see him. everybody.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

WN4GS, DR. KING formerly of New York, for
RH>2szS the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention to the treat
of private diseases for so years, hatters
himself, having attended 20 a practice for so many
years, and cured many thousands he is enabled TO
cure all diseases of private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from lnjudcious medical treatment
or from neglect OF their own DR.. Kings Dspensary
is No. % Deaderck street, between Cherry and the
Square second story where he cures all diseases OF
private nature.
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date, efectually cured in
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where a Structure exists health cannot he enjoyed
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out of neglect or bad treatment, can be enectualy
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKSEss-Par ticula attention having been
given this disease and all The consequences grow
ing out OF IL, brought on in many cases by the de-
structive habits OF inccnsdcrate Youths and Excess
sve indulgence of the passrns neglect Of which will
undermine the constitution rende ing the subject unit
for business society and causing premature old age
Females who may be laboriag with any difficulty Of
TIE Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their fee enclosed directed TO DIR. A King
No. IS Deaderek street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medicine 10 their address, with
Gessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Once
hoursfrOm o'clockin the morning until in the eve
ming may26-indAwly