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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28
JOHN DAWES.

OxroRD.s,. Aia Court Il Probate held a, Va.
t-rioSd, suhia sad lee the Counu 81 Osiord,
on the 81 day IL January. A. ID. lso2.
un the p,tition Aforesaid
O-dg,d, That the .,i petitioner give no.
iice TO al person. iaerc.ied, b, osa.iag oupy II
lh. order 10 ~ p,.b,.hri three week. successive.
:, ~ the OSIprd Democrat pfia'ed at Paris, that
,hst may sppear at q Probate COari 10 lie held a,
Paris, 10 .s,d coaat,. on the th'd TUesds, &c
March next at nine o'clock 10 the E,'-nooa. aud
.hss canse. At any they have. sh, the same .h.uIJ
not b. granted.
l.. ". WOODBURY.. ysdg,.
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F a r M FOR 8 Al Il,

WILL. l.. .olI. l., puhl,c suction. On SAT-.
w URDAY. MARCH -,h, l-6s. at ten
o'cl,ck, 4. VI, az net p-essn.ly di.posed Of q,
private si~ } the farm situated IN the westerly
p.r, ~ ONE,ri. ~ the C.',n,y 81 O>ford, known
q. th- Tn,lh, Jord,n rrn, On the Old County
road T.. tug lsom Oii.6eIIio Norway, about two
mib- fror the q. Z. R.i'pad. three mile. from
Nor~n Village; sbHi tie ..ns distance irum
Craig. Wills. Sad iann oon.i.l. of oas hsnd-
red sal .'sty acre. Oi lini; ~nh'ut any waste |;
and divided a. i,lbs.: shpd: 20 aces oi excel.
lent interval iilkge, fon II TO IS acres OF good
,ne.t,s gas. l.ni, With s-,rr,l icres not clear.
81; the balance properly divided ,nto sooi sad
pasture hni. With az ab1ni,nt supply Of gp,d
ma / within 6iiy rods of ih- oil iaitiing site
he buildlBgs 90 The tirm having been Iec.nIls
destroyed b, 6r--eisy ~ ace-.. eNher ~ sun.
m-r ~ Winter. Sad a,m 10 we'll sappli.d xuh
water from we'll or irim never L,iing spr,ng. ,ul.
hc,fn,, neaT fr u.e oC h'use 90 bata; al.n l., a
age brSJk running Iarouy the premises. Terms
NJ payment easy; 10 particular. in,liise of T.. 4.
Andrews, Oii.6cti. or of the ssl,-cSiser ~ho now
reside. n o,i.Se'd. either Of whom may lie al.
dressed At Norway.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. Nv virtue Of
y hcen,e from Oh. Judge OF Probate Tor the
Couniy Of Oxford. the rsdsr,i gnci. a.l.n,ni.tra.
tot of the estate q David u. Gonl late ~ i.s,et.
IN ss,d County. deceased. viii cell the Ern on
shich the .sd David u. Gould formerI, lived,
coataiaias about 80 acres. ~ lot No. ~. T. Range
10 ssd Pssisr, With the rey-r.ios ~ the wido~'.
down.. >atuTca, rhe 5Ih dan at April ee>t. 81
o'oL,ck in the afternoon, At the house aid
Lrm, 10 pay dtb,. AL cha'ge,.
GEORGE STACY. Adn's.
Porter. Feb. Is. is62.
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Tsh, Hss. J.ds' Of Probate f., ns Coss,, ot
OT'srd.
TUE andepigned, sd,n,a.irator Of lib. estate ~
j Poster Cummings, Late 81 kidgway, Elk Co.
renn.,lSanis, respectfully rcpfosea,s, that .sd
Cuma,ug. died ."iI,d an p"ssessed ofthr i,llas.
ing sssciil.i property, 10 w.t.. csuaIn nnie. of
ksai .igpcl 10, >s,nael 4. Miller N Waissf,rd.
,.cWe,I b, u.srgsse Upon said Miller, bail ing.
ssd lot situated ia WslsrioTd, sher. .s,d Miller
NV lives, Ia secure the sun Of about eight hun.
dred collAr.. That an advantage Oder the
release oi said ~ AMI bu,liings has bc,n made b,
Samuel \. Mile. toT the consideration al sad
note. ~heh oae' u !. io' the ,airtr,t II AZ con-
csrnsd immediately To accept, the proceed. III "a.
IN D. accounted tor Ly ss,d adai,aistI.,o, m.
thsryfoie psys that Incense may b. grated HIM,
To give up the .boyed.-cIihed notes anil receive a
coR,sysac. 81 said Real estate by the p-'.on max.
as aid offer. according TO the .Ia,si- ~ such
case. mlde ami provided.
JOHN DAWES
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OXFORD QUARTERLY MEETING

The OsEra Qnusri, Meeting ~,i net a, ous
s'soss Z. VI at Tur.d,y. M.rea al, iS6s, 18th
ID. Bsuti.f CAlr5h a. N.rth P.r,s- CLERK.
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ooR pINp NG

We would inVite all person, Who have BOOk
BINDING to he done, To give u.ac We
have E,rNA faciLIrirs. aud ran ~ausai.''
isfhriion.
+. W. BIt,r, rs J.xt. Sorr,.
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r. che h,o,,abIe JuJseol Probate B., ,hr C,u,iy
I'd ONHri.
DErSEY SiNDEgSON. aln,n,.ip,rN on
ID che estate ~ Jlhl S,ricr,.r. late &C Water.
tod 90 49, Cvuuty, i~cr,s'i, rr.,~,tial, f~Ia--
.snts hat the I~f.'asl estate n I'D d-c~asc J..
not .uf,r,sat q, ~, ihr yu,t dctts Nh,ch h. owrl
At the uiu. II hi. death.
l"ur T,.titiousf therefore paws Nour h"sor
sual gfint hrt hc.u.s ~ 81. and cpa'r, all Of the
real estate 81 .tii deceased a. ns,, L. -.sso
ius the ps,n,sul 81 .,id debt. .ni incidents. char.
g.. hET>EN ~ANpLR>cN.
O,roNb.ss.-,taC Count ofPfolat, held At Wal.
Ell rl. N,thin sol f,r the County IT O,l.ui 90
the t~.n,y..sc"ai ia, oi Jan',, 4. ~. is62.
On the lore gong peiiiiDn-
Orisr,i. That he ,,id petitioner give notice to
ali per.nn. Interested b, causing copy of th,.
order to h. pub'i.hed ;hrrr sc"s. successVcl, 10
The ONi.Fd DvasJc'st, RcSspsp~T printed IN
Pans. that they MAY appear at a Probate Court
g. D. he'll 1t rat,., ia s1il couDiS, oa the ihud
Tussdsy .of March next, ~ niss o',hck ~ the
lprrHusln. and shss csssc, n snN they have. INV
the sams sh0uld not h. gtaniryl.
T.. ". WOODBURY., Jud,e.
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.TATHEMoIxFo r. DTDEMoC OR A II.

To the Hoo. T.. W. Woodbury., J~.lss Of Prsla,s
k,r the Couais af Oxford,
IN Urn HASKELL, sJ'aini.ira,riS On the ss..
TX ,.,. Of Thsms. Haskell. late Of Oxiord Ia
ri Coas,y, i-cessed. vsg~cilslly Represents;
,h., an. pessoasl estsi. of said decea.ed u n,s
..f,s.e.i 10 pay the Just dsba. which he e~-d al
the time Of nj. death, by the ssm of iosr hoaJeei
dollars.
Isst pe,tnser therefore prs,s tina, your honor
~osli grant hei l'cea,e L cell snd cou1cy ~
mach ~ the teal --ti. of said iscessed - nay b>
p-c-s.ar, Dr the payn-al Il .aid debts AMI Incl.
j-a,al charges.
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'OiFoRp, s.--Ai a Cont az Probate held At
Paris, ~uhin aud e., the Coaal, VI osh'fd.
oa the third Ts..ds, 81 January, AID. 1851.
ia the petition aforesaid wd.red. That notice
IL s,,ea b, pabl,.h,ag copy Of As' pe,'i'.a.
Nth tn, ou.r thereon, three week. saco..i,s~ls
10 ,h. O>fopl DonYcrat, nesspspe1 p'iaied ~
Paris, that all pes-,a- suy sit.nd oa the third
Toe.ds, Of March newt. a, Couu ol prls,, thea
10 he holdea At Paris. sni .h,~ cause. u any.
~hy the f.f said prlii,no .bnali ao' granted.
l.. ". WOODBURY., Judge.
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.Ccar THE IrrCmLASDiroa ed
Family Boarding School
$50 FOR 5oOGf-tg.r

tH EoR BOYS. - i
'I>IIE SPRING TENN of ,hi. seheoi viii
j oommeaos oa rus,Dsv. MAaeR 4iA, aad
cYn,inae eleven we.ks -
The p',ncssl reoommeai. HE Family School
with mvch o,na Ienos asa pfodt,bls place Of 70.
.od Cor 10y. b-iw-es the sg-s u ten and t~,.t,
years. Amoag IL pfom.aeat lea,acrs are god
HOME; the i,m,si su nl,er of ppil.; ih. care /.
iul dill 10 ~hish every oae "a sn,jecisd ~h.thss
HI, atsinm-ais are great of saall; and the a.,ur-
ince that the pa,eat - reosiSiug 10 bshAf of the
pupl aissat,sr. eqai,.lep, To The expea.ss ia.
si,,rd.
E,rrs.ss. Fla, Doll.. . term. ~, sble Al
u. eL....
Rsvrs,sots 70 Psrsos. Hon. Johp J
Pew, Oxiaolj Peter Thschst, Eco, RoekiAad;
Ralph ,,s'i,r, Eco. fort,nd! J, Is. s,o~ell. E'g
sos,h Paris; Rai.. 6,bb.. Eco, Br,ds,ouj j.
q. Rich. E-p., up,sai J. N. Thompson. E'q..
Glen ii"s.e, v. ~.
Fot farther Information pl~..- address,
\. q. TRUE. An. Principal.
bethel, Me-, Jan. ~, ts62.
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A weaaerluII i,,Is Microscope.

MAGNlflING small object. son lines. ~ilI
vi D. 'eoi 20 10y apg'icthi un receipt oftSss.
fy-h's fss's in sii'sr. aHd ane pink STAMP. Five
sidifrfrHi p.srrs Co one JaILr. Address Me-.
" :. WOODWARD, Box is53, PHILADELPHIA.
u.
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To the honorable Judse of Probate 6r 'he Com.
~ ~ Oxford.
CARAII :. WILKINS, almini.irs,ris Il the
4 - estate ~ Aigu.tus Wilkin., lac ~ Water.
ofi, ~ .aii ooaiS, drr,asrd. tcspseifall, r~ptr-
..,t. That he r,fsonal estate ~ 's,i deceased !.
~, .,a'cirni to pay the ju't dsb's VII Oh he owed
ut the tine II he death
4 Yout petitioner therefore pay, tina, your IIono'
would grant hsr ue,n.r tn srll. At public @, pei
'ic ale. and co-vry ~ The real e.a ate 81 .aid
d,cra.ed 60 the Issmrct 81 siid I.hi., ant ipc-
dental chagrs. SARAli \. WILKINS.
O,roNr, ss.-N = Cont II rfoiile held At
Waterford, ~ith,a hrd iut the cuuutN ufosiuTd,
On the 22,l day II January An. is62.
Oa the foregoing psiiiioa Ordered, that the
.sd petitioner give np,c. o. sllp.r."as ,ni,trsltd
b, causing cop, 81 hcr p,l,t,"n 18th lhi, ord~r
ihrtron. lo H. pabl,.hri three week. ~occC,sisrly
~ the Oxford Democrat, acNspsp.t ptin',i Al,
r.f,, ~ .sid ,ounl, that thy iaa, ,ppeaf ~ .
Probate Count iol h,li atrau. 90 the ihud rus.
de, uf NaIrh nv,t, at nine O'Clock ~ the m'r-
I nooa All 'hev osu.r Il any ,scy have, Why the
-i,nr should NJ. w. granted.
T.. ". WOODBURy. J.is,.
] A tfus ropy-atisst.
J. y. iioEs'. R,si'i".
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the care ~
BENJAMIN p. sNow.A.M ~.
Mr.. Snow IL q rr.'s,te OF Bowdo;p Coilee.;
was Priscipal of the Academy in EvAnsviIls, IL.
diana, three years. s"i 'ubs~psasly rsses 10
powdoia COLLEGE too years. Which posiisss ~
kIkd ~iiA sh.i,y add src~ss.
The Trss,e~s deem iAsssselvss fsrtssais 20
have secured his services. sod arr CONSTANT that.
sader hin. special advswsses vii be oner-d 70
stsdsa,s both in the Classical and Ensish ID.
parnea,s. Well qusliSei s''..ta",s ~'il BE- ssa-
ps,.d' ss.'d. ID ss'I h ssw;;, !, Soa.r.s.
fryshs,S. FEB. 10. isss'
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Fryeburg Academy.
BENJAMIN 2. SNOW. AN.

TIVE SPRING TERN oi ,hi. Institution wili
L op~a "a WEDNESDAY,. MAHcH S,h. vadss
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To n. ho.o,.Ll, } uA,, Of p,ob.,. 70, IL, coua.

To the honor.Lls judy, Of Probate for the Coua.
~ ~ Oxford. ~
EEZiAti q. PARKER. D adai.iara,re oa
IN estate 81 Josiah Parker. late 81 Ru"io'd, IN
sa,d ooaa,y. dec~~s-d. respectfully rPe'en,.'
That ihs persoaal estate ~ the sa'd deceased y.
~, sufficient IN pay the jns' dclss, which he .s'd
at the time Of hi. death. u, the sun u slsvsa
hvpdred dolsrs
Yeot petitioner therefore p'a,. that ,ouf Ho"o'
would gran, her license 20 sell. al pslac private
sale, soi convey moch al the rial estate o sA'd
deceased a. may h. nsVssssr, ior the pA,men, VI
said dsbts, aad ineiJ-nial charges.
kEZiAii II. PARKER
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Aifus copy-a,ts.t.
J. =. iloES'. R,s"i,'.
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A true eop,--suea; J.s.Hosss. Register.
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Importing Houses,

IN Boston h. ih,ak. hs can fa,n,,h good csssps
th.a eau ts G.and this ED. III Boston,
lie ha. WATCHES ~ taer,esn. s-,.', Fog.
ii.L sai fr-ncb. iisai'ns AID oIsn Faced. Gold.
Silver and Gilt esss'.
sPEcTAcLEs. ofali kinds, and suy qu.n'i,y
II <l." 10 set 10 old speei.el. iioss,to ssit ALL
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eopy-st,.t;
} s. HOSES, R,.ia.'.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-18
UNION STATE TICKET

UNION STATE TICKET
sEcRExART or sTATE.
WILLIAM A. pEELLE
ArDTroR OF srATE,
ALBERT LANCE
rREAsUkEz OF STATE.
JONATHAN s. HARVEY.
ATTORNEY 6EEERAL.
DELANA L. Williamson,
sUFERIsTExDKsT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
JOHN /. MORRISON.
REPoErEz SUPREME COURT.
WILLIAM s. SMITH
seventh Congressional District.
TOR CONGRESS.
HARVEY ID. SCOTT.
roE coNxos PLEAS pTsTKIcr PROSECUTOR.
JAMES II. MOORE.
r0R CIRCUIT ATTORNEY,
PUTNAM BROWN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-18

On the right. the 10th Kentucky cavalry
and regiment from each Of the States of
Indiana and Ohio, followed the retreating
foe beyond FIoreuce, and after receiving re
Inducements Of cavalry pushed forward
again. A number of prisoners have been
captured. all OF whom represent thai the
panic among the rebels Is entirely uncon-
trolable.
All that Is now required Is energy in order
to utterly annihlate the last vestiges OF the
rebellion IN Kentucky and East Tennessee
There are men enough here 10 do il. and We
have the fullest confidence In our command.
err IL Gen. Wright is the man we believe
him 70 be. three weeks will suffice for u 1.
regain all We have lost in the West
W. b. /.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-18
For the Express.
Secesh Opiuiou of ID. w. Voorhees,

For the Express.
Sccesh Opinion Of ID. w. voorhees,.
Nh EDTroR:-No doubt your readers will
be interested to hear in what estimation the
regular secessionists of the South hold the
Hon. d. W Voorhees-supposing so. at
heart. | take this opportunity to give them a
fair and faithful picture. which was drawn
through actual conversation held with them
upon their own SOIL where they felt free to
speak and 10 act as they saw proper in the
premises.
In conversation held with full blooded
sscesh citizen of Lexington. KY. LEANED
that Daniel W. Voorhees, was considered BY
them to be the greatest man living In the
free States they had read his speeches in
Congress with pride. and hoped to see the
day when their armies could invade Indiana,
and in that event they knew how Mr.. Voor-
hees would stand-they knew that they had
friends in Indiana. who only awaited our in
vason TO show their hand.
In conversation with a similar class of
citizens at Richmond Ky. found that the
name OF Daniel W voorhees, was as familiar
in their mouths as il Is on the streets of
Tene Hauts. Some of theEi hoped to God
that he might be preserved 10 play his part
in the present troubIe-they know that he
Was right and was friend to the cause of
the South. They expressed some astonish-
ment that bis life had been preserved even
through what he had undergone for them 80
far They had also read his speeches and
had them printed and circulated through the
South
There i another little conversation which
| held with one Of the Southern strips.
which. in my opinion. speaks volumes The
man refer to. said that he lived Ia Terre
Hautc some few years ago. and asked me II
was acquainted with- l told
him that vas veil soquaia,ed with him
lie sad that be had worked with him in
Grever's Foundry. and that IL kHsr han 10 b.
sA rig1 This shows that correspondence
had been kept up between these persos.s. and
that the rebels know their associates. even
IN the lowest ranks Of lie. and only men
ton this fact 20 show how true il l.. that our
citizens are feeding. harboring, and nam
tanning the worst enemies We have 70 the
Goveraneat. right here in our own midst
With these facts before the citize1s Of this
community. they must reasonably conclude
that every man vho votes Cor d. ". Vocr-
hes. zoe Congress. votss either 70 rroiszs
fAis rar o. = 9irsSe Eke Uaioa The cleo
ton e Voorhees, viii certainly have 10 ten
depey to settle The matter oaly BY divis.oa.
IN truth 4 cannot -ink at ANYTHING
sise. sri i oaly remains Tor cvers man %
TANK FOR monent. 70 see where such a vote
wou1 carry hin. In tAe name cf God viii
The people nos stop ana repeat. vlGo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-18
ron CIRCUIT ATTORNEY,
PUTNAM BROWN.

The news froH Maryland i still of the
mos, exciting character. Gen MoCLELLAs
IS driving tia enemy before him and is hav-
ing the most splendid success. The rebel
army has been completely routed and panic
stricken and Is fleeing with the greatest dis
order. The enthusiasm OF the Federal
troops i uabounded. The rebel invasion OF
that State Is proving disastrous to the Con
fsderate arms, and also the Confederate
cause The enemy's expectations of trans
ferring the war to the Free States has prov
OIL TO be an utter failure The rebel Gov.
ernmont IS powsrless TO invade the North
is efforts ia that direction are the result
OF desperation.
The rebel Generals know very well tina
their whole cause depends upon their abiIit
now 10 defeat and destroy the Federal force
before the new leyies get into service. Thl
Ia their only salvation. They cannot hope t
meet tho entire force which the FEEDERS
Government Is organizing for service an
immediate acton. The progress OF the rel
ell Gonersls In the way of beating our fore
in detail has terminated, and with Il the
success as a power capable Of sustaining !
self against the resources Of the FEEDER
Government.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-18
YER Main.

10 Dsss~og-R&ss. Reaches. Ae.
10 psesrcy--Nies. Nelss. and Ants.
20 Desfrey-B>d-Bugs
IL Dsstrcy-xoshs In Fun. Clothes. &c.
10 Dsssroy-Mo<quitoes and Pa
10 Desfrolr-Inseets on Plants and Powls
70 Desfroy-Insects on Animals, &c.
10 pesfros-Every form and species of ysrml.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-18

~ Sold Eoerpohrs-by
AllwHossssts DRroefsrs In tLe large eiiie-
sorae Of the
Wholesale AGENTS in Neir York Cay
sheaslin Brothers q Co. Hsrrai, Rlsley A Kiiehen.
b. A fshnestock, Hull Bush, Gale Robinson.
kCo. N ward Close c.
A b. ID Sand CO. hcki-sou Robbins
Nheeier Hart ID. y Barns Co.
James :. Aspinsail. h. C. Wells A C.
Morgan Allen Lsxrlle, Marsh a Gardner
bai. knckel CO. HAIL. Dixon CO.
Thoa a. Fuller. Conrad Fur.
r. y. Orvls.
4SD 0rzEBs.
PHILADELPHIA. PsHnsyiranla.
T. ". Dsotf A CO. Rob't Shoemaker A Co.
B. Fsbnssteck c.. Fr.Bch. Richard. Co.
AID 0THEks
Boston. Msss
Gee {. G..OtWin ACC. Weeks Pos',r.
". :. Eur c. John wiisoa. j.
Al.o. all NzodkskIK DEtaefsIs a.
Chicago. Ills.
~. Louis. No,
Detroit, Mich.
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Pittsburgh. Pa,
Buffalo. -. Y
AID n
Drsrs8st4 6foosrs storskssp.r. sn1 Rss.ilsrs gen
eraiiy r. al couutfy Tow.s and Villages
L. A.
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NovlSe FokwsKD.-- Last Saturday rixhs
seemed % b gala night szong eur troops.
especially Tie ne~ lsvies. -ho. kAyin. orders
. nArSA vere enthusiastic ~ thsy proceed ed
vrosgh 70 s'-eess. makinr he aighf air re.
so1ad siiA thesr cheers Later ia the nishs
cane The soisd. heavy tread Of the vete, a
osrps q srsart undsT Frankli1. followed elo-
Hooker. late NeDsweli's They we're e.
leol4nt oai undssnset. wenoticed n Gen.
MeCau's divtsioa q reserves. 10 ao.bs shs
Fssal; o. he<vs nzrehing and hsigse duty.
nk1v u tie brave fellows fxexed ous ssl
wo-n Ws<sfzgrss fzr<lhes.rrr. "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-18
PIANO TUNING.

A GREABLY TO THE WISHES
"A OF many Of my former patrons, have resum-
ed again Tuning and Repairing Pianos, Nelodeons
and other Musical Instruments. Being prscucsi
pi ano maker also favorably known 20 many citizens
OF Terre -Hauts as frst class Tuner for over six
years perfect satisfaction Is guaranteed to all favor
Ing me with their patronage. l will visit Isrre-
Haute regularly every fsur weeks. Pianos VIII os
engaged BY the year. -
Ali orders left st the residence Il Mrs. DIT. Alien
Pence Mrs Modesitf. or the Sisters Academy. VII
meet with prompt attention. Respectfully
L. KISSNER,
Music Dealer, and Tuner and Repairer OF Music
Instruments, GkkENCAsILE. IND
myl6du
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To NJ olS Fris.ds sud Pa,rsa. 10 Trre

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eFty and Law. What higher duty could en-
gage the services Of a eitizen-soldier -
Though his maiden sword fell from bis grasp
in his .frsf battle for the Union. IL fell from
no coward hand. Well might our dear
Brother. in the last moments OF his gentle
and uuob.rusiye life. exclaim with the Irish
patriot. who fell in defense of Ais country's
liberty
BE my ep.tsph writ On my country's mind.
ne serred IA COUNTRY aad iored lss ksnd''
Rssolued, That this Lodge do hereby ten
Ger TO the immediate relations and family of
the deceased. our heartfelt coincidence M.
on the great loss they have sustained.
Resolved, That we draps in mourning. for
thirty days. the furniture Of thi. Lodge. IN
token OF respect to the memory Of our de
ceased Brother
Resolred. That we will proceed, iasfanfer,
10 the late residence Of our deceased Broth
er. and ia body. and a. Masons. give 10
his remains TIE rites Of Masonic burial.
ResoiUed, That copy of these proceed
ings. under the seal of this Lodge, be fur
nished 70 the widow Of the deceased. and
that they be published m the papers Of this
city
s s e, S SSs. '91Fss';-''os COMMITTEE
LYNDON A. SMITH, w.M.
r. ScHwISGRoUBER, Sec'y.
PUBLIC srKAKNe-I will speak at the fol
owing places
Fairbanks. Friday. September 18th.
o'clock.
Lebanon. Saturday. September Goth.
o'clock
Carlisle. Monday. September .2nd.
o'clock.
Linton. Green county. Tuesday. Ssptem
Der 23d, O'Clock.
Bloomfield. Wednesday. September 24tl
o'clock.
, owensburg, Thursday. September 25th.
o'clock.
Freedom. Friday, September %, o'cloe
Lancaster. Saturday. September 9th.
o'clock.
Poland. Clay county. Monday. Septemb'
18th, . o'clock.
/, Spencer, Tuesday. September 3Oth.
4 o'clock
Gospori, Wednesday. October LIST.
o'clock.
Clinton. Friday, October 9th. , O'Clock
Newport. Saturday. October sth. o'cloe
Eugene, Monday, October sth. o'cloe
Wright Mills. Parko County. Tuesda
" October 9th, l O'Clock
Roeky.l Parke County. Wednesda
. October 10Th. l O'Clock
: Park Mills. Park County. Thursday, o
tober llth, o'clock.
IL has been customary for candidates
- Congress in this District to make joint
. pointments. and discuss before the peol
he various questions of interest TO the CO,
: ty Mr.. Voorhees, requested me yerba
y and In writing to meet him and arrang'
oint canvass | notified him verbally Il
= | was ready to make the joint appointme
Dis morning. We met this morning, 8
after some conversation with him he declir
making joint canvass. / make this sta
ment as an explanation of the reason v
&c canvass is not as Il has been in this
:, trict heretofore. Ii. ID. SCOTT
- September -. le62
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EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF

rspar~uons oshd ertualike all others are
'P.ee from Polsops."
s.Not dangerous 20 the Human Family"
RATS do not die on the premises"
They come out OF their holes 10 de-
"rhey are the only infallible remedies known"
"la years and more established In New York City"
Used blythe City Post ofice.
JsSf bsr-the City Prisons and station House,
Jsed 6y--the City Steamers, Ships. &c.
Jsed blythe City Hospitals. Aims Houses, &C.
Used ey-;he City Hotels 'Astors.' 81, Nicholas ae
Csef blythe Boarding Houses. Ac.. &c.
C.ef.bt,-more than &C, 600 Private Families.
A. See one or fro Specimens 81 seAaf IL Asery-
seAere said bv me liesifrs, a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with vsrmln need b.
so no longer, II they use CosrAs's" Estermins,ors
cost Is we would have H. We bad tried poisons,
but they effected nothing; but "CosTAk's" article
knocks the breath out Of Rats. Nice Reaches, and
Bed BUGS. quicker than VIC can write IT. It's ~
| great demand all over the country. Medina 10.
| Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed an
nualld In Grant County by vermin, than would pay
| for tons Of this Rat and Insect Kiler-Isncas'si
| wis Herald.
tIRENR YR. CAS7A4--we are selling your pre-
| parations rapidly. Wherever they have been used
Rats, Mice, Reaches and vermin disappear rapidly
Fokrs srorrrrs, Druggists, Windsor, Nd