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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
The Singer Sewing Machines.


.nUR LETTER a FAMILY SEWING Ma.
~ CHINE - tsst Eaiaing q ~orLl-u A. r~pu,.-
tsoa- n - heyond dsuht ne t-r.t aad eh-sp~.t
a-d asa-t b~sstiksl % al F4aii, s~.-iae M.rh,.~.
-, sa-sed 20 ne Psbiie. No sfhsr Fsasl, se--
- N.ehtns has nsny s-<fsi apptaao-. E,r
iieua'e'ag. hsssilaE. FehsaE. Tueking G-th<ri.s,
sessteg, br4itiug. Enubrsiserisr, Cordiax a..
No ofher fsua'iy Se~iaE Machins IA. - uuach
capacity D. gFs-t sas.sty ~ -otk. "a ~tn 80
Great alt r-rr-; tnpru--z-ats zzzks go F-=sg,
sewisr hachsse 1ost rei,alle. sad -so-t dsr.b-.
and aap-t ccrtain IN actisn 81 an rate- 81 su-~a
Ia Haakes the iat.riscked sfich. ~hsch .. tA- go
stitch kso~a. Az one. evea ~ he nost ordina-
~ capacity. esa -. a. gisnc~. 100 a. use the
lrtter a F-usay Se-iag h.chs-s. Osr f-sail.
se~iag Aschises are 6aishei "a cA4ste aai ca
qat.ite styie-
Th- Fsidisx Geo. 81 the F-sily Maebi-- !.
psecs u eaaasnx ~sfkm.aship 81 The snsst us-f.l
-.-.s 4 protests th~ nachinr ~hcs sss - 90.
$50 ~hes si-gst - ~ operated sry - op~.-d -
sp.scsoss SD subst.ali.l tabie o. rs-saia Sc
~ors- hte saiae ~ ths C4s~s, made sat q ths
choicest wood, are 6ai-Aed a. the sia.ple-f a.A
shsstest ansna~r posssble Otlsrs 49, ad-srnsd I'D
eniruishej "a the saost cosiiy and sap~rb sas~E.
u - .t~oiutsiy sece--ary % -es Tie F.asls NJ
sh'se . er~rasioa. 70 jaog- e 20 great CO.
p.eitF and be@sty.
o. % fast becasaing a. pops;sr 6r f.uaily s.~iax
% osr Misunderstanding sachin-r are for massive
turtag parpo~>s-
TIE Bs.ach Osie.s are -eIi ssp,Is~d Nth .sA
i~ts,. thr-ad. s~>di-s. OF. &C. Il the .ery bed
qsaiitv.
Seal g. PsHPHlEr.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co
as Broadway. New fork.
Bostoa Ofbce. - HaBsser St.
ID w. YOUNG. Ag~uf. ~ Nos~sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
TO THE NERVOUS DFBuITATFD AND
II nL.EAA ~ Al .E nnLL -ENL- I.

great sua-rrr hasisE h--n ,e-iersd g. hesfh IN =
- tsfs. sft~r nsny var. 20 ri-srs stlifnx o.
ssstst ~ trias cr~afar~. ~ s~iiag ff~eD o. 49,
r-orfpi n po-t psi. -tir~s.sf errriop~ e copv
"a thr far.uia "a curr ~rnplaRcd nurri e.
JOHN NJ. DAGNAtI.. R.x is q ..t Oss-e
HronkiNn. Ny
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

The Franklin 60. Agricultural Society
meets a. farmiusiou. on the 3d.. ssh and
Sih Of October. Ilon =. +. Weston de-
liVcrs The Address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
TREAsURER,s SALE
STATE 90 MAINE

lsrafuENE's OFrrcF
Auorsra, Aag. ~ Is65
DDESUtNr fo Ctap. 8. S-rf "a ID 10 gs
Tf-~f ~fsfaf~s : uir. af fhr Sf.ss Tfeaaafy
ohor fu AuEusla, On ~ fsrnfsffh dar af So.
ieu'rr aesf, ni ~ 1clck ,a ftr 90 tsrrnsaa. 80
80 cnasey ~ t~ed 81 30 hirb-sf biff-r. all Re
fa erert af he state fbs tracts ~ isnd her~a-
afr drscr BID, lsfaE on uafcorp1rnfrd toarash D.
-fhe sd frscfs ~ ia tra falfifed fa ere state
% stare tssrs 81 o.laiY faxes. csrfife-l o. the
trrfsurrr 81 -fsfr.
TIE ss~ snf crss y afoe ~ rsch tract uir -
made saiJerf fo righi ia 40 osner 81 psrt ass-
~. hoae rghfs haTe hfea l1rtefeI f1 r-Ieeri ~
sasaF aaf ffale affhia 1nc year afrr 90 saL =,
raynE ~ tsutsrInE b. CO. rurch.s-r ~ uroosr.
600 "a rhsi ~ fsrchssfr pali thsrel.r sf ~
sales so LOTTERIES sf the rate n frrnr rer rraf
~ nunuu ircrn ne tale ol ssie snf al.s Iisr -
fsilse. or ssch osasr uisF rsi-e.a be- iaferssf ~
PaFiag =. sioresail to 80 Trrssurer ~ STATE =.
groFitsd ia Chapter .. srctiaa - fths Rsri-~s
Stsfufes.
No tract. hpaerrl ein IL sod al = nra-s -.
taaa 10 81 snllurf o. fhrre1n o. saek uar.s a
-fsie sua oonrff faN-s. iairrssl so cosf a. a.
cril.-i ia ~ io.l1afn1 srhefuIe.
oNFoHn Cousrr
e.at9 Acrrs, Active y -arpius 81 Wsr. ~ ll
y. q. ulCHhORN. Trsasur,r.
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Farm for Sale.

I'ht sulscrihsr od-r- % I'D his Fara. sit,,si -
II 81 fsrts. 10 mil-- fruua -. Psfis drt-s
- ~ rp.a -sdinE irea -. Paris a. Rauafor,s
SD arm coatsfas -t-sut i45 acre. q sxoelient
80. saii.'9 aift1ed $50 las-iaE. tiiiag-. pas
iursr, aad ~eetsad- Co.'S frora - n IS toes
has snnusiiss - 81 l-ssc-i at -.tsr-i Bald
iags ssuslc g. th- trn sd - go r-uair.
Hss. >tuek. ed F.rusisr rssl. 81 l. .alf 90
th- fsrui a th~ poscha.ef tesues: 49, n .~s~.
% soai.af .~Iu@rste irosn ~ tsrn. Any p-ssos
desirtag ftssf Nafs Far's n-ar Cd Msrssf
sih a. 800 a. srpiy $3.50. .n.i siu en.ieasor A.
s.tisly ilcun ~ tsr1ss al tiaas 81 pasmeaf
Nm. r. NORSE
-. PARE. S-ps. m. Is65.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

UARDGAN'S SALE. Psrsa..s n Ee--s.
VI hom TOE Juigr ~ Proissti.e for The Cosuf,
~ oNiord, The sni.scrilsf, guasdisn of HEAVY W
Ste1fus. - -, VII - d ~ psstir private sat
- the re-id-noc q All Head IN Lowell. o.
>atsrdsy. Oct- 7ih, ~ 10 o'ciock. A NJ ~
he iltarrsi ~ -,t heirs th- haau~stsa.d s.r 81
NJ isie ~teplen -fesras. asa certaia her -.
81 iind aescfited fn be orEiua' psfiion, az hsnr
saiject 20 the wid1u's right oidpuer.
ABEL HEALD.
Lowell. A.. IS. 1855
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
PORTLAN
BUSINESS COLLEGE.

No-s CiaPp's Block Congress Street
v'blS lnsfltutioa oders o. yoaax uaca an L..
II dses the 49, isciiltcs &c ohssiainr thor-
o "a Ba-iaess Edsc.tioa.
Soohr-htPs ~ isi cour-e csulgsisiax L-sfh The
ory sad practice. god - thirty Csl-x-s Coz
stsstiag the :" isteraaiioaai Caaia. tsase saIaa-
itcd.
Fos isfther iniorustioa please call - the Col
iese. 80 -eni So Cgii-ge Moathty Sp-cin~n.
"a fennaa-bip. esclo-ias letlct stang Address
BRYANT sTRATrON n GRAY.
Postissd. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Ill nam RINI 49, -. - .

HALLS VEGETABLE SICIIIAN
Il HAIR RENEWER b.. proved 80. Ii
io - - me-t F.rirrt pr-larai.an &C. ~ bar cs-
aerrrt to thr pnhirr
D. 81 rrg~tshi- colnlr1siri aal e..-faia. - TO-
IaIl.ars lrnr.rrfars iafrr~r.
~ Will RESTORE GRAY HAIR To ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR
u $50 Asep fa~ hsir tronl f,ihaF a.lf
" e--sH-~- ~ scsip and aa.kr- The bar soit.
iastra-ss sd sfik~a.
u 10 r. sItensi.f hHir frr.siar
NJ rFrs.sa. GAG 30 ~ rrf sha.Il fa.f a. 49, ff
IT - RECOMMENDED AID T-gp BY
Iht FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
~ A 60 Hal's V~r-tsf,L- i-iIfsa Hair Re
$500, aad tak- o. oth~r
r. NALL 4 60.
Ntshua. y. o.. Fruprietofs
20 49, o. 80 dfurr,sts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
Blacksmith Stand for Sale.

SfruATED ~ Aasav -s.r ths o~-'r. q he
- ta-n. . 81 e uaiie lrssn Coag- n-etaa< rith .
a. - rufs 81 store. Pet Ohbce asd >chs.sf
D. plsce consists 81 q scr-- 81 lsai with Appie
snt huit lr-es. si-o Staiic 36N36. sap ssi ho,--
~eu nnishet AL cd rua q scs.isrn ~ed 81
nefrf hiitsz ~atsr sithia q 60 So 81 The Aou--
b. -ash-cftl.cr. wishtnE O. chsrg. ~ hssin.s.,
stil svl r-a-assaotc- Ap1iy 90 81 afdrrs.
ADDISON LOVEJOY.
Alhsuy. Ne.
Aar.ay. Sept. 7th. iS65-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
BETHEL TOWN PAIR.

IHt riiifrus ol Eefhri and ririrlfF aiH bad
thrif AnnuaI Toss fsrr at Bfthsl HiU. o.
I,rscsg sn. W~ta-stsf. i0.A 81. lita. 4 lsin-
90 issas afe iafftei ts I.ia ihtu.
ffHsr Dsr TIE talr. 81 Fstus' HafI -
lies k.iinr .a aH-rna5a- 9. Ffen.aaas a1 saa.e
~Fcosn par. CatE shos H,r.- Tr.riar
ieof .ksce. t.tafrr Nafrh auf fsr~ased -
c.. rs-ai &C. ff-nft ns esrert urssiar.
tFEstse. AsIlrs.. Csaaa.ifiee's Ee,iart. &C..
tai r-rfl-alsrs aa Fssters.
tilA- NAM
AbNfE DAVIS Caa-.ffrr
D. 4 fWAFNAs 81
u. D brown Arrrnrrar-af. b.
A.. TWIIDITfI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

WHEREAs uv ~is Narsi. :. Yo.s. "A.
w ~ ~ ~ lsf hs.srf s.fhsui saF issf 20.
Focaifon. this to riif ~ r~rsaas lross hsrt..r-
80 ~ trusifrg her ~ ~ accoruf e. have -.
suitsite rtnrisilns g. b. uaaiafafnaars 81 ~
house ~ Nesff. I'D shai ray 81 dehfs 81 be-
ouufrartinE sffrr he tais
EDWIN YORK.
Ns~ry. Aaz IN. 1855
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

a DMtNfSrR RrOR'S SALE ~ virt-- a
~ llr-a.~ iroaa th- Hoa Jaie- of Psb.f- 90
~ Coanfr rl pxari. th- -li srril.rr .dninl-frs-
o. thr -sfsfr at Eitsh X Fr.si. t,t~ ~ NJ
vnv. bel siit Caaaig deceased. ~iii s-u ~ rabiic
uf pfivair snir. On fhr rr~ni-e-. On frifaY. The
tv.-ar~fa las 81 ortslser. 1885. 80 10 o'r-ick a.
". als of ~ real estate 81 ihr sal .-Tess-
81. ulii rraiu-r fhr sum 81 six hun 80 lni-
itrs. SD property ernsi-fs ri the b. niesfesI
earn ai thr i-ces-ci. STD a s,ss.ll.f. 80 fs~h~.i
DAVID FROST.
Sepf Is.h IS6J.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

NOTICE Th.s be- fs frfrf su r--sar- h.r-
y Israf I'd ursrHrr aas or. af shlrrsrr 80
aI ~. .n rr ar-.rrf. s.fh.ar n ar.ufa 1rt~r
rar .e. tf st.r ~ a1 tetfs n sr-a -1rfrl-f-
Irr lffer ore fs.F
WILLIAM PARLIV f
WEI Pare. -rrf. ts.h. Iss1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
Manhood. how Lost how Restored.

~ AaRTA A1W - ~AVA W
/ ast puhii.het. e. rev eiiiion ofDr. Cuiveruel-s
C-iebrsf-f Essav ol ere rsfic1f rsrs O. ifhoof
.aediriae) Of SFEHNAroEs0s. ot ssmfaal
seakaess. invoisufarF Seninal Lofsess. isro-
TEscr, Neatsi sni Physical iacspacits. iapeli-
a1eufsfa Nffltsgr. rfr. als1 tossr HFrfos. ~
ftrrsEF. aad ffrs. inlac~I b., seii iaiui rta ce
1r sexral estrassgancr.
FF-Ffice. ia q &C., 30 eavsi.re. oaiy . ceuts.
~ celrlrsted suih-r o. thf- s.lusirabIe essaf,
tleafIy tcu1usfrafes houi "a thirfy yeas surcrss-
90 practce. that the a'truliuz coussecrs ID, ssii-
sfuee nlaF ID rafrralf ruretl ~fthruf fhs iaaesr.
eus asr 1i iaferlfI aletictar the ppi eafion of
thr knlt .-foiutrag oct airte of core. nj ore
sinp.e, rerisia cod efrrfali. bY aeans af uhfrh
rTsrf suf-rer, aa nruer bat his coadlilaa NAV
he. msg core a,nsei chraF'l, privately cod ral
Thts L-rtars saoaii be ,a ths hss5s n even,
forih sai every nae tnthr isnt
scot aaa-r srii. Dol plafn eafrIore to Hrr o.
arr-s. pet PAD. 1r rrrripf aI sk rras .f too a8s-
taEestsaps. A..-s-. 90 r..i.... .1rrs.
tuA-. o.. KLINE 4 CD.
112 bsarrv. Nes s "a. Posi oa.e t.s $50
Otlrf. ss.--tt aC,sart af Pr,bafe ist at F.ri..
ln cd o. ftr oarufF n NtI.li. an far fhfrt
Is-.ls. q -. = D.. i.65.
~ rh Witt NORF. s.I..l- -.frsfr.r su ~
IL rsfsfr e' Jahn Whura.fr. t.fe RI Hshrsa.
m esd t.ralf tersasef tHrier rresrffsi her
So trrolat "a aaarrfraIIan RI tas estate rf sif
drrrssri 60 sI.sarre
NIIfirfs U naf H1If t.n.rIs'N give nof tee o.
HI prrsars l1ferfsfrt fF rauairE ropF af ttfa
.rsert8 t- 81 .tri rt-ss .resks ssrcs.s.r.l, II
30 oHi1rt nenac.af ssraper rrirfrf sr D.
rls 81 fte 0orrff .f urirrl. thar fher mas rrr-rr
sf Prairfe Cerrt lo ID hrif sf f1 - hrIf 10 o..
.s tae fa.lt q ..s-as af oct nrsf. ai fsa o'r'ork
ia fh9 'rsrarr a1l snru caasr. f aav fhrt hsFs
so ftr ssrr shret 1rf ID aIloa-f
o ". WODDBr ~. Jafrf.
Afrrr CO.'S -atfrsf. g.S M1nna. Hrglsfrr.
ITREEuOW NOTICE. Putlr safice BE- here.
II tT Frra that hate ft.s isy Elrrn uv 90.
ffrrlEr T. larker. ali1or. o. fa1e. slh Coz "a
rffF fa ar ant frsfr 90 hafsrH. I'D SAN Do
hel eaafer rIllaa 400 ri b. rfrala1s ar faF auF
te.fs caatrsrfct bt hiu aaer fhfs tsre.
JOHN TUCKER
a faess. q. a.. ssrDrssos.
Norsav. 40 a.. Las.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

Farm for Sale.

1'hE >uhscrilcr ofcfs for sat rs stanI a.
We, Pare kso~a 80 th- % Fox~~a Svan %
stsnd- Ia euutsia- ahout 90 haair-d s~rrs ~
Lsnd On ulsg-, s,za-i aad pasture. ~ith t~o-sfory
ha'-e a.. III. and GOD barn. 18th coas-n,eat
shs.is- has god orchard. .si - svu sspf.iied
9Th ~aicr.
CYRUS RICHARDSON.
Asgust -. is65.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE wheres.
~ Oi- ". Esstmsa % stow. Csonty 81 Oxiord ,
STATE ~ Mass. did ~ 9Th - q Oc.ol-er.
a ID, is51. ooav~y 90 ne ~ hts B1rtgase d-~d
thsfe 81. c~rtin real estate situated iu SLOW coaa-
~ ~ O~tsr,i. state 81 Asine. shich said mort
E-g- fis-d r-cgr,i- ~ he " - Oxfsrs rrcssds
burk =. psg~ S33. md o. which teeii sd record
reier-ucr say b. nj ior ten ds.cripttsa - tie
I.r-mt-~s eusirecei - -sid nprtxsge deed- Nsw
ther~lore, the coulifpas a. 80 q saortgage de~d
hssiux b-ca hroken. herebs caim 20 forecio.-
ne sause rursusui % the Siaiufe N SOFA ca -
nas.c and rruvid q.
SOLOMON EASTMAN.
sto-. Asgr-t 81. Is65.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

CAUTION. Wheress ~ eifr t.nrfna n "a b.
Y er 30 slaaioaei 10y h-t snf tslarf. I her--
D. csafloa Ell persoas 81 i- hsrsar be- or araish
be- suppliss 90 ~ aceosuf. ~ shsl raf 80 hils
q her coufractiaE altef thns fst~.
JOHN TUCKER.
Aftrsf a. Y. Asbsrus.
Ne Psrs. A. p. tsss.
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Uhamp FergusOn's Trial.


This trial progresses slowly, and a large
number Of witnesses are yet to be exam
med. Esther Ann Frog, for the prosscu-
ton, testified As follows.
IAN the widow Of Vim. Frogg. he vas
killed on the LIST day OF November, 1861,
near Albsny, Clinton Co.. KY. ohampF Fer
guson came 70 the house AID said, CHOW do
YOU do9" asked him 70 have a chair, and
offered him some appies. He said he had
been eating spples, and asked forNr- Frogg.
1 told him be wa in bed very sick Fergu-
son walked 70 the bedhnd asked Nj. Frog,
sHow are your Ny husband told him be
sras very risk shat lac Lad shv measles and
bad taken a relapse Ferguson said, 81
reckon YOU caught the measles at Camp
Dick RObinson;" Mr.. Frog told him be new
sr was there; Ferguson then shot him with
q pistol, and I started out Of the house, and
Just Is got out I heard another shot. Ny
husband never spoke after the frst shot /
did not hear Ferguson say anything after
the fret shot. ] went about twenty yards
from the house and returned in about fifteen
minute, snd saw Ferguson starting towards
bis horse. when I got into the house
my husband was lying dead. He
was shot twice under the right breast
and in tho left side; there was no one ia
The house with me but Jack Mace and my
little child Eve months old, lying in the
cradle by the bed; George Bragh and West
6win were with Ferguson, but did not
ccms into the house; they went of with
Ferguson; 1 he'd known Ferguson all my
life, hRving been raised close by him; ]
have seen Ferguson twice since thai; be
came 10 my house one night, and I met him
IN the road sbout a mile fom my house; it
was about a month after he killed Mr..
Frcgg; be left a yoke Of oxen in the yard,
belonging 70 my father; my husband be-
longed 10 the I2th Kentucky iBfsniry.
a. J. Mace, witness for the prosecution,
sworn, and stated that he was present at
the time Mr.. Frog was killed, aud testified
70 tho facts Substantially the same as the
grevious witness.
hsNs kAHH1r WHITE aNA AAt lIhHsEuAANls
sFors: / belonged to Capt. J. W. Henry's
company, in the rebel service; we were not
aitached to any oommandi in the spring Of
1859 we went from the vicinity Of Livings-
ton, 0verion county, Tom to Albany,
Clinton county, Ky; Champ Ferguson wss
with US; we met a ma about three miles
from Albany, riding on ho-sebnek Fergu
son asked him his name and he told it,
when Ferguson shot him; to the best Of my
recollection tho msn gave his nsme as
Zachary; when he was shot he exclaimed
"0h Lord" Ferguson then got down and
stabbed him after be had fallen from his
horse; We left the body lying there's there
were four Thus killed in that expedition; 7
only r~ccollect one Of the others, and that
wa John Martin; 7 do not know who shot
him; b. was dead when I saw him, and
there was snothor body close to his
Nc went 70 Deoainr, Ala Ferguson was
along the entire trip.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03
Tn st1anrera nd 0ItIrens.

VIZ do not profess 10 be the only Physi-
clan IN the city, " who may be found At bis
Office at ell hours, day or nighti nor do
We. in offering our services to the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
% otksr equslly we'll established and ez-
perienced physicians; nor do We pre-
tend 10 be infsllible, or the only man ca
pablo Of curing the various diseases mon
TONED in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any wonder
FL secret REMEDIES, or extraordinary agree
aBIe Treatment or PaLiatipes aa al sensible
men must know, that success in b prae-
ice Of medicine, does not depend 20 much
upon the discovery Of aetg remedies, Or Heie
moaes Of treGtmsat, e. upon he skilliui use
Of those agencies necessary Da perfect cure
and this can be acquired only BY expe.
renee aud patient application. We ros-
pectlally roser the public 70 our general ad-
vsrtisement, 10 another part Of the paper.
OfHca hours from S ia the morning hl 3
~ night. i. b. CoLAHAs Nj.
"a North Cherry ST.. Nashville, Tsnn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

Ex-Gov. Boutwell, os Massachusetts, has
been making a speesh in Boston. de salt ;
"The experiment in government tried
here by tue adoption Of the Constitution Of
1859 has failed. The Government which
was then set up, founded on pr neiples Of
slavery, has failet."
In tho hour Of its triumph "failedS'
We suppose this is about as much as our
readers eareto know Of what he said.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

Tn Confessions AID ExfEEIRScE or Az Is"
vALp.-Published Cor the benefit, and as a
caution to young men aud otherssWho suier
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &c, supplying at the same time
The means Of sclf-cure. BY cRe who hiss
cured himself sler undergoing considerable
qnaekery. By enclosing . postpaid al,
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the authof.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, EsQt
Brooklyn, Kings Coz \. \
anal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

We learn hom the lancaster PENN In
i~elligencpr, thata the late commencement
Franklin ahd Marshal College, the de-
rec Of Master Of Arts was conferred upon
Capt NJ. D. Wickershi "a, Chief Assistant
X. NJ, Military Division Of tho Tennessee
We chronicle this event with pleasure. The
Captain IS 8 deserving gentleman in every
respect.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

\ MISTAKE lpr,.-fhe Memphis Argus ha,
laiien into q strange error. During tbc
i''' session Of the Legislature a resolution
Pa''ea eoih houses, directing Inst the Flee.
i've Franchise BIN, and the Revenue BIN
pe published for a certain period by a mum,
O'' 0' papers' including the Memphis Ar
gus The proprietors have been infor,s5
,na' they were elected Public Printer e.
vest tennessee, and have called upo, A..
a0''et'ry Of State 70 know il any oRcial ~.
.'n' are necessary before entering upon
', '"les' OF course the Secretary
formed them that he was jgoorant Of ,ny
such election andis curious to know If 49,.
has not been = Ssw State G-overpms,t y
''ei'shed in that section. The Arru. h..
evidently been sold.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

Persons u~nncquainted in the city seeing
a., many advertisements for ths Testament
Of SDeciaI Diseases, are often ct e loss 70 DC
ermfpe 10 whom 10 entrust the reaiment
of sueh cases. To such persons We axe
nleasure in stating that the oldest esta6-
ishmeut Of this kind is at No. q Deaderiek
street. and this should be a sufficient guar
autea that this lie a reliable institution. Dr.
A. Rr0HAED JOINS may be found n MS Of
Gee during the hours stated in his general
Advertisement. Al medicines furnished IN
sEe oFee..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

D montgomery Advertiser, Yance,'s
Ola organ say' "h the late war has de-
'ided anything whatever, the ss,tr,.s.r
Let us there
io'e' wisely submit 70 the decree and n.
prepared TO act well cur part on n. ~
andhying issues IS they sr,se." The Al.
~Veitiser advises va the citizens Of Alsh.n,.
70 take the amnesty oath.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

Our optieian, 81 SO Union street, is sup
piled with an extensive stock Of Opera
Ola ser, stereoscOpes, Microscopes and Natl
ematirsl ~Intttuments. His Spheroidal Spec
tacles are the greatest help for the human
eyes ever invented, and are warranted TO
relieve the eye. whether for fine reading or
sewing. augs-St
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

ROBBERY The thieves a. the City Hotel
made quite a raise on Tuesday night get-
ting $50 from one gentlemsn, end 81 lroin
smother. Notwithstanding that there were
notices stuck up in every room to beware
Of thieves, they left the door Of their room
open aud suffered the consequences.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03
s75O.OOO Worth
Gold and Silver wstebes
Bracelets, Rings, Sets Of JeWelry, &c.


10 n, Asrossd Of al ONE DOLLAR sech,
,.itbont rerara % value and not 60 be pAd Tor
-, ron Know What you are % receive.
Sur inducements are the great 81 ever onefta iof
,hteiuipr good Jew lrg q low pr ees
Cs-5fe rles Of eli the articles aamedm or cfS5-
~ are nat INTO envelopes, sealea %. a1o me-
snd wh.n ordered, are drawn, Hllnoul lesl "
$500 epS sent by naii, tres Of expeese, gF ng AZ
enes ohs.cs N vii shen b. ct your orti.n e
~ on Polar Tor thu arile or not sAliSsAS
TT0N n GUARANTEED n al csses anaA NEE
ere no BLANKS, it is imp ssieei fsa1 INV
ceSva less than the vslaeof heir money =
Osr lsf comprises $4,000 Q ucses aeNea
fronn s. 10 sl25 each, consisting q 1enus = -
- 800 and liver Hunting cssed hstehtss Nj,
Stsf-re wspic SarinQ and snsP hDcke = ufa snd
rsssef cold Hscelets. 6Cl1 Pens via cnNs-
r,cvnred Ehony holders, Sold Pens Win Ssts5 81
t.usiru cases ana pcn-ii-, SOLD Ieoth $50
p.Es- chased and Stone set hngs heeom st4es'
sleeve Buttons. tyar.y Of sfyleHl
rrond- aoieaFe and Cluster Pms. 5ene nasene
p-s - Pre-. ladies Belt Buckle, thin
nes. c5ral. Oral, set sod FeAn es Lsas-
] lsWef v. vEneiy OF styles Of Ear Drops snd bfooch
81. Chaia aine and Leng Guard hans Sents
4 and Mex Chains. Sid and Jet Revolving trooeh'
ereisr coutauiuR list o. srdcles. also 80
| Irrratr Tzursz FSIs ksD PEEs1VNs - oreT u
frn lnE Club, " n ee sest cree. single eeruhste
IS cent. Eve for s., -hirteen for s. tnlrty three 70
s. one hupdrod fr slb. Our central ieesucl
bdrgs NJ Desr the most reno 9 points, snd Al o.
dcrs promptly Sled and frsarded By return HA
kssnis wasted n every town "a couriy
Address RASHAkD q y
- West FouFih $, cncianan, ohlo.
~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

We regret 10 rave to the death
" John n. Hall, Eq, This sad event oe-
oarFed yesterday morning, at the residence
his uncle, il. II. He'll, Brentwood. The
was he only son Of Hon. Allen A.
Hail. Minister 10 Venezuela, and was a
young gentleman Of Gne talents aud varied
.sltEinments.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

lanes , Robinson w.. j l. WnEhL
~ aup aring. from ne aIdsNi fad En- Oh e csre.
faaf the deisndaut kas renofed mTfeu from
NJ aha 81 Tennessee, cr e. atae0lded ttlt The
oF1inarf process c4ulot - served - hmi N a
1910 aseEs n a. Nashville uata. 81 Ni1e
fne = ga I.1 n lEntf 20 arpf1r hecre lrI1 M1fri a
Justice % He feafe ID Noise vie, = nrus COZ
fV. Team el the Ull iaf q - eNfrri tsh p
.nseef ften - fa-Te ihe aad attghmeat. a. uf
~ di-aets. ~ fha sams oil - .zEtu AL eo1 sd
and haarl - pz1e e. u hin
yoHH Mfsa GAL
fys5.Wa @aFn7e q ~ fsaae.
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MusteF-Oat Rolls.

Officers who sre snNious 70 get their com
panies mustered ont Of service, 50 as 20 allow
their men % 90 home, can have their muster
ont rolia executed 10 o day a. o'Neii,s
Claim Agency Office, no. 5 oedarsL sold
iers' back nav snd county secured Monthly
returns Ct Qaariermzsters stores, and quar-
terly returns Of ordinances stores promptly
executed. jy25-lmos
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

Knight Brothers would respectfully in
form their friends and the public generally,
that they have removed their Wood and
Coal Omoe 10 ". r. Cornelius, No. AZ
Church street, where they are prepared to
hl all orders for Stove Wood and Gambler
lsnd coal. aarl-A
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

RAcEs.-The race yesterday between MoiA
Brooks, Rodney and Betty, was highly ex-
citing, and q large sum Of money changed
hands. Mol Brooks won the race in two
straight heats, bit she was crowded very
much BY Rodney in the hrsr heat aud Bet
" in the second heat. Time 247 ana
g4-L.