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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
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p S6alrr oas Stdd, ijbnaryItiosne 5tbamts, ocn
maub perltirOentn QrsigGu. uno pitt oncsrs Scrtcn
Sbapls, 9RcutiUas, Warafris, edrits Drsgadttr.
ron iGrrr Sar6s uno preiGtr, Drc6:Srimmin9s.
WRitts, 8rooln, unOsrficeo;s, Satstibcr, Srsncrs,
uno 0tinennuno fir CT Gents.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
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Di, fir ojt Suui 90cocn 9crerttt battr-iset ii
Sure 3Stt. ptil Ojc llntsr;thuetsn ic3bcu pcn zen
Gltics 5urd69ct;bvt fino. nit Dem ihSnltcn NTrrtt
mGnt rcu Scmmr:Ytin;tS bog cmots IN bicl;m
Ort oCisbCn murNc Sdntn Scioe uno GrGp', utue
VcCns uno ocIpaltre GtytbtGts ron 371 GCutf
0ls 81 $40, g8tr bottn fteufaUs auf pono eIn tbG:
ucs NNrrlcmCnt rcn WGntCr, Stumen, eatt, fdrtr
Gajts, 0drjes' Srtg:GoppCn, &rouTsEcuncts, in:
mtr rcrrGtbi9. gSs mir plrtan9tn 1T, ooF ibr on:
ruff uuo fir Cub illt isttt, ctl S5r cnitpc tauf
lSr bobtn Unitrt prtiii rtouSirt nm uuitru Stct
c6,uwcroen, Nonlit mir ptaB triIatn fir unilru
SpIriohre=&5tct. Sbr crip0rt rptni0lcns 80 4rrs
gent ptnn ihr cure 9cnrets om 'uchlfcitn uno SIC:
rc-8cnun.Strhr Sc. 35 sB.it pomiltru:StraFe in
Nutntauu, trttat.
81, W.-2anls M|iOinsrs mGretn an Gitp YreiFsn
urEbtn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
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@raSntig auf 5anS cSsr auf YrIlslluas Ssr>
Icrst rm4 SUfept &rirb asrEs, RU-
AZ gSrt Samltcn Strass aaentaun, ga.
I8corwaro's Smuts no Stct.MoI6tns.
g8pptparb's Satent portable Rdtlsn.
Sotnfcn's 9atert eiisruer tcbl Slrirreinissr.
StpSrr's 90teut 4cI3 iParrnre @eIi4irm<
fErre.
SstrIpn'6 potent 8arrel'gRef unb @ieEfcrm-
MaI@tre.
@brnfnNs. pertrberts @nfrr, Ts9ltsutsl uns
Sriidcn Steps, ME aud SuI4rs fdr
@iibts Sptnbsi.
9llcntaun, Stunt tS. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
SgeeoIfers sSSaeasScaV.
Gin ncucs GtabliBencnt in Der Stabt
9(lcntaltl1.

Die llnterjei1nrtcn
tenadribttBcn tiermit
paS atlgcmrine Yuslt'
tam, pab Fc cine nrue
ftnltrrblrnnrH
90 anu IA + II II
in rcr Gtart Nasntaun,
unD 3lpor on SO. 1875
S8cit 6amiItrn .S!ra6c
erritttet baten - oGwc
fe 9lcIc's 9atcnt Scr0
te6erumg an alitn 8irns
ben getrau6en tieIcIz
te tmmer an rsn nteprtss
ten Git9 @rciFcn per'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
Grte9 III GdnId6!
Sntcrcsant fir gtle bic allrrtei gRanren an ne
9rBbtcn Bargains ;u taufcn wtinihcn.
@oonD1 MuO G1MeA2g1a

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OoMp9 NWO G1MsAeg1o
AM Mtu:gcrf grrbr, SO. 80 NBlit SamittOn StroFc.
rGrtauftn tGre gRoorsu on cnIm 9trtn9En YrCft uno
tcin 9RiitSf.
eet' rrsr iisr6c, fnf Cber fbmimmc, Gbertste ctsr
otbc gu Grunre, ilt fno cntiboGen an rsn nltcsrten
&ttp GGih:YrtgEn gu HIrFauftn, uno olIe @Gler wtr
cen warrantjr pas su ittn fir mas man Rs Ntr9'et'
sJn Srctfcntpddren
6otsu mir ttu IbSutr Srtbiobr5:Strd 9c6fret ol5
BsreacE, Si0uce, Ylrtlc Ddatpts, sapns, Sing
hams, 0boui, ellis, Sbapls, @mtrrtcertEs. uno Gin
itbr ausaertbntts 2(dortsmcnt rtu EXPERIMENTATION
uno bausbaltan9s:artiftln ltbr nuetIb pno braueb'
6ar.
SBtr Tub sntfhicFCn, turh ouGtrrrecnhihe gns
fircnaunotn, uns g3oorGn on lclheu 8oten an3u:
idaTtn. ramit Gin ScoCr jufrisocn 9celIt ftn miro,
oaP urIrt TrtBen, penn nit nieort9cr, cob 10 ME:
Der ais Ole wrbfci.ltcn Nnr.
Gdrpet8. Carpets! Carpets!
gBir baOen uuf .SunO Gin rcrSd9Itber @crratb ron
9rulTd, SnQrain uno eumpcn @drpdS. @benfols
6lcr: uno StIb:Sa:SGhsr, pcttbs mir gang bIai9
atlcern.
gSuccuSsSCdaren.
Gcn ister @arict6t, rcu Ctncr Yfsfftrtcr gu sirer
Shcetanuc, in Srtts, coCr tcjm Stdt. G6cnfals Elm
bdbIhes 2Gcrtement pru Glafpaoren, on 9rePsn Bar:
gains.
Groceries.
QHir botttn cNtnfolls elm pclltS Gtrttment rtn Si
der, bee, G5apirjs, .0cnj9, NrlofIts, ''. &c lamm
ptte ancCre lrtitt bic mir unnt9lth ole bier ontub
rem fSnner. GBjr tGiobttu cen bStbtCn gRorttpretl
fir Butter, @jer uno Onbcre eouecsprcbutten. -
Gcmmt uuo prctirt uus; Gs rtruriatbt uus tstn'
9Guhe Die QE00rtn Al JC9eu.
NItntcpn, YRai %. n1'n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
GCDlDll A0ute.

E Ditfir onri rrucr Stft. otraNNt SIC
V4 lG cnlcn y6utt inlrcrtirt pcn Gonicu,
Chjna-- one cit utthpSa riocn unO ric:
80 h len SuaGtGtIu in I'D, i;b.iIBtuo; wclbC
tG-'SS i;bcn 70 tou9I 9tvdHibt wurrtU -. um
ben Sucbbut in itrrr {oiuhGt e id,dN Gts Gin
Gcmmtrbut iu mo;htu-ilt ictbrn trho!ttn worocn
uuo miro ron Cen llutIrlt;bnrtiu gum &rFouf Nn9I:
tcttn.
Die Grcru tiGrtS outcS III etn elmer STttium
6Sbs, ncu 81 tis 4 3ru. pd;hts hintinAttd 5iaum
fir ctn Ncpr olbt; iur uinltthtn 2ttt miro cN pum:
re Iuhht piymjrcCu. rpHdNc lc irbr antCg0 it, Der
Ytim III rtu htnlingihcr @rttte nm oos Gti.bt rcr
Der Gchri 81 bahUgtu-inQs ttrva 81 Boil trtif.
SwettSns, eiirt ptrldbt ais elm Ci9nEr &cntila
fer. Dritttu {, In ntr'Abt mcbr caurrhof ols
asno Gin dnoGeIe Grcbbut, pcttbtr ie per rcm
putlitum Har @tsrtCn f. 1T CT Der tiuj9e
Strcbbut auf zen oct 8c9;n crcr fIuthtts 92utsr
ftiutn GiuftuB att mtlSr eu rtr grcwn nctb an osm
grim
DicTr 2rtjtcl, mf,mmth nit tlm 6rS6tiiin NTrr.
tsnsnt pcn StrchhGttn. wdtbt il III riI'lm Svt pcr
asjeist wurrtn, fne nun citn uno 5u rIrtauftu bel
9run9 tub SCh.
1Gsutuun. S1poi 2s naNY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
SDQD 9Otr. SSQrmer !!

gBc worl ou bo6 on 70 itbpGr 9coorn boit-=bu
maebt ollie oeiuS 91uttcot? 81 idh NAT an Stcpps
rotbtilcm 8oarsrlO: :Stcbr, 9tr. 35 GSit (oamttcn:
Gtrabs, QGSntauu. Gi ttiu Q8uuOGr-o0nn han ou
isns saust eaeuu9 fur un9fdbr 10 2battr CrbaIttn.
Ga rpabrboft uno % Gent Q8IthiIt an tCcm.-S
Ga Id rhictt GRadrctcu, Sol,. 3udtr. Roftt, Rtts,
8ckueu. thcdtaoc, Sbct. gRCIuIss, Sds, olIrs fir
bic 6tus uno ruht:@rnoc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
NtrB. &pn0 IDnG.

gRc hoit eu icpsr fttuSn 3rtg, Gcbamls, gRantit:
tos, parocls. Wius, llnpsrletps uuo Rro9cn tctcm:
miu. Die pu 9rtra9cn bait am ISgcn Srnnra9 in oSr
airhs, 100 tnsr iun9s Genttmann cine ic Qltt qrcs
btst scboltsn bat Sd 6Stam fis am tletCn Santao
a6sno i'm Stcpp's wpblfstSn Snar9&lo Stcbr, SIC.
30 @el tamucB:SraFt, aNtntoun,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
8tbel@ rGammlun0.

Cine @erIammtuns tsr Ge6a Gauntp Sbel'
GsicGlaaft iUu scbalten rerpen am Scrntag
BEN 6tm Sult, I'M t1br SOrmittaeS, In ser 5trs
gc'6ir6e, in g8eibtnturg, 2e6a GaurtY, wp5u
ale rinorlobtn Iino, bic f6 fir bic Serbretuna
Der Sibcl .intsresirn. Cine pter mebrere gnrrs
BEN IpQen ssbaltsn perren.
s. 9. 8Grnes, priiibcnt.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
ODftpr 2put5 g. 8QQtct

glaht pem dGscmeiner gublfum bic 9tnscigr,
bab er T6 in lluipnSilIs, Norpwbritbaa Gauns
56tp, Soda Gauutg, nieorssta6m bat, uno bies
let benz Sutlifum in ollen sprfommenpsn G6Qen
istns prriebicusasn Disnps an.
Suni 1S. naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02

@ci rem 8rance eeS 2trtiIau
@tbduees in 9bilnoclpbiu, an
10. 2tprit, uuo in rem 9rcFen
Teutr in sGr g)larttiirofe, om /.
sylai 1856, crbiclt tie Stbte 8 er:
riue 9 a ft uubSIbaptat Die
S,npcltu ron @ccr0c IN. Gsimcns
luno 8rucsr tit Sdttcr, gopie:
re ctt. nnn N;fhrr unh Rrunrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
HERRING'S SAFE
THEE CHAMPION.

Dtt einN0c Sdt, [FlutrFlft elItrne NUIe) nCdlt N
isoem Sau ibrsn IinlulttitbCn Suholt bel Zen
nculidbeu orcgCn Seucrssrunlteu bspabrte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
Gtn lleuer TpDlen< 9Df

Gt11 11euer IDDlc11<9pf
1m SEf 9Gaentann.
11nIrr;rianete gcten ttcrrw4 tbrrn 6'Snner,
Jrcuncen, unO Dem pabItum erSetenlt Na4r4t,
DAP Fe rt1sn reurn
GtetWcoGLctG 3Gf
in SlsIuentaun rri4trt Gaten. - 0erIeltt 1T
auf Der ldpliAen Sdte Der olmltcn Stra6e -
mt Srar auf Der pcTIiden Sette hcr 8c9r6abn
-orlcoen, rcltbe Gbntla6e cS telUnrers Nn9r'
nrGm fir .&mpCn scn rrr pcitttden Scite Der
maht, pa Ft nitt Uber Mc yfir8eltabn fatrrn
trauAcn welhcs rod INNER nit unannehmIiA'
tetten urp 9efabren prrtunpcn II.
ale 2trttR Stetnfp Blem
son Der telrn Guatitat msrben 81 alien SoGrSs
;ettcn taIelkit auf 6dno getaIteR, unp jW Den al
ertiui0trn GreNcn perfIuft.
Sir brrrits senp6ene &unri6aft InS IL bE6T
canFtar, uno muprn Su alien 3eitrn pcae 3ufrie'
rcn9ejt ~ MAIDEN iuAen.
9trtH unb Gbriit,
0taI 7, ratc
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
S1case (g3itfcr.

SGEg&S 0ySEGASE%
Die llrtGrScibnetrn fuo ncuIih rcn pbitoeGpbio
unO 9icu:Wcrt, init oGm 9rGBten uno mGt psrlon9en
Strt 8Gttc surUdSetIbrt, Der is in riIr Stort 9e:
,c9 wcrrtu 1T, unO wdtbsn IAN ren olIer nicrrl9-
lt;u @rliGcu gum BjGccvUtrtouf onUitten. DsritIOc
Utltebt untcr oncrtm, aus
2oHics DrcBeGjuter.
Gts 8eusc Delatna, S4alle Delains, Getiacs,
Dona Gtotb, etnbeimtite up fran5SFide
21rns, 2Llpaccos, oaen 2lrtsn DreB Srirsn,
fBurtrt unO IAwor;, grtnts, lciDene uno Goibs
mtre S4awIt, Stantilrr unc ieoene NantiI'
las, Gambrte, SoFerise, II. +. IL.
SIR NInunS=SEn;ii9c,
Nts GoItmrrss, Sud, Seams, Gaibmrett, GmtebF,
Grttpnaps uuo atlr 2rten 8a,nipplIsne
0 liter
uno iittrhdup tthe Sitter, tie ocrSbnttb in alien
Srrdsnsn Baorsn 9tobr5 9ebaitcn werocn. Su pct:
tauFn bGt
0rint ttnb 9tcnin9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
gOlr. 0Qtttn9tDn !

SBUft bu 70 out fsin uuo an uufcr 6aus ttrirnrn
hsutt G6no, uno riGns bdbfhe Wlatreicn, 5uder,
0oftS, 8,is, Soth GbrilapS, &bEc, @cRnsn. Nr:
laes RGs etc. ithGn, ras id hCut on Stcpp's mott:
flilim 8aarsdc Stcbr, Sc. 35 &8iit pamtItrn Ctr.
luItntauu, crhatfen bob
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02
OttB SSennD stnb.

SO bat beine SRurrr isncs idiSns Srtt Gjtftbirr
bet betcmnlrn, oaB e auf rsm 6iilb bate tuic ou ac
hstrotbSt bal 81 am seicpb Scpp's pcbtfciltm
Booretlo.Stchr. 98u Stb sritaune-bepcr Stcpp
mad. 2tUcntaun fam, tcnntsn mir nibts 70 IbSnss
uuo rscbtftitcs bstrnmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-02

IT7z755i553i 553.ilz n 7ilz--zz7 Die llntfr3ei3n'tFn
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-19
P. T. BARNUM.

This man of wonderful celebrity
has sailed for Europe, as agent fol
Gen. Tom Thumb, and little Miss
Howard, both of whom are gone with
him. Of course he goes to the old
world to "tap the pockets" of his adj.
mirers. And he will do it. We pre-
dict he will return to the United
States as rich as Marco Polo, or not
at all.
When fortune failed him the show
man was humbug humbugged. But
Barnum will soon be himself again;
In his sphere Barnum is a hero. Tic is
an extraordinary man; and history
will give him a page in her records to
remotest times, as the prince of show
men, and withal no unuseful man.
Hurrah for Barnum.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-19
PAYING DEBTS.

Reader, if you will promise not to
think we are dunning you--though il
you owe us we will be happy to re.
ceivc and receipt for the full amount
--ahem but we want to tell you
how happy all men would feel if they
"owcd no man anything but to love-"
We tell you, gentlemen, disguise it as
we may, there is no misery like that Of
one who is in debt "head over heels
Debt is any mans purgatory,--it is
an honest mans hell. And as pay
day is coming round we suggest to
everybody, and everybody else--pay
up what =ou owe, and that will enable
your creditor to pay what he owes
We have known a five dollar bill to
pay hundred dollars Of debts in one
day Fact And here are the rules
for paying debts:
i. Go hunt your creditor, and don't
wait for him to send an officer for you.
2. Don't pay till the money is due.
1t is true provcrb !: 1.-Two bad pay
masters--hc that pays beforehand,
and he that never pays.
3. Don't stand scanning and disput-
ing your account. 1t is correct. If
your wife or self find an error it will
be checrfully corrected. Conf cncc
and good faith is the very soul and
life of commerce and society.
4. Pay while you have the money
it is not yours but your creditors.
5. Pay up, pay up; it will move an
obstacle from across your path; it
will clear your sky, and make your
wife feel happier. We tell you an
ash-cnke is sweeter to man out Of
debt than egg-nog and pudding to
bedeviled debtor. Debt is a great ty-
rant. The debtor is a very slave
Shame settles on his heart and noble
brow. He cannot look you straight
in the face. Especially pay the
we were going to say the printer, but
no, all debts are alike sacred. And
he is a thief who can but will not pay
an honest debt, and if you are "hard
up" take our advice and don't Ego in
so heavy next year. =
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-19
JOURNAL
AND LGRICULTURIST.

This is the title of newspaper the
undersigned intend to publish in the
town of Winchester, the first number
of which will be issued on Friday the
I'd Of Januar1, 1857, and regularly
every Friday thereafter.
As its name indicates, it will be a
paper devoted . everything that may
tend to cheer and beautify home. A
considerable patton Of its space will
be given to agriculture, horticulture,
&c. In each number will also be
found the latest commercial and other
news. To be lrief, the proprietors
would state that it's columns will be
filled with that natter they may deem
most interestingand useful to its sub
scribers, both athome and abroad.
GEO. E. PURVIS,
VM. J. SLATER.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-19
CHRISTMAS.

This happy day, with its usual round
of festivities, is fast approaching. TO
all classes it is generally a happy sea
son. The juveniles await with impa-
thence the nocturnal arrival Of old Kris
Kringle, with his budget of toys and
sweetmeats; and the middle aged
young men and maidens--resign them
selves to the usual series ofparties and
social enjoyments. while the aged sit
and Mink-wandcr back in the shad-
owv, dreamy past, to the time when
they were young, and when they en-
loved themselves as the young now do
around them.
The man of business receives it with
different feelings. He has labored for
year past-perhaps for family
perhaps for himself alone-and the
dawn of Christmas reminds him Of
business engagements that have to be
met liabilities that claim much
thought, and that must be satisfied ere
he can set sail on the New Year.
TO the school girl that has been
away from father and mother and low
ed ones for a wearied lapse OF time,
and when the period arrives for her to
Join them again around the parental
board, the Christmas holidays are par
ticularly acceptable.
W. wish all our readers a merry
Christmas, whether they be young or
old. lew or Gentle.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-19
A CHANGE IN OUR PAPER.

This issue closes the career Of the
Winchester Appeal. About the mid
die of February last, we raised the
standard of "Native Americansm,"
and did what we could to sustain that
noble flag. We are not conscious that
we, as politicians, have ever stopped
to ignoble means in the advocacy of
our own, or in opposition to the prin-
ciples Of the adverse party, so we doft'
our political garb, without any con-
seriousness of having stained it with
corruption ofmotive, policy or princi-
pie.
1t is perhaps due to our readers to
state some of ourreasons for changing
the name and character Of the paper
In the commencement of the enter
prise, we were checred with the prom
Use of a liberal support from the friends
Of Native Americanism-and to be
brief, we state, that in this we have
not realized our anticipations, and
think it best to publish paper more
acceptable to all parties, and perhaps
more important to our own county
There is, and has been, great def
ciciency in the Agricultural interests
Of our county, and something is noces-
sary to awaken our people to their To-
cal interest, and the general improve
ment of our county, and the develop
ments of its wealth and resources
We therefore make the change above
alluded to, and hope our subscribers
will not be dissatisfied with the pro-
ject.
We will publish in place ofthe APP
peal, an independent paper, styled the
"HoME JOURNAL AND AcRIcULTuRIsr"--
believing that our people are now more
interested in domestic economy than
in political contention. Oul new en-
terprise will be devoted chiefly to the
home interests Of our county, and hope
to receive such support as will ena'
BILE US to be useful in the course we
pursue,
The Journal ind Agriculturist will
be issued regularly on our usual day
of publication, and will be sent to the
subscribers of the Appeal at the same
rates until ordered to be discontinued,
or the expiration of their term OF sub
scription.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-19
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All persons indebted to us for Sub
scription, Advertising or Job Work,
are requested to call and settle their
accounts by the first Of January. We
have been publishing the ArrEAL now
for nearly twelve months, and this is
the first time we have called on any
OF them, either publicly or privately
We detcst continual dan, and would
not do so now if it was not that we
owe money, and cannot pay it unless
those owing us will respond to this
call. We hope, and believe, they will
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-19
FOR TIE APPEAL.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE. CHRISTMAS

MEssRs. EDITORS:
| am glad to learn that the indefati-
gable Sons of Temperance OF Noun
tain Division are going to celebrate
Christmas without the aid Of punch
and egg.nogg. They are to have a
procession and speeches. The ener'
gy and intelligence Of the intrepid
young gentlemen who have been Sc
lected to deliver the addresses is full
guarantee that the occasion will be
animated and enthused with "the feast
of reason and the flow of SOUL
Sparkling eyes, and youth, and wit,
and beauty will lend enchantment to
the scene. Thoughtful manhood and
prudent age will be there to bid "God
speed" to the enterprise. Ruin and
depravity and profanity and degrada-
ton have reigned triumphant here too
long. The temperance men have done
a good work in the United States
They have manufactured healthtul
public opinion against the evils of in
temperance, which, as the renowned
Barnum once said, are external, in
tcrnal and ETERNAL"
1t is vastly better to celebrate the
birthday of Jesus Christ as the "Sons"
propose, than by the usual Christmas
folIes and debauchcries.
GUELLAUME.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-19
From last weeks Appeal.
QUESTION.

At close Of day as home | strayed,
! overlook rosy maid;
Her form was fair, her step was Light
Her eyes shone like the stars Of night
Her words were mild, and sweotly fell;
Her laugh was like silver bell.
Well pleased was | with her to walk
More pleased still with her to talk
We talked of birds, of bees and bowers,
or shady trees, and blooming flowers:
Thus talked we on just as we chose,
When suddenly our ages rose.
elbow old are you?" she said to me,
| quick replied--"I'm twenty.three;
And now would it be more than fair,
Ifyou should tell how old you aro?"
She looked at me, then shook her head,
And tween laugh and smile she said
Zone. half my age, and four times four
Plus Just by three, and one half more,
Extract the cube root, it will be
One fifth my age, as you will sce:"
And then she turned and said "good'bye,'
And went her way and so did l..
Come now, ye tyros, tell, pray,
How old she was by Algebra.
In response to our request made last
week, fifteen is given as her age by
Miss BETTE MARTIN, of the Mary
Sharp College? Process given if re-
quired.
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Thank you, Quiz, for your advice !;
and thrice thank you for the most ex-
cellent, original, sublime, and highly
pootical composition which adorns this
column But excuse me if whisper
a bit of advice in your ear,-Quiz,
secure at once Copyright Of your Lug
BILLY.
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Written for the Winchester Appeal.
ELLA, FAREWELL.
AN ACROSTlC,
BY FRED. RIVAL OF QUIZ, THE POET

BY FRED. RIVAL OF QUIZ, THE POET
re.thee-wcll, lovely belle,
And if forever, fare hee-wsll.
60 to n far-otf-land away,
Roaming till our bridal day.
MANY gallant form thoul't see,
And then perhaps,-wilt think of me?
If love they vow, and plead for thlne'
Dearest, say-thy love is mine!
Ever IN this heart thou livest,-
Now what charming look thou givest!
In these stalwart arms fold thee,
Loving none on earth beside thee
On yon evening star thoul't gaze,
Vespers then for me thoult raise,
Fen in thy most melodious lays.
To the seas and isles far distant,
He that loves thee now must hasten,
Even there thoul't be my Bliss
Ella f.a-r-e-w-e-l-l-what! crying, deares
I'VE gods!-one more kiss.
WINCHESTER, Dec. IA.
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% Among the very best things in our
town is the Historical Society. 1t is very
entertaining, and more instructive than
most any other means we have ever seen
employed. 1t meets every Monday even.
ing at 81 o'clock in the Winchester Fe.
male Academy.
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BANKs.-The bills on the Bank Of East
Tennessee are now offered at almost any
price. A severe run on the Occoe Bank
was reported here day or two since, and
a similar report relative to the Bank Of
Chattanooga. 1t is presumed that both
of the last mentioned banks are perfect.
ly good.
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NoTIcE.-Whoever has the copy Of
"Field's Scrap Book belonging to the
undersigned, will oblige him by returning
it. The second volume of "W ashington
and his Generals" besides several other
books loaned long since, ought to be re-.
turned. w. J. SLATER.
Dec, IL, '56-f. ...
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PArNrINc.-R. S. Hill respectfully ten
ders his services to the citizens Of Win.
chester and vicinity in his professional ca
pacity, and solicits share of the public
patronage. See his card.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Dec. 10.
COTTON.-The market still contn.
ues very active with much competition
amongst buyers. We quote at loaa1l4
cents.
COFFEE-Java l6alS; Rio 11al3
cents.
SUGAR-Firm and tending upwards.
New Orleans 1lal3 in bbls; 1Oal24 in
hhds.
SALT-Declining. Bbl 621; sack,
fine, 2 90; coarse 75'
BACON.-Hams 9a1O.
Shoulders Gas.
Sides Il.
WHlSKY.-Nashville rectifed 33 cts
~ gallon.
TOBACCO.-There is scarcely any.
thing doing in tobacco. We occasional.
ly notice small lots Of leaf in market
|, brings readily s OOal0 90, according
to quality.
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W We understand that the order OF
the Sons Of Temperance intend having a
public demonstration Of their existence
on the 25th-Christmas day. tits hop.
ed a crowd will be in town, and that the
affair may be one Of interest to all
classes.