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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR The gAFID cCzE OF
COCGHs.COLDS. HoARsENEsS. INFLI-
CSZA. BRONCHITIS, WHoOPTSG
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, ~
CfPyENT CONSI NPTI0S,

Aht f5r tAe ref q co-FzEit.5s f4'-aas . a.v.eet
ssasa- e tAe 85~ess--
". nsed rot ,y,~f e IL fzsg. O, ~ -4-r--s
TirH5ss5a: evrry t3.t AT 49,. tA}@- = -
8ats3 stNt-s- - 51=rf-i r-~ss z ;FzsEa-l
r3Gutk have 1ss.5e Il Atr~a = - AZ X A. -
families Il arr -tTiliEs73 czE-~ a. II LOT
,-zr2 IGrss r rs - A. ~ 80 -
nifss, sny Whers 49, E44s - 49, :ssrs
fvsE .7Hf.y 4 - 10y - szzts &n-l
rr-oas d.. e II. th-tat A. - Tzlls -
r2t-; ysssrf-i a..s5 .A ~ = = IT, f-h
cAs!s AID da-w--s Z ~ rE.zs1pN-y
= tie ts-5is-g 49, ss . reantsr tkAt -
ralF.t e infant. A. -zr $500 Fz-s@.s .szA4
have Il r. REzass - tzs1-s sasas tAks y+szs
u;oa ttser- u.r-s-z--4 We hkr@ At--aazi ----z- %
tssvs fAe CT Pr zeEH a.re- y he
r. fss1as 4. GFsrttfs k&a tis-s . - ~ : ~
-, z-6 yUzr rr44s sHs - c1rAhsr
ct tale uFrtS = zzs-s.== IL :
zrt5T - f4..@E41 IT, Tzaal-. y0t- Ia
A. -hr 1-ss4ssl tat2tsy = l1rs Ess.s-s. A..
,sy Ea1z H. e. st5s r-rNE Esst A.
;tsr assr~ IA L = 49, 1T.5- - ei u
~ We sTsS-e re~7. TT - pgcauce {, iA-
-geI rEEfzt r4As,ls Er3 Z - - - ~ r-y
I: u. L.: a I. L = e t.eAr
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Ysxes.-.Tsles.

4 IL Taxes on REAL ESTATE re-
manning W paid for The Y.AF l-55. wi! be Al
vcrti.od f., ale rnarssia..!y Z ~sttled
~5natle time has already been gi.rn- A wor! L
tie wise Is sufelent. All fo- the ys.r 30,
remaining unpaid, mus, be paid Lanedi2te. -
The Collector cannot longer take promises, ard
VIII he fcrcei take the grse Iy0hts by the
Law for the collection of all unsaid taxi
WALES Z. PACKARD, Collect ?.
Ellsworth, jan. ], 1857. j9-2n
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POr Sale

ar EXCHANGE for other roperty,
" House lot situated in Strswvilie ijourr-
ing Sylvester Bowdens l-2 by rods. ssid land
will be exchanged fer interest in q vessel or for
stock, any other available property, and will he
aid cheap for cash, oE good notes TIE owner is
going south and wishes 10 make sale at once
Fer Particulars inquire Of y. K. SAWYER.
ElIsvurth Nov lfth ls5s. 3m.3
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CLOCKS
Important TO Daguerreotypis:s, Marble
Dealers and others.
MONUMENTAL DGUERRE0TYpE CASES
III .-S. 60 ~ Z * = -

4 METHOD has long beea sought for
= a 70 itscrt in 3 durable manner, Da-uerreo-
type Lskenr--es t. Hcad--i9lcs aai N onarle,1t. -
have heen manufacturing the Czses ~ the lat
two years, aIi can warrant them = sscvrs h. pic
ture for q lorg number 81 year..
The outside ease il made d pArian Marble, and
the box which eneioses the picture AID keeps j. IN
state II great preservation II louc nalHaer #
years, i made Of brazs--a scros boT. II nl2kes
very neat ,ob en- a HeaA-s,obc, or Mouaiaert.-
They are usel il Greenwood CeIat terry Mount Aa-
burn, Laurel Hill AMI many ctLes Cemeteries IN
the United States.
A liberal diseou1s made to Marble Dealers aud
Dagae5feo:ypist.. Tr.ee from 5 z, - to S5,50. A
circular % enS7aviags wll lie sent 10 any address
free. with rric, i'll Adlres,
A. l. BALDWIN, Agent Of MaasoleaIn Dag.
Co, 335 Broadway, New York 43m
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To Whom it Nay Concern.

HAVING made up my mind TO leave
- this town, hereby call On Il sho age il
debted 10 70 call aad pay the sArna, OF I've a9ie
short time. All can avail thstr=- ve-.f tGts0i
portuhi,y until Nay lsy @fisr which t5E- ny d.
MAIDS will be leit wiz tro1 H.sse.ls Esl-, ~
Collection.
n. b. All per- Is having any claims ou he
ro.lccs.sd cal ;ur lati, ray at ore.
MONROE YoTSi.
Ek--wth. Iaa - 1851 l-tg
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Arnold ) Vital fiaid.

=, - : - y ! = =, : -,
lrna;d's Vital fiuid.
a.. t nj 80
j.. sr.le-. sd +.as's Hsaes ii. f-ver = -vrr
s--- -ae15...e zz~s -sre. Hence IT.
Ess i 80 s=ss5 al TIA! ~ i=s a4.-=.- Il
49,. = i: -. "a ,-s.,ri 2. ~ "a,
s4sa..>er q : a. = g. e. t.s s..,.-i
Arnold Vital Fluid
Rsale.. tic fy-,e-a .'Folt an healthy, By free
-. = ,z Ii. - - -
-. 80 : ~ - W
AfocI!, s:t1! f4Gid
a;ve. lie s-.-,rs a.. i-.as~--+ 49, So. t..
49,, - =. -
r. -, =, &C. = ~--.-. .sor-
-. co. - = -. =
p. .i.=f-.
-. a. - sz.,
AE-a=- Viz E.G!4.
p..sr-.s H.. r.. tf..-... .;s-..-.,.-4,-z,
,z4--F- = -=,,=@5-., H.. -. r.
,.-5--... :. ...-zr.. z7z-z..z,
=. 5-',--i;.z=-..s. s
i.tz-ei ias f.ssti E.
-.'s i.es'.as O 's1''~l-l''.; 1-e cause L WY
no. ia! .a!I eu'es fumors
JHaf zzcre medicine e44..t seo- ,lyeEe-;- and WIZ
j: cures tier lise2.rs
pcs,},;,,e- sr,., po;~1- -, y,
Ito .''i'o 'foH4 fo'Sohs II the Blood,
Tat mere Eaedeius Preparations c@nnot ale fia:e
chemical -e;5a is neatsaii:i4., ,...s Iois.i. Ia.
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STATE OF MAINE.

AAscsx ss.-fo The sA-rif If our Coanty ot
Hancock, - eite-, d he Dpsstie-, Gy,--e.
{Lsi
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Z command ~on "a ,ttaob he

WE COMMAND Won to attach he
good. ee.s.c 81 GE0kfE Gov EiL,
81 Wrcn.harn, in the CoantySf Sorfolk and Cers-
Ta0eveaith II Aasssehsso:s-, Trader - Ire Fal2s
Of 0se Euadrcd dollars, and sa=aI.isE the saI3 q ~
ell, Or be may be found in yoHr pTeeinetj to zp-
pear before our J2.ie-s Of SapEetoe Jaii -li.l
Court, next 10 be hoiden in Ellsworth, -i.s,u ssa
for tas Couz.y af Eszcn~k, 81 tie fsarth Tsess.sF
Of April next, then sEi there, in eur .s:i Cgart,
10 ansxer uato Gearse Y. Iascb, Of Eaiss rth-
CaSnty Of Hsacock, Trader. 10 q Plea 81 IL
csse, fox HAT the ssii It9fcn4azt sssa34 Z. ~ TIA
"a the day cf the pareaxse Il thi. VII, b-5BE AZ
debted 10 the PlaiztiT i4tSe sun 4 speEIy-'s'eu
dollars sd fftesa ce1i<, sseortIHr ~ To- AIT
annexed. then ard isere IN e7rs-ierat:gn t-s5fr
Pronised the PA 1sis II Ray hl.E tas -Lsc IA
ienaai. Also, fss taat TIE .Ata 4tsci !e-i -
fIts~Srth Aforesaid, tbe ,..y 81 the .-Er ae x
tbs wiz, being indebted tae Plsfst.l - a.
other 81 one hundred deiis.s. e. Isl -
money bcf - tins. time hsi al received l.! t-s
sad Defeadsas - the PlssutiE 60. IL r-asi4-y
3tioa Thereof, prorni-ei tie pl.:n,iE 4 pay as4
TIA, iernsrd.
YET though efs4a -e,1.cstsj tie ssnle Rail pYt
raid. hst se xssz.a4. = q Z. tie 14I4s.e = t-
sald Pa = "a k4 Fsr.} tie yaa1 = .ue hun
orsd 3 sl4-. .ea si4i. stzz 81 tssre te made
- afresr vita eth~- ia* damage. -lad Wbe-.
tie s43 iS4i4tiE -4ys fet Tee al H5ete1d, 81. -.
nat il ais laa-i- ALI sss.s=iaE. god aEd
tate 10 TIE valse II ore INJURED s. liar. -es.isi
which csc ue s3rse At = ne attasisei Ia; has
t2sit=t - .7al Sc Fftsi III. NJ tsr7I- III
seseioa q .Isil.a Lord * Eii4- RIB, IN tte
C5uuty Il iiaa<sss- Trader TEas,a. u ~ sz.,.
be4r8tIasf .tal-, ese-ts Al l-e.iis T. - 49,.
value; We c5.1a.A.si "a, taesefse. IL; -
sa-.-.e1 .ls .>it fr1zIse { .! Is maj b. sz.Ei~ T.
IN " p-ocirsci) = apps4r before or jer;et. 4!
-. cts.yt - b. hi ico af.ss-Ail - 80.
cs.asc, j. any ne has. aIestss.a. "a - iss4si
G.san zach Judgment to PiAl4iid Lay fee1lsr
against the az. bei-EieHt IN to- Astal, IL a-EJ
should not iste aern-t he god. es+-is eF-3-
It's, il ihe hands All possession = .a1 LIZ 80
Trustee. And hare ,4u there tan. ~rlt s.ta yos-
doinzs therein.
Witness, JOHN APPIET0S, E-{4.-e a. E.I.-
.ertA the nineteenth lay e Drss1ais-, l. t4e
ear Of oar Lord tboas4li q y; aszsi-.j -.
1ftg-kF-. p y. PE.El. C.gEE.
HANCOCK IS, Dec. eoeA, i-55-5sy s.fszq 8.
tais writ, / have assA,iel er.e yA- & e.-t -,
ss the property u the within --4lrtt Def l.5t
sod the s.ule i4y =aE-.5ole1 : ti..ara : tsrl.
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| Ii outstanding .ccounts MUST b
! settled immediately or they vii b.
LEI, for collection.
5. PADELFORD & GO.
Sept. 20. loj6. l3rt
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Por Rent.

tut NFAi.
= He subscriber viii rent the second a.d
,hlrd stories Of hi hr!ek tai fdinrorl State
Street. Il Is well arranged l. acc IMMEDIATE a
FAMILY, Who H.sh 10 keep tJardtg. r gem
l!einan and hi fam j. with suitable roam, CT
rooms. for az Office. The rooms are spacious
well plaaned and easy OF access. To Z coed
teaaat it VIII be lct low.
Also the basement story Of TN sane build
ing, with ovens and all the Necessary fxtures
Tor carrying on the baking business. Tiis pre-
sents rare chance for person acquainted
with the business to secure stand where the:r
Is no competition. There : lat one in the bus
mess between Bangor and Maehias.
JOSEPH ". OSGOOD.
Ellsworth, Dec. Is. $3.50. Ar
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Meney Wanted.

A settlement must be had. All persons
"A indebted 10 the subscriber ara requested %
call at once, and adjast their accounts. " III all
for whom this notice IS intended govern themseTe.
accordingly.
THOMAS HOLMES.
Ellsworth Oct. ~ 1851 3stf
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Erysipelas. Scrofela. king's Evil. Tet-s<,
Tu-r.nrx aaa S.if herr,

F-s 9a-7r4-,a-c G5--Az-; - = f-z&- - = .sSE
In Arm Yazr Pts - ra-z<- 7 lar
F-yzst IN r,ss1z@- Tt ave -z-s-s ~ -- iszsz--
e -herszs rj.sa teg EAzi- A. ssf Ia H2t r-z
trcE-a3e = T.-I- Her Hs-.hr- ~ 80 CO Essrse
~ ae5s-7ssi s5Eh ts-.ct-~ ~ sr t1 t-t
h. hXr- lHrT a-- rrl.3 -z--.- 81 - -
p1l-,- AL ;asy hsre ezT-A hsz- A.s -1-t5 =
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

W HEREAs John t'enw4y O.; Ell.sorth
u the cQ4ais = lIas ,.k. "a tic l2,h
DAY q Dess.s3er \. d. ISIS. by h, Deed Of
heritage @; that da:e. F.ssfd9d IL Haa.
cock Rrsjs'r, No!, lr2, Page s6l. conveyed IN
mortgage 70 seth T.sdale " said Eusvorth !,
certain lot or pare! OF land IN sad E.,.a.5r,h
c.staalns - square roods mere y L., bound.
81 and described as ~ fourth in SD mortgage
Deed 10 which Decd rrieEanec rasy be had far
'her p4fTtea az description q tho premises.
Nh.oh Mortgage Desd has heea daily assigned
10 The subscriber. The undition Of sid mor;
gage having beea bfos en- hereby c.aim 10
torecIoss tie same
WILLIAM TURNER,
Ellsworth, De- 10 iss5. att
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"a C. AYK1- s.: have hse1 f-F~atesiiy CARED q
t. hza5ses4 Azy t.ly have ts &@s q tso
q w - Il ses ffagr fEl strzac a. y hirh
Ia zseszss Il .az X by I'll cissrs ~ they DC
zs-. fas fass ! ~y--ra ssa~5Hg
izs s.lA .TvA. rr.,s.z. I'd W FkkBLh
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Notice.
MANASSAS. HARNESSES :!
! IRUNkS!,

THr aniersiynei thank
fall for past favors, respect
fully informs HI. old Gus.
TONERS and all others ia
want Of Harnesses, that a,
his shop On Main It. near
y opposite the Ellsworth
House at the siga VI the
Big c o L l. AR y b
I X I y N can always be
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The Mos, Successful Remedy.

Fer Coughs Of ercry description for Bron-
eki,,,, Aoarsaess, and thronic PHi-
u.oEarg Complaints IN general.
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found complete assortment Of Harnesses Consist
ing Of best Silver plate, Brass JapAned and t,sei
trimming made from the best af Oak tanned
leather Riding saddles and Brushes Of ysrioa.
kinds and prices, Halters Of every kind and
quality together with all articles in tha, branch
Of trade.
MfsToek OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCRLLRD.
etAS iashes Of the best kind In use sad,llsr.
INK kept expressly for the ladies, Chan,ois skin.
iof cleansing silver and Brittany ware Trunks of
gu KINDS consisting Of best Meats Leather and
y, Doaoies, Portfolio, Dress Bay top and
House Trunks, all kinds Of Trunks made to order
a. very snort notice Nalses and travelling Ba Of
All Kinds aud sizes. Curry Combs and Horse
brushes together with every other article u.,allv
Kept In such establishments
= harnesses eieansed ait oiled at short notice.
e..n pad for Hides ana Cali skins.
All Of the above article. will be .ald a, t.i,
prices BY HENRY pn1Ttx. -"
Ellsworth, June Str, 1853. l,,f
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

cr5ekery ware, Hard ware, Root. ADD Shoes, also
fys He,ehs Of those best custom made thick Bot,
waIeh hase g,ea such general sAtisfactiou 10. tho
past tive years.
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s9aae Rich Sot. q Sleeves and Collars i, asteh sill;
fsis't boaaostios &c. Together uith a fall Assor,
iaent Of the be.t
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For CostiyeBess or Constipation. att as
Dinner PHI. Icy s-=resasle sd 49,. asss
Fits. Suppression. Paralysis, lafaraHs-
ton, 81 eFea DE afnsss. ~ Partial Blind
ness. haze ta.1 s1re > - al,e-s-rs --- 4 -
fi.iL
Ms; = t. III. Il =syse; 55a zs Ns----z. r&Ik a.
tsoash { FE3aaiif --st=y IL .4-sl aaa-. 1zr
L fctze IL f-u=a - 4-sAttai e--, i.a' -
SgeEty sirs &. II a. $500 -
cav = f2.2e-4l szi-ta.s-a .hstsr--
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Pork, Lard, Plesr, Meal,

Ir'Pe' Dried Apples Ae. Together with Abou.
every article found in variety storc all Of shich
shAil Ran Of very cheap for cash or country pro-
luce, A. ROBINSON, Main *.
Ellsworth Nov Is lsSe a.
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BLACK SILKS
Ladies Cloths.
EMBROIDERY

''vai. nder aoirta aai Drawers, Glove. AMI HaI.
cry, Table b2a4ask-, very large Assarimeus II
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CARPETING.

fall stock II Hemp. Iugrain, Common, s,Iit-
ft'fa and kasli.h Three Ply oarpetiag, stair Ca
Peilng and Re-is, kugs Ae., de, which will be sol
Al Boston prices.
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Baked Tomatoes.

Wash them, and cut them into two
parts, round the tomato-that is, so as
the cells can be Invested Of the pull
and seeds which they contain. To
six tomatoes take half a pint Of bread
crumbs, one large onion, finely chop
ped, one onnce Of butter, pepper and
salt to the taste. Fill the cells oil
each piece with the dressing. put the
halves together, and tie them with a
piece Of thread. Put them in a pan
with an ounce Of butter and gill OF
water; set them in a moderate oven,
and cook them till they arc SOFT
When done, cut off the threads and
serve them.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement.

To oil persons afflicted with Sexual Dis.
eases, such as SPERMATORRHEA. SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, CON-
ORRHEA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice Of
ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, &C., &C.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the receptions pracised
upon the unfortunate victims by Quacks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, us a CHAR.
TABLE ACT worthy Of their name, TO give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to ull persons
thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with q
description Of their condition, Gage, occupa.
ton, habits Of life, &c., and in cases of ex.
IRENE poverty and suffering, to FURNISH MED.
IcINEs FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment,
for the relief of the sick and distressed, at.
hicted with "Virulent and Epidemic Dis.
eases" 1t has now q surplus of means,
which the Directors have voted TO expend in
adve rising the above notice. 1t is needless
to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and Wilt fur.
nish the most approved modern treatment.
Just published, by the Assoc laton, Report
on SpermatorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, the
vice of Onanism. Musturbution or Self-Abuse,
and other Discusses Of the Sexual Organs, by
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent
by mail, Gin sealed envelope,) FREE OF
CHARGE, on the receipt of TWO STAMPS for
postage
Address, DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Com
suling Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2,
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary.
Teh6 "
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Destruction OF Trees.

Most provoking, indeed. is the ma
tional tendency to tho destruction OF
fine trees on the most frivolous pre-.
fences. A fine, majestic elm will be
cut down because the dripping of its
boughs moistens cheap shingles on
some adjoining house; an oak which
projects two feet into the road will be
sacrificed rather than dollar spent to
widen the. thoroughfare. Trees in a
village must disappear "root and
branch" rather than have new street
deviatc from a straight line.
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State Of Tennessee,

State OF Tennessee,
Chancery Court at Winchester, for
Franklin County.
Clerks Office, July 80, A. d., 1857.
|. E. Douthit and wife Nancy VS.. John
A. Mollone and wife, and others.
On motion of complanants and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master
that defendants John A. Molone and wife
Eliza, R. F. Bralton and wife Elizabeth, Chas.
Crawford, A. H, Hall and wife Rebecca, John
Parks and wife Sarah are non.residents of
the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served on them, it
is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Hume Journal, a newspaper published
in the town Of Winchester. Tenn, for three
successive weeks. requiring said non.resi-
dent defendants to make their personal apr
pearance herein on or before Wednesday az.
ter the third Monday in August next, and
plead answer or demur to complainants' bill
or the aame will be taken for confessed and
set Tor hearing exparte as to them. A copy
attest. HUI. FRANCIS, C.. H. M.
sugl 3w prs fee o.
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 90, 1857
SuInnOWcr Crop.

Near Edith, S. g., crop is about
to be gathered of four acres OF sun.
flowers. The seeds will be used for
oil, and to feed cattle and poultry, but
the chief object is to obtain the fbrea
of the stalk for paper-making. 1.-THE
cultivation succeeds, it is expected to
supply abundant materials for fine
writing and printing paper, as we'll as
coarse for hanging paper.
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DProfessor Rockefeller, Of Prague,
has just discovered a new antiphlo.
CYSTIC material which promises to be-
come of Importance. 1t is n liquid
chemical composition, the secret of
which is not yet divulged. which rem
ders wood and other articles indie.
structible by fire. Several successful
experiments have been made, and 9th.
ers are promised on a large scale.
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~ The Murfreesboro News sug
gests that "every young man should
make it a part of his duty to study
the laws and constitution of the State
where he is q resident. lie should
become familiar with the constitution
of the United States. He should be.
come acquainted with the theory and
practice Of our government"
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"OE init his head"

A brcathlessly excited individual,
says late San Franciscop aper, rush
ed into the police Office yesterday and
inquired for the Chief.
What do you want of him1 inquired
an impassive officer.
| wants, said he, with a Tcutonic ac-
cent, wants Won baper to kill a tam
tog vat bites me in tc leg.
All, you wish an order of execution
issued against vicious canine, said
the officer.
No, | tussant want any such ting. |
wants a baper to tell me to kill te tam
tog. He pites my leg so pad | have
got de hydrophopa. and will kill him
or goes mad too.
All, now see, said the impassive
temperament; you require authority
to proceed with force OF arms against
the dangerous animal.
Mine Got, no--dat ish not vat |
wants. wants te chief to give me IL
cense to kill tie tog. wants him to
give me a baper so ven | kills te tog
he cannot go inter tie police court and
swear against me.
The dog
NO--not te tog-te man vot owns
tc tog, You see if kills him
What, the mani
Note toy. Ven te man sues for
te brice ofte tog, den wants der law
on mine side, dye sect
Oh, yes! said the officer, who was
quietly chuckling at the caution eyin-
ced by the Dutchman, and intent on
exhausting his patience; Then you
want to get warrant to arrest the
man who owns the dog, so the animal
may not again attack you.
No, no! Got for tam, you gets eve
ryting by de tail, cried lager beer. !
drinks you wants to make chokes Of
me. Dunder and blitzeni wants
shustice, not chokts. ] wants to cut
to tam tog's head off, and if shustice
will not give me a baper, ! cuts his
head off anyhow.
And the lover of sour-krout started
to leave the hall, but meeting the
chief Of police at the door, he convers.
ed with him in the German dialect,
made known his wants, and received
an order to execute the vicious ami.
NAL.
As he was going out he met the i'm.
passive officer.
All right he inquired.
Yaw, all ish right. ! goes straight
to tie owner Of te toy and kills him.
WHAT, the owner2
No, te tog. You makes tam fool
Of yourself by saying tog ven means
man, and ven | means man you say
tog. Now you 60 to der tuyfel and
the German incontinently hurried a.
way to mete out vengeance to the an.
imal.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

Mrs. Marble. who was captured by
the Indians at Silver Lake, and so
brutality treated, has arrived in Wash.
ington city.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

MA writer in the Carolina Times
speaks of the molasses produced from
Chinese Sugar Cane, grown on plan
tation at the Fork. Four acres have
been planted with this cane, and it is
expected to produce fifteen hundred
gallons of syrup which will be fit for
table use.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
~W.HISKERaJrDO.n

Warranted 10 force the moustache and
whiskers to grow strong and luxuriant in one
month, where there was none before. 1t
will not stain or injure the skin. 81 per
bottle. Sent to all parts Of the country on
receipt of price. Recipes for making, So.
DIR. s. p. SHELTON,
aug9 3m New York City.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

The Aberdeen Conservative man
has been presented with an Irish po-
tato weighing two pounds.
Who has the largest potatoes in
this county?
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

1t is an extraordinary fact. those
who get to high words generally use
low language,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

A rapid mind continually struggles,
the feeble one limps; but great mind
selects the surest points, and upon
these it stands.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

Prof. Nash says, the common prac.
tice OF leaving potatoes on the ground
In the sun, is one of the most injurious
things that could be done to the crop.
Some Of them are half cooked, and
all of them are injured by light and
heat.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

U One hundred and fifty thousand
dollars have been raised in the State
Of Georgia, to aid Gen. Walker in his
descent upon Nicaragua.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

DEAR GnEAsE.--The Baptist says
bacon was recently sold in Henderson
county for 80 cents per pound. on six
months credit. The incoming of the
'possum crop will be great blessing
in that neighborhood.
Ashepille Newy.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

A young urchin hearing that his
brother was very sick, asked his father
the following question:
81 say. dad, il Pete dies, may'nt ]
have his bootsl"