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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
THE WIFE.

What is there like home to the man to
whom God has given that greatest OF
all earthly gifts, far beyond gold. a
heIp-mate for him-a being like him
self, adapted to better his condition
and soften his cares' 1t is an old SEN
timent that has passed into a proverb
mo wife, no home"
1t is astonishing to sec how well a
man may live on "A small income who
has Il handy and industrious WIFE,
Some men live and make a far better
appearance on six or eight dollars a
week than others do on fifteen or cigh-
teen dollars. The man does his part
well, but. the wife is good for nothing,
She will even upbraid her husband
for not living in as good style as her
~ncighbOr, while the fault is entirely
her own. Ills ncighhor has n neat
capable, and industrious wife, ana thal
makes the difference. Ills WiIc, on
the other hand, isn whirlpool into
which II great many silver cups might
be thrown, and the appearance Of lnc
waters would remain unchanged. NO
Nicholas, the diver, is there to restore
the wasted treasure. 1t IS only an
insult for such II woman to talk TO
her husband about her love and dcVo-
tiOn.-ChriSt0IH Intel.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

YourmrUL LOvG.--You'hiul love is
m object on which ~gray-bcardcd men
vent much spleen and scorn; but de-
pend upon it where it rests in reality
it is the swcctcsl thing that even lie
knows; il is the violet Of our short
years orcxistcncc. The rose is beau
liiul, rich in hucs, full Of perfume and
brightness, as she naun'S her gay bo-
som in the ardent sun Of june, but
give me the violet, that scents with
her odorous breath the air Of %unCOuli-
ned spring; the soft, the linid violet,
rc,rcaling from the gave with hcrbIuc
eyes cast down, the fist sweet child
Of the sweetest season; the trndcrc,t,
the gcntlcst Of all the flowers oil the
field, the emblem Of earnest and InnO-
cent affection. No, there is nothing
like it, In all after years, we may
lay our hand upon what joy we will,
pure aud innocent it must be 10 bear
the comparison for a momcnt--but in
nflcr csis cncc we Shall never find
anything On the colth like the inst
flower Of the hcnt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
The Sons of Temperance.
Edit0r

Mr.. Editor:
Perhaps your numerous readers
and the citizens of Winchester gcner-
ally have formed the conclusion that
the order of the Sons Of Temperance
is extinct. But this is incorrect. The
Sons of Temperance were organized
in Winchester, Sept. I'm, ls47. For
many years the Division was in a
nourishing condition. Several tunes
she bowed her head as the opposing
columns swept by like an avalanche
not 50 much from the opposition as
from the weakness and neglect ofsome
Of her members. Some years ago
we proposed to build II Temperance
Hall. Not being able within our
selves, we entered into II contract
with the !. q. o. +. After the house
was completed, we then had to fur.
niah our Hall, which cost rs between
one and two hundred dollars, which
made yur debt amount to something
near $1,000. Last Sumner our DIvis.
ion became small and we determined
10 Iiqiuda'cthc debt as far as possible.
IA. ..lI ar all ,,,, I,tr,tInpa that IVA
could dispense with and have settled
all Of lnc debt except about 500, for
which we have enough in process Of
collection to IiQuidaic. We have still
held the Division together, and now
would announce TO our friends that we
need their help. Come, friends, n
and all; comet up and help Us TO put an
end to the evils Of intcmpcrnncc as
far as we possibly can.
Are you "A friend to the cause
let us see you take" position on
the side Of temperance. Are yfua
Young man and would yon proSprr1--
Dash down the Intoxicating bowl and :
,nIisl under the Banner Of LOVE, ~ .
TRY and FpmwY. Come, there is no !
ilnc to be lost. Qun the Bowl or you
re lost forever. Let all who are viii !,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

ORR BACnELORS.--An exchange says {:
al our Maker thought it wrong for
Adam to live single, when there was not
a upon the earth, how criminalIy
guilty are old bachelors, with the worII
foil of pretty girls!
The Savannah News meets the railing
accusation:
Ever since the days Of Adam old bach.
elors have been the bait of cycrybody's
ridiculc. We protest against it.. There
is a vast difference between Adam and
tho old bachelors Of our day. Adam
could afford to mary-many bachelors
though, nowadays, cannot. What with
crinoline, five hundred dollar shawls, dia.
mond bracelets and pin money, its no
small undertaking at this age Of the
world. Eve had no choice--it was Ad.
am or nobody. She hal no chance 10
get up q Irritation, for there was no one
to firt with. Seeing no other means OF
tantalizeing her h~usband--a feminine pc.
culiarity from that day to this-shc 20,
him into a scraPe by eating the forbidden
fruit. "OId bachelors are criminally
guilty" are theyl Give "old bachelors
the same chance Adam had, and our word
Tor it, a majority Of them would put on
matrimOny in 10 time.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
COMM ERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
From the Nashville DIZZY News.

Thursday, Oct. I, 1858.
BAcoS.-Demand small, stock light,
but little offering. Shoulders &c.; Hams
S4al0c.; Clear Sides 7ac. From store
Shoulders &C.; Hams 0alo!c.; Sides 81
a8ic.
DRIED FRulr.-Apples sla1 Is; Peal,
ed Peaches, 81 5oa3; Unpealed 5oas2,
GINsFNG--45a50 cents.
Wheat.-Buyors are offering Toe for
prime Red, 50 for White.
WmsKy.--We quote 2l@22 for Rec
tilted. Country brands 40t0GOc.
LARD.-ln moderate demand at SIOS3
cents.
CAxDLEs.-Stor, 2o022c.; Tallow, l2I
Ml5c.
FEATHERS are worth so cents.
Coal-1jO23 cents.
BccswaX 23a25 cts.
Flour-Lebanon Mills Extra, IS so
per barrel; Superhne, 80 oofaSl w.
Rock City MiIIs-Extra Family Flour
in Bags, wholesale 81 25 retail 81 80
Y 08lb.
Corn Meal-5OOGO.
Corn is worth 30(G4O cents.
SaIt-Coarse sack is worth 81 60; fine
81 rs; Dbl 37!c, per pushcl.
Sugar-ln bbls. SOlO; hall cent less
in hhls. n. Y. Coffee Sugars 1lal2c.;
Crushed and Powdered l2al2c; Loaf II
ALI cents.
Coffee Rio Halle. and dull, La.
guyra IA; Java 20c.
lasses-From 81 to SO cts; 81 to
As in half barrels.
WooI-Tub.washcd, well picked wool
80 cts. Inferior grade. lSa2Oc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
STATE OFTENNEssEE.--FRANK
LIN COUNTY.

Circuit Court Clerks office.
John w. Holder, Jr., VS.. Ben Dechcrd, Jr.,
Guardian. &c., eI ais.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendants. Ben Dcchcrd. Jr,, Lem
idls p. Holder, Franris Holder, Eudocla {.
Holder, Elizabeth c. Holder and Richard P.
Holder, it,, are non-residents Of the State Of
Tennessee:
1t is ordered that publication be made in
the '.Home Journal" a newspaper published
in Winchester, Tenn, requiring said defend
ants to appear before the Circuit Court for
Franklin County, 10 be holden at the Court
House in Winchester on the ith Monday Of
November next, then and there TO plead, an
swer or demur TO the complainant's petition,
or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for bearing exparte. This. Oct. 4, 1858.
N. ~FRlZZELL. Clerk,
by Abe Frizzell, d. G.
Colyar, Frizzell & Marks for Petitioner.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

Tue BArrlsTs.--The Baplists' Alma.
nae for 1850 has just been issued by the
American Baptist Publication Society.
We gather from it the following sum.
mary OF lhs Baplists in the United States;
Association sos; churches 1000; or.
dained minislefs ], IA; licentiates l OPS;
baptised 1857, SO. 500; total members 823,
1893. There are the Anti Mission Bap.
lists 5s, 900; and the Free will Baptists
5 $50, and Of Disciples and other de.
nominations that practice immersion, a.
bout 400 900. The %incrase in the last
ten years has been IA associations, 8,
305 churches, 2,l0I ordained ministers,
and 225,41S members.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

Somebody who writes with more
"truth than poetry" says, can angel
without money is not thought half so
much Of nowadays, as n devil with a
bag full of guincas." Let n mar be
bankrupt in honor, in all that cons,i.
tutey the ornament of liir--ayc, let
lis heart beat to the ~pulsaiion of hell,
and he or she have cash, sweet cash,
and the fawning sycophanis of a pam.
pered and rotten would.be aristocracy
viii crook" with smiles "lhe preg.
nant hinges Of the knee" while hon.
est poverty with virtue and integrity
for its characteristics, will be passed
by UNDECIDED. Trnly, money has been
APPLY called "a composition 20 take
stains out of n character"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

FAILURE OF THE CABLE.-The Atlantic
Gable, in which both England and the
United States have a deep intcrest-we
mean in its success--is, as we have all the
time feared. about TO prove a failure
They are unable to send dispatches either
way, or even to give signals at either end
OF the line. The difficulty is supposed to
be heal the British shore, but really there
is no telling where it is. The bottom Of
the sea is like the surface Of our earth, a
succession Of hills, holIows, and precipi.
ees' aud the great weight Of the Gable,
extending from one hill to another, may
rave eausd il 10 break assunder. The
S'o.S must decline, and decline greatly.
a wl'h 10 sell shares may have kept
matters as still as they are and have beeni
J SO says the Knoxville Wbiy'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS STATE

A lIAprY AND PROSPEROUS STATE
A correspondent, unlGr date of Houston,
July, %, gives tire following graphic pic
turc Of the present and the future:
TeYas never saw brighter prospects
than at the present. Dat Of lcbt, with a
full treasury, taxes merely nominal
lighter thaa in almost any other State
a full crop of cora and wheat already
realized, cotton end sugar cane promjs'
Ing an abundant yicII, railroads pro
crossing rapi lily, the cause Of education
receiving a cool share OF attention, the
whole is rapiIIy Advancing in all that
makes a : great, cool, happy an prosper,
Gus people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

How is it that girls can always tell
a married man from II single onc!--
The fact is indisputabIc. BIackwood
says that "llr fact Of matrimony or
b~achclorship is written 80 lrglbIy in
n mans appearance that no ingenuity
cnn conceal it. Everywhere there is
some in%cyplicabIc instinct that tells
US whether an indi"idual (whosc
name, fortune and circumstances are
totally unknown be or not be "A mar
ricd man. Whether it is II certain
.ublued look such as that which char
actcIizcs the lions in a m%cnagcric,
and Distinguishes them from the lords
Of the desert, we cannot tell; but that
the truth is so we positively affirm"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

TomEr FOR GrNrLrMEN.-Forprcscry
Ing the complexion, temperance; to pre-,
serve the breath sweet, abstain from to.
baccc; for whitening the hands, honesty;
to remove aSjn, rcPcntauc; easy shaving.
soap, ready for improving the sight, Oh.
scrvation; a beautiful ring, a family cir.
Gle; for improving the voice, c~iviIity; the
best companion at the toilet, a vile.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

Tue OcrAs lIARP.-The Hon. Robert
c. Winthrop once spoke Of the Atlantic
Telegraph as the grand ocean harp
Wordsworth thus writes.
Oh, grandcst miracle Of Time.
VIVA, mighty joy will spring,
When men OF diverse tongue and clide
Shall list to the heavenly chime
That sounds the strains of peace sublime
Upon a single string.
Old Roger, on reading The above, asked
'hs Professor il he knew the key or note
~ which that string was tuned. lc al.
'V"eH ma,hs did not. "Why il is very
pam SAID the Jolly old fellow, "lhst il
'uI' o' oh we lower c." As this Joke
Is 'oon' sixteen thousand feet deep, Ill
are not expected 10 ls,bom il-Bo,fon
Gazette. w
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

Heaven sends good figures. 1t is only
woman's enemy who would tempt her to
wear MISUNDERSTANDING.
But would you, for the reason that
"hcaven sends good fgures." have wo'
men wear o dress 10 show the exact fig.
ure that heaven sent.--Lou. Jour.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

RELclous.-The Synod of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church con.
vencs in this place on Friday next
About'200 persons from a distance are
expected. The occasion will doubt
less be one Of much religious interest.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
.~e~ .

RussrLL's MAGAzIyE.-The October
number of this sterling work is promptly
on our table. Its contents are full OF
interest, and we unhesiialingly commend
TO the liberal patronage Of our readers,
1t is published monthly at Charleston,
at three dollars per annum.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

To cnjov n good nights reposc take
a cold towel ba h before retiring. A
bowl or tub of cold water and a hard
crash towel used vigorously over the
whole body are all that are necessary
in addition to a clear conscience, in
order TO secure n good nights rest.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

photographic dispatches from New
York, under date OF Oct. 9Th, we learn
that the Crystal Palace and almost all
of its contents were destroyed by fire
the other day. The Palace was filed
with articles for exhibition at the an.
nual Fair.
The loss Of the Palace is 925O,OGO.
and Of its contents $1OO,OOO, II IS
supposed TO be the work Of an inccn-
diary. The building was insured for
only 100000. A very triflIng amount
Of goods was saved.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

Such as ConsriEation, Inward Piles, FulGess or Blood
to the Head, ACrdlty on the stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust lOr Food, fu!lncss ~ \, eight in the Stomach,
soar ii uCtitiuEs, Sinking or fluttorIng at the Pit of the
Stomach, SWIMMING vi the Head, hurried and dllicul
Breathing; llulteilns at the Heart, Choking or Sunocaiing
Sensations when III a ing posture, lllmiicss Of Vision,
Dots vi webs bclOIe the sight, Fever aud dull pain In the
Head, deficiency Vi lersp alton, ienOwncss Of the Skin
and ty cs, pain III the iie, lack, Chest, Limbs, DC, sud.
den Flashes ul lictt, Eu. hing IN the Flesh, Constant In.
aginings Ol Evil and great depression OF n iiits.
The proprietor, III Calling HE attention Ol the public to
this wcparJtiOn, dues 50 with d feeling of the utmost con.
udcnCe IN lis virtues AID adaptation ~ the diseases Tor
which It is recommended.
1t Is no new and uni led article, but one that has stood
the test Of d ten years trial before The Amei lean IcOl le,
aud It's reputation and sale are uLIlNdilcd by any similar
Preparations eNtant. he trs luIony IN its hNOr given by
Ihr most lululucut and WeilkhOwH physicians AMI iIdi
vtJhiS III All parts Oi the country IS Immense, and Il care.
TAI rcIusdl VI Tie AliudndC, lnbiIN ned annually BY the pro-
pIlctOr, aud To te uHd gratis al any Ol his Agents, cannot
but sdtisy the most s~kcptICtl that this remedy is really
deserving the great celebrity 1t has obtained.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
Gen. Llaskell IS now in the Ken.

Gen. Haskell is now in the hcn'
lucky Lunatic AsyIum--a rav'ng ma
niac--past all hopes Of recovery
Such in fact is the extent OF his de-
rangcmcnt that it is necessary for him
to be kept in close confinement and
guarded with the most aSslduous care
This is indeed II sad end to a once
lofty mind, q poetic fancy. an inex-
austibIc fund Of wit, and irroproacha-
bic powers Of popular oratory. The
lesson we trust will be a salutary one
TO the aspiring youth Of the land
However highly strung be the I'M
pulses Of their nature, or however nu-
mcrous and seductive the temptations
in their way, may the sad history VI
the gifted Haskell warn them TO "Iook
not upon the wine when it is rcd--
when it giveth is color in the cup
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

VERY UsrrrL INroRMATioN.-"A man
lately died in Boston from the effects Of
the growing in of the toe NALL
Did he? We regret to hear it. We
regret still more to hear that any one has
lived TO a mature age without learning
how to prevent the "growing in Of toe
nail" by which, we presume, is meant
that frequent occurrence Of the corner Of
the nail growing into the OVERLAPPING flesh
in consequence Of We ring shoes or boots
too tight. We have known cases Of
cxcruciatjng sulIcrjogs arising from this
cause.
Now to prevent this difficulty; Do not
cut away this Offending corner Of the nail,
as is usually done, very short, but cut a
notch in the centre, quite down TO the
quick, and keep that notch there until the
difficulty is cured, which will sometimes
be with the frs! cutting. The philosophy
Of the remedy is that the cut breaks the
arch, and naturally changes the curvature
Of The nail, AMI makes the corner turn up
instead of down.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08


The WEATuER.-This locality was
visited IN Friday nicbt lost with -.
,.,r~u ~
p''"' ""'! "' 'o'' INC "e"'
ther since lhen, although the atmos'
phere is clear and balmy, us been de-
cidcdlv "wiotcrish" Frost is not inst
now g~rc,tlv ,.odol bora hrt wn,,d
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

The girls of northampton have been
sending a bachelor cdi,ora boquet oil tan
sy and NORWOOD. He says he don'tcore,
its swee,er than matrimony, anyhow
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

Ncm Orie0ns, Oci., N990.'"o
ErplosiOn = Grcm lass NJ Hlc y!
The Naval magazine at Havana,
filed with powder, shells and rock
cts, exploited on the 27h. Twenty
eight persons were killed am" 100
wounded. More are supposed to be
under the ruins. Nineteen new sugar
houses were destroyed. Many build
ings are damaged. The whole city
was shocked and the gas works rcn-
dcrcd useless. The city is in darkness
The police aud troops ar" guarding
Concha. The officials are on the
ground aiding the unfortunate. The
cause Of the explosion is unknown.
Sugar has slightly declined.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

SUICIDE or A RuNED GIRL,-Mlss
Esther Ann House, a beautiful young
lady, who had been invciglcd into a
house of ill.fame, drugged and ruin
ed, committed suicide at Manchester,
V. II. on Friday; by taking arsenic
She concealed the fact of her taking
poison until medical aid was too late
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

OF all apparent innocent habits lying
in bed, is, pchops, the worst'-Ef'
We know lots Of people who lie out
Of bed more than in it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

n western paper, speaking Of the
damage done by a tempest, ~says--'A
heavy 'gaP ragged iuriously here on
"Wednesday last"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

The number of deaths by ysNov
fever in New Orleans this year, uo,o
the 10Th Of September, was 2,G6i.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
Do Right.

Nv AAbA"
Stick TO the truth,
Come good or bad!
Success attends
A truthful lad.
Better be poor IN goods and fame,
Than sacrifice an honest name.
Don't fear a scorn
or empty fools,
Nor sell your soul
TO Fashions rules.
A kersey coat will keep you warm
French cloth shrinks before a storm.
BE just in all
Your trade with men;
Mankind are brothers,
We'll you ken.
Do unto al as unto you
You'd have your fellows also d.
Another thing
Don't try with wine!
The red wine hides
A powder mine.
And bye ana bye, some IuchIess houc'
The lickIish bomshell may explode.
Be true TO love,
If rich or poor,
1t matters not,
Don't giAc it DER!
Marriage without due reverence
Is like a field without o fence.
Be kind to all
OF low degree!
Keep in thy breast
Much charity.
A poor mans blessing countcIh more
THAI all the treasures mlSerS store.
Go on in faith,
Hold fast the right
And you shall have,
'Gajnst Ages night
Riches laid upon fortunes shelves,
"The gods help those who help them
Selves
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

We see DR., Alternately and Mr..
Newman are in the field for Senator
in thecounlrcs Of Lincoln and Frank.
Iin,-rAthcr early for starting we
should think; put they are both good
Democrats and doubtless have the
wind lor a long race. Wonder who'll
bcat,-0 NnriW Nee Era.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

Why are infants like djamondsf Be-
cause they are dear IMiltIc UNNECESSARILY
uiHe Elp0sitor.
And why are they like mosqui'os' Be-
cause they are pcslifcrous little things
and nearly always making a noise
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

A Durchman being advised TO rub
his limbs well with brandy for the
rheumatism, said he had heard Of the
remedy, but added, 81 dosIl peter us
that drinks de prandy. and then !
rubs my leg nit &c b%ot'Ic.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

The next Legislature OF California will
contain a democratic majority Of thirty.
one on joint ballot--nine in the Senate,
and twenty-five in the House.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

Beware Of being too much obliged
by great men. They will be apt to
impose hardships upon thee. 1t may
prove such a slavery as thou canst not
easily get out OF.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

During a recent election, a candidate
called upon a trado>man ana solicited his
vote.
81 would rather vote for old Nick than
for you,' was the reply.
But in case your friend should not
come lorwarj,' said the candidate.
might then count upon your asSjsIance!'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

"%Johny,' said u doting mother to
her somewhat Unsuitable boy, "can
you eat that pudding with immunily!'
81 don't know ma quoth young
hopeful, "bu' guess Gun with spoon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

A respectable German woman in New
Orleans has just buried her fifth husband.
Not one Of them lived a year in wcdIock
with her-E1.
If husbands and wives know one an.
other in the next world, won't she have
a bevy Of husbands!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION on
raj roads from CarclcSSucSS or otherwise,
are Of daily occurrence in different parts
Of the county.
A locomotive on the Hamilton and
Dayton RoiIroad, when near Cummings.
willie, Ohio, on the 9TH inst, ran into The
carriage Of Mr.. d. p. FcS>cnIcn. Mrs.
Fcssoudcn was thrown out Of the corria9c
and caught in the cowcatcIcr. She was
carried some distance, when she was pick.
ed up a horribly mangled corpse.
On the same day two young men, sons
of Dr., Rilley, whilst attempting to cross
the track of the Dayton and Western
Railroad, were run into by a passing
train. The younger brother was instant
ly killed. Tho other escaped slightly
in urcd.
Still another accident occurred on the
same day on the Hudson River Railroad,
by which an engineer and three passcn.
gers were killed, and several wounded.
"MARY."--This name, by a decree of
Pho Mono, can no longer be given TO chill.
drcn, on pain Of communication. Ills
inHllbiIily would reserve it as far as pos.
sibIe, hereafter, for the Virgin Of Immac.
uIate conceptions.