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OTHGE,

Valuable Town Lots and desirable
Family Residences near the public square
for sale or exchange for young Negroes,
or in part for good Mules, Mich Cows,
Sheep and Hogs. -Four lots with i'm.
provements, all in one block, surrounded
by streets running in every direction.--
Fifty acres of Land on Little Hurricane
Creek, with water.power where there was
formerly cotton factory in operation
also, One and Two.horse Threshers and
Scparators, made by G.. Westinghouse &
Co, Of Schenectady, N. Y, whidh they
insure. Call and see one operate in
lhreshing any kind of grain, and see their
bills, certificates, &c, &c. BaJ A good
bargain may be had by calling soon on
the undersigned, who is authorized TO sell.
aug22 P. |. CURLE.
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Free Trade and Sailors Rights
ID, M. WILLIAMS

w GUILD respectfully inform the citizens of Franklin
w and the adjoining counties, that he will repair
Watches, Clocks and Jewery reasonable terms
it will be done any where in the State.
Room on Main street, at Gildersleeve's old stand.
IAN I6, '58. BIN.
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New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-We have
several new advertisements which
will appear next week
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T Our absence at Nashville this
week must account for a lack of ed.
itorial, that shall appear in our next.
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B2T The greatest natural curiosity Of
the age is now on exhibition at Mobile.
1t is a living negro child, with two heads,
four arms, and four legs. It's six years
old. very intelligent, speaks with both
mouths, sings we'll, waltzes andkeeps
time--at least so the bills say. The con,
nsction is with the spine. and the best
Psychologists Of Europe and this country
have pronounced it one individual child.
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w A,TSON OUSE,

Situated on Market street,
TENNESSEE,
AND NEAR THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
is now open for the accommodation of the
public. The house has been thoroughly rem
ovated and refurnished. The Proprietor is
determined, by attention to the comfort of
his guests, to meritthe patronage of the public
PRICES.
Board per day. ...Sl so.
Day Board per week....... 3 so.
THOS. S. WATSON.
Feb. 20, 1853. 1y.
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Notice.

We will send the Home Journal and
Harper's splendid three dollar month.
ly, or Graham's three dollar Magazine,
or Godey's Lady's Book to any adj
dress, one year, for SO so; only
FIFTY CENTS more than the cost
of either of the Magazines
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AT AUCTION.

T WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on the first Monday In
March next, to the highest bidder, on credit OF sir
months, " Window Lights. i0> >f2. Said lights Be
seen by .ssllinson ,,n,,,
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MOUSE PAINTING,
PAP ERING AND GLAZI NGf.
WincheSfcr. Tennpssee

R. S. HILL respectfully tenders his servi.
ces to the citizens of Winchester and vcini.
~. and requests liberal share of patronage.
Thankful for favors extended to him in the
past, he pledges himself to uss every effort to
give satisfaction in the future,
Declg IL
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" Mr.. Fillmore was married to
Mrs. Mcintosh, of Albany, New York,
on the 10th instant.
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nY NOTICE.-"INHALATloN IN Con
SUMPTION" See advertisement under this
head in another column. GIN
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Tombstone for Sale.

We have a beautiful little Italian mar.
bic tombstone for sale-suitable for a
child. Price $40.
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NOTICE..

In pursuance of various executions in our
hands for collection, in favor of Houghton
g. Longhmiler, and others, we will, on
Monday the LIST day of March, 1858, before
the Court House door, in Winchester, Ten
nestee, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
a negro man named Solomon, of dark com.
plexion. aged about As years, levied upon
as the property of S. B. Pearce, to satisfy
said executions.
JOHN P. HEFNER, Constable.
R. F. SIMS, D. 5. Jan. 80, 1853. BOD.
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rRAHBERRIEs- PUNE LOT jus, received by
" n G. W. d l. J. TURNER.
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French Goods.

|,HJNTZES-2O0 pit wde last eoIors' az
I45S cents always sold for - nts yard Also -
second mournnE chnizeH At le cents ,,,r, = -.
per yard - go a. ..,t - ca
crnts sell 125 cents so.He good quality as
Iov $ j! -s u ard.
CIIALIY DE LANES md figured, he very 1nest
Main M % cent?, and flEursd at % cents . yard
OyIDR+ GRAPE EEsPAGNE-2o pieces beautiful styles
"MsEE BAfEGE 80 pieces, worth 50 cents, for only
~ few pieces ArneIne Dress Goods, very nice and
:S.S, PIECES elv ~iIk.-An excellent alhoed
Rack SIX rich lutre = inch vice. at only 6z cts
per \ nd; sold last season at 8 prryald.
sheer enir-i lsniERin Yet.
ain sell superior sILK Rol s. of 90 vards each, came
quilt, sod last from So to $50, For ouiy
SI5 apiece. c"lieilge4aMy merchant possessing
iuisnst annut silks deny that these Robes arr not
,nd thHls ter value Ai-n -prsrior article 't,LohEO
pDUL TIDE RORES a QGTEGs:N, Side stripes, very d :
sjrabe coorS Ra lie gus uEd Sll he soid at arE"i"
Vey recent importation of large New York
retail sna were bought below prortet e"s
irJ rsrevv, abort ST. dfess patterns u new sly lvs
fame, SilNs hiR1son,e End cheap ff.
pHl BAEEtE. LAWS CHALLT tOHES, both side stripes
srl dnuLle sfirfs Robes 3 eGcl snrl' sc'
Isst ssason $I viii row s,l for 81 Claly Robes,
Sc unt styr, very cheap FEe Law iOl ~ ollA OHe
Doiar ard Fl ~ Cert, pre- AZ All y IlESMsAS,
q Nf0=a <
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The IN TEbhIG 3 NCER.
TUESDAY M0RNING, APRIL q, 1858.
7 HE4R THY VOICE. o SPRING.

hear thy voice, O spriogI
Its fu'c-ike tones are Heating lT 70 fms a'r
Winning my soul with Their wila raNlSl'i"g'
From carth's heart-we'ry care.
81 Di,incly sweet thy song
But yet 'netlriiik< as near the grove pass,
Low signs an yewle>< wing- are horn along
Tears gem tie sparkling grass
For where are they, tie Young,
The luve,l, tine henutiui, who, when thy voice,
y year ngunc, ulutg these valleys rung,
Did bear thee a'ld rejoice?
III, <eeii',t 70 them in vain
No more tney Ii greet rlreeis thy joyous round
Calmly they s'ecp ieneis'b the u'nfinurlnS man,
Or rn0uldcl' in lie ground.
Yetpeace, my heart-be still
Look upward 10 y"n :iznre sky and know.
10 heaycnIier n,,sc now their b"snms thrill,
Nhclc bamicT brcezeS blow.
For tlerc hath hloomei Spring,
Whose flowers, perennial deck h"er sod,
Whose music is the SONG that SeFapIis sing,
Whose light tae smile OF God
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PRgcOCIoUS DEPRAyITY. weeks since,
in this city, gi,l aged IL years or less, gave
birth to IL child which ii is alleged is the result
OF a criminal intimacy with boy of II years
the son off, manufacturer. subsequently the
little unfurtmnntc, the girl herself, or with
the connivance of others, was left on the corner
of Fourth and Broadway streets, Where it was
>incc TRANSFERRED revealed the maternity of the
baby stranger. The mother acknowledged
up. and informed her f,thcr who had been
the prime cause of making her a mother. II
iSrepcrtcd= tiat the girls father has instituted
suit against the father qtthe seducer for lnain-
TAFT ancc of the otispring- louisville Cou-
ricr.
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FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYsIC.

TngRR has long existed public demand for ar nRse
pursatye pill which could be relied ON as sure md
perfectly safe in its operation. This has been PreP"
10 meet THAT demand and extensive trial of its virtues
s ceiciusivcly shOWn with what success u
5g par" $50 t nS the best Of ali f one when
should have of the objections, but Al the aqFan
III th rvhaf success we would respectfully submit to
the public decsinn. 1t has been Unfortunate for the
rr,:.s,oss and irritating to the bowels. This is
SlHry of them produce much gripping pain and reyll-
son III the system To than cOnter6alamce the
rood to be .u yeI from them These pills produce no
irritation ar psn. it arise from previously exist
ir; destruction arrangement in the bowels Being
purely vegetable, harm arise from their use IN
any qlltity but it il better that any medicine should
IN the several diseases to which they applicable
even ON the box. Among the complaints which have
Eotnnt in its various forms of Juundice Indigestion,
ngoI, and Loss Of Appetite Istlessfess iTrltabIty,
IN tho Side and ons; for in truth, all these are but
iie consequence of diseased action in the liver As an
l,s.. Pies Collie, bysertery, numors, scrofua and
ctyy, Colds with of the hody Ulcers and i'm
Iy of the bloud in short, any and every case where
Ihsiyttivc ia required.
They have also produced singularly successful
in rheumatism. Guut DrnpSy, Gravel, Eryspeas
Iai,ation of the Heart Pains in the Back Stomach.
and Sdn They should be freely taken in the spring of
the year purify the blood and prepare the system for
tie change Of seasons. An occasional stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
their stnuant action on the crculatory system reno
c the strength of the body and restore the wasted OF
diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence
esonnl dose is advantageous. even though no seroT!
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
reduces the strength, when taken to The thou
sand casesiH which Physie is required cannot lie EMU
Of every body and this pill is found to better
purposc than thing which has hitherto been available
public will no longer doubt what remedy to emPny when
IN need of catiiartc medicine Being sugar wrapped
they pleasant take, aud'being purely vegetable
harm from. their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper ON the Box.
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TKELawwr1 on isYHoN'S FITNESS. Byron said
he Iicd all sorts Of experiments to stay his hun
ger, WILTON, adding 10 III bulk. II Hwcltcd,
he said, Sat one time, fourteen stonr, 50
capped tic uIuzzic my jaws, and like the
hibrruntiug a;,i,r,;,i$. Consumed my own tat :
lie would exist on biscuit and Soda'watcr IOl
days t"gelhrr; then, t" aliay the eternal !'unget
sIiawiug at las vital~, he would make up Il h"r-
r'l mess nj cold u,lat"cs, rre, fish, srces
deluged in viac ar, and gobbiv it up like q ti''s-
isncd dog. On cnhet OF these unsaNrry dishes,
with biscuit and Il glass OK 80 OF Rhine wine,
hc cared not huw sour lac called fra>Iing stump
tunnsly. Upon my observing he might as well
have fresh fish vegetables instead of stale, he
laughed, aud answered, Il nave the ivan'nse
over you: have no palate. One Thing is a
good as another to me- Nothing" said,
''disagrees with the natural man. He fnSts aud
gorges his brains don't bother him; but il you
Wish To live? f-'Who wants to live?' he nc.
plied Not /. The ByronS are short lived
race on both sides, father aud mother Longev-
lily is hereditary avn nearly at the end of my
tcther. dou't fear death a dr.: it Is her
Slingl | can't bear pain" BY stsryins his
body Byron kept his brains clear.
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Cleveland, P1ttsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.

~ KALI hOGA4O.
80 sSE: -
AN and afsr Monday March 1888, Sundays excepted)
" Trains will run follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
i:10 NJ Mail Train, stopping all stations; arrive AZ
p ttsburEh at SOS r NJ and bfidRePort at s;is
1890 Express Train stopping ut all regular stations
ga Roche and New Salisbury are tag eta
tuns for this trairl and arrive ut Pittsburgh ut
$3.50 A. n f.a
LEAVE BmDGEPonT:
GiQ A. NJ Express Trar stopping at all regular Statont
arrive a; Pittsburgh at lf:4O A. NJ, and al CieTe-
land ~ $50 NJ.
4:'o r. NJ Mai, s.orpg at li regular stations ar
arrive at pitIsburgfi at S:;.S r. VI.
LEAVE PITrSBURGH: ss,sT
Geo A NJ Mail Train, stopping MI stations and arrives
at CIevel- nj al % p N and at bridgeport at
ti;"5 4. NJ .Sra2
4:e0 p NJ FNir'ss Train soPpl NJ regular sat'ep ar
rive at BtiJReI at s;i6 p. NJ
Bu. one train bridgeport Cleveland dailyleayes
hridgtporta G;i0 a. NJ
Excuraop Tickets FROM trepOrt TO Pittsburgh and re-
turning, SIS. Good t'rO dng&o1Ey
4 onnecIionH .esa I'D
Connections ~ ali M .rl trains Sfoiovs
Al Cleveland, with trains nr Tuco. Detr" Chicago ana
TIE NpIu est: a", for Erie DuVkirk, ButFtH, NagaTa
Falls aItc Canada. ... ID. .-gf-i ..Ini7
AMI Cerhra Ohio Railroads, to Cndz, Gishoc1n New
arb, laruesvl- ZtreSvl, Wilmington LFncastrr, Collm
IN Cucnuat InliauHpOli and IT louis,
At WhceiUY nth HnIlnOr& Ohiu Nhllronn' Tor Gum
OerIand Harper'l Ferry, Biltmote an w'shneton City,
Local through tick purchased At the variuus
efC s ltnei also, the Union Ticket Office, opposite
fhe LCvrr, Wheeling, Va l.
$uperilitendart's ONCE. C & y IL n. JAMES FARMFE,
Cleveland, March !, 1888 mi6 SUIT,
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CREAM may he frozen by simply pnttngit
into glass vessel, and then placing the whole
in an old bachelors bnsom.
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Cneaper tnan E,yer,

= : 1 90 20 - ~ = SSL --i.
NREAT DISTRESS and heavy LOSSES in the East; Railroad
Stock, Bark Stock and all goods forced thu Market
and sOli prices the Importer and Manu-
have just returne from the ELSert cities Ild hav
purchased goods at Those TunOus prices, anal offer
customers rn the public generally, goods made
order, Goats Pants and Vests in the
fashionable way, and co'hrE lover than theS
hay been offered in this market. You will fr
Clothes for the you have heretofore paid for
Come and "uy [oc2Gl a. NJ ADAMS.
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In connection with tle aboye keep every kind Of
steal Instruments an musical M src,niss generally.
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NEW SPRING STOCK.
7 NEG LEAVE In inform. the puhc that have just re-
turusi from the East with my FIRST SPRING STOCK
de erIniuel ia sell cheap as any house IN
WieelinE.
consists OF all the latest STYLES of
DRESS GOODS, such black and fancy silks, Lawns,
Cint= ,icn.s or lies. variety, Chases Berage De
liues, B-TgeS, with variety of other goods too nuuier
4, to tnentinu.
EMBKODEEIES, the best 10 be found in Wheeling; my
OF Collars .: All prices from the lowest
highest, of and Collars, amongst which
viii AIRr-eile Sets, all the a.
East, complete assorneltef eplbroidered Bands etc
BUNEETS. price from 10 to Sri, the ic+st
brought mt" e MARKET also bonnet Ribbons new ard
flowers, rushes, and thing In the nit
Linz lur.
WHITE GOODS, such plain and hgured Strips ilants,
amongst which would call real French
rucae plain figured ar striped Jaconet Nan looks,
SIIA us S,tATtS, Steal Cashmere, plain aud fancy,
at almost lour oNn nr'ceS.
CASSIMtES Cloths. anl thing In the way cf mems
suii spr'ng can ehef the largest stock any
wheeling and would particularly request meT-
exGnem stock, will selilow at whole
sale.
SIrrs complete line, and of:hoss long Hitts
worth nj l25Sc.
Cal and my sure 1t will compare
favUrahly win ANY other, ard doing, ard have Al.
done business the cash principle, VIII seu Il At
Very low a. ures.
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Winter Arrang mept.
E97.5S s!5:17ssz13
CHANGE ., OF sGIItsptgI, II:

CHANGE OF. SCHEDULE.
TtsANspJRTATI1N OEFICE II a o. R.R,l
WHEELING SEAT or nov . h, lSJT 4 Cd.
lNand after Snnanl Evening N"Y sil' tie Pt.senG-r
" VIII leave this station daily SiH A Nj, 4:4p
NJ. ard Ia r VI Wherlng time. The Accommodation
iai (.>cept sunia') s:In a NJ will ceve AMI dis.
harEr passengers all principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumbs ran!. The Accommodation train is
discontinued on East end of ROAD. I.
isearae at the following stations OILY Ben
wood MOundsVili", Cameron, BurtOn BtntOn's Ferry,
Eairmn Feterman, Graitnn. ROwlsurg Piedmont, Cum
herand No. IL Water station Sir joints Run, Mart burg,
'Iarprr' Ferry, MDnocacv, Svkrsvie, amt Washington
Junction. The Mail rnn daily excerpt Saturday at 10
w' receive and discharge passengers at all the Prn
ciaI stations. r--.
The trains will arrive follows Mail train Ex
train l:15 A. NJ, Accommodation train, from Cum
" e. wOODsIDE Supf.
move J.B FoRD, Agent -
1S5r. 1Q5S-S
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Planes, sisIOlcOn' every kini musical us.r.-
tuned aud repaired
" Al 90 Us warranted At this establishment ncy5
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SHEIEI, MUSIC.

The <'.'et music musical works &C. g.
iRta- W-st-rr, country
EB- Music sers tpany address, pestnss free. sss
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REMOVAL.

TENIIE patronage they have
receiv'4 ffA,n he eli gems of Wheeling and the nubia
e=ns-alV.It th- tstai. respectfully connu.
Of the tvir location No. lis Main,
tween Monroe aii'i tIntsl
Ne purpose, al srRSnns, keen assortment
CHINA ass QuEENSwARE. HOUSE 4 STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods likely to uit
tile taste NJ all who favor Wish paronn9s
Our Rooms spacious nGor,linS facilities gDassed
in the West to exhibit EnotR to advantage,
Retailing RUl packing department coutlnhe
keep on hand original packages of assorted
SiRped this section country extreme Nest
"heh will he offered at small al the
Connected With this house, Is PUNT CiLASS MANU-.
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants relv upon
zNRvn the carriage from the East this point, buying
their Glass and oureilSwRre nom
j. X pUSHAM 4 CO.,
M ~ sNe.lt iaNtptnSt b"tNr. Monroe = TFron
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-Por THROUGH Tickets information, anqnir,
Cehtr Ohio Ticket Office, in hesprisg House, wAter
street, Wheeling, Va.
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sArks n.rwEev pnIL AoELpnIA AND. PIrrsBURaH


FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes. HATS andl
Gaps, Books Dry GoOdS(n box bales "a. ,.r ,nO a
aud t'unks } Drugs (inIONes and baies) ~ P Nv -"
Feathers, PnrS &r.. ..........
SECOND CLAS$-DOmestc Shtetng,
f ia rsg snI n.GsI per leo lbs,
n rolls or boNes)WOo aud sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS-Anvils, Steel Chains tn1
casksI Hemp aeon, and Pork, sailed 70. ~ 100 m.
Goose orin TobAc' hanufaetu- W. Pc NV 'V''
ed, (eScent CT .arS cut g.. &c
FOURTH CIiASS-C.f- Fish, Bacon ,Teef0
aud Pork (tl 9asSs or boxes, castwar) an. , N IT,
lard & Lar OIL Nails, 50 IN Ash, Ger ~ Pr y u.s.
man CLAY, Tar, Pitch Resin. &c. -e-
PLOUR--TJc per bbi. until further notice
GRAfS-In londs IS per lbs until further
notice.
c1TroNs2 rer bale exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice. if
~ Ia shopping goods from any point Of PhIadeI-
phia, I've pNrtiCulartO mark Pac%Rrrs rif
RdlrOdd" All Goods consigned to the agents Of this
At Phia ielPhia Pittsburgh, VIII he Forwarded without
detention.
FRSIsHT AogsTs-C = Evans 81 Kiby street Boston p
Clarke, No Aston House, and No William
Mcdonald No Battery Plnc", wYnrR Pierce eco
vile, o. lrwin aud Sprinsmau BROWN Cincinnati, q;
RIO Meitrum Madison, Ini DuuIesriI, Bell Go, and
Carter Jevett, louisville Ky q O'lI!ley Co. Evaus-
ville Ind r sass g I2uls, Mos Harris wrmley Co,
Me PHI, Tenn; Leech Co, chcaso, Ill., Glass, Fort
waSne, Ind sltelr, PhilA; NIagrRw Roons,
more; d A Stew art Pittsburgh z-
II. II. IfTTSTON, Gent Freight Agent. PhiIad.
apSty] III, LOMBAERT, supt., AItoout, Pa.
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