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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01
n. II. Willis ON Piccolomini.


But how can describe what is Picco-
lominis great peculiaritys Her mouth,
while she sings, plays the most delicious
pantomime possible to conceive! The
eye of the spectator is SO pelted with kiss
es, eSquisitely represented in a sort of alto
re5ievo, that it S absolutely bewildering.
The natural action of the lips seems posi-
lively that, and nothing else-kisses,
caught and put into harness. and made
to do duty like sung words. 1t is most
difficult to realize, as one looks and listens
when she leans over the footlights with
anything of a habit Of kisses seen done, .
that is to say)-that the rest of the aud
fence has not mysterIously disappeared,
leaving the matter entirely on ones self
aud her! And then the absolutely inno-
cent confdingness of the whole play and
pout of those pulpy little rcd lips--look-
ing SO as if they implicitly trusted and be-
lieved in you, while they tried to reach
you-makcs it still more absolutely per-
sonal and private. do not think there
was ever before such all actress on the
stage-one who was unequivocally stamp
ed with the innocence of a child, while she
left upon every auditor the mysterious
memory of kiss. As the ballad says
Such tsco lips to sigh for,
IBy heraldrys test
Should make tulips the ciphcr
Engraved on her crest
though doubt not that the helmet and
shield of the chivalric Plccolomini had 8
bIazon much more warlike, won by thei
swords in those Middle Ages when the,
we're SO famous.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01

Result OF KISSING THE BUTCHER
g NV dear," said an afectionate wife,
"wbat shall we have for dinner today1'
"One of your smiles, replied the hus.
band. / can dine on that every day :
.But can't replied the wife.
..Then take this, = and he gave her a
kiss and went to his business,
He returned to dinner.
"This is excellent steak" said he, "wha
did you pay for it 2"
'.Why what Won gave me this morning
to be sure" replied the wife.
"You did Y exclaimed he; 'fhen yot
shall have the money next time you 60 t'
market.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01
GOOD NIGHT.

Good night / have to say good night
To such host of peerless things!
Good night unto that snowy hand
All queenly with its weight of rings
Good night to fond, delicious eyes,
Good night to chestnut braids of hair,
Good night unto the perfect mouth
And all the sweetness nestled there
The snowy hand detains me, then
III have to say good night again
But there will come time, my lore,
When. if I read our stars Alright,
I shall not linger by this porch
{ With my adieus. Till then. good night
You wish the time were now ? And I
You do not blush to wish 1t So
You would have blushed yourself to death
To own so much year ago
What both these snowy hands ? ali, then
III have to say good night again
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01
a Grand Stairway.

A massive balu strade of bronze work,
for the private stairway of the capitol ex-
tension at Washington, has been compile
ted at Philadelphia, after a design by Ed
ward Baudin Of that city. The Pennsy1-
vanid7s describes it as follows:
at is designed for the private stairway
inside the building, by which members
ascend to the halls, four flights in length,
making the balustrade l62 feet. The
balustrade contains seven main figures
buck at full speed, spread eagle full
front) of the bald-headed kind, a black
eagle STOPPING, with raised wings and
open talons; boy recoiling from IN irate
rattlesnake; a pigeons nest in tree, with
the young birds in it, and the mother as
cending to it; and two fine figures of
Cupids, in different postures, among the
scroll work. These are only the main
figures.
"There are, al through the work, fine
representations Of the pine apple, rhodo-
dendron rose, lilac, cotton plant, tobacco
plant, Inulah corn, dCa0ift, oe. iho
plants and figures are all modelled from
life, and evidence great skill and rare
fidelity to nature. All the scroll-work,
figures, &c. is in the heaviest and most
massive style.-Capt. Meigs not only ex-
pressed himself pleased with, but proud Of
| it, and Lord Napier eulogized it as equal
| if not superior. to anything of the kind he
had seen in Europe"
MARVELLOUS MI pIcINE - The latest
and most wonderful cure effected by q
patent medicine, recorded, is the follow.
ing:
"A boy had swallowed silver dollar
None of the faculty could devise an ale
Walton; whereupon the inventor of paten
! medicines was sent for. at is evident,
said he, shat so considerable coin cai
/ never be forced by any emetic known t.
(. science. However let him take this pill
and flattering consequences will be likell
\ to ensue.n An hour afterwards the DO,
threw up the dollar, bnt IN small chang
! principally Il FIVE cent pieces.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01

D1srsrEREsTED KISDNEss.-"May |
he married ma? said q little beauty of
fourteen to her mother. "Why do you
want to get married 2 retnrnd the mother.
why. ma, you know that the children
have never seen anybody married z and
| thought that it might p,ease them.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01

At an evening party. very elderly
lady was dancing with 3 young partner.
A stranger approached Jerrold, who was
looking on, and said
'sPray, sir, can you tell me who is that
Young gentleman dancing with that very
elderly Lady,"
"Cne of the Humane Society, ] should
tn;al," replie5 Jerrold.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01

The world at large has q deep sense e
the virtue of honest substantially IN
every exhibition that shall command their
admiration. If man makes a fine
speech, which is felt to be only curious
procession of harmonious sounds, and not
what it is meant to be--a true doclara-
ton of inward sentiment-the audience
will not allow themselves to be cheated
into admiration by such mere phantas-
magoria, any more than the palate will be
pleased when the teeth have crushed q
hollow nut; they may possible make an
anplausive noise with their hands and
feet, if the speaker occupies command
ing position, but they will whisper secret
ly-hombugi
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01

THE Mosr Productive INDUsTRY.-
Two college graduates, neither Of them
very remarkable for doing much, parted
on taking their degrees, and met again
for the first time nearly twenty-six years
afterwards, one of them poor as church
mouse, and the other q millionaire, when
the following dialogue took place.
well, B. how do you flourish z,
'Oh, poor as ohurch-monsen was the
reply.
All that's a pity. | am afraid You
have not been Industrious. Iadustry &C
quires wealth in this country.
Very true. But may ask, by what
description Of industry you acquired your
fortune?
why, I-I-I-nsarrisd a rich wye'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01

A Dutchman's heart-rending soliloqry
is described thus; She lofes Shon
Mickle so much pesser IS ], pecaua he's
cot koople tolla-s more % I has
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01
OLD JOKES vERsIFIED.

At church, Joe says. his manly heart
With true devotion swells,
DisproYing that, AS some assert
Hes led there By tho Bellies;
While Jane. the happiest of coquettes,
Whose eye no sorrow dims,
Most piously employs her time
In looking for the Naturalization Post.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-01

TEE man who had cloud on lis brow
has since boen fnlst.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

pleasure ol'nj s5.;t.~t 10 r.
Of my cigar--the moonlight and little
Jennie's presence,
How long we sat there, heaven alone
knows. We talked, and laughed, and
sang, and looked in each others eyes,
and told fortunes, and performed all the
nonscnsiCal operations common amongst
young people ust falling in love with
each other, and might have remained there
until this month Of June, in the year OF
our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty eight,
for aught | know, had not the CARR.
ages been sent 10 convey US home, and
the rest Of the company began TO wonder
where we were.
This wonder begot questions, the ques.
tons fears, and the fears search, headed
by the valiant Bimby. They called and
looked and listened, but our position down
in the sheltered nook among the rocks,
prevented them from hearing US or we
them.
At length they hitupon our path and
all came along, single file, until they got
TO the open space above.
Then they saw q sight.
was spread out in free and easy po'
sition, my bonnet taken of and my hair
somewhat tOwslcd up. One foot rested
on the ground, and the other on rock,
about level with my head Regardless OF
ankles this time, and there sat, pulling
away in very unladylike style, alta high
favored Concha.
Jennie was sitting close beside me with
her head almost on my shoulder, and her
waist almost encrced by my arm. Just
as the party came along above US laugh.
ed out in a loud, IN asculine voice.
"Just think of poor what's his name
thete--Bimby! Suppose he knew that ne
has been making love 10 man.
"Hushl' cried Jennie. "Look here he
is, and oh, my gracious! there is the whole
company"
Yes, we were fairly caught. 1t wasno
use for me to clap on my bonnet and as
sv+44s4le rslsotto again--they had all seen too
much for that Besides, by this time Bob
Styles and Maggie Lee were doubtless
zone fish," and my disguise was Of no
further importance, so owned up and told
the story.
Lawyer Bimby was ina rage. He
vowed to kill me, and even squared off,
but the rest Of the party laughed at him
so numerically, and suggested that we
should waltz it out together, that he final
ly cooled down, and skunk away to take
some private conveyance back to D..
Bob Styles and | are living in large
double house together. He often says
that he owes his wife to my masquerading.
but he doesn't feel under any obligations
to me, for owe my wife to the same
thing.
n. B.-My wife's name is Jennie!
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
The Fourth Of July.

We hope our citizens will not forget 10
celebrate in some good way the coming
anniversary Of American Independence.
Eighty. two years ago, next 4th Of July,
the United States declared their freedom
from British oppression, and that declar.
alton Of Independence should be read
publicly much oftener than it is. Surely
no fourth Of July will be allowed to pass
without giving the rising generation the
privilege OF listening to that which should
be ever kept in sacred REMEMBRANCE by
all who love liberty, and are allowed to
worship their God according to the die.
,ates Of their own conscience. Yes, eel.
citrate the day. Keep it vivid in the re.
membetance Of American youth, and es.
peciaIly at this time, when men are mad.
denel beyond reason and plate Of dissolv.
ing the Union, may its rehersal serve as
check, and point out with effect the on.
" path that can lead our country to the
glorious destiny which we trust awaits
her.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
A PLATFORM OF HAxDs.-At recon

! PLATFORM OF HAyps.-At a recent
fire in Boston, A Mrs. Hickory was caught
/ in the third story, and could not escape
by the staircase. She then went into the
room Immediately under her own, and on
her presenting herself at the window the
persons below called on her 10 take cour.
age and observe their directions, and they
would save her. They then, TO the mum.
her of six or eight, or as many as could
;oip. formed circle, each man extend.
ipr his arms horizontally, and grasping
with his right hand the right, and with
his left hand the left hand of the man op.
posite, their arms crossing. They then
told her to kneel upon the swindow. sill,
and 10 incline her body in such way as
to free her head from the wall, and TO fall
sideways. All being ready, she threw
herself from the third story window
Not a man dew back from the imminent
peril to which each man was exposed
All stood firm, and this poor woman wa,
received i'll safety on The platform ofhands
and arms--without any injury either to
them or herself.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
EXCHANGE MONEY.

We have endeavored 10 post oursell
bout The affairs, prospects, &C., Of the
Totes Of the Exchange Bank, so that we
nghs be able 10 speak adyisedly 10 our
ubscribers, knowing that good amount
| them are in this county. But we con,
sss that amid such a contrariety OF opin.
'n we are not competent 10 arrive at a
ale conclusion. Some Of the ablest lie.
al counsel say that the State is respon.
BILE; others equally as able, say differ.
pr, and so it goes. The notes are sell.
|g, we believe, for Is cents on the dol.
b.
We were in Murfreesboro the other
'y' and found the notes as deprecated
here as anywhere. Mr.Spence is paying
i his depostors and saysif he has any
foney left he will redeem hisnotes. How.
'e'' il may be presumed very safely thai
10 notes will not depreciate farther, ant
p would advise holders not to sacrifice
EN-, We've got little that any on,
~ have for so cents on the dollal, anc
less. if smart men do say the money
Dll never be worth anything.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

"WnIsKERETTEs. w hiskerettes is
the name given to "beaux .catchers," worn
by girls this spring, Tor lack Of whiskers
mouslachees, or goatees. They are made
by drawing down little tufts Of hair from
the temples, and forming them into scol.
lops. The beaux, the presen, season,
add to their attractiveness by wearing be-.
coming garments from the Fashionable
Clothing Emporium Of Clifton, Albright
& Cos, No. Is Cedar ST.. Nashville
Tenn.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

Bxy- The life OF Lizzie Marshall, who
was recently shot in Philadelphia with
two balls from revolver, was saved by
both Of them striking agans, whalsbons'
in her corset.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

The CONDITION OF FRAvcE.--lt is sta.
ted that Louis Napoleon, with wise FORE
thought, has been preparing for possible
contingencies by making Investments in
Eng land and the United States. ltfs sta.
ted, also, by the Paris correspondent o!
The Manchester Guardian, that his aunt,
the Grand Duchess Stephanio, of Baden,
has left Paris seriously alarmed at the pc.
son Of things, and that she considers
lhe State of France sufficiently unsafe
70 have taken out Of the country the sums
pf money she has invested in it.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

B Mr.. PIT. Barnum and the Chav
alier WiIkoff, a partnership cminently
have united in a negotiation
wth Lumley, the great operate manager
pt London, to visit this country with his
Fnt're troupe. The cost ftho enterprise,
Barnum says, will be 100000, and to
support this enormous cost, subscrip.
ion list is required of~sOo subscribers for
twenty nights in New York, and ten in
Philadelphia and Boston each. The price
admission is to be IS seat per night.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

l.a Mrs. Goldschmidt Jenny Lind) re-
",y gave birth to twins--one Of
fch sex. Here we have another edi
Oa IN Two volumes of"Goldsnith's
nimated Nature"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
ESTHsA

TaFen up by Fl. B. Hinton, 3 miles north
Of Winchester. at Hin;on's Mills; one sor.
rel horse. with blaze face, right eye out, and
larger than the other eye. about sever years
old, all of his feet shod, fourteen hands nine
inches high, thin in order and PAGES if de-
sired so to do. May 18th, 1858.
John T. SLATER, R. r. G.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

aI% Billy Bowlegs boasts Of having
killed over one hundred men in one day
with his own hand.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

Ray- Mr.. Cass has resigned his mis-
sion at Rome, to take effect when his
successor is appointed.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

Jcrrold says that boys, who marry old
maids, gather, in the spring time OF life,
,he golden fruits Of Autumn.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10

The saying that "there is more pleas.
ute in giving that receiving" is supposed
TO apply chiefly to kicks, medicines, and
advice.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
WINCHESTER:
Announcement.

Commencement sermon, for the Mary
Sharp College will be delivered on next
Sabbath, June 18th, at the Baptist Church
by Ed. A. G. Dayton.
Services to commence at half past ten
A. M. z. G. GRAVES.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
COMMERCIAL.
Atlanta (Ga.) Market.

ATLANTA, June TIN.
Editor Of The Home Journal
We have 10 report dull and declin'
ing market, particularly in Bacon, whjct
may now be quoted at 0 cents for hog
round lO4 for clear sides; 81 for hams
"a for Shoulders.
Lard 10y, with very limited demand
Flour dull q, 81 for S. F.; 10 for ex
ira in sacks,
Wheat 10 10 rs sacked for good Red
Corn dull at So to 60c, sacked.
No animation in any department oil
trade.
Respectfully,
SEAGO, ABBOTT & co,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
A. DESPORT

MOULD inform the citizens OF Winchester and su
w rounding country that he is prepared to paint in zoo
style all kinds Of designs for the ornamenting of parlOr
and will repair old paintings with accuracy His room
at Jourdan's COZ ner, on the square. lFeb13tf
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
Nashville Market,


From the Nashville Daily News
Juno9, 1868.
Nothing doing in Cotton and Tobacco.
BAcoN.-6 cents for Shoulders, for
Hams and 8 for clear Sides.
FEATHERS are worth $50. in good ship
ping order.
DRIED AppLEs.--The best shipping lots
command 81 al 25.
SUGAR.-Market quiet, quotations as
be(ore-say, 7O9c. according to quality.
MoLAssEs.--ln barrels, 32a35c.; in
half barrels. 37a40.
CorFEE.--At 1908 cents.
WHIsKY.-RectiGcd l7Mo0c.; Country
$4,000.
LARD.-94M9A cents.
LARD observation-disclosures, price for
pure Lard Oil, 90c.
CANpLGs.-Slaf, 2oO22c.; Tallow. - J
Ol5c.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
BONNIE. I | s,

parasols, fans, ladies' belts, ribbons, buttons,
gloves and hoSle Y, pori-monies. pins needles,
percussion caps suspenders, combs, vestlngs,
tweeds. coitnnades. bleached and brown do
mcstlcs, ready made clothing, hats, boots and
shoes, hardware and cutlery, tnware, sugar.
coffee, mo asses, drugs, medicines and die
s,uils, indigo and madrer, soda, pepper, spice.
ginger, and an endless variety of other things
too tedious to name. eli Of which is offered at
the lowest rates to cash nuyers
Good barter taken in exchange for goods at
such prices as we can sell Of again. .r..
April Is. 3m MARTIN a. SON.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
EMYEREEY NEW RnNm3

superior any before arranged by any former artist
in Winchester and would cordially invite visitors, Cades
especially whether they may want pictures or rot lie
has had 10 evidence that his former efforts in this place
failed to give general satisfaction and the liberal patron
age he then received has prompted him to fit himself up
With rooms and facilities for dong superior work that
must certainly induce patronage than from an
appreclative community
The MelanOtype, being taken on metal plate, is not
so liza bic to injury by falling, accident as the glass PIC
lures while in richness of tone and finish 1t IS unsurpass.
ed However, any kind supplied to suit ones desire.
Paintings Dague reotypes and every other style OF pc
in Lockets, Breastpins, Bracelets, DC.
Bring along the Juveniles for he has arranged his light
so that they can he taken before they scarcely move
lie has on hand and intends to keen constantly, arge
stock Of fine Of many Sizes both single and double
tuch az Square Oval and Octosen. Union, shall, had
penny Lind, Portmone, &c. &c. Work to Please or no
say When pictures taken from the room they are
considered sold.
Rooms South side Of the Square second building from
the Custer House, Winchester. Tenn ,,.,,,,,rr
May 90, 1853. II D. huBbhhD.
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PICTURE CALLER Z
O. MI.#. ]. III.

rTAKgS pleasure in informing the ladies' and gentlemen
| of Winchester and franklin Counts '.a again
located in their midst for the rurtcse "f sup lynn"
reasonable terms, any style of Anlboype MelainQ.yrc
&c. He has fitted up
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re lull
ing US
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
yw yoRE AND ERIE RAILROAD

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yI0af rxphFSs - . "a a<,ly fr pizkrs sd san -Ay
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BIZ tttsE..ou wL p, Syr>rls- slt bl<hs NJ
Syrsru-- e. CnrinE ~tth tae bers. C9fnlL. .1 -,
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tars C.acinuai Io...o u t-oit, Chs.so, hI ,,
HEADLEY. Asas1nt rre1drA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-23
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

i fh. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting The Atsnae
cities with Western North western asd South western StsS
By continuous Railway dreot This Rosd aso ooIIsts q
tsburrh daily ns Of steamer 10 al pots On the wet
sn Rivers and Cleveland and Sandu.ty with steamer 20 a
ports the North Lakes-makins the rnost dr
cheap md rAbie y which TRIlGHT can be orwSss
% and from the Grts. West -
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PITTSBURGH
1Iasr CLan-Boots Shoes, Hats AID Caps, Books
Dry boEss bales and trunks) Drugs (n S cents
boxes and bales), Festhers, Purs he...'..'.: II" u
6EcoHp CLAN.-Domeste Sheetinx, bhirtinf and
fkins n Original bAIes) Drug 10 eaksl Hard cent,
ward Lsther (n roll or boKss, Wool sad sheep Mo- a
Feits eastward, e..........................:...
fHIap CLAa.-Anvls, Ste~l ChsiTn Tin osksl .
Hemp Baon and Pork ss-d Qco~e In saksl IS o-nts
fobscoo msnufsctured eSoept Cis.ss or cut kn lO D.
govtrH CL.ss-Cofes Fkh, Bacon, Be.f and
Port lin casks boxes Eastw~d Lard and Lard n ..-
OH. Nails, sooda Ash, German Clay, ru, Pitch, i0o
Rosin, ....................."..J
fLous-75c = bh- until further notice.
8RAH-S5s. r 100 . until further nosr-.
CoTTos-s1 bale, not eXoeedirx 800 weight, anu farhss
notice.
,,eu.r to marx the pecI.se ". P.GnIlvaI. Rsro.d Al
Goods consigned TO the AGENTS Of this Road PhiAdeps
Pittsbursh viii b. forwarded without deteotion.
PsgIcnr AGEkTs-Harrs Wormley Co, Memphis f-sn-
z p Sass Co, 81. Louis; P. O. 0'Rsly Co.. Evansville
Ind Dln-sril Bel Co, and Carter yevett, Lorsyi1s
KY; B. c. Medium, Madison, Ind II. Brown Co, s'A
Irwin & ca, Cincinnati; n: w. Graham Co, Z.neyils
Ohio; Lseehk Co. No - knbyst Boston; Leech Coz No
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