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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-09-23

other, they all mix promiscuously over the
room. And how much nicer and more con.
%venicnt it is for them TO BIO thus seated. The
father and mother and children together
The husband and wife-the brother and sister
the gallant and his lady. 1t is almost i'm
possIbleslo enumerate the advantages. When
church is dismissed, instead of confusion
there is ordcr-the family is not scattered
and there is no waiting nj The door for lost
ones. During services, too, there is no sleep
ing-no tobacco chewing, &C., for. scarcely
any one would do either of these uncomely
things in the presence ofladies at church.
We hope the other churches will follow
suit, and we hope that during crowded tines
at least, a suitable person or two may be ap-
pointed to seat visitors when they enter, and
not let them wander about and seat them
selves as best they can. By such n course
many more will find seats and much more or
der be obtained.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE--TRANK-
LIN COUNTY.

July Term 1853, of the Circuit Court of said
County.
Whereas, RS. Hill, collector of the public
taxes forthe County of Franklin, reported 10
Court the following tracts Of land and parts
of town lots, as having been returned for the
taxes for the year 1857, and that the taxes
thereon remain due and unpaid, and that the
respective owners or claimants thereof have
no goods and chattels within this county on
which he can distr0ln for said taxes, to-wit
GEORGE ]. iloorER-One tract of land 1864
acres, lying in civil district, No. 8, valued
at Sl5l6 90; bounded on the east by C.. l..
Turner'S land. On the north by the lands of
G. J.. Turner and John W. Martin, jr. On
the west by James II. Grants land, and on
the south by the land of Michael Williams.
Taxes ~ o., Clerks fees 81 80, Printers
fees 81 30, Collectors fees 81 90.
JEREMIAH CLEvELAND.-One town LOT, be-
ing parts of lot Nos. . and Is in the town Of
Winchester, Tennessee; said part of lot No.
, being the Zone on which NJ. Custer's Tav-
crn house is situated; and the said part Of lot
No. Il, being the ono on which the stable Of
sad Custer is standing; valued at SlSOO W.
| Taxes 81 GS, Clerks fees 81 80, Printers
fees 81 so, Collectors fees ST. 20.
SwINK's IlEIGs.-One tract Of land 100
acres more less, in civil dIstrinct, No. 8.
bounded on the south by Rowland school tract
Of land. On the east by William Graham's
land. On the north by John S%eaton's land.
and on the west by II. II. Gardens land; val
ucd ut 500 CO. Taxes 81 81, Clerks fees
81 80, Printers fees 81 80, Collectors fees
81 90.
Wherefore it is considered by the courtthat
judgment be and is hereby entered against
the aforesaid tracts ofIand and parts of town
lots, respectively in the name of the State for
the sums annexed to each, being the amount
of taxes due scverally thereon for the year
1857. And it is ordered by the court that
sad tracts Of land and parts of town lots, or
so much thereofas shall be sufficient of each
Of them to satisfy the taxes, costs and charges
annexed TO them severally, be sold as the
law directs.
n FpTZTEII. Clprk Sr
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FOR HERSUERA SPRINGS

For the accommodation of the public who
wish 10 visit Bersheba SpringsVin McMinn.
vile or Tracy City, the Stages will run to and
from those Places, dnlly, connecting with the
cars at eoci place, as follows;
Leave McMinnvIlle every morning at Z
o'clock, and arrive at Bersheba Springs tho
same day at 2o'clock.
Leave BerSheba Springs every morning At
9 o'clock, and aviyc ut McMinnyille at III
O'Clock, n. m.
Leave Tracy City every evening at 4 o'clock
md arrive at Bersheba Springs tho same cve-
ming at s o'clock.
Leave Bersheba Springs every morning at
A o'clock, and arrive at Tracy City at III o.
clock the same day, giving passengers time tn
take dinner at each place before the depart
ure. Passengers will be carried 10 and trom
the cars at each place,
Nj. A. PRICE.
july Is By ). }, MARSHALL, Agt.
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c.. A. SnooK.-lt will please any
one Of taste TO take a look through
the beautiful stock of goods our Post
Master has just opened. HIS stock is
large and consists of all that is usu-
ally brought on, but we must mention
that we have seen some Of his d lalns,
and silk Arabian i~ancles, that surpaSs
anything we have evcr seen before
He has also some beautiful silks and
anew feature in shawls. By-the-way
we think Mr.. Shook needs more room.
One can scarcely turn round in his
house without falling over a pile OF
goods, rcady.made clothing, or a box
of hats or boots. When Saturday
comes we wonder how the school girls
will find room. for certainly all oflhcm
will 90 10 see him if they want to be
pleased. We invite all TO go and ex-
anime the taste displayed by Mr.. S..
in the selections of his goods this sea-
son.
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COMM ERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
From the Nashville Daily News.

From the Nashville Daily News.
Thursday, Sep. 90, 1853.
Cotton.-Sales - bales lOlc; 10 at
&c, and 5 at %.
Tobacco.-Nolhing doing.
BAcoN.-ShcuIders &c, Hams 7aOS!c,
Clear Sides 8aS4c, from wagons. From
storc-ShouIders g.; Hams o. "a dc
Clear Sides S309c.
Whcot.-Buycrs are offering Csc for
prime Red, Is for White.
SuGAn.-Market quiet, quotations as
be(ore--say, 709c. according to quality.
MoLAssEs.--In barrels, 32a35c.; in
half barrels, 37a40.
CoFFEE.-At l20l3 cents.
WmrsKY.--We quote 2002l for Rec.
tilted. Country brands 100000.
LARD,-0 cents.
LARD Observation-Disclosures price for
pure Lard Oil, 00c.
CAyDLrs.-Star, 20022c.; TaIlow, l2I
Ml5c.
Feathers are worth 35O3S cents, in
good shipping order.
Sall.-m barrels 37A per bushcl; Fine
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STATE OFTENNESSEE.--FRANk
Il COUNTY.

CIRCUIT COURT, JULY TERN. 1855
Lewis :. BoS,ick, ct ais. VS.. b. W. Corn and wife. 70.
titiOn to sell land and negroes.
In pursuance OF a degree Of said Court pronounced at the
above Term in said cause, TO sell the land and negroes
mention ed in said Petition, | will on Monday the ih day
of October, 1853. Offer for sale to the higlent olduen 10
fore the court house door in Winchester, on a tLeui, :,
one and ? wears, tract OF land containing one p as,i
acres being a tract Of land OF which liilesbery pG
died, seized and dossessed, Ia more particular s bidh;nss
OF said land will he given on day or ses' Wv 's'
for said land to commence At 81 per aeIn, ~ lac al.
Also al the sane time AMI Piiee. ! WI oIs p 10y
the following slaves as the ProPsHni l, nj ~ nv Rohs,t, on /,
heirs, viz, blHey, Jack AdnIm e,r Einsv 70 commence
eie Sas ~ ia. Iaes siiJO %, Idnline 500 o., Elil' $500 20
ahn h9ue.t I. 10 or more securities will be required Of
bolus ~ OF said liud negroes, ard a lein retained
Tue =. nropty until the purchase money Is paid
,n-rrsi fq, ISIS. .rhiHNShbf' teihNO'
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NEWSPAPER LAW,

Ian subscribers who DO not give express, notice 10
ne contrary are considered az wishing to continue their
,.,. o..
2.-If subscribers order the dlsContinuance OF lhelr pa:
psrs, the Publisher MAY continue to SEM 'hem uh''' Ut
rearagss are paid. u.i. ,.rs
Air Subscribers neglect or refuse totake lhelr papers
Rom tho post ofioe to which thcy. are sem, ihey uIe hrna
until the bills arc selllca' ana their papers
ordered to be discontinued,
Rey. Subscriptions for a shorter time
than one year must be paid in advance.
Hfy-. When credit for the paper is Civ
ento the end of the year three dollars
viii be Invariably charged.
1ky- Hereafter no club subscriptions
al less than tho regular price (S2) will
b . treceivcd.
H6y-Single copies sold at 10 cents.
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E2Ds. ASKED Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

A benevolent Institution, established by special en-
doNIrut Tor the belief Of the SICK aud dis
Irasci, Afflicted with ~yrtulcht and
epidemic diseases.
p. o m PEI sons oflictrd with Sexual Diseases, such as
S p'rulatOuhUa, Seminal weakness, Impotence, Como
rIrt, Gl'ri, Syph IS, TIE OlInlsm, OF self Abuse. NC.
Tia" llDNiIj A s1Cat on, in view Ol the awiul des
]tu,t,0H oiAUmu uic, Csused By Sexual di'easrs, "ni
the d]rgoViiDuE r%IaCiised upUu the unto tTnate VIC ms 0i
such diseases hy QuaCk-, several years ago directed their
Iuusuitiu. Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their nlnr to open a Iisrcnsary for tie Treatment oithis
class 81 diseases, in al ihrir forms, ard to give Medical
advice GRATIS, 'oall who apply by letter, with AIDES
crItlUn OF lhrIr condition. Gage. occupation, habits Of lite
Gc,n md IN ,iees Of extreme poverty, 10 FURNISH
Medicines FREE OF CIAKGE. II is needless TO AID
that the IS ~uCatIon commands tie hi-hcst Medical skill
q. the s-c, aud viii furnish the most approved modern
Treatment.
The directors. on review Of the past, feel assured
that their labor, IN this sphere Of benevolent ciDIi' hite
teen OF rieat icrrht to tie afflicted, ~etIetiaH| "'
yery iurOris Of hut much drspiscd cause. u
Ju~i Published by the Association a Report on ~
t,uthua, or seminal Weakness, the wee ., ~ ~
MrSturraiipn or self bnsr, AMI other bss'sysu VI IN Nv ~,
ScXullOraaus, by the Consulting surgeon, u IpIR ~
sent hy mail, On a sealed letter enne'orJ
CHARGE, On receipt OF TNO STAMfN '.I,1 -
Adde'S, for RerOt Or tTeatnienii ~. - y h'
CtLfIOUN ia. sultinz surgeon, llowdlu AssO'iilioh' No
. Sari1 Ninth street, PHILADELPHIA "a.
: '"''' '''" By order Of the D%iIectorsi
EZlRD HEARTwELL, President.
CFo. TArrHIID u, SccTeiaTy'
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An advertisement in our next will
give, we guess, the news OF a large
arrival of Fall and Winter goods at
Braze!ton Il Kinninyham's. They
have already received a small portion
VIM. Stewards fall goods are now
open, aud are going of like hot cakes.
He is always OIL hand and has told
the people through an advertisement
that he too is doing business in Win
chester, and desires to exhibit the mcr-
its Of his purchases.
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II. N%AssAUER. THAT Mr.. Nassaucr
has an excellent stock of ready.made
clothing on hand, is not only proven
from his advertisement. but we will
vouch for the fact ourself. We were
with him in New York when he made
his purchases and judging from the
innumcrablc solicitations he had from
the first class houses 20 buy, and the
large stocks placed for his examina-
ton, we feel assured that his long eX-
pcriencc and good judgment asto the
wants orour people failed him not
Go and see his selection.
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An English hciress has married Il
Spanish bull fighter. This may en-.
courage some Of FOUR young fellows to
turn buII.hghters. We don't know
that the sport would be very danger
Gus to them. Their friends have
known u score Of horns enter their
bodies every day without killing them,
-LOuisriUe JOnrn0i.
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Wines, Gin, Rum &c. We will also keep a
good supply of SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLAS-
SES, CANDLES, TEAS, SARDlNES, OYS-
TIERS, PICKLES, Sc.
Everything in the family grocery line will
be kept for sale at the lowest market prices
besides the best quality of llQnrrs ut our bar.
by keeping an orderly house and the best ar
tc|cs Of everything, "" hope to share a lib
craI portion Of patronage. Sept %.
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N. "FRIZZELL, Clerk &c.
NOTICE.,

In pursuance of the foregoing order of sale
[ will on Mondoy, the Is, day of November,
lS5S, before the court house door, in the own
of Winchester, offer for sale, for ready cash,
the trocrs of land aud parts of town lots men,
toned in snid order Of sale or SO much there
of as Will be sufficient, of each of them, to
satisfy the taxes, costs and charges annexed
to them. This 18th day Of September, 1858.
RS. HILL, 7. C.
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NOTICE..

ALL persons having claims against the es'
tale of Richard Lyon, dec. are hereby noii'
fled to file their claims with the Clerk of the
County Court OF Franklin County, duly au.
rhcntIcated, &c, on or before the LIST day Of
December next, the insolvency of said dece.
dant's estate having been suggested 10 sale
Clerk by the un .ersigned.
Aug. 3, 1853. W. g. handy, Amr.
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ES'EI:

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 woter.power where there was
formerly a cotton factory in operation
also, One and Two.horse Threshers and
Scparators, made by G.. Westinghouse q
Co, of Schenectady, N. Y, whidh they
insure. Call and see one operate in
thrcshing any kind Of grain, and see their
bills, certificates, &c, &c. EsJ- A good
bargain may be had by calling soon on
the Undersigned, who is authorized to sell.
aug22 p. !. CURLE.
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Our young bachelor friends, Hand
ley a. Henderson have their shelves
smiling under tho weighty influence
of a nice stock of dry goods for the
fall trade, and are as polite and gen
tlemanly as ever. Go and see 'em la
dies, even ifthey are young ccIibatcs.
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NOTICE..

ALI. persons having claims against the es-
ate of William Little. dec, are hereby notl-
jed to file treir claims with tie Clerk of the
County Court OF Franklin County. duly au-
thenticated, &C.. on or before the LIST day OF
December next, the insolvency of said dece-
dants estate having been this day suggested
to said Clerk by tie undersigned.
AUG. D, ISIS. VIC handy, m
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Church Rules.

We are glad to see that Dr.. Baird, Pastor
of the c. P. Church, has gotten his members
and attendants in,o::a diffe rent mode of sitting
during services. Instead Of the mee occu.
.pying one side exclusively and the ladies' the
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n. r. Martin has gone on and Wl''
have the latest stock and we venture,
a fine one, on hand next week. BE
ready.
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Scpt,6 1858.

OF We are glad to see that efforts are be-
ing made to re-organlze the order OF the
Sons of Temperance. 1t is a fact that no
temperance organization exists at present in
oar midst, the Good Templars and all similar
institutions having died out. Sometimes it
seems like opposition to intcmperancc does
no good, but when we reflect upon the fear
fl responsibility resting upon all to remove
as far as possible the temptation from the
young, whose minds arc so susccrtibicto evil
influences, and to set before them examples
worthy Of imitation, we must say boldly aud
earnestly to the people of Winchester: es-
chew all that can corrupt, and hail with glad
ness all that promises TO alleviate.
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Ga account of a failure to get u
papcr in time this week Il issue is
somewhat bclatted. Will do better
in the future.
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d. HUBBARD s.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.


Elizabeth Brannon ~. j. G. Brannon, ct ais.
On motion OF Complainant, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk g. Master
thatthe defendant, Thomas Brannon, is a non
resident Of the State OF Tennessee 20 that the
ordinary process OF the law cannot be served
upon him, it is there ordered that publication
b. made for four successive weeks IN the
Home Journal, tt newspaper published IN
Winchester, requiring sad nonresident se-
PENDANT to appear on or before the mrs. aa5
Of our next Chancery Court, holden AZ Ine
Court House in Winchester, on WEDNESDAY
after the third Monday in February NEXT anu
plead, an>wer or dcmur to s!id piI ., VI.
same will be t, ken for confessed ana set
n. r. ESTlLL. c g. ".
Sept. 90, 4w, printers fee 50 90
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+. A. LoughmiIIer--thc real bust.
ness man--the universally needed
man in our community--selIs scores
of goods and has a good stock to sell
from. Read his card.
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A Coop TvRNr.-John Eskridge, Esq, Of
this county has laid on our table a turnip
measuring fourteen inches round. Quite a
TU:N.UP.
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Our clever friend, Wiley S. Embrey
is doing a heavy business in the dry
goods line. With u beautiful stock,
and himself so accommodating we
wonder not that his customers are nu-
merous. Read his advertisement.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Tenn.
EDlToR HOME JOURNAL: Please announce
to the people of Franklin and Lincoln coun-
ties that | am a candidate to represent them
in the Senatorial branch Of the next Leg!sla,
turf, and oblIgc
Yours, truly,
j. ]. ALTERNATELY.
Sept. 6, 1868. lie.
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UHAvE on banda large lot of sash, well
Il primed and glazed, suitable for churches,
depot houses, school houses, &c. Sash of the
following sizes, "a light windows 10 by IL;
ls light windows 10 by IL, which ] will sell
at factory prices, J. i. FORBES.
July Is, IT.
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!NRLY ONE PRIHE TO EVERY NINE TICKE1
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
AnnroXimation Prizes.

ieJ" A Circular showing the plan of
the Lotteries will be sent to any one de-
SirouS OF receiving it.
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AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.
81. IN. P"ETTINGILL g. CO,,...New York.
|JOHN p. HEFNER, Winchester.
GEO. E. PURVlS,. McMinnvillc
n J. CUMMINGS, ....,....... rulluhoma.
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SALE or LAND AND NEGROEs,

BY virtue of a decree of the County Court Of Franklin
County in Tennessee, pronounced at its August Term, 1853
in the cause OF James VI. Shield agriust the heirs of Julia
e. Sims, dee i will on Monday the ith day of October,
1855 offer for sale TO the hiihrst bidder, on a credit Of Il
months, at the court house door IN Winchester, the lands
OF which Julia c Sims died, seized and possessed, con.
tanning one hundred acres more or less, conveyed to him
by " M. Smith aud John Orcar, lying on the waters Of
the Elk River, in district No. 8. Also one negro Girl
named Phehe. about Y ar II wears old, the bidding for the
land to commence at : | IN Per acre, and for the negro
800 10. The purchaser will he required to give bond
aud security. aud d lcin vii, be retained until tie purchase
money IL paid
Aug. nth, 1853. X. +. SIMS, Clerk.
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SELI'E d co.

7GERG2GAGG g TABOR
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ON THE PI.AN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five thousand Four Hundred and Eighty.
five Prizes.
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355ISlE y! !j4L N DO ULo
Ten Thousand Dollars in the suds


An ex-banker of Cincinnati, OHIO, who
.'went under" during the late financial
crisis, and was compelled, by "outsIde
pressure" to "shut up shop and endea'
vor to 'realize assets amply" suiilcen! to
cover all his lie abilities, was thrown INTO
wild state of excitement on Tuesday
last, so humorously remarks the Com
mercial, of that city. lie was, in fact, in
condition of mind bordering upon Phren-
". Il seems that he has queer habit Of
having breeches washed. Last Ihdrs-
dav, the ex-banker's unwhisperabes went
out as nsual-one pair, al least but the
washerwoman, from some unexplained
cause, was dilaory, and did not put the
bifurcates into suds as promptly as she
was wont. Saturday came, and she con-
cluded 10 lay the JOB over until the FIRST
of the week. Monday she was nierruP-
ted, and the unmenGonables were again
nut aside until Tuesday. That morn.
mo. however, she resolved TO dispose OF
the contract, and accordingly she prepared
the instruments. She got the water hot,
the suds made, and held the "breeks by
the wais,band, and was about to subject
them 10 hydropathic treatment when her
hand was suddenly arrested, and her heart
sent struggling into her throat by iun-
ous rapping at the door.
She hesitated, stood aghast between
terror and her wash-tub, but before she
had time TO collect her faculties her pat
ron stood before her, his features distor-
ted, his eyes blazing with frantic eXclie'
ment Surveying her an instant, ne
screamed rather than inlerrogaied, "Hace
you-HAvE you washed my breeches
HAVE YOU washed my breeches ! You've
ruined me, ruined me have you washed
mv''-but suddenly catching glimpse OF
the garment, still clutched by the suspend
ed hand of tie terrified Iaundress, ne leap
ed forward with nervous energy anu
snaIching lhem from her, he ran hls own
hand hastily along the waislband, until he
met with something that seemed TO satisfy
his desires, and sinking down IN CHAIR
he fairly went inio Mysteries. BY this
time The poor woman found voice, and
asked him, "Why, Mr.. -, what is
the matter ?" ooh, woman, woman.
he sobbed, "what all escape ! There is
ten thousand dollars in those breeches'
Where's your scissors Get them quick.
Had YOU washed thuse breeches | would
have been ruined. Wha! an escape J!
The laundress got the scissors the seam
Of the waislband was ripped open in an
instant, and before her asionished gaze
behold layers Of bank bilIs-of what val
ne she knew not, save that he repeated
'ten thousand dollars, ten thousand dOi-
lars What an escape What an es-
cape y
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COL Benton on the LiuIe Giant.--
Colonel Benton, in conversing with a
friend many monthssince gave the fol.
lowing summary view OF the prospects
of Mr.. Douglas :
"The little giant" said he, sis in too
great hurry 10 be great man. He for
gets that giants don't wear seven-league
boots now days, and that the first Office
in an elective government cannot be taken
by storm. His ambition is much beyond
his ability. for although fluent speaker,
his ideas don't bear the proper proportion
10 his words, and though he runs fast he
carries little weight. He thinks he can
best'ide this continent with one foot on
the shores Of the Atlantic. the other on the
Pacific. But he can't do it-he can't do
II, sir--his legs are too Short"
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G303GB pG8g8yBo
MY GUARDIAN ANGEL.

have a guardian angel,
With beaming azure eyes
Their brightness is reflex
OF glory from the skies.
Wilh form OF faulllcss beauty,
So lovely that il seems
An idol | have cherished,
In faaey's fOndest dreams
l have a guardian angel,
Around whose radian! brow
Caressing chestnut UesseS,
In rich luxuriance flow;
With cheeks of blooming freshness,
And lips which only part
To breathe, in gentle accents.
The language Of her heart
have guardian angel
Who grieves when | am aad
Whose features glow with pleasure
Wiener my heart is glad
Whose smile dispels each shadow
Which lowers DER my way ;
Who scatters thornless roses
Where'er my footsteps stray
have a guardian angel
When she is by my side
know no dark misgiving,
Whatever may belide.
And more than fame and fortune.
And even life, prize
Ny lovely guardian angel,
With beaming azure eyes
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HOG CHoLERA--A disease called the
hoo cholera is making sad havoc among
The swine of The lower part oil kana"ha
county, Va, along the river on both sides
f,om Charleston 10 the Putnam line. One
faro,er has lost over 200 head OF fine hogs
ano,ber 1877. Some smaller farmers have
los, all, or nearly all they had.