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TO THE LADIES.
ms psiiciors 70 TAKE.
EVERY CODNTRY MERCHANT


should no, leave the ci,y until h. has pro.
cured a.urply u kcLcRn'. Strengthening
cordial. II sells rapidly, because Il al.
ways cures. A liberal dscoun, will be
male 10 those who hwy to sell again.
CAvfIuN.-ilcsafc o. druggists or
dealers who iaay r.! 70 palm upon YOU
somc Bitter o. ~s,rsapariila ,rs.h, which
they can bus cheap. by saying Il 10 ju.,
ne good. AVOID .leh men. Ask Tor NJ.
Lsas's Strengthening Cordisi, and take
nothing else. I, Is the only remedy that
will purify tho blood ibrrcSvhlys and at
the sansr tim, Strengthen the system.
ons sshle.pscnisI sstss every morn.
Ing, lasting, u . certain preventive for
Cholera, Chills and Fever, fsllos Fever,
or any prevalent disease.
Price osly VI per bottle, " sir bottle.
FOE ~.
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w sre Authorised 10 announce Judge
! ". ~ KbRtD.E A. a candidate for
Judge " Pamela C'cunly
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We are suthorised to announce JAS.
JONES - . candidate for Shsnif a.
sasn election. no,ls.,i
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tT' The edi,er Of the Sr1s IL hcrsh,
va riaed TO announce Judge VRyiLL.b,
|iRRlsoN As the peoples candidate for
: election 10 The o.kee Of Probate Judge.
MANY VOTERS.
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wsase authorised to sssouuee JOHN
~ - 3 sooGasss for Asss~cr Of
'aeis county.
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j. n. McLrAN,

Sole proprietor o. the Cordisl.
Also. Mct.stn's yclcsnic oil Linimrni.
crPrinsipal depot On the ara Of
Third and PIN. streets. ~. Louis. No.
CJ'for sale in rfnola, Mss,ssirvi, By
Tiios. " CLARKE,
Al me Brrk Corner.
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- Non0Qm
- s1Asslsseb sassssse Z. O
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We are authorized to announce TlioS.
PRDpliirs 80 . esndiistc Tor sheriff
psasla sSsnsy. ., the ncx, election.
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We are authorised 10 announce n. &.
[AYLOR, u Paaola, ~ 4 candidate for
Attorney u the Seventh Juiicial
District, 81 tho ncut Octobcr election.
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We are authorised 70 announce IA.
rnANlEL W. WILLIAMS as a candidate
|or District Attorney for the lib judicial
., the election on tho IL, Mon.
lsy 10 October next.
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~, hssssss. $50 ~ A~sssssss sssssaE
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~ htaasss, SD sN Dfssssfs sfssfHH
Us~ . B1ssfssfss tsssf ~ sfsmsss
dyspepsia. Heartburn, Inward Piles, A.
idily u SiaAnes. of The AiHmaah, iuil
ness VI blood to lha Heal, llnll laa af
swimming To- ibf Head talpnion 1T The
Heart, i%ulln0sa " Wolghi n Tho slpmlph,
Sour Imetaiipns, Chlktnf ~ suBnoal ~
ieellhr when wing down, nDnasfuf vi.
lpsngss " The hkn anl l}a, AlFht
Swrnts, Inward ltsfta, PAN N the snail
N the BACK, rhail uf SIDE, sud- - dl.hes
n heat, Depression VI Aptils, Iurbifil
Dreams, languur, Dependency, of ans
Nervous Disease, sofos ur blplohe. on
the SKIN. aud Fever and Agne l0f thlls
aud ~fesefl, u will also cuie diseases n
The Bladder aud Womb, zach ~ ,rmnnl
Weakness, lnoeniihence " Urine, Stfan.
quarry. Inflammation or Woaknes. of The
Ncpb " lIlnijcf, Whites, 4c
rhDs ~ ~ .w'sisl, stssf a.
This cordial will never fall 70 cnfe nny
" The above diseases. II taken A. per di.
r%rrtidns on each houlc, In nrfman, IN.
ylish or French.
es.. NssV . .NaUs~ ~ RsVrs.
have been sold dntinr The past - months,
aud IN M instance has Il failed IN giving
entire Satisfaction. Who, then. viii ,uf.
fer from weakness. 81 debility vhan Nc.
Lean, strengthening Cordial will cure
your
TO THE LADIES.
DO YOU wish to be healthy aud s,fongi
Then x al cnce aud get VI Mclean'-
Ccrdial. Il will strengthen and in,lgo.
rate your blood 10 COS through every
vein, and the rich, rosy bloom to moun,
TO your chessks again. livery bottle war.
rantcd ~ give Satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN
We say to parents. II your children are
sickly, pany. " afflicted With complaints
rresalcn, among children, give them n
small quantity ~ Mcican's Cordial, and
Il will make them hssl,lr, ia, aud robust.
Delay no, q momcnti ivy !, aud you viii
be cgnrirced.
MS pEticiors 70 TAKE.
EtERr cODNTRY MERCHANT
should no, leave the ci,y until he has pro.
cured asurply u E~ct.enn'. Strengthening
tto,I.pl. Al -slls rapilly. hecausp A nj.
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I'os Circwia Clerk.

We ere ss,horifcd 20 announce J0nN
/. HARRISON asa csniids,. for rc-clec.
"a to the caice Of Circui Cisrt.
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We ere authorised to announce J. A.
pSeS ss candidate for Assessor Of
asla ssusty.
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VI srs authorized TO annoancsrRANK.
N MOORE ass candidate FOE reelection
sss ofce Of Sheriff u pan,ln county.
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~ We ere asthsrised 10 announce
u. SIMPSON - . candidate for Tar
sssssof Of paaels Cssssy.
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Fer l'euasy Treasusers
~ We ere asshcrissd to announce
. y. WRITTEN - Q candidate for
ssssy Treasurer II Pamela county.
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We are Authorised 10 snssuncc TnOM.
{. HUDSON asa candidate for Shsr.
Of the ecsnty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-10
ZOE RENT.

7rCtTeErNrg, rf3T1,ARcF Fo1-F sroRy-sror2g
No. 81 Assza 8 ra]g9 }aropgb to Bank Place At
- - uy Eiau a tA1'altls. r. a sloI
Ae l31G 70 Ms R7-ctyNFR acknowledgements
=. FoE FEyT-177 T1E TT-PPgR P1eT A.
@ BHnss Nos e. f o IS 81 C9ag d street belong
second bird and fourth SORES Al constructed 70 form
ys @ na g p qonSG I,E WIZ sesre
eT stee Inc 5G1Pa T?@E being aiaea mt two barge
i'ab for offices etc. etc., the whole could tie easily
converted into magnificent boarding house for private mi
392o i F. w..sNYTHE, 26 Bank Place.
FOE, II tlNF-IWQ I.ARGE LIGHT AND cool OF
street Possession given Il I, oG,2lsr 4EPlyTtq9
an1of Etp0Ni' n A. II Ia NY ! fodlricrs
C4N4I SfERT store No iS2 Canal street re y y
and stre5ts At ie1 occupied by Messrs dier
Apply to VINCENT & CO.
jy2S IS Custnmhou,e street,
St Charles aud tgfGp street, from The IS Of August
5a26 t At HYDE i Goodrich's
-
BEDS FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEGNE.-LEEDE 4
II C Iron founders and Mnniaetnrers of Vertical and Hort
gsr Kettles CiaTor Filters steam and Horse Power Drain
Ing Machines saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Golnmna ans
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate srs and 81
h2yS %sq 4E SRh2 8 Ss a are to eoruo
tsl2 a&Wly L,GEEs 4 60:
TTNTJ,ECTl STATES C.Ts Az MARINE RI Nm ETS
,rfrbH6 II ~ II ~ n ,,-H1i =, - .iz - +'
alse g bTcaasa If p TS@l n 1s for
rive Nj less INN r1s of rnaTfc Snrlrs can h. na,, NJ
oir oFiaa - " n / tTfyEIE6j}D 10 rS6 t1'' -"
se9 I'm - " - - - I,o-Si stroot
2s ~ -gl.e. sssees.
q SLAVE DEPOT No 1876 CIR AVER AND re
"a DRYADES STREETS.
k2s$ 10 TRADERS. ri, NTFRE AND NFRC4 NTS--
Having opened ny Old stand ind q the lst Of Jafy 1858
fcit the patronage Of my old friends and customers
" O. r. HATCHER
M IL. GEORGE BUCKINGHAM HOLDS OUR
VI full power OF Attorney pissed before james
Graham Notary
jy22 If COLEMAN RRITTON & WITHERS,
NOTICE - THE FURfIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED
In that Fourth removed from St
Peter street PnntIln buildings to the corner Of hartres and
St Peter in III Office oruer occupied by the Recorder
OF the Second District
New Orleans, August 23d, 1855.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-10

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be tremembered that this 18th March 1855
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, and H. p
Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according
and Say that the
correct nkcriPt from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presden
h. p JANYIER, Secretary.
Swornto and subscribed before this 10th dav of March,
A. D. 1858 O. N. BRADFORD,
Second Jusce Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved
per the outstanding certificates Of profits,
and the second Monday May and redeem
and after that date the scrip issued of the 655 eseng
under the provisions o. their charter cash capital of FIVE
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
a scrip dividend Of FORTY-TWO PER CENT o the
earned premiums Of the year ending February 49, 1883
which certificates will be issued and after the first day
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. GARRIERE, Vice President.
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DENTAL EOTTCE-DR. 7. WKsR,
Prhetical IlnnIIaI M ~ ST lnarlAa lleaa.aA

g. DENTAL EUTTCE-DR. Il. #RsR,
% Practical Dentist, No liz St. Charles BsRsas,
6YsbS@izassssSa Poydras street.
S-11I1I j. ". would call particular attention LIS
method constructing ARTIFICIAL TEET H They srs ERds
perfectly natural in form ard shape with alse gums The
original form and expression G the mouth face rsssra
with clear and distinct Authorization speech This secsad
by having the ins Of the teeth and Of natural sT
which the readily adapted. This prevents hiss
ing sound often observed In artificial eetA.
The Doctor has been pc1tcing this city yesfH
feels confident that will satisfaction those FF
honor him with their patronage All persons desTous a o.
PiTfIarg faIN u
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egEzgzsasa MEDICAL, SUICIDAL AMI E.B-
$500 CHASlCAL DEETISTRT--Tlr A p. DE)3-
TIE manufacture superior Artificial TssSh
A&I1I-LL Il Cold, PlatfRs, Silver or CUTS Perchs.
Teeth without pain Otee, Nc 10 Baronne
New Orleans ap ~
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ETFTERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

A=CORnlAL FOX LADIES AND Az ED FfttSOAS
Thshghy agreeable cordial is taken pure and was prepared
by me nj Tue request oil Hhuhhtt o. lanes VINO nag repre-
bpTs which he mbbed undilued the loss 81
Time which they OCCASION aud he mistakes made from gno
rance Of the mode Of administering them.
THESE well founded objections enabed me to understand the
excellent and beneficial preparations me one manu- gcFtd Ry
me he taken pure Ohvaes all the difficulties alluded 10. II
highly eCacious in of general WehkneSs and in nerv
Gus affections generally ana Is certain PreheLFhVe from
gasfritht fatal disease peculiar 10 warm and humid eli
mates reestablhes the appetite, nyRORtes the general
system and lime restores healthy color to persons whohave
acquired lymphatc temperament
This cordial possesses only property of stimulating the
appetite Of aiding digestion II tempted by sumpuouH
repast indulge beyond the bounds Of prudence suffer from
slow and npeded Digestion small glass of this admirable
liquor occasions speedy reet Hnd facilitates the work OF nature
Pesonsin good health it as preservatiVe and pleas
Those the habit Of taking lunch and particularly
Indies will find 1t invaluable addition this repHst, not
merely on account Of its exquisite flavor but from It's digestive
The delicate constitutions from infancy old age, OF
both sexes may employ it without the slightest Inconvenience
a. A. PEYGHAUn,
jyl5 No los Royal street,
FLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER-The
undersigned have hand and constantly receiving
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber which they invite the attention
100000 feet dressed tongued and groOved Yellow Pine
100000 feet Z inch thick dressed tongued and grooved
yellow Pine Ceiling.
100000 feet IL inch square joint Yellow Pine Flooring
100000 feet dressed Yellow Pine weatherboards.
500OJO feet Yellow Pine assorted scanug Joss Weather
boards, inch Boards ks Strips etc.
-O''''' SNS}L MCCONNELL. co,
Successors Merritt 4 Mcconnell
Callope and Hoaard sis. New Basin,
81 Any communication dropped in Box ST. Mechanics As
s1E51t0n, attended TO- jel 6m
d Ladies' Misses AID Childrsus Boots, Buskius and sim
es and Surfing Hees inst received consignment per
j. B. VALENTINE 4 co.,
je2I d Common street
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WOLFE'S AROMATIC SOHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
Druggists and Merchants, and all dealers in any OF the
articles contained In the above catalogue will
vantage by calling sending their orders above where will
be found the RoFteXtensive of GENUINE PATENI
MEDICINES in the United States, and prices
Please ADDRESS, j. WRIGHT 4 co.
GENUINE MEDIGINE WAREHOUSE,
matt Nos. I5l aud q Chartres street NewOreans.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

7 WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
ssnd popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggs and Dealers at Proprieto lowest wholesale prizes
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl q Cbartsrs
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DENTISTRY.

sEssgzB, CHARLES e. EEI4L4s ID. u. -.
No. Isl Canal street, between GaToBdeiss sa&
Ia baFoune streets, New Orleans ARTTFTEIAA
~ TF5I II inserted in full partial sets wh5Ghs
tor Beauty and the srsr cannot Exss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-10

III Charles street.
ss5 E The proprietors Of this popular estabIiarssaA
inform the public that they continue gHp-
piled with all the choice dslicaees markets
uy, comfort, cleanliness and moderate will DEFY
Union be surpassed BY ether house in the city They
espectnly solicit continuance Of public patronage zTg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-10
H0TELs Ann REsTAURANTs
4 YEHsANDAHt HoTEsL, ooRNER OF La

iAystfe square and Camp street.
sA This favOrite establishment Formerly Florence e~RNA
is undergoing thorough renovation and viii b opg *
the public The LIST October The location being gpp6z
fayette Square and in the immediate vicinity ts fash.
lonabs places Of amusement s better adapted The
having broad yefandahs than any CHER hotel "a tb
South This house to be Of the fret class,
ssls n w. g. JETRR
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y E'iGIIH ES-SS!4S FA1AA IN, Il =
n u n " L q I MES

No. SO Canal ST. ga,
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACk ETS, Haif Lamps
and AIantel Lights Portable and Drop IiE1ts, etc.
IF Frch English manufacture tbs gEaisRA
variety and at
H. When desired, they will be put up.
N. B.-A very large variety OF GAS GLubEs alFeys 9h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-10

Constantly in store, Sash ard Circular Saw Mills SrAuhs
Corn and Flour Mills, Newell Cotton seres faF
steam or power; Improved Gin Stands; SHAFT
ing Pulies Stands Boxes and Bolts ready fit e6Rleie
notice. Cotton Gins Corn and FloEE
Mills which put in operation few days after btng
ceived Descriptive pamphlets with 40 testimonials viii be
sent nv mail TO any address, SAMUEL Il. GILMAN,
audi E-EW- M n Tayi stTeet.
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DISSOLUTION - TIE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
- t9gre existing under The and style Of g.
sIlLLAAN CO. THE day dissolved by mutGtl consgHt.
CuhE. STIfJNAN,
Pr. pr, JOHN FELTER.
II. F. WGlDHOUSE,
JOHN FEITER.
Erna:nsNille senternher- L 1Sss
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h. r. K. BENNETT. FRANCIs LURGKs.
o. NEW ORLEANS ORNATENTRL
~ q IRON WORKS.-Fheu undersigned beg leave inform
SSg the public and builders generally that they
~ featuring all kinds Of Architectural and Building Iron
Work at Nos 50 and 81 Circus street such FerandHhs Rail
ing Shutters. Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron
umns Ventators and Sash Weights, fill MI Of
every descpOno Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch.
TnII RENNETT
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-06
Rcvcric Of "a Drunkard.

Think liquors injuring me- It's a
sPolllngmy temperament. Sometimes
| get mad whenI am drunk, and abuse
Betty and the brats--it used to be
Lizzie and the chiIdren--that's some
time ago though, can jist mind it.
When used to come home then she
used to put her arms around my neck
and kiss me, and call me dear Will
liam.
When | come home now she takes
her pipe out of her mouth, and puts
hefhair out Of her eyes, and looks at
me, and says something like
"Bill, you drunken brute, shut the
door after you; we are cold enough,
having no fire, without lettin' the
snow blow in that way"
Yes, she's Betty and Pm Bill now.
| amt good bill nuther--'spect I'm
a counterfeit; won't pass-a tavern
without going in and getting drink.
Don't know what bank I'm on last
Sunday | was on the river bank,
drunk
| stay out pretty late now; some,
times I'm out all night---f'act is. I'm
Qua pretty well all over-.ou. of friends,
out Of pocket, and at elbows and
knees, and always outragcousIy dirty,
so Betty says--but then she sno judge,
for she's never clean herself
There's one good quality I've got
.won't get in debt: | never could do
it. There now, one Of my coat tails is
gone; got tore off, | 'spcct, when |
fell down ere. III have to get a new
suit soon. A fellow told me the other
day I'd make good sign for a paper
mill if he wasn't so big I'd licked
him.: I've had this shirt on for nine
ty days, and I'm afraid it won't come,
off without tearing. People ought
to respect me more than they do, for |
aln in holy orders. | amt no dandy,
though my clothes is nearly all grea-
sian style. guess tore this hole in
my pants behind the other night, when
| sot down on nail in the carpen-
ter's shop. I've got to get it mendcd
up, or I'll catch cold. Lend me three
cents, will you? | feel an awful
gOnesa- clear down in my No. 8.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-06

Be-" There resides on Core Hill. in
Utica, an eccentric genius, rejoicing in
the cognomen Of Jimmy O'Brien. jim,
my being out Of work last fall started on
a tramp for job. Passing toward noon
the residence Of a well .lo.do farmer, neat
Stittsville, Jimmy's olfactores were re.
called by the good things about to be
served up, and having desire TO tost
their quality, he thought he would apply
for work. He did apply, and was en-.
gagged, (at least to eat a good dinner J
Jimmy having done justice to the dinner
and himself the esquire wanted to know
what Jimmy could do about the farm Z?
almost anything you'd set me about,
sir"
T." Well, Jimmy, if you can do that,
think you'll suit me. Are you a good
GRADER"
4" Bedad it's meslf that is" replied
Jimmy " but couldn't you give me some
outdoor work 2"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-06
"G'EaG Hon"

Can any body tell us the true sig
MITIGATION Of this prefix, which we
find attached, almost indiscriminately.
to the names of gentlemen of this
generation? Titles Of nobility are
prohibited by law in this republican
government of ours; yet we approx
innate as near as we can to the fash
ions of the old country. and so strong
is our passion for heraldry, that we
appropriate its nomenclature without
the slightest reference to the reasons
on which it is founded. True, we
have neither Dukes, Earls, nor Counts,
but we have EXcelences, Honora-
bles, and Esquires, which is the cx-
tent, we believe, of our titular regis
ter. We can see no reason, however,
why the three first named should not
also be engralted on the list; their
application would be quite as just.
and if nobody should be exalted, we
are sure that nobody would be harm-
ed, except, perhaps, the recipients
themselves.
But to the title, Honorable
what does it mean! Apart from Off
cials Of high dignity-such as Presi-
dents, Cabinet officers, members of
Congress, foreign Ministers, &C., we
hear it applied to members Of the
State Legislature, Justices of the
county courts. Ordinaries, and finally,
to any man who has made a noise in
the world. of any sort, or whose name
we are accustomed to see in the pa
pers. If doctor should go to a par
ty caucus, and make a speech, or be
appointed on a committee, the papers
straightWay dub him an Honorable"
If a lawyer should take it into his
head to harangue the people from the
stump on politics, Mt. Vernon, or any
other popular subject, he is caught up
by the papers and elevated to the dig
nifty Of an Honorable" Indeed, we
sometimes receive letters ourselves,
addressed to the "Hon." &c., and
after all. perhaps we have as good
claim to the title as ninety-nine of
hundred of those to whom it is ap-
piled. But what does it meant Is
it mark of respect, or is it merely
"poking fun at a body3 Will some
one enlighten us!
We find the above in the Say annah
Republican. We are inclined to the
opinion that it was "poking fun" at the
Republican in addressing him with
the title.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-06

Prosperity IS A SEVERE TEsT.-The
honan heart is like a feather bed-it
must be roughly handled and well shaken
to prevent its becoming hard and knotty
WITH prosperity comes the whitening dis.
covery that opuience is not happiness,
for the shadows around us are the darkest
when the sun Of our fortune is brightest.
Very often, too, we are only the more
ridiculous as well as unhappy, for being
tossed TO fortunes blanket, aud having
our heads turned, by being thus elevated
above those Of our fellows. 1t matters
little to be worth money, if wears> worth
nothing else.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-06
SCOTT,

DR.. Jackson, the elder, of Boston,
meeting his old friend Josiah Quincy
(both past eighty years of age) on the
sidewalk, accosted him with, "Well,
Mr.. Quincy, how much longer do you
intend to live?"
Till | send for a DOCTOR" was the
quick reply.
"And when did you send for one last
inquired DR.. ].
"Just eighty.six years ago!" answer.
ed Mr.. Quincy, adding the precise date
Of his birth.
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New USE FOR SORGHUM SyRup.-The
sphere or usefulness for the Sorghum
Syrup is constantly enarging, but we
did expect that it was going to help the
printers directly, until few days ago our
pressman, Mr.. A. L. Senter, in the estab..
llshmen! Of Follett, Foste, x Co., who
print the Cultiuator for us, being Obliged
10 resort to this material in the absence
Of common molasses, to mix his compost,
ton for rollers to lay the ink upon the
type, discovered that it was Tar superior
to The old composition. The rollers made
from this material nave the, particular
tong ghness and elasticity which printers so
much desire. This is no doubt owing to
the presence Of that element in the Sor,
ghum by which it will bear long boiling
without granulation.-Ohio Cuhipator.
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NUMBER 9.

Ba5" In the year 1882 the General
Court Of Plymouth Colony made this
law, which from its contrast with our
way OF doing things, is worth noticing:
"Ihat whoever refuses the Office Of
Governor sNa'l pay twenty pounds ster-'
ling, unless he were chosen TWO wears
going; and refuses the Office of Coun.,
selor or magistrate, ten pounds sterling"
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Fashionable Women.

" Read the biographies of our great
men and good women" says an ex-
change; "not one of them had a
fashionable mother. They nearly all
sprung from plain, strong.minded
women, who had about rs lutte to do
with the fashions as with the chang.
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