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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

CARRlER's AppnEss.-Our carrier au'
,horizes US to offer a premium of either
Cooley, Harper, or any other So maya
zine, to the person who will write his
Christmas address. He says that this is
not a big inducement, but he gives IN
proportion to his wealth. and knows the
writer will be ac,uated by uobler motives
than a desire for pecuniary recompense'
and believes hat as good an attempt wall
he made as if he were to offer a larger
reward. Proposition open until Decem'
her %, at which time will be chosen that
Address most suitable. We have sevor.
al in tour minds eye" who we hope
will compete.
We have received one response.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09
Sept 30.

FRANkMN County, Tenn.
EplToR lIoMr JoURNAL: Please announce
to the people OF rankin and Lincoln coun-
ties that un a candidate to represent them
IN the Senatorial branch OF the next LegIaIa'
ture, and obllgc
Yours, truly,
j.. J. A~BERNATTy.
Scnt 3. 1853, lie.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09
PETITION TO SELL SLAVES.

PETITION TO SELL SLANn S.
I, appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Lierh
tina, the defendants, are non-residcnis oil Inc
State of Tennessee: ,r,,,io,
1t is therefore ordered that puolt IN
be made for forr successive hI;.baJ
the "IIome Journal" a newspaper IaromJ.
in WINCHESTER, Tenn, requiring sa ~. Caun,y
ants to appear at the next term OF ~. ,bo LUZ n";,
Court, to be held for said County az ,ne Lu" ~
House in WINCHESTER on the LIST MONDAY IN
december next, and Plead answer or demnr
to said petition, or the sam will be taken
e., confessed and set for hearing exparie, as
. h"m Nov. 4, 1853.
Iw r. F. SIMS, Clerk.
Colysr snd Turney for petitioner.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

In this county, on Thursday, Deem
Der 2, by Rev. w. w. Es'ill, Mr.. JonN
II. HAWKINS and Miss VIRGINIA f. KIN
NIyGuAM, all Of this county,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

HOG CuoLERA.-This disease has done
dreadful havoc in our county this year.
We have been told by several that since
Anrjl not less than so, 900 dollars worth
of hogs have been lost.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09
Nashville Gazette,
PnbliShcd daiIy, hi.mcehIy ami mcchly.
JAS. Il. BRUCE, Ediios..Ji'. T. BILL, .Locai Eai!or.
JAS. T. BELLS CO.. spRDrhliIOH'.


$1,000
The citizens Of Franklin and the ndJoIn-
iur counties, who desire to take Il NnShHNlc
paper, upon which they may constantly rely
rs A correct channel Of foreign and domestic
commercial, religious and poctlcal m
tcIllgcncc, and a pleasant companion Tor I'c
home circle, are respectfully referred TO t'e
Nasty lie Gazette. The Gazette IS the Oldest
paper, but one. in the State, aud the irst u''-
" ISSUED IN the State. The circulation OF 'te
ia,Iy issue is greater rIan every other paper
IN Nashville combined. No better nd'ertlS-
in, medium can be found IN Middle lenhcs-
~ oct. list, bm.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09
S1eaths.


In this place, on the morning of the
9th instant, Miss EMMA B@uRRouGH, aged
- years, l month and II days.
Emma was an amiabIc girl and Lowell,
we believe, by all who knew her. Her
gentle, sweet, and unaffected nature won
our admiration and esteem, and we can
but mourn her loss. Like a tender flow.
er she faded and died at the approach OF
winter, os if her pure spirit were unwlI'
ling to contend with another season Of
blight when death was but the gate to
eternal sunshine AMI joy. We sincerely
believe hat Emma Burrough has gone to
Heaven. Her body is reposing in a cold
and narrow bed OF earth, but her spirit
has flown to Him who gave it.. We can
rot soon forget her.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09
IF YOU HAVE
A SLIGHT COLD,
A RACKlNG COUGH,
INFLUENZA,
GROUP, or

Use DR.. Iioofand's Bal.smie Cordial, the only sure rene
dy for the above complaint True, it will not cue ASH
mas bu, 1t will Afford relief when everything e'e sHs'
In the other diseases named above, it may confidently %
relied upon as an infsllibe specific.
Prepared only by DR., c. NJ. Jackson. No. io arc"
street, and for sale By dmggs;, anil storekeePer' through,
on, tie United States ard Cansda. Price 70 cen" p"
bottle.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09
L0lNcS L. HMriS.

James Il. HUriS.
Will on on the Bird day of January next
sell at the Court House door in the town Of
Winchester Tenn, the house and lot adIon-
ing the property Of Ochmtg's heirs being tor
merry occupied by Thomas P. Clark and j.
L. Harris: sale TO b. on Il credit until the first
day of January, 1850. The purchaser Is re-
CURED to give bond and security Tor payment
of Purchase money, and IL lien is retained on
the lot until the same is Pad.
II. X. ESriI.L, C.& NJ.
N,v Il l~DS Is ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09
!spctial NotNe5.

We are authorized to announce JAMES Ii.
CuuLcoAr, of Lincoln. a candidate for Senator
to represent the counties of Lincoln and
Franllin at the next August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09
ors,criuu VicKc.. az Certificates,

enclose the money to our address FOR tie 'l,hclr "iu'I'
ed. ON receipt ui which they viii he iorwa'dc' Ny h'S'
ul',l. Purchasers can have tickets cudiNs IA any hBuIc
they may designate, n
The Last ri Drawn Numbers and PI2rS WI Ne sent 10
uur, ha,clA imulchinlCly after tie drdMlH9,
4 Purchasers wul lease write turlr Signatures pam,
and i've their Post ,IIcr. county and state.
90" Remember that every pIILc is drawn ana I"Sop'
nn, without deduction. c
III urizrs Ol LWlO aud under, paid lnmc'wtr'y alcl
tho Ara Nlrs-uthc priEcsa at the usual time OF J)d'!s'
An r,muluIi c1liuIs Sl'ir'ly confidential
tddlrsS Odcrs lOr tickets 81 certificates 10
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

CERTIFICATES OF PNCN NGE> viii le sold at the
rl,rs, wIi,n is the rI,h! .e,
t,rtil,cutys vi Pa,hares Vi 10 Whole Tickets, SSp
N''' IN Hail 10
:. inQuntnr " %
10 ElEAtl ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

Villains seldom train vines over cot.
tage doors
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

We are authorized to announce MADISON
WILLIAMS ESQ. a candidate, for reelection To
the Legislature from the county OF frnnAI'n'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

BY ylriun d a docrco OF lhH VNonccry
Courts nj Wmchc>' cr, pronounced November
Term, lo5S, in the cause Of
4. Il. Wigs,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

looping Cough.--Great numbers of
children laboring under hopping
cough now visit the gas works in
Preston, for the purpose OF breathing
the cxhalations from the gas lime. 1t
is said that all the little sufferers feel
considerably relieved, and many are
absolutely curcdby this simple remedy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09
.VAYE ETESNESSEE.--FHANk
ElN COUNTY.
Sept 80.

County Court Clerks office.
John Frizzell Admir-, &C., against Eslellr'
Arthur c., and Alexander, minor heirs OF
Inhn G. Riddle. dec.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

Miss Annie Law, OF Tennessee, has
been honored with a ProIessorship in
the Masonic Female College, Of Geor.
nia
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-12-09

ollor which are offered, and will be sold at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICE FOX CASH,
OR IT'S EQUIVALENT.
Winchester, Nov. 81, i@7, "
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ola.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
Gov. Wise N Horse Racing.

Gov. Wise, OF Va respectfully declined to
attend the great horse show al SPfIns sheid- IN
his letter. he says.
IL ha, been aid iha, nothing else than
hor>e-rarirg vii improve and keep up the
breed Of fine bcotrd s'ccE. | am not wiling
70 believe ary such ,hng Improved asricul-
rure, and the vea!'h !, produces will, IN nv
opinion, de- far more for n. horse than ever
the turf did. Race tracks, with a fashion Tor
the sport of racing among he prOpreiorS or
a re PIE. viii Impoveri>h them, and dwlndie
tne horse 10 4 pony. The fine blood ought TO
b" KEEP, pure. IN order that II may crossed on
The large and coarse stock. The thorough
bred stallion crossed on the large ConestOsa q
mare, until The cross attairs thTee-quarters oi
the e'..---'-s --~-s, --~~-aS"'f s.i-i' a. '''.
Cleveland bays OF England. \ veneraied
friend. Alexander REID. Esq. now No more. OF
Washington Co. Pa, Introduced that cross
and I commend il to every man VINO knows
how to make spire Of grass to grow where
one never grew before
IyWe commend the above 10 al interest
ei IN Cattle Shows and Agricultural far>.
Nothing tends more TO the injury of FAIRS,
than the horse-racing which creePs in-iike
Satan into Eden-io corrupt and to destroy.
Many Fairs have been entirely broken up BY
such Practice: the good. the vrtuouS, and the
respected, disguised by the train Of immoraii-
ty it brings. desert the Fair, and ii becomes
merely trek of horse-jockeys and thiinbie-
riggers to get crowd together to eeece and
TO wheedle under pretence Of an agricultural
or "mechanical' exhibition. Gov. Wise Is
right. Horse-racing IS cruel, immoral. and
dsgrades both man ond beast, Ii defeats the
very and proposed. Many Of these Fairs,
using the name Of prizes" for "bets," come
within the very scope and spiri. aud letter OF
the law agains, horse.raeing, and are as de-
moralizing as unlawful.
Another expedien; to draw q crowd" is 10
stimulate parcel Of silly girls or vain wo-
man-not TO say ladies-to expose themselves
TO public gaze as kind OF amateur circus
riders, No modest woman should allow her
self to be used in this manner. 10 feast the
eyes of lioertines, promote betting, and crowd
bar-room,.
The vIrtuous, the respectable. and the law
abiding, in every community. should discour-
age every so-calcd "Fair, which allows
horse.racing in any form or under any name.
or which seeks 10 degrade our wives or daush.
ters into mouuteoanks for the public TO gaze at
Neither of these devices have any tendency
whatever to promote" agriculture or the me-
chanic arts. or TO Improve" men or cattle.
They do no good, but they 30 much harm,and
should and must be secuted, or our Fairs be-
come nuisances.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
How the Money Goes.

The following resolutions. reported
last year, in Congress, by the Hon. Mr..
Boyce, Of South Carolina, leading
member of the Buchanan party, were
adopted by majority ofthe Buchanan
members of the last Congress
Resolved, That the hXioilEG TAR
IFF Is DEFECTIVE as nsIr. fJuuded
on the PROTECTI1E POLILY.
Resolved, That the highrs' developc
mcnt Of the industrial resources of the
country is to be obtained by rne GREATEST
FREEDOM OF EXCHANGES, ~hich can only
be thoroughly accomplished by the En-
TIRE ABOLITION OF DuIiE- on IMPORTS,
and resort EXCLUSIVELY 10 Dl.
RECT TAXATION.
These are the progressive princi-
pies of the Buchanan party: FREE
TRADE AND DIRECT TAXA-
TON
Let every taxpayer examine the
monstrous expenditures Of Buchanan's
Administration, before he gives his
vote and influence in favor Of the par
ty which comes out boldly in favor Of
free trade and direct taxation" and
against a Tariff to protect American
industry. b. examining the follow
ing table it will be seen that the Bu-
chauan Administration. during last
year, squandered Ninety Millions of
Dollars and the estimate of the ex
penditures, OF the Buchanan Admins
tra,ion, for the present year, is One
Hundred and Four Millions of Dol
lars:
BucHANAS's TABLE OF FEDERAL MONEY.
90,000, 900 year
81, 800 900 month!
tl,s75,000 week -.
$.67 $50 day II!
SLIGO al hour ~!
SlS6 minute !!,,..
.s3,l0 . second !!.....
Is not this view Of the case start
lire' The peoples money is sSe!led
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24

Pres. Bnehanan's Administration
upon the Kansas question is the most
fragrant violation of the fundamental
principles ofAmerican Liberty known
to our history. Congress was urged
to adopt the Lecompton Constitution
absolutely and at once to force the
State into the Union, notwithstanding
the protests OF all but a small fraction
Of its population, and thus TO deny
the sovereignty of the people over their
domestic affairs, constituting Con-
gress a Despot, and the people its
Slaves.
When. in the history Of the world.
has Power in it, ceaselcss contest with
the People, wanted pretexts where
with to conceal its aims Ia lII6.
devices aboundei, bu. whom did they
deceive? Not our fathers for their
native sagacity and sound sense pen
e,rated The masks assumed by Royal
ty. Likewise, the hideousness Of Le-
comptonism has become apparent, and
has aroused the feeling Of Indignation
before which the enemie, Of Popular
Rights are everywhere quailing.-
Catoa Uemokrot
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
From Summer Sketches" new
A DANCING LORD.

Our hero had no taste for trade,
And though his Dad would on uPbraid.
To work his strength would never lend.
But swore his "mission" was-tO spend
In dress. in vices, and in show,
He made his parents money go,
But on the town made such impression
That soon he quite became the iashIon,
So that no ballroom was complete
W.,hou, this youthful reprJbaie.
Blu, shy so lofty degree
To such low-bred iDanity'
-orh-rs why should ne exceis
The reason was-he danced So well!
With gamblers of hr loves 70 dSs!,
What matter If he dances well.
b. Bacchus half the time subdust,
He thinks il stylish 10 be rude:
What ma,ter' one can not errei
A man who's learned 20 dance 81 wsH'
His Egt makes woman, belle,
The reason is-he dances well
To dance 50 ueil and prance so veil.
'1'iS thi> mates hil advance so veil!
Now everv ua-, suhIuous, bees
Great Shadw.,'s rr-Sencr-ior his iess
And like a "a -'~d jiired Thing.
He Jumps, whoever pulls The sirins
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
YoI fHI ItWIsBraa cs.oNicls.
An Appeal to the Sober Minded.

We are again on the eve Of highly
important election. To ensure a proper
result, thorough canvas.ipg of the que.-
,ious involved will be required, Too
much can not be said if it be said in a
proper spirit, and to the purpose. Party
raDcor should be thrust aside, and each
ole should determine the course he will
pursue By the ties, Of REASON alone, aided
BY intelligence AMI animated by patriotism.
There never was a period, in the history
Of our country, 50 fra1ght With gloom, or
so full Of important issues. This state Of
affsirs has been brought about, ,uudoubtcd-
j, under the sway Of he so called Demo
cratic party. Il ba, deiiberateiy taken
step after step aown ii. inclined plane Of
avar.ce, tyranny, asd Eruption, until
the patriot look, in vain 70 discover in its
moveueuts any indication Of regard for
toe landmarks established b our ReSolu-
tiunaIy fathers. 1t has Gu, loose from the
anchor Of republicanism, aud is drifting
ava, upon the sea Of despoti,n with fe.!
determination, 1t would seem, of carrying
thther the Union it rules, disgraec-, aud
detrauis.
Well, indeed, may the American ciii.
zen lament the sorry scene, verywbere
discerbtle upon our political horizon.
Turn where We will, the prorfcc, i. repul-
.ivc. Our "bigh places" are di.graeed by
trucking and bribing Of the basest de-
scripiion, while haggard want is staring
the masses i'll the face. Black despondeu-
cy weighs heavily upon our business cir.
cles, while intrigue and iDfauy brand the
brow Of the nation. 1t may be asked,
How long are existing evils to remain in
satu quo Just 50 long as the aegener.
ate Democracy bear the sceptrc Of power
And nothing is now wanted, but eoueer.
Of action among the opponents Of Sham
ocracy, to burl its syeophanss from place,
ard purify the channels Of our Govern
ment. Men Of unimpeachable character
and uldoub,ed integrity, should aud shall
supesseds The swarm Of svindlsrs that are
.: rrssen. :ss recipients Of Fatlie tavcr,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
No. 3-Nea. Cattle.

BEsT sHrRr HoENED DURHAM, p-yASs Il A-rEaNEHs.
best Bul. : years OIL and AZ ard 90
best BuIl bits zen and : y=-.s Cd n"
he-I Bu.l C4if '.
best Ileif-r t4f In. -
best Heif-r oytr ar I'D %
81 t..t do tetv zen Uni yesrs C'i II. -
t,si Coz tor Dleediag, Ia1re o. .s,- cs'yys
sh0-n 80
bsst DAIRY Gov owned and kelt by one l-gs.u, writ
ten statement 4 yirsi &C. to = = udlr-1 20
.Judges.-R. '. d. lincoln, IHumas CoHiy,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24

Adj uuexpcnirj hlislce
Of last year, app.ielb.e
, to this. .............. l6,5sG SIS 90
Total Appropriations for
the year ..............-SiVo,o 800 - 10
Last year the ordinary revenues OF
theGoyernmenta amounted to Forty six
Millions, ,FiveHundred and Fifiy-seven
Thousand, Fonr Hundred and Eighty
nine Dollars and sixty Gents. (>46,-
55,,4S9 co. If,he revenue his year
he the same, the appropriations Will
be over FIFTY-SEVEN MILLIONS
IN EXCESS Of the revenue. OF
course, this deficiency will be supplied
by Loans, as were those of the last
year. In private life, he is called 4
moor faancier and thriftless man who
spends twice his income ; yet this is
precisely the position Of the Govern
mcnt.
Instead Of RETRESCHING e1pendl-
turc. the present Congress, at its last
session, INCREASED certain of the ap-
propria,ions. For whilst the SPECIFIC
appropriations of this year are nearly
ss2,000,000, the SPECIFIC appropria-
iions of las: year were bat q small
fraction over s12,000,000.
Whilst Congress has thus prodi-
gally voted away the Public Money,
they have as proiigally voted away
the Public Lands. During the last
fiscal year they gave 6,l96,000 Acres
to Railroad Companies in the NEW
States, declining to supply Compa-
nies in the OLD States with similar
bounty, thus damaging the general
Treasury when in need Of funds, and
building up ONE PORTION OF the coun-
try at the expense ofANoTHEE.
1t Is needless TO particularize in
what departments wastefulness Of ex-
pendi,ure prevails. Itabounds in all.
In ls40, the appropriations were SCH
l39.92O. In 1853, they are nearly
slO4.O00,000. In these eighteen years
they have more than quadrnpled
How long will the people endure the
profigacy which has caused the largest
portion OF this increase?
For twenty years, American Labor
has not been so PROSTATE as at present.
On all sides and from all quarters we
hear of silen: workshops. abandoned
manufactures, deserted wbarves, en-
feebled trade, reduced wages. dimin-
ished employment. &c. A Tariff
should be enacted which would dis
criminate in favor of Home Labor,
encourage the profitable investment
Of Home Importers fo.n the false val
nations Of the dishonest, replenish our
exhausted Treasury, give employment
10 Home Mechanics, and create d de-
mand for Home ProduciS.
Now let US see what amount Of tax
each taxpayer would have TO pay, if
our Government abolishes the tariff
laws and resorts TO direct taxation, to
deiray the expenditures. 1t will re-
quire one hundred and four millions
of dollars to pay the expenses of the
Government this year, according TO
the estimate of the Buchanan Admin
is,ration. To raise this amount by
taxation, EVERY TAXPAYER WILL HAVE
TO PAY rwENTY-TBREE DOLLARS of
course some taxpayers would have TO
pay ten times more than that amount,
and Others much less. We ask the
tex PAYERS to pause before they vote
for any man who is in favor Of the
Buchanan ftce trade erd direct taxa
sion ra..y'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
yo,:s-AgricuIturai ImpIcmcn M :

No. .I.-Inenumer Articles.
J4G.ts.- y. y. Worden, Nathan SleaF, W.
RUE.
There 81. b NJ rramiuR shovel on any article
uulc-s the Ju1sr- thinS it worthy u a premium
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
No. 9-DairJ Products.
No, Flour and Bread.

best barre Of WheA; Flour I "a
best Specimen q Fl0ur Ersaf. with written .-s-.-
u-nt Of uanasr # making il o1
best by. aud Indian, cuu!iti5ns s.
Lidges.-Tho.s Howard, Joha Zellers Peter
Ponl!uS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24

MONDAY. SEPT. 20. 1855.
-~~----~o~--0-----0-0 --0-0-0O0~O~7~'-o-0~~~ ~
Elections of 1853.
HANSAS..6 to l Republican, defeating
Buchanan's Bill Eugu,b by maj
of 10, 900.
.NISSOCRL...F.P. P. Blair Jr. defeated for
Congress in St. Louis by frauds.
NORTH CAROLINA. The Opposition
gain one Congressman b. maj.
Of 1900.
VERMONT. Elects the whole Rcpubli
can State Ticket, and ALL Of the
THREE Members Of Congress, BY
an increased msjori,y-l6, 600
over two to one. AH the Senators
Republican, with an overwhelming
Repub. mai. in the House.
MAINE. Morrill, (Rep.) reelected Gov
eruor, Legislature al over Anti
LecOmpton, and ALL of the SIX
Congressmeu, Republican.
~Will not PENNSYLVANIA res
pood to KANSAS and to MAINE 10 .
hearty condemnation Of the Free Trade
Pro Shrery Adn!ais;'st;on
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
Jacob Fredenck.


best Bull. not under = Eor over ysars old. l,pt
within the limit, >Jc.rty syE ,Ice s.l-.I- 90
% h--st. same r.n8ItlOus A. =
t-st Buii between sud years cd -
lest Bull Caf An. -ig.
tst Cos fr all pun os q her calves t. te shown "
II t-.t, conditions an (
best year Ol H-livE IN. -.
II t-st DiplaTfG
Gov giving lie yres,est amount q Butter .
"a t-st -iai. 4.
best year old IIeifer Asr. -.
I'd beet Iipl0asI.
hest stock Of Nea; Cattle belonging to one farm,
less than . Er4d o.
- hest I'm -ig-
JuGyes-Mariiu Dreisbach, J. F. PonLus,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24

b 81 D.. l o. sstt of Csrrare Harness manutacturei
within tire limits Of the sOciety
=. -, - ,,r t,rri,re Harness SANG co lditi5ns J g.
- WI. Ua4r.Ss q
- l--an C.lf : ins finished q
bet ! a dozen hlp skins finished
l-s- % sides Harness Leather
he's, sides >le Leather y.
Fs..t lot O.; Jpp-r L-ath~r, } sides or more y.
b.st , TaiJ Of Tlick Boots :.
lsst Iair Uf : S-i Cslf Bo'ts -
best Iair Z IA'i-s' Ri shoes -
I--st Z pair Hors- she's MT f ,-j y
D.: g.1hias stove and Trimmings "
- i-s,.--J II. Goodman, Samue! u Bo"p
n.ur.l EarGirr IT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24

out bv tie Buchanan administration,
at the rate of THREE DOLLARS AND Ten
CENTS for every tick Of the clock No
wonder the nation is getting IN debt
We will now give the estimated ex-
penses Of the Administration for the
present year. The weekly expendi-
lures of the Treasury largely exceed
ed the receipts. This excess, for the
week ending July 26;h, was, accord
ing TO the published official statement,
S59l,953 or nearly six Hundred
Thousand Dollars This arises from
the heavy appropriations made at the
last session Of Congress. which arc
stated 10y the CLERK Of the House
of Representatives, in an OFFICIAL
publication, TO be as follows:
REcAPITULATIoS FOR 1853.
Legs auye, Executive,
Judicial, ami N,-cei-
laueou................... sI2, 1866 ~
Diplomatic aud CDL.u,.r 9l2,l2O 90
Iud.an Department add
Peusion.-............. 3,i07,l56 SIS
Army, For;ihciiI"o. Md
itary Academy aud
Military K ,aj-..-...... .3.Gs3.GIU 10
Naval Service. ..... 1880. ,35i 50
Post Otiice D-plrl urut.. 1901. ,i55 W
Ucesu Steam NIu >eI.'s ,4UV,IJ "
Collection OF he l;-v sge 3,000.00O %
Treaty with the Kipg If
Denmark ark............ 0s,1314
Total Spcc;f. Arpr prit's sSi ,s2I So 10
Permaneaf--la!er,st ou
pablc D-tr............ S,4iJ,3I4 50
issauce.. G.... 100000 90
Tora! ApprorriariJus IS 81, .,21V, l39 80
AdIuuexpeniej hlislce
Of last year, app'Ielb.e
to this ................. 16,5sG SIS 90
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
No.II-HOuse ehold Manufacture.

y. ,.n..o'.I2-Manufactured NO. Articles.
-, n,. nrp-en.n catin-, wors :,
sv V.., %
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
No. S-FrHit.

Ju1gts.-T. :. Back, Thomas Corn
Andrew Hauck.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24

Tora. Appropriations '5e
Adiuuexpeniej haislce
of last year, app'Ielb.e
to this.