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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01
Ghc aiomr Sonrnal,
by w. j. SLAl"IEIt.
"picdgcd TO no party's arbitrary way,
We follow truth Wherc'cr she leads the way
WEATHER AND OTHER THOUGHTS.

W 80 ''' ~ 49,
We are now having beautiful
weather, if sunshiny days and pleas
ant brcrzcs constitute such. The
nights are quite cool, however, anl
render IL good deal of cover nccrssa-
ry. And we don't care now how
soon cold weather does come, for its
awful troublesome TO be pcstcrcd
with flies and mosquitoes. There is
lust one Of the last named ~"crcrtcrs"
that visits Fancy Gate CHATS our
homc) and makes vigorous attacks
at the prominent parts Of our face
lie Sings very swcetly, but don't sting
50, by any means. But human nature
is hard TO please any way. In win.
ter we sigh for warm weather, YET
when our signs arc realized. then
comes u longing for cold weather
again. II, G little boys want to see
snow and SNOWFALL one another, and
want ice TO skate upon. (Wr confess
to a considerable desire in these res.
poets ourself, big "A boy as we are J
The young ladies' want winter to
come so they can see the fashions,
and put on frs, and don a look of
warmth in GOODNESS. The young men
want TO put on nice cassimrres, plush
vests, o]vcrcoats. &c. The good old
farmer don't care ifcold weather does
come, for ifhc has been successful, his
barns will be well filled, aud his
sock well provided with shelter from
winters chilling blasts, and he can
sit before his glorious old wood fire,
in one corner, smoke his pipe and
read his village newspaper. Right
here let us state TO the farmers that
they ought all to take the Home Jour
nal, for we have had a promise from
one or two good horticulturiSts and
agriculturists, that they would fill a
column or so every week Tor Us. And
if you would learn Of things per.
Immediately to your interests,
besides get other good reading for the
instruction and amusement of YOUR.
self and families, don't fail to sub.
for the Home Journal. Re-
member that we will take wood, beet,
vegetablcs-anything marketable
in payment. Besides. gentlemen, you
ought to take your only county paper,
and we ask every rarmer-thc very
one who is reading this hrticlc--to 70
and see his neighhor farmer and in
dnce him TO subscribe. Now do so.
do" neglect it. We are doing orr
very best to print a good paper far
Franklin county. and if YOU only ON.
courage us. you thereby increase o,,
cxcrtion. We intend to mn, = n
dress on our paper before Christmas
and then we intend that no panor
shall brag of being better looking
than the Winchester Home Journal,
By the way, there are very few that
can say that now and tell the truth.
Well, we have siraycd so far from
the weather. that our q oughts have
got mingled up into a confused mass,
and so we'll stop by again appealing
to you to obtain n few additional SUBJ
scribers for the Journal. Young folks
ought to take il, for il contains much
to interest them. Old folks ought to
take 1t to see what sort o fmentaI food
we give the young. and everybody
ought to take il because it's a good
paper.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

W. invite the attention of our ag-
ricultural friends to the card of Messrs
Sharp IL Hamilton, and in addition
to the advertisement we are author
lied to say that these gentlemen will
place 10 the hands Of the Society a
el2 plow, to be awarded under the
direction Of the Society as q premi-
um Tor the best blowing, to be done
y or near the fair grounds during
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WINCHESTER FEMALE SIENNA.
RY,

The opening exercises Of this lnstiiu.
ton will take place on Tuesday next,
9th inst. at 10 o'clock, in the Cumber.
land Presbyterian Church. All friends
Of the School, and especially the propris.
tors Of the boarding. houses, are invited
to be present. Special arrangements are
made for primary pupils for the collie.
gate year. E. B. CRISMAN,
Sept. LIST, so, Principal.
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him no was mistaken-ihot II was his
own free.wilI that took him there, and
"a quarter wasn't much no way This
satisfied him, and he enjoyed tho rest Of
the performance finely, for just about
here the performance came TO an end
except the addition OF o few songs which
Mr.. Wilbur did well. He has a good
voice for singing, and we were really much
pleased with one or two songs, he sung
They alone were worth the admission fee,
but really they alone constituted the best
part of the performance. However, we
don't thing any one regretted having gone.
He exhibited again on Tuesday night
but whether many attended or not, VIC
did not learn. One little boy told US the
performance was about the same.
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FRANKLIN Co. Tenn, April 20.

FRANKLIN Co. Tenn, April 20.
Editor Home J%ournnl:
Please %nnounce to the voters o Frank.
lin county that | am a candidate for the
office Of Register, at the next March
election. As am a cripple, and una.
BILE to ride but a short distance horse.
back. it will be almost out Of my pow.
er 10 meet the people at the different pre-.
%cincts, blu. will if | can.
Yours, truly,
MARTIN G. OSBORN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

We are authorized 10 announce JESSE
ARLEeE a candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj IN this district. Election 1860.
We are authorized eto announce C.. c, Nc.
KINNEY as candidate for Attorney General
in this district. Election in 1860.
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Spetial Aotite5.

Gr LEMONADE Of the incest kind, and cool as ice,
can he had at all times at Winches tel Bakery. New
Cider also on hand, which is warranted to be the pure
juice Uf the apple, and made by A. Jopnlun himself, on a
cider press, he has fixed up for the purpose. Come one
come at. augiiiw.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

The BAlSAMlC CORDIAL, combining as it does the
healing properties of the Balsam with the invigoralins
p oprieties olthe Cordial, places this remedy in a rank
far above those usually prescribed or advertised for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &c. a trial will convince
the most ~skeptical that its virtues are unsurpassed. For
sale by druggists aud s,orekeepers throughout the United
States aud Canada. Price 10 cents per bottle. ma
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ACARr ID.

| have associated with me in the Nu,
sery business Mr.. George H.. CHERRY
formerly proprietor OF the River BanE
Nursery, Rochester, N. Y. recently
from Nashville, Tenn.
Nh. Cherry is q practical Nurserymap,
Of many years experience. HercareT,
the business will be conducted under thss
name and style Of $. W. Houghton L
Co, S. w. HOUGHTON.
Sept !, '50-tf.
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Candidates.
MARCH 1860.

W. Stewart is a candidate for r~e.elec.
ton as Trustee for franklin county, at
the ensuing March election.
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v From Mo Temperance Gazette
MAY CLIFTON
on,
Reforming a Husband after Marriage.
ny W. J. SLATER

" IItlO 'Ni'''I " Wv " ''''''hs INV INV
seldom does n nan reform after his
youthful days have been spent in dis
sipation And how many women are
to-day filling premature gravcs--how
many are suffering beneath the iron
rod Of a0l ction who dcIudcd them.
selves with the lhoughtlhat they could
reform the men they welded, 1t is
not all vanity in them that causes
them thus 10 think. Alas for dear
woman, she too often loves only with
her heart and not with rcason. ]
know Of such an instance. May CIif.
ton was a pretty girI-Nith soft, bro"n
r.pglcts, AMI an eye that sparMcd
with intelligence. Health tingcd her
cheeks with arosca'c hu n ID benefit
n good mothers roof she was happy.
! became acquainted with her in 1858,
she YVES then II years OF age. Her
father had died two years previous,
,rL ho, ,,o,Lor and Lro,hor u,oro ,Lo
only ones left TO minister to her com
fort. and kindly did they do 50, Be-
sides, II little legacy had been left her,
that kept bitter poverty lromll h door.
And what a pride did Mrs. Clifton
c,o,;, ,Lie lorool, Jo,oh,or 20 ,,.
,bot JopoL fer Lannv was fine only de-.
sire ocbcr life, for ns her husband was
,onc and She was acting oll she
Jot.J Gill mara u, hor d,urht.r or
oorr,o sho ,o, onv;o,, Cor h,r can
bat ,bor lila .,v and oL;ri,y ,o LuGc,
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,ooked forward to lifetime Of hopuj.
ness as the wife of Anson. Some
times a dark and unwclcomc shadow
would cross the path which her imag.
ination had WILDLY pictured out in the
dim vista of the future, and which
in fancy she had seen all s'rcwn with
flowers. Sometimes the sunlight n
which she now basked would be dim
med by lowering clouds ofdoubt and
fear, but with "a mighty effort she
would repel the unwcIcomc-thc in.
~trusive-the @insiinclioc thought that
Arson could not be reclaimed, and
reclaimed by hSr. There were so.-
cnm warnings in her soul, but she
stiIIed their admonitions and relied.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01
THE FUTURE OF OUR RAILROAD,

The Nashville Union is in error in
It's statement that our Railroad has
been leased by the Nashville and
Chattanooga Company, by whom it
will be operated" Such is not yet
the case. The Board Of Directors at
their meeting in this place last Salur-
day, ad i0urncd 10 meet the Board Of
the N. a. g. r, r. Co., in Nashville,
on Wednesday, 3lst inst, when n prop
oSition TO lease the Winchester and
Alabama Railroad for 10 years will
be made, and if accepted, the propo'
sal will be submitted to the stockhol'
ders Of our Road, for their consider.
alton. Some Of the prominent points
ofthe proposition, it is understood. are
that the Nashville and Chattanooga
X ,iIroad Company, if it takes our
Road, will give US a daily train TO
De herd TO connect with the Nash.
vile and Chattanooga trains, will be
responsible for all damages, will place
good rolling stock upon the Road, will
pay the interest on the State bonds,
and the two per cent. sinking fund,
etc. Or curse, we do not know what
will be the result Of the consultation.
-FuycticuiUc Observer, Aug. 18th.
We hope and firmly believe that
the proposition will no. even be &C.
ccpted. Suppose the Road is leased
for ten years wont it be llnOwn then
upon the hands Of the present compa-
ny, in Il worn out condition. What
the Nashville q Chattanooga Railroad
Company would call go0d repair is no
guarantee at all that it will be re.
turned in "a condition that will permit
it to be used much after it is returned.
Just let the present company pur-
chase one or two nice, new and small
engines, "A few cars, and run the road
themselves. They certainly will not,
the Directors from Lincoln and Frank
lin, even Miak of leasing the Road to
the Nashville Il Chattanooga X. r.
THEY certainty wiH natl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

A SELL-Somc vac put report
in circulation last Friday, that the
cars on the return "trip had ran over
"A negro at the bridge. 1t turned out
that the negro Wa under the bridge
whrn,the car passed Over.-L'ncoln
.JOnrnaL.
The above is a very good sell but
something happened while we were
on our return trip from Fayetteville,
and we will tell it, and let you call it
Il SELL or whatever you please:
About fourteen miles below Win
chester, while the cars were under
full Roadway, an old negro fellow
was seen motionIng and making di-
vcrs fantastic figures close to the
track. Hammer. tie conductor, brought
his train to a stand still and told bin
to get aboard but the old darkey
hesitated, and while standing with
one foot raised to the fist step out
side, and the other foot on the gr und.
in perfect suspense he bawled out
'Nassa if you mOm charse me nn6i.
Igo all U0y 10 tovH wid you.'
The amusement OF the passcn ,ers
can wei! be imagined. Some told him
to get aboard. while others scared
him with the thought that the con.
duclor would charge him And amid
the confusion Hammer 'dro"e on but
whether he got the old dakey or not
we didn't find out. The last we saw
of him, he had one foot on the ground
and one hand hold of the car, asking
Hammer fhe mOnM chargc him.
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For .4ffOrneY General.

We are authorized to nnounce Mile
Turney a candidate for Attorney Gene
raj in this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

We are authorized to announce H. II.
Smith a candidate for Attorney General
from this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

We are authorized to announce John
w. Custer a candidate for re election as
Sheriff Of franklin county. Election,
March. 1860.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

A GCoD EXAMPLE.-1hC Mobile Adj
vcrtiser says that many Of the prop,
erty holders Of that city are awaiting
themselves of the dizziness now per-
vaiIing, to mend their sidewalks. W.
think the people in Winchester ought
to follow this example. Many of the
side walks on the most frcquentcd
streets in town are in an awful condi.
ton, and the proper authorities should
see that they are repaired. We would
refer, for IA specimen, to The sidewalk
that we pass ever five or six times
each day, in going home, And we
defy any one towaIk from Mr.. Shocks
store TO DR.. Burroughs residence with.
ont jolting himself painfully amid the
rises and falls that bcset him. lie
moy take the middle Of the street and
get along pretty well, but then he runs
the risk Of being run over by a We
hicklc, horse, or COW. Aud further
more, wouldn't it be economy to get
the streets, especially the side walks.
in good order before the rains and
sIcc's Of winter fall upon them! Now
is the time to improve side walks, and
you ought to take advantage OF it,
1t seems to us that every person should
have a good, smooth pavement before
his place of business rs well as his
residence. You Know, too. that the
girls-many of who attend our
schools, have TO traverse these side
walks daily several times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

Thousands oGfemales die annually for want oa remedy
ior the ailments TO which they are %incilent. The only
such remedy we know Of is Sir James Clarke's Female
Pills. They are put up in bottles, containing 80 pills,
with a circular containing explicit directions, and sent
post free for 81 and 6 postage stamps. They are well
known to be the only sure and sale remedy for female
diseases and distractions from any cause. See advertise,
ment, IG.l
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We are authorized to announce Il. T..
GnLELAsD. Of Fayetteville, q candidate
for Attorney General in this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague should not
spare either time, trouble Oc expense, to procure DIR
HOSTElIERS CELEBRATED BlIfERS, whose beneG'
cent ELECTS upon the human system has been clearly
proved to those who have been stricken down in a short
space Of thine by this dreadful cucse, whose cheeks are
wan and meagre, and wsose nights are slcepless and
restless, and whose eyes are dim and sunken, with death
staring them in the face, this compound must prove a,
llcssinsi siiatcllng them as it were from the very mouth
0fthe srave.-None can know its true value until they
have tested it. When all others have failed, these BIT.
tershavc resorted the sufferers to pristine health. Their
popularity in all tie Western and Southern parts should
Introduce them to all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every where.
To- See Advertisement. in another column. Aug
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

We are authorized to announce George
Le(eber a candidate for Constable in this
district. Election 1860.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

We are authorized to %announce Robt.
w. Reeves a candidate for Constable in
this district.
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We are authorized to announce NATHAN
FRIzzELL, SR., a candidate for reelection
as clerk of the Circuit court Of Franklin
County. Election in March, 1860.
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We are auth orized to announce JAMES
HARRIS, as a candidate for Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Franklin County,
Election in March, 1860.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

We are authorized TO announce w.
G. Handy as a candidate for Trustee
Of Franklin sounty. Election in March
1Stn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

We are authorized to announce Rich.
ard Sharp a candidate Tor Constable in
this district.
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OUTS, ITUTy,
MARTIN G. OSBORN.

We are authorized to announce R. F..
SIMS a candidate for re. election as Coun.
ty Court Clerk at the next March election
We are authorized TO announce john
G. ENocns a candidate for County Court
Clerk Of Franklin County, at the March
election, 1860.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

We are authorized TO announce WV
FARRis a candidate for re election as Con
stable j N this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

VERY MUcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pto'
pie have a great idea Of what it takes
to make one smart. A man comes
from another State or town, and abu'
ses everything that is not precise.
~ like that to which he has been US.
ed, and finds fault with everybody un'
like himself. There is nothing good,
nothing that suits him, but what he
left behind him in his own country
He is always ready to say how this
thing and that is done where he come
from-how they do in his town. 1t is
strange that such a man finds 0cca-
sion to change his residence. Why in
the name Of common sense does he
not remain where he finds those good
things and those clever people he
seems to admire and love so much !
What does he come away f0ry We
would say 10 every such creature that
he cannot render himself popular by
finding fault with everything and ev.
erybody around him. The fact Of the
case IS, such persons are trying to i'm
press others with The idea that they
are IL little smarter than anybody else,
yet in trying TO impressthat idea, they
only prove themselves to be ignoram.
nscs. "A sensible man will keep his
mouth shut. II this cap fits anybody
in our midst, he or SHE is at perfect
liberty to wear it..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12

4nbIid, fudte fie su entTieben, uber ilr
Mann belt iie feit rno 5pan9 iie, ibm
elm ei6t 5u batten, rpdbreno ct bef6dfz
ti9t mar, Den tobten &6rper auo Dem
Sauie su fbafen uno bic Spuren feiner
blutieen Sbat Su perlpil9en. Gr i6lepps
te Den Sei6nam na6 elmer Sen3 an Der
Strobe, seoeniiber pom t6auie, uno fell
te Die Qrt banebeu. 3u -tpieberbolten
Mtalen perlubte fe nit ibrem &inbe su
entflieben, CT oerbinoerte bies aber unc
ia9ter rfie folle bio mor9en ftille fein, es
iei mor9en no6 3eit 9enua 5u einert 9es
itdnoniTe. Qls Der Gonft1ble fib oem
6auIe ndberte, bcmerfte fie, baB ibr
Iann Elm 8oloftdf i'm Bette perfedte
unb ein %odtttt I'd, Il, in Den 8runnen lparf.
SenbcfF ipurOe aefbloiien uaqgD Str Staot
9ebrd6t. Gr 1T etlpa 3S Sabre ait uno
fcine Srou 25. 0a6 SauS par bic 9anz
ie Na1t binourb BON elmer neu9ieri9en
uuS oufaere0ten @en9e umla9ert."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12
Rad,c cinco seFranFtcn patcrs.

8uena Sifta in Sennefee mar Dor eiz
ni9en Sa9en Oct SbaupIae elmer furbts
barren Sra90oie. Sor eini9en 2Soben
bate Elm retber SepoDner oes Srtes, 6r.
Scbn s. Sadicn, in Grfabrun9 9ebrabt,
oa6 feline Sobter, Elm Iiebsneplrci9ee
Mdoben BON Is Sabren, bur6 Oottor
Sun0 perfabrt pcrben fei. Der 9efrdnfz
te Soter Iubte fcfort ben Serfa9rcr fels
nes &inoes ouf, Der bic Sbanoe tiber feline
Samilie 9ebra6t bate, uno fra9te Jpn,
oh er iein llnrett baour6 pieoer gut maz
ben noble, oaB ct feline Sobter beiratbe.
Ser Dcftcr peieerte iib, oie6 3u tbun uno
Sad ion CAB ibm orei 9Soden Seoenf3elt,
entrpeoer feline Sobter 3u beiratben, ooer
oas 9auntp Su perla1en. ga nab Ibs
lauf Der 3eit rer Oottor iib nob pei9erz
te, Dem beleioi9ten 8ater 9enu9tbuun9
5u 9ebeu, 10 9ln9 oiefer na6 Der Office
oes 6rn. Sun6 uno t6ob oenfelben nies
Der uuo lieferte iib fofort Der Suftis aus.
Sun9 bate ouf Der SteIle Den Seift aufz
9e9eben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12
Oie Observation-Disclosures.

Die Dor Der BaW orrb Wit9lieber,
0rabtsieber unb Qemterid8cr bon Der
8ubanan partbei ous9eitreute sd8e,
als bdtte bic Republifaniibe Yartbei piez
Ie Sauienoe BON Sbaler bon Der Yenniplz
pania Me9eIbobns@ s@ompo9nie fir Gled=
fbenir ,3ipede erbulten, 1T oas ollerz
fb,pdrsefte Ser8eben sepefen, boB uns
fe tu Sbren eefommen ift-ccnn AUDI
ni6t Elm rptDer Sent bat oieielbe bon bort
ber nod BON ir9eno elmer anbern Seite
ber erbalten-uno oaber erfldren mir Il l.
le uno S ebe, tpelbe iene 1usfa9e perz
breitet baben, als fre6e uno niecertrddz
ti8e ed9ner, uno srpar 70 lan9e, bis fie
bepei6en, rpas fie fGlfbli6er 8eiie ausz
aefa9t baben-unb mir ratben ben &e=
pubtifonern pcbl ouf ibre pcdetbd6er
a6t su baben, tpenn ite itb in Der RGbe
beser befiuoen, rpelbe oieie ed9e erbabt
Doer ous9eiaot baben, benn cine olte Ga
&c bat es, oab: user li9t oub ftieblt," +"
--lnb 70 ratben mir ibnen 9lei6folls fi6
mo m69lib aus Der Gourt 5u bolten, ipenn
fie rpiben DAP folde ueroorbene Menf6en
als 3eu9en auftreten rparoen, oenn fiber
ibnen fann man fiinfti8bin unter Gio
feinen @louben fbenfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-10-12
Riu semiTrnbafter apetbrfcr.

6err @ibael Gcfee, faufte Dor eini9en
5a9en in oer 2fpctbef BON S. :. 02uities
in 3euz9)orf, Goftorol fur fein &ino.-
8aDoem baftlbe einen 9beelcfel pcll
9enommen, perftel es suerft in &r6mpfe,
6ann in einen unnatiirli0 tiefen Sblaf.
Die Mutter purpe dn9flitb, unteriubte
oaS Sel unp fano, ooB eS fart no6 Ill
cobol riede. Der Soter be9ob iIt >piez
oer in bic Npotbefe uno crtunoi9te iIb,
lporauf ibm Der Gpotbefer faltbluti9 9ez
Itanb, oaB ct Dap SA NIT 2(lccbcI per-
oGnnt babe, oa er ionit 5u ipeni9 9rcflt
oaran bitte. Sin Nr6t analpitrte oas
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