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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-10

A young lady named Miss Gay. a
student at the Mary Sharp College IN
this place, died last week. Her dis
ease was not contagious, but n that
had afflicted her for years. She come
here with her sister, rather than re.
main at home, her mother being dead,
and there being only the two children.
We are this particular in our remarks
that no M may be alarmed, for real
ly Winchester is so noted for health
that an occasional death in our midst
is looked at with as much wonder as
ten times as many deaths in places of
similar size.
This young lady was carefully at
tended to in every respcct-but sh
died. Death never fails TO conquer at
last. The procession that followed
her to the Cemetry consisted of over
five hundred persons, mostly school
girls. Both of our femal schools en-
tire closed and showed their sympathy
by following the deceased to her last
abiding place. W. were so glad OF
this. 1t speaks well. and will be IA
comfort to the bereaved father.
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~REAUY.MADE
L. O T II G
III. NASSAUER,
WINCHESTER, TENN,

Would call especial attention to his
large stock of Fall and Winter Clothing,
which is now complete, and woulL re.
mind the trading public Of the extreme
low prices he offers to sell his goods, at
ready cash All persons wishing TO
spend money in his line will find it to
their interest 10 give him a call. Being
we'll acquainted in New York market, and
purchasing his clothing in large quaint.
ties, has advantages 10 enable him TO sell
low for cash. II you wish 10 see we'll
made, substantial, warm, as we'll as hne
Clothing, you mus, call at II. Nassaeur's,
corner OF Main ST., and the Square, and
YOU will find him at any time ready to
accommodate you with such goods as you
may desire, and takes pleasure in exhibi.
ting his goods 10 any one who may favor
him with q call.
10 addition to his Clothing. no has a
fine stock Of Marsailles and Linen Shirts
and Collars. Crava,s, Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods.
ALSO, a good stock Of the latest style
OF Silk, Fur, and Wool Hats, and last,
but not least, as cheap a Boot ss in mar.
ket.
P. S.-Two more Carpets on hand,
which can be had at low prices, to close
out the lot. H. N.
November 8, 1859.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Justice Of the Peace Court, DC.
Andrew Woods plaintiff, ..
Elizabeth Franks, dcrt
In this cause, suit having been com.
menced before the undersigned, a Justice
Of the Peace in and for said county, by
the plaintiff against the defendant, mon
resident, by original attachment founded
on said note, and was levied upon-lOO
acres ofland, be the same, moro or less,
belonging TO said defendant, lying in
Franklin county, Tenn, by Clement Arl.
edge, Deputy Sheriff, on the 18th day Of
October, instant, 1850; and was returned
before me this day with said levy. Where.
upon, it is therefore considered by me,
and so ordered that all further proceed.
ings be stayed in this cause until the 2lst
day Of April, 1860; and it is further or.
dered by me that publication be mado
for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, a paper published in the town Of
Winchester, requiring the said defendant
to be and appear before Thos. Finch, J.
P, the undersigned, at his office, in the
town Of Winchester. on said 21st day Of
April, ls60-It being a Justices CouTt-
then and there to defend said suit, or
judgment final, by default, will be rem.
dered against her exParts, &c. This the
18th Of Oct, 1859.
THOS. FINCH, Seal,
J. P. for Franklin County.
Oct. 90.
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TO .EEESEV'E.
l, ZOO PIECES assorted Holloway are
Castings,
100 Sugar Kettles,
lis English Pots, : Caldron Kettles,
400 Dog Irons, - Tea Kettles,
95 Shaving Skillcts,
II Kegs Nuts and Washers,
s Bundles Galvanized Sheet Iron,
/ Case Copper, Timed,
SO Iron Axlcs.
ASP Bars Iron, 40 Bundles Iron.
40 Bundles Sheet Iron,
To arrive from PiuSburg, on steamer
Emma, and for sale by ID, d. DlCKEl,
Nashville, Tenn. oct. 20.
WINCHESTER.
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AN IrEM.

The other day a friend came into
our office and gave us a package, and
stated that a young lady sent it. lie
need not have told US that, however,
for a single glance Convinced us that
no clumsy masculine fingers, but the
blessed little hands of Some fair one
had done it up so nice and smooth
And then the little sewing thread
with which the package was wrap
ped, seemed to say: liam taken from
my spool by tiny, snow white hands,
and wound round this bundle at the
will of pair ofsweet bright eyes, as
black as jet, and a heart as pure as "A
snowflake. My little maiden mis-
,tress sent me off, little thinking thai |
would be home-sick when ! sh,uld ar.
rive at your Office, where the types
and papers lie scattered IN d~ishabi'lc
and all is so rough compared to the
little country home ! left. Besides, |
car find no employment with you,
MI. Editor. My mistress would give
me employment were | back. for al
though she is surrounded with the
comforts of life in p%rofusion, yet she is
proud of work, in this respect differing
widely, mcthinks, from some, who are
ashamed of work, although in actual
want. Let me go home-send me
back, where rosy cheeks and bright
eyes will welcome me unto my little
work-basket home, where | shall be
handled by softer hands than yours"
All this it seemed to say, and even
more, which we have no time to tell.
But the pres,nt-we had almost
forgot to mention it. A nice cheese
home-made-made bv the donor, and
sent--to US. We shall never want to
cut tits so nice. And she made it.
What a gem is such a woman in these
days for the domestic circle J We
thank you, Miss -, ah we
ly called your name before we thought
for we do know your name, although
the bearer of your present wouldn't
tell US. Guess how we found it out.
Remember, newspapers tell tales, and
you are a subscriber to more Journals
than one The publisher had to write
your name in full on the margin, and
in the innocence of your heart you
used the paper without erasing the
direction On it. That's how we found
you out. It's q good sign, however,
to see n subscribe for many period.
Gals. 1t shows g love of food for the
mind. Into the sylvan retreats which
surround you, we know you often
stroll out and look "from Nature up to
Natures God" And now those for.
ests are tinged with the bIighls Of twin.
ter. The North winds breath is hur.
ling the ~variegated leaves to the
ground, and after lying for a brief
space will again be of the dust from
whence they came. So with life and
all that is lovely. But when your
time comes to obeyisthe call of your
Maker. may your pure spirit enter
the realms of bliss eternal. Until
then, we hope your liics career may
be as bright as aught thine early
dreams have framed; that never a
dark shadow may cross your path.
way, nor anything happen to cause
your gentle spirit trouble,
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We notice that our go.ahead Hor'
ticulturalists, or Nursery men, Messrs
s. W. Houghton g. Co., took the pre-.
MUM in four or five instances at the
Warren County Fair, for the best spe
cimens of fruit trees. exhibited. Also
at tho Tuscumbia Fair. When you
want fruit trees, send to them, See
advertisement.
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advertisement

We have ordered new type, from
head to foot--corner to c%orner--ior
our paper, which will arrive in Il few
weeks. and we shall present the incest
paper ever seen in this country. We
shall, indeed. In the mean time, we
offer for sale every type now in our
office. The type on which the paper
is now printed--examine it printers
and see If we don't tell the truth when
we say it is not much worn, yet we
will sell it very cheap.
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CAHRlCK

WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
The next session of this Institution will
commence on Monday, the 9Th Of September,
and continue four months. The Principal
will be assisted in the conduct OF the school
by gentlemen oieXpericnce and acknowledged
ability, aud he would therefore ask of those
seeking Il place for the education Of their sons
to note carefully the advantages olicred.-
The grade of scholarship is high, and the
course of instruction full and thorough, EN-.
braclng with the usual English branches. the
Ancien, and Modern Languages, Malhcmnt-
les, and Natural Sciences. The building is
new, and furnished with n view to the com.
fort o. the student, and The location, asis well
known, Is second to none in the South.
For further information, admission &c.
application should be made to,
ASHLEY D. HURT,
Prln. Currick Academy,
Winchester, Tenn.
or TO DR.. Wallace EstiIl, President Board OF
Trustees.
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PROMISCUOUS.
ILL Sia w ssasaass.
ENGlNEER's OFF,cE,)
Winchester a. Alabama X. Rs
Ann .DDl 1910

"iNNIENi En-, aug. ~-u, 1000.
w. & A. R. Ron and after Monday,
August 22d inst, 1883, Trains will run as
follows:
Leave Dccherd at 500, A. NJ, upon the
arrival Of the Chattanooga Train. Arrive
at Fayetteville 1t ll.3O, A. M.
Re,urning-Leave Fayetteville ut $50,
p. M. Arrive at Dccherd at 700, P. NJ,
connecting with the Chattanooga Train for
Nashville.
Wearing apparel alone constitutes bag
gage, Of which each person will be allowed
50 pounds FREQ OF charge. Above that
weight subjec TO extra charge, payable to
the Conductor. TllOS. l.. ESrlLL,
Chief Engineer.
GrAil other articles carried in the bag.
gage cars charged Express freight, which
must be paid to the agent.
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NOTICE..

As my Furniture Room and Shop has
been burned down, with all my account
books, notes, and all other papers, |
wish all persons who know themselves
indebted TO me, either by note or account,
to call and settle with me by cash or
note, as it is impossible for mi to recol'
lect. And | shall have to depend upon
the honor Of some, both for the debt and
mount owing, and as my expenses TO
build and start anew will be very heavy,
| hope al who can will pay me the mo-
ney, as | shall greatly need oil can get.
90 All persons who may wish me TO
make Collins for their relatives or friends
may continue to send their orders, as
have made arrangements TO supply all
that may call. G. NJ. FARMER.
~oct23'594t.
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WINCHESTER:

We send round. our paper this week
n day in advance. for reasons not
necessary to name.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-10

The oars on the Winchester and
Alabama Railroad will not run here.
after on the Sabbath.
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stn Tenn cssee, FRANKLIN Co.

Sta Tenn ssee, Franklin Co..
County Court Clerks Office, Oct 81, so.
Ha' <; Patterson & Wife lp.,s,o0 to ,.u land.
The heirs OF Thomas Murray.
On motion Of complainant, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk, that defe nd.
ants William C. Murray and Harriet Stone,
wife Of r. Stone are non-residents, Ut The
State Of Tennessee, So that tho ordinary
process Of law canno be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication b
made for four consecutive weeks in the
"Home Journal" a news paper publish Cd 10
Winchester Tenn. requiring said ncn.rssi'
dents defendants to make their personally
appearance before the wouhipful County
Court Of said county to be held tor ssid cogsty
in Winchester on tho fret Monday
cember next, then and there to piesds 10y
or demur to complsinsnts Pstipes %
same will be taken for conssssd ssd ~ "'
hearing expsrts 10 to then: 49,. NJ
ossobsr a. lse0.
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Dry Goods,

which he intends 10 sell at very low
prices, and s%oIicits Il liberal patronage.
lie believes that he can offer advantages
superior to any other dealer in Dry
Goods in the county, and only asks that
his goods and prices shall be examined
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. l5, 1859.
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NOTICE..
Ssue naS ape SSats.

All persons indebted 10 G.. G.. Gorbam
y Co., must come forward and pay up
by the 10th Of October. or their accounts
will be given to an officer for collection
BY order OF Court.
H. r. ESTILL, G.. & NJ,
Sept 20. AND RECEIVERS.
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Iron and Casting.

$50 Tons assorted Iron and Castisgs,
on hand, and for sale by d: d. DICKEY,
Nashville, Tenn, oct. 20.
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ID. ID. ID 10 * e Y.
Nashville, Tenn,

ID. ID. ID 9 * e Y .
Nashville, Tenn,
HAS in store
300 sets assorted Iron Axles.
Is kegs Boiler Rivets,
10000 kegs Pressed Nuts,
1000 Washers,
% kegs Wrough, Nails,
500 pounds Of Emery.
1000 papers Timers Rivets,
so assorted Sausage Cutters,
% SlulitIs,
200 sheets Copper,
5O5 Copper Bottoms,
1000 pounds Brass,
200 assorted Putty Blocks,
80 assorted Churns,
80 boxes Glass,
$50 Tin Plate, so Slabs Zinc,
35 Pigs Iron,
5000 feet assorted Gas Pipe,
10000 " Leather Betting,
1000 e" Sam Betting,
1000 pounds Pump Chains,
100 Wheel Barrcws,
l,O0O pounds Gum Packing,
lOO bundles assorted Wire,
30 Doors, 10000 Lights Sash,
SO sides sole Leather,
EOS fee Card Clothing, 100 Steel Reeds,
10 Garden Engines, 10 Wheat Fans,
D Threshing Machines,
Oh Straw CuticLs, 80 Corn Shelters,
D RAILROAD Scrapers, Smut Machine
300 assorted Plows, 20 Pumps,
\ holf nrrpls Whito Tisb
10 llydraul &c Rams
1000 pounds Galvanized Wire,
200 boxes Ring Travellers,
10000 gallons Stone Ware,
10000 bushels Corkc,
40 tons Pig Iron,
Besides many olher articles on hand and
for sule, by D. D. DlCKEY.
Oct. 20.
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Approximation Prizes.
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS,

Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quar-,
lers So; Eighlhs So SO.
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Of Wood, Eddy &sCo.'s7 Lotteries will
take place at Augusta, Ca, as follows;
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WILLIAM STUBBS,
House and SigD paintpr

GLAZlER. PAPER HANGER. &c.
ness to announce 10 his friends and pubc ronnrol.,
j r. ta ''I'h surrounding country that he has re-
Nfu II I'M 81 GEORGE $ and iucaeti Inns, ou o,u
III iFGe street. smyrna, where he will IN ILa i,,,r
~ounuir. ~ MS business and brgs most re,uerttiIIv T.
s"Ici' me patronage and support OF the ladies ,or
bn rII s '""n an, country, lNSI4rng Iiciu Thai
., ' 'N'' "c All "rders III the above iItp of h,,s,
ness VIVA STREET regard Ia economy nran,., ,,,i dI
t"''"' '"Fh ms experience U mpfc IiIau fhIrv .,or
@ ." G"'"araEemet to Stale that he can excc,,Ic nII
VI iloaNe PlIhIing and Interior Decorairnr n,
the 'listicon uf all who NAV nlroo 10 ,,,a ~
"''n 't'L "IerS Ia" most respec table references
sN+n' ven 4nu , an Ora RS pUnclualy attended TO.
,uG lMiI ~ AIiDNS Of WOOD AND MARBLE
@'.rN 81 i'DI Nc, Nc.; al>O Entry Wall, ami
Cc'Iihss Painted IN superior China GLASS Co,"rs S,
smyrna. March 2j 'S.IC
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miscellaneous Advertisements.
+ a NCY FURS.
For ladies and Cs,igGr1,,

"
A., WI ~, ~, A RElRA & CO, No. sIs ino, No,
,r,'rn ~ street above Eighth, Phiadephia lin.
trsS Gi"a & and Dealers ia FANCY FURS
las oI''i Ci anu ChGren also, Gents Furs Fur Col
nee engaged in the Fur business, and the general
cnaacier OF our Furs both for qualify and prlce is So
: u a, SHOWN throughout the country that we lhInk
"o necessary Tor us To say anyth ne more Than we
nave now opened our assormeni of FL RS for Ihe ro
anu Hlhler Sales OF the largest and most heau,;Gi
Gssor'en 'hat we have ever offered before TO Ihe nnb
Sc nj season when money was scarce onJ E1,.s
oMel man a' ihe present time, and have been mann,
,u 'r','teu ny The most Competent workInen; we are
uelerilhed to sell them at such prices as viii
yeart' that lS' 10 sell good article inr yery small
III &Ht!tEeereES VIII do well To give us a cali os ,hev
VIII ana 'he largest assortment bt far Io .aIert ,r
he CITY, and at manufacturers prices. ''"''' IA
QUO, JOHN FAkEIRA y 60,
SELF m N'' -N"'0 >ih' hilau
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COIpLI.Ilinn.

VIM Da"A q S|'yr"t -isrcs.dcnt a. StockIy Cost,.
n,.'n NJ hl' Clerks f. C;oll Jim /,
nei ,0Fs oorh ,,r Ia LIrey Sace William j. i"r!"E
DAVIS amts Il. Cienenis Pce u,,.'1 ''eor:e
day Thursday ''uSey '-Dlsc0unt
Cus,my mmyf" L.6rary Association -Pre,iJep, fan,
R~sordg i'n s,rr,,i .ee r'e@oIae @ Ry + cromm"f 'f
~! ~! Ssrr;ilfy Dr b Dni., Tre, "I''S ond
an, MI ',,i,rI n , john NJ Decnag Dr. + CIaw.o,
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* e q ATIONS
ItlE SMYRNA LIRRAPV

l"e smyrna Library and Reading Room arc
"p'" on the Afternoons of Tuesday and Fr,Gau
between : and 4 O'clock, aud every Eyrn'~gg
between the hours OF aud 10. Bo3ks moo he
'akeh out and returned between 3 and ln,Le
AFTERNOONS OF SAID dnys, and between 7 ami =
every evening except Sundays.
-, shareholders are entitled to the use Of Tho
Library and Reading Room by paying one dol. .
lar per year. Observation-Disclosures two dollars
payable invariably in advance. The sbeIves
are ar supplied with well selected books and 'bs
mes w'th daily aud weekly papers and prriod;.
cars S from an sections Of the country.
Tue public are earnestly requested TO co,na
thus afforded. p'''"'seS
by order ef The Board Of Trustees,
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Ihe Law of Newspapers as decided bv IN,
Courts,
General and Local Information.
u. y. Government,

u. ;. Government.
resident: JAMES BUCHANAN.
nee President: JOmN {. BRECKrNRIDGE
secretary OF state: Goa. lLwIs CAS-.
secretary of Interior: JACOB Tuoup.n.,
Secretary of Treasury iiowEiI' Cnrn
- C eiary OF War: lonv 3 FLoYp
Secretary .: Navy: isaac r0rcEy
Postmaster GtnerIl: H. BRovN
AAtu"fhey General: JEREMIAH ) BLACK.
Chief Justice Ihe United St.les: Ko,.r. p ~
Smyrna times., 1859-01-27
REMOVAL! REMOVAL.

IsSE Ii[: subscribers would announce 10 the
YtkY oonoraI LA'ns ,t oi smyrna and The pubic m
GzS- general That they la ve REMOVED their R0OT
ana SHOE STORE To the stand recently nc.
onplSi ny Mr. VIM Smith On Commerce street 3pOo. No.
S,'o "aru man, where they will manufacture nnd
~ nSoep y" nahu general assortment of GcntIemen's
p"G's nud shoes made Ofthe best material and nv a,
peIie'iceu workman Also Ladies' Shoes of every do
'ahd Chlldrcn's Shoes made to order Eysr.
ue!e manufactured by the subscribers warranted ~
pe o' very best material, and sold as low os or nv
other esahllshmenlln IN the country. 10 a. any
Aisn kEPAlRlNG done with neatness and dia,o,oL
S,o",', "," Sc ,e3e :. IOLSON IL BLAKE.
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Hundred Omrprs

No,aHes Public; } huntington and F JColt.
vv,I. isaccS 81 lae Peace: Sm1raq John EaIon ral1
Collector: Levi, Graham,
Consiahl"s Nmyrna, Capl Henry d Sco,,. ,,.u,.-
Lewis Graham; - scout; Aeaton,
Assessor: james Gues,Erd
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Town ISnrrr.,,,.o...

CummlssInners: William n,II'cn ~ < =, ,.
Eha'o, ",,''t,n tin nAninS Walter McIIuIen, W,,am
1'aAoh rfesiey Srua"ce IT, and john II IaI'II
Assessor: WIilam lids; 0''' w. 'oShelIi
irea>urer: Thnmls e.. Jc;E.r.on.
BenJImln BraAn num- 'ohh Choiiins and
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Stnlp G.nvrlnn,nnt

Governlr: PETER F. CAusEy.
secretary OF State: JAMES r. LoFLAND
stale Treasurer: WM. } CLARK.
State Auditor: a. b. MARVEL
Judge L. ). Circuit Curt: MIIt,pn H.
Chancellor: >AMrEL NJ. IARRIAGr0x'
hlef Justice: +. W. GILrlN; A,socia,es !
aI,'i .,Ln'AN. JOHN W. loVSrON, EDWARD HoorEN'
AllOrney General; GEO. P. FISHER.
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NEtt.i,.Ii. :

OIL Fe.t,',. EFT iT.it iase. No Of F,-lIees n
Tbnr.t,,'e t,,ee Fibe' ~ of L M-AJcet. o,o,,.
NiIoS1ay evening Al Spruan, snti,llI,y every
2d and I1fr, 4,b r,, enc 'mpm"n Ao2 foF-Aico,.
~" iucsuay OF every month ~ 10
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hnrchns

street Ro, w. = "nurrh' Me't"'list opposite Narko,
G5,sk p.. m9rning-evenlng Al 6. '''''c'S 10y
Ra, ohurrh cpr-er Nerhoiis and E,.,
ocrk "s' osn Met asky, D st,r service. Io
Ju,In. eIer' @ tPrbt EpsropaD Union 81; cos,o,
O'Clock services at IO O'Clock a M and =
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a1s stores! Sioye>!! SGOvcs!!!
&132 industrial Stove Works

'o ID -'of'i4 SECOND Street oppo,te Christ Church
rIyiIF ..,i.,.., PHILADELPHIA.
o''',' tI"cr respectfully informs his friends and
nG G "'i' generally lhn, he has aiken tlr Size
~ - w. ~" 90 worm Second street. here he wIIl be rn.a
|" see al" old rn, ,ton"rs aud friends
,It nas nas NOW hans! splendid assortment or pr
,i oi,i'e' store and Cooking STOVE of ib i,,
''u 'oSt approved kinds at Wholesale and Eo,,I
yp !, No. 80 North Second street Th.loI,i.,I;o
GFr'S pi'' '' particular attention IS invited To ME-
S, "tcmi H's Burning, Warming aud !, ,uIiJ.,i,,a
i l'r faror", Offices, Stores Iials. Car" AZ
- ~, r''i'ohy purify Of air, and clSe of ,n,,1,n
&cy-OLI CIi. ,,, w en-.
sclG }ln - N'''cs' OH hahd.
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ORIENTAL DETERsIvE SOAP!
HfOuscAecpcFS, Atacmtion :
IlOnGM Illln ..a,.I Z IL

-, ~ using IT, CloIhes require no boiling n, r,,tt;
n"," One pound Will go as far no brn
"l common rosin soap Warranted IN nreo
zee. satisfaction. or money refunded ~ give per-
II has proved Itself tr,:It, JI, d. L
leo ,n soap ever offered to the public. We gn,ra
Ala " "I'I not imnre clothes III the leost
IT,. .n, lc'nfed only by Van Hagen ~ MrKao,o
wholesale o" m srocers in the city, and
No ~ S"uIh y wpg. Ig IlIAiN ~ MckEONE'
streets rhadelphia No' anu Chestnut
d9-3m
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Constipation, Or Costiycncss and
llys}!c!ys;a.

u, DySfcPSia,
d,'MrHet long 'i ting. nnblual or pcrs,tcr, C,,r
h r"t'd NIiI"uI hie''Icncs lnrcIInnS or n R,.I
L' 'I VI an a1f@@l''r and uuIrIjl.us room r,iiaL
r'rn'eI'" he inr.na oi IN, s.m,c ,c.cnbIn T., ,
h'h"lnriurcd INTO Crackers and ,aen IN Ii % - i''"
'D ~, vi WIN Mllh ''i'd milk. It's certain effect m ,,l,
| 80 '' "pS' "e'ptrtic C'sCs of Cuisiln,r,nu mr. ~,
reI'' anu IN Restoring he slumach and bowels II, H.
% tr, ~ Niiuioh' VIII aHo.Ilsh The sIuulesI urL.I,,.
o;. ne 'Ia' "'rs are m"nuinclured from Wnrrr,
Sr'S'Hi' "eiluIhe hrvalenln MS sold IN Tho I,,,a
,r; I"r many years past References r,yr %
s, t VI Ih'si Respectable aud Distinguished r
great merit and cicacv ~ '''i! To HltIF
manufactured only by the subscriber. and .oIt
fncN1r Bakery, 2l9 Forsyth street, le.r Ii a. ms
Wv l"Ik' al 20 cents per pound. VIII snnn h a.
III y many rcSi"canbe groCrrs also in I'M ,, WI
% ui ,, urcc'i"nS hcronimny each package Nn"a
,'r W., - u,ose nHrhed 'Davy's." They nil ken M r'.
y'a,S III any climate; Whl be lorwa In ,, = 'o[
'hc world with directions for use " "''y part oil
o'-'m Cracker Baker. 2l9 Forsylb 81 N v
Smyrna times., 1859-01-27
g. r. EVAN s,
General Bus;um. t
DRY GOOner

w. ;. ~Sxg GOOGS =!
KrII,v T - ,'or,n second street, Philadelphia.
and rb''1n bRoWN are constantly rcrp,, i, ,,o,
a. !''u chnlce Goods, such as LADIES' W. ~ me- W
M"ns o L'I' nc Chevres Coburgs Plaid Ca,bm"res
In'oiIII "p 'aalncs, EnieniIns, Iplcns DC, ''''
Ca,I WEAR. Cloths. Cass,marc ''''HM S",,,o,,
F"[n;' ;nf%Hereens Kentucky Jeans, VcsnSs
Tlckngs T9we,"o Mnrselles Quilrs. Blankets
kIns. &c. "'"S ana Covers, Nap
ali n""i''- i'-nniiard Vale unshrnSnbIe FlonnoIs ~
a'L Iu"ieS and Bay State Opora FlannoIs in IN
Ti,sa,ns' no,, IN all grades. at the lowest price.
An exclusive Cash business ''y ior our own sales.
O"r irIcc and III ablIcneut
For Bargains call and see
No ,,N KELLEY & BROWN.
o22l.3m ''' 10 worm Second street, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-27
TlNl EsEIEs-EANaA

L or ; a e or Exchange.
LanG nave One Hundred and Two Acres or .r,1,ho-
viii sci, ,Dsney ~ mln@r miles from town, which
''' SCI. VI exchange for property IN SMYRNA.
"o a. Io0o. MARY PATrERSnN
Smyrna times., 1859-01-27
- nn a

Preceprors: y "'SS' VI, Mrs o n Bass
rnoIe school, No3-I,ale Penoeweu.
o-JoIIn d Copper.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-27

Treasurer: VIM. SArrERFlEIn.
Register; d. &. GOODWIN.
Recorder: GEO RAwLSroN.
frOlh snOtary: RICHARD \ Nrpp,yr,
Clerk "l The Peace JnmN 5 BrIi
St6 SaetN 3I IN, me Orphans Court. JAMES +. A1Irr
SherIli; WILLIAM \ ArkiNsox. '''''-NN'
Coroner JOHN IiUsB,Nrs