davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-01-10

Also tie total amount Of freight eceived and
shipped during the sl1 months ending Soveu.
ee7 u, ISIS:
::assat q q :Es1ht e. 1srs,sl<d... *sss;
Agent Il. S. / i. i. IN.
l: 1A,L.-The dac:or, whose name is Ans.
ko5ert Lsssre, and who obtained some 600
from the La Crosse County Btnk. bY fraudu-
ls3t draft, IVES recently arrested At st, Louis
lcd IS cow IN jail ia this city. 1t is ruuored
tha: "a t1tort il being made 10 compromise the
MISTER, aad allox this sniadler 10 roam again
Ut large The better opinion seems 10 be that
he have tQl- trial, and pay the penalty OF the
lsT. y hss trial. II il suspected others may be
lm2.icsted against whom suspicion has long
osea en:erta!csd.-La Cross D.mocra..
SoxE ArskRATs.-The kalamazoo Telegraph
STATES that Ira smith, Of Cooper, made very
successful two Gays huat lsas weak, in tha. time
Capturing orer one hundred mnskrata-
LiCERA1.-Twelvo of the Pensioners OF the
k=r. Montgomery Schuyler, Qorme.ly Of Buff
ts!o.} Al ~. Louis, Presented him with f2,t11 on
tirttC.aa.
GRacSh FOE ltyoRce,-4 woman made a2-
plicatiou as Cincinnati, day or two since, for A
divorce, on the Gtound, that her husband WAS 4
con:ounled fool, The magistrate informed her
that, II that were to be valid re nson in Law,
half the married women in the cisv would ba le-
woulaa Eeemed comforted with this assurance
Tresca=daess Is sulWays al!era,ed By numbers
aud departed from the uaeis.1ate'8 court With
au Improved t.=nle Of mind aad With touch Of
eoasgiAtion.
CLERICAL ScaCSpaEL.--The United Brethren
S2c;-;v 4. AsE'oa, Linu Coua.y, hare suspend
ed Her. Rev. VIA. y. Tloury from the uliuis-
terlal f:.ce fJr gross nai<co1 dact-suca - thei1
OF IS ttoca Qua Of bis pa1ishioners- buying
lumber and refusing TO pay for it-be'liug two
or thee dollars worth Of stockings and m!.tens,
the manuac:ure OF j poor widow woman, and
de;rlai'oz her ont OF the money, IL. The
scoundre? deserves worse punishment than sus-
reasion, bat il seems be has absconded. The
oti.c;al n'ocee nss Of thu Society in reference
to his c-s.a. 1re 1'u5hsaed in lbs Marion !.yis-
te-.- Hrscl.iat journal.
G1LroS GReeG. -Tha telegraph told us yes.
tsrdly taAt this gentleman, 50 long connected
H::h tae press. and so long welding \ marked
;ati ece: IN the politics o the State died It his
rssll-rc4 very suddenly His disease va. not
.nsntlnned. hut ws learn from the New Albany
L<{,rr ct Noudar a!ternooa ,ha. it 9as kind
Of l4rAysis affecting tha whole system. Lie
was ey1ien1lv declining far 5cma ,uonths pre-.
r!.as to bis ceash.-Lsa:xSap>Hs Jouracl
fan P1k.'s pEAk We understand that uura-
befs Ut oar souag men are actively engaged ia
ns.k.mE pzeaasotiors to seek their fortunes at
ths Ssbs4ska ga.d dikxsogs ne1s spring. 4
company hss been fat1.led tar their mutual pro-
t.S:'o2, AID ~!t elect officers to conduct the ex-
pedil!an, Wa understand that one Or tTo acieu.
tic n1ea will accompany them for the purpose
| Of exploring t.: coun.ty ID hopes ot disco YER
ln. ting rse!srE as!Ies tat ag4 supposed IN exist
! nsas sssse aiready vork.d.-p1rtnpor. -'tws.
, 1859-01-10

Tn Hoxtc1Dx Gul1c1.-Ths Judgment Of The
District Court, IN the case of Stats Of Iowa u.
G'l'ick, who killed hia wite, 1t Dubuque last
summer, has been reversed BY the 8apeone
~ term OF the District Court in Dubuque Hus-
c1sise journal.
Pozk Ceor, L1sS Co.. 1owA.-A correspond
ert Of the Marion Rsy.s:tr eliminates the number
OF hogs r&i.ea for Markets in Liza county at
1o,ole, worth sio3, ,o09. He thinks hfsy pounds
pc: had might hare been added b. essly feed
ing, at e cost Of not over one cent per pound
Mas: ot the hogs raised in that county, he SAYS.
were purchased for the Auscatine MARKET
FoR p1kt's PxAx-Several Of cur adveuturous
ycung neo are planning En- expedition 10 start
in the spriug for the newly discovered gold re-
gion Of Nebraska. We wish them success, but
far they will no: reaIizs it--Huseatns jour.
nc!.
FATAL ALAcc1o.Sr.-At terrible accideat occurred
3 few days s,uee in the family Of Ar. AIpheus
H,sler. Of Sclhy township. Mrs. Il. LEI. the
e"ass to1 th7ut tea minutes, eod on returning
found the clothes entirely burned from the bodJ
at her child. little girl seres yefrs old. She
Giso found the clothes Of bed burning, whsra
eLe 51d piaced her infant child, which was sared
b; her timelF return. ! mes.en2er was imue.
disseiF dispatched for Dr.. Shugar, Of this place.
When be arrived the girl Has suae.ire inieuse-
ly, her skin hsvinz tallen from the assh. and her
Natat 0SthS Ae~tes' 0-s GO HetpUA ItCpFelF
aad died in :hree hours st.er his arriraL-Ba-
rsaU Co. L<2u5!,!-1n~
1 ASxxoLt.-The Alton Courisr of tho ed has
d loag communication from l.. l. G. s, kelen~
berger, of that city. showing up the :" " es1ern
4arce and Fire 1nsurs1es Eonpsay CT Al,op,"
4, perfect sriodie. Oae J. Howard, OF J. i,
Howard, or J. 7. H. howard stems 10 be the
entire company, aad his whereabouts Is at pres.
eat doubtful
LApoR7s Co. 1xp1ASA,-Eps LAroRra DA1LY
Us1oS:-ln compliance with the request Of uu-
me-ous prominent farmers and bus.aess men Of
our city, herewith hand you foE pubtieaton
statement OF the s.aple products OF oar county,
shipped from this ststion during the year ending
Ne-
, 1859-01-10

1tw!l be seen from the shore thai, NJ cod.
pared with 1857, The number Of accidents 1als
Year exhibits dinairution Of abou. forty per
cent, aEd shss there is : large decrease IN the
number OF persons killed and Injured. Extend
ing tae comparison tack to the previous tive
seart, tic resuifs "lli show much larger aver
AZ et decrease.
AZ regards hieaa1toat accidents the i1c1:oys-
meat II Rot oi 10 marked q character, faz tho
ncc1derts themselves age cot so nuch und.r the
control OF careful supervision AZ in the case Of
ra..~ass. Still rs will be seen By tue following
s7ose, sae1e Is, as compared with the Year 1857,
acecreAse 1t shout elaFea per cent, ia the num-
beE Of accidents. aad four and quarter per
csGt. Il t1s number Of fatal casnai1ies:
, 1859-01-10

+, The hrst thing that will strike ope in compar-
irg the general resultA Of the Ahove tahlea, ia
the largs proportion which destha hy steamboat
accident bear TO .hs number of accidents thsm-
seives- Thus we ind in ak Jeara o.o62 deaths
10 lq2 accidents, whilst for thA saroe peziod ~
ha.e by railway ca8uAltie1 only o35 deasha to ss2
aceidentA. This Of course ean only ha a&t1ihut-
I'd 10 the Wholesale character Of steamboat &eci-
deata aud tho a:.t6culty Of escaping the double
pe1iis Of fire a7d Nate1.-N. T. Tine.
, 1859-01-10

- Mr. q. X. Brown, who designed ths
hron1. statue Of Washington in Union eqoa1e,
New York, ha. just finished a life size bust Of
Gea. Seost He will pass his winter in v aah-
ipston, whers be il engaged On = bus. Of HI,
Breekinridge
, 1859-01-10

Yet tue resources Ql tueSe counLlca are uOL
half developed. The tendency Of produce,
even touth Of Jacksonville. will be to Chiea-
20 hence this road will get much through
produce freight business from south OF Jack
konril1c. On The o1hsr hand, At the terminus
Of the road, in Peoria County, are inc1ha11st-
ible zupplIes Of ooal and building stone, which
can be taken on the road and sold as far eouth
as jacksonville, ut prices to defy all sompe-
titien, Is there is none Of either article On the
liuc Of the road, and Jacksonville now gets
building stoae at Joliet, 4 distance more than
twice the length of this road. AL these
items, together With & large quantity Of pine
lumber from Chicago, will nuke up an i'm
mense aggregate amount OF business for ibis
road from its northern terminus towards the
South as will cattle, hogs, grain and other
produce from South TO North.
An arrangement has been made hy which
this road is to be operated with the stock OF
The Bureau Valley Railroad, which cannot
fail Of being mutually advantageous. An
equitable consideration is paid for the use Of
this stock, while the Bureau Valley road pays
Eve per cent, Of its gross receipts upon all
freight and passengers coming to It DIET the
Illinois River road.
It ie thought that under thu foregoing ar"
raugcmeuts t1c entire road will be completed
within less than i year and that the first
mortgage bonds will be paid out Of the net
earnings aud The rual be returned to The
ftocklolders, free from debt, within ten ycars
from the date Of It. completion.
, 1859-01-10

- Ths Cnton len NJ By Letter from Raus
that on the 2Sth Of November. Ar. Cazz, who
has been for somo 1eass the American Ainister
at that place, took teare ct tho Pope, and pro-
sented Mr. Stockton ~ his successor.
, 1859-01-10

II s5opld be s:atcd lha1 The 1bore 6eufes DO
cot '1csude a2c!deass c:used by the cAreIeuacs.
cf1r:sriiers themselves, or deaths o. ipiYries
resulting frcSa ,he retk!sss condrc. Q! pe.soas
in csossiog the ral%ay tracks when traias ..e
ruEE:ot..
T:.e foiiowing additional table ehoss the num-
Der Of accidents and the number Of persons
Killed aDa injured during the las; six wears:
, 1859-01-10

- Ns. Hiram Fuller, late Of the Ssw York
.Airro,, sailed Tor Europe By the Asia yester-
day. He goes 10 London, ~e beliers. With
view 70 The establishment Of cheap daily jour
mi Oh tho American plau-
, 1859-01-10
Real estate.

Improved Farm for Sale,
4 WELL IMPROVED FARM Of ONE
~ hgpt1ed aad Trelv. acres With Al abu-danc.s Of
W3 nd living 3a:er 9uzat a& very low pr}cn+
MS szta . s,ala nile a3i hi: Of Il. t-aseoa RAu
oats AMI the saa. aistaac- Haiavts the Bur
41xton hcA ABOUT thlstJ ave coIcs fEon Ca.c.9o.
Inquire Of Il = r.a
ia1 LYUl1 IN L .1s ,t1ekt
, 1859-01-10
NJ Z: Y EE2'S
Miraculous feT1i1 DESTROYER.
For the Destruction Of
Rat4, Mice, Mo1es, Hugs, Mosquitoes,
Ko1c1les, Fleas, Moths, Garden
Vs1aeefz, tntH. DC.


Ko4ches, Fleas, Moths, Garden
Tuaeet4. Ants. dc.
The CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS
L k.osa uaderthe ntcve III. r. tte ia. 2 1t4rs
HsouRnont tn.pp:, wheee tEt5 t2r- t-et -stb trca
ph2 success h1sc A-Q1.sei To- taetr 1hveato. aEI
Manufacturer 'r,a Vide celebrity a::rscd h7 - -
x1ors ri An,s.a. Frspee auxtr7a the Queen - E3g
l+1d The Ktasa .: Be.eun A.lItad. sa3 * E.s41i,,
S,1ony. +c anl ta America shsr ch ;'ea:7 ;as hesn
tndnrs.d NJ The Directors q PahFc lnsstut - AID
the approval n pr e citizens that ttS
the onltTtuedi.3 IN :Ae woila ea,tsc22 al
KIN , o! veT1n.a.
Meet kracut,us Pre- aratia:s destroy the ue~ ii.
come insfuiers rstaoat mercy an1 nese ISL us 81:
Las z,rgt ueaiA n!ilols Of thea il The l. as1
trJm his day tae x4tcawo Of all hnus.<-e2er
cnantA shp owLers a1d hn5b srGclea Wi BE- NJ
*errn'n." . " .
n aet,tl packages froE = ctc:, Ia t1n Tzsxs-sit
ruo1fhs OF nv+ -snt e9 far c21l To s1:o;s UepeI
oE ta= Evea.ar At proprietor.
JOSEPH MEyE ( Practical Cheatt.
e1l Broadway, lr1F. lnu.ttn-sk. } Srw York.
General ASen: toc tus 5::sti rs1:es 3ad Caaadaa
FKEOEK.CK Y. HIS ~ Drak ss:. No. u Astcr
uoc.x. 4a az Uttal14 X & trsj lScSJJ eE1
, 1859-01-10

!he AarshaA {clask Coy Journal plaeet 1t
toe head OF its columns: "For President in
1860, AasAH4x L1xcoLx,"
, 1859-01-10

For the ta1t Six years the number cf lives lost
md persona Injured by steamboat accidents. not
including those which have occurred a. Sea, iaas
, 1859-01-10

The following tuhic shows the uunber ofrall~
road accldenta which bare been attended with
| - ct lite aud lrjas; to person during the vear
1895. aud, % nil! he sera, it offers favorable
co7pa<1s5a With -, ct IL. previous twelve
mouths:
, 1859-01-10

:. GOVERNMENT LANu LOCATING
AGENCY
t. sua.csse7 I::2s AZ ,sa.ss Al e3.e.eucs Ia
sELECT.-tS AND L-CArZNS LANDS,
ia s4:!tas I.c1 h ,sr:. = .!e N"s EN- ::a;.aA
-a0s1ts fAth es :"t Il ski r-aar,, ". t.etaon.
f0R LAND Wt2AAt.S Ui CASH.
Csc!'e Select. sss " usx hy :uA.;, IA
IOWA. WISCONSIN .A%D N!>SuERI,
Pet-a2s 4A.'1x Ws:r4s,s csn a,vs Ikea L,sa,el IA
t.scsE Qw1 Na.-
And 40 per Cent. Profit t:naruu{era,
Payable In Dne 1c,r.
Iowa WIsea..a AL l...9ys L12as G: -" ,ss e.
El.h.
1o1eJ .asc..el IN Kaa<4. sad Set.a..A
au:' sally H. =. ,tr. -, t,i...,
, 1859-01-10

NJ OTHERS, As YOU LOVE YOUR
!vl Children. b. On The alert for svs+1 xupson Of
HusEM, For wctrns eause tbs dtAta o. mora thau anJ
other d!fekseA. Il Ill csses
DEAD SHt&T Of p2.a eurptenxcet. HEtd
circle 4T2u7d the eyes and
fnul breath give II " L O.
FuR FAr'f FEffE ABLE
WORN COMPETITIONS
" q r " 1hcY are delicious prera-
~ ration Of SuEAr tatt ary LID
III esaTe II xoE,11 ideJ viii t2elI Aca e.!
2eetu LIZ remove them acd restore Ees In All
Ncrra1. Wor.s .-rteee tseuhle.ayne InYe4ts Of the
stoa aad boxes cf children haye ls tourd their
Estth IN no4tch'es1 preoAEatso- called Hollow ~
Worn Co.fe1+:1a." WITCH l. IA t1- Of p1tas1Ht
- sessfts Ss caas1 TIE ": ssGd1sa .asetsa .s
spurerea nd ated ahcut tae edna4ntx r4aon cf ,ae
Ea1seoes noss aadet re naoa> OF Fmt1se. vii ooeu
;h:F t(s caeu:hs ~Aa ets:acY 10 thak tho Inventor
ossrnx p kka7t cure for oae OF the acst trouble
soca. dssea5eL kye:y box ~aEra7tet,
Sotd b. RlLLE& SMITH kC3-
deli IA Lake It Acct. for NnYtherst --r Na,~~
, 1859-01-10
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I fUNSI MTTIl1S 4 .tK9}-'lE I {sF- tsF.@
kt Dr.. R-4pGSt; MEsD Vs.,
mar Re c,o.ut.d ta.7 frr.a ,,aIkt
A u II / T. NJ. xatt .os7 "s E*Jl
p. ". fur 81 E.eas-~ nf 1l'Stia. ~ y<HE.>x
HEART &rI LIVER IENt:I - c@HG$At l
pKAAAEEHkS1s, AZ! All y IyF4t |
tMK>NiC Dls.AsE7. A,tse~t ~ ;3f1bsSkt |
d.eAAes pFotr - r.: ~. III. II ~
ore- impefE-!t'fy. :" : u =! M Z g. r fM3
te7.1s14lu5 u.i-s4 1'o':.f}v Ar. tEs<StTxrAE1
ses,.,i, An r.srf3 u}s7'i'Hfit'n n kshkese3' ~
u 1t La utins.s 4uI,rrF1fnt% HAe--A34-A:1a
10 all who ~E.s rtN,iaAt tjT Al ;r';',ft ttRt:
Ta<t r.4s ~ q tres'ns24s, " .:aT1 ,.sts -. 10;
anythns before the rurlr ~, ~ AF- "nrnenl
hAs an1 ea.lsi pe:sc VIII be rsncr -" IS s5e 81
tcatv b7 ! car al er1-1t*1t!oa = - n ~
" Roaraa A u, su' HtE- s.7e': g. .: y: VISA
ux;en.-Ea:sa S.4t: Greet u a!!2 u fet
LII
, 1859-01-10

n. q. CHAPPELL z Co,
Manufa.ta-e:s of oN 81 rrst,l 4d'l1ll. aaa s;tsIe
Acids top,e.As Sal s,dA fa 4!a1ner. I'll EITio -ul.
pha Znc and hec 12easc4L. u-:eta fEosa Ia Ezde
kotcted
0Hce l..4 Eoata W4..r y.rtrt, steel's Bsldcx.
HrEaytns tspo- I'd I our P&tina Si1t sad etock Of
Cht~sca!s 10 Ms sra ". II UHArPE Il ~. vh1 viii
repailt tae rks On c7tlEsei tcse. ne Fec3mmepd
thea e1cre e1olte3cr - WI former
JuHS SEARA JR.
ia4hu1S1w F.. B. TAiEhfT
, 1859-01-10

For sale al Ear-aIus.
T WILL OFFER FOR SALE ANY OR
4 4! Ct tbs toilo~!az o,9:e-:y IN CSzea:7 z:l II
C.>t County:
~ and2!s North Lasl s'res. bts~e-a .heako avg
rue ka1 CaestoQl ssfests froa'1nx eas They u;Atu
fo9u- elo'et& Ac. and Ettet ria Ras ani vaier
pipes taFcu<a mt: bcx s:ah. "a :as let. ra private
a1sS n the Tac,a bull 1u.s asr ta:u.aa.d lo.e1.
nAlly to splendid st7se.
Ere, t:n or twenty ACTS Of LAID u TIC northwest
0! section - towa - nurtA ra1<. H. cav e..
te f1Aak k NJ 1ai 81 1T Iias2e" Htst Of
Hosttla- T.1ss dnel5 E:aaed. Ald avll aaaa.ed fot
GAfdentEx purposes.
Fise aer+A Of tlu1 "a ,A- e.s: i oT II. northwest
ot ssS1'on = iowa - n'r:! rage Is, east eF'-. 90
Hrsos Street ~tHe Ml~ suxr- ly-2at, ttnt Is tr,t
hA tle o for snhtlFsaa VII .uh~1:vte iato to lets
Lots - md H. n rioss -. q: Aue.ns's 3upllsaIo,
os sou h7est of section tora ~. mort. rtr ~ es,t
tt hslnk .eet = a: oo HAL.s a7raue bJ IV Ierp TO
II u f,ot alley
- At:eR Of Land the suna. u sect!oa .. town
~ fa11H X saott dNA- &C = t~ .1r,ttt Station,
@ tae thle1Ta 4! GA st. Leu.a k-rs al. RS IL
roe lAsc Al "ls' U Ares II rxeeent w1ojlAn On
": = p1'l5 fenced m ..A 3 iEapso]ct bs
LtaAtrd OF ta- p!ace-
"A :ea u'= kEeso.oE property os any o.H
AT a Low FIGURE.
TEaFs-D:e talel Cash. a-l .a hAsaa,. = ~ rem ala
II t'bt: c*Lt t1tcfc=if thy-e Ave yeAsA s-curet.
vac q " 3oo7e 7aEeI d Is ~ good
&eaAai. Poasc:s:o1 give ,c:mri:s':tJ
]. T.. l. AR Il >ON%
dti5 .;H.o - ~. ) F',t <..d Hl,ck.
, 1859-01-10

Also tie total amount Of freight received and
shipped during the sl1 months ending No1en.
te7 Il, ISIS:
!.Facrut Of te- BIT forsFar1ed... 5.oU -: &45es77
kaaLIa nl :Ft.sct rtislye d...... G:ss-,s4; E:.7D
Respectfully yours, y. r. Pl4cE.
, 1859-01-10

road and the aggregate property in said five
counties according to eaid assessment is se2,-
1885, $50. OF $27o,Ga2 per mile. The amount
Of staple articles annually shipped from sasa
fvs souutiss according to the statistics fur
nisbsd by the county, city md towa officers,
arA m Ep11ntS+
, 1859-01-10

Browns Bronchial Troches
D.. Ls.e pse.,::ses t:,-:n l.. rs ps.esies.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
D.. s:resy says arc simple md certain.
Browns Bronchial Troehes
Indispensable to Public sraker..-z zion'. Herald
Browns Bronchial Troches
Aa e.cettrat a,siete.-.vs:,s-a! E-4. Ha,4is:s,r-
Browns Bronchial Troches.
\ n'ess admirable r.E:ctv. B.s.Ja 1,r-na-
Browns Bronchial Troches
a sar- remedy "a. Ts.oss .1>c,ie:4. - y,,:n,c17.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
E:*.:eacious and pleasant, = 7'-sre;:t-.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Ca'ss any 't7tta:iea "s :s,rene.* of It's T,ro4.
Browns Bronchial Troches
cus>s c>a:A, Cold Or l1e,.scae.-.
Browns Bronchial Troches
cu:s. E!"srA;::,. Asthma sad rs:ash.
Browns Bronchial Troches
CI+as. .nd :ifes strength IL. rrirs ot .;a:e,x.
Browns Bronchial Troches
CGzr. Wk,Nea: ceas! anl 1nAu.azA
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
Are t.- sFsa8e>. Remedy ,-,ra:s erar p5o..uee<.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Are us!y - e... *. Boz.
SOLD BIZ ALL DurGG1sTs.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAu
PENTON 81 CO.,
9A............L Lake Street.
OPPOSITE THE TKEMoyr HOUSE.
, 1859-01-10
T HE L1F G11 VIEOEAVCP
sxs7A2TD By DR. I4Sf3zo
&t4ittr%0RD ENTIRELY FzYY A{a,.

rs i'.E IT fllE EESl rr.H;.>JjvE
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-14
CHOOSE TUE sunny SIDE or TIM

CHOOSE TUE SUNNY SIDE or rue
SraeEr.--A free exposure 10 the IiSht'
and to tho suns influence, has a great
effect in diminishing tho tendency to
disease. The sunny side OF the street
should always be chosen as a resi-
dence, from its superior healtlincss,
It has been found, in public buildings,
&c., that those are always the most
healthy which are the lightest and
sunniest, In some barracks in Russia
it was foand that, in II wing where no
sun penetrated, there occurred three
cases of sickness for every single
case which happened on that side Of
the buiIdingexposed to the suns rays
All other circumstances were equal
such as ventilation, size o. apart
ments. number Of inmates, diet, DC.
so that no other cause FOR this dis
proportion seemed TO exist. in the
Italian cities this practical hint is well
known. Malaria seldom attacks the
set Of apartments or houses which are
opcn TO the sun, while on the oppo.
site side Of the street the Summer
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-14
GOOD MAXIMS.

Keep good company or none. New.
er be idle.
II yourhandS cannot be uscfully EN-.
ploycd, attend to the cultivation Of
your mind.
Always speak the truth, Make
few promises,
Live up TO your engagements
Keep your own, secrets If you have
any,
When you speak to a person, look
him in the face.
Good company and good conversa-
tlons are the very sincws of virtue.
Good character is above all things
else.
Your character cannot be essen.
TALLY injured except by your own
acts.
If any one speaks evil Of you, let
your life be so HAT nobody will be.
Iicyc him.
Drink no kind Of intoxicating ljq,
uorS,
Ever live (misCortunc cXccptcd)
within your income,
\EI,u ,,u r,iirn tp nod tbfrh avnr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-14

STRONGEST MANw the WoHLp.--lhc
Boston Atlas has the following con-
corning one DR.. George b. Winship,
Of that city:
DR.. W. has for several years given
much attention to the subject Of phys-
ical education. He is twenty-five
years Of age, five feet seven inches in
height, and weighs ono hundred and
Ioriy.ihree pounds. He graduated at
Cambridge five years ago. lie can
raise II barrel OF Hour from the floor on
to his shoulder; can raise himself with
either little finger, till his chin is half
above IT; can raise 200 pounds with
either little finger; can put up a dumb
bell OF al pounds; exercises daily
with two dumb bells weighing 100 lbs.
each. which he can raise alternately
above his head; can lift with the
hands 02G pounds dead weight, with.
out the aid of straps or belts Of any
kind. Topham, the strongest man OF
England, could raise only 500 pounds
in the same way; and tho celebrated
Belgian giant could iii only 500.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-14
Commercial.
Nashville Market,
From the Nashville Daily News.

TUESDAY, JuIAo, 1907
BAcoy,-Shoulders are worth 7; Hams
0!Ol0; Clear Sides "a from wagons
From store, packed cent more.
LARD,-Good Lard, ia suitable packa'
gcs, readily commands l1Gll4.
WnEAT,--Pnme Red 81; White, 81
al 10.
FLovR,--Demand less. Extra $3.50
per barrel; Supcrfnc, SO 06 80 dollars.
Extra Family Flour in bags. wholesale
IS So; retail $50 S oS pounds.
CoRN,--Marke bare. demand increas'
Ing. Buyers ore giving 90 cents, to wag'
ons,
Corn Moal-SlOl csc. This range
includes the retail price.
WHisKy,--We quote 27029 for Rec,
tilted. Country brands 50M75c.
DRIED FRuIT.-Little doing. Apples
| so. Pcaled Peaches, 8 50a4. In
pcaIcd 2 so.
RopG,-Gross l2!allc, Jute l24, Cot
ton Thread 22!a23.
SEEDs-Hungarian Grass Seed 81
MjIIet So OOa3 30: Flax Seed 81.
SalL-Fine sack is worth | COOL 70.
Coarse so, Barrel lOc. per bushel.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-14

From the Nashville Patriot,
LOVE THEE STILL.


Forget me If thou wilt, crush every hope,
Crush cv'ry tender blossom Of my youth;
Crush ey'ry leaf, whose beauty once was
wrought
By thee, In wroathes 10 crown q love Of
truth.
Freeze tears ofloye by looks unkind end
Theyi flow alone for thee, ! love thee
still.
Forsako me If thou wilt; seek others
smiles,
Seek praise md Aattery from the false
and gay; .
Seek Joy from realms OF revolry and
mirth,
Whose fragrance wone with each de-
parting day,
That from thy heart my mcm'ry it you
There softly brco,hcs hope, ! love thee
still.
Forget me If thou wilt, leave me alone,
Leave me to wander in this world oil
tears;
Leave me %unlovcd. a child Of b~Iightcd
hopes,
Whose life has pass'L through weary
months and years,
That bud Of love its lie thou canst not
iT;, I.,,. III, l,, ,L,o
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-14

A CLlNcmER.-Thc Syracuse On,
" Journal, n Black Republican or.
gan, as black as black al be, lays
down the following dogma as indjs-
putable
If Il negro is amcnable to law he is
certainly II citizen
Upon which, the New York Times
gives the Journal u q~uietus in the fol-
lowing words:
will that paper please to strike
out negro and insert "alicn y
What them Either the alien is not
amenablc to law, as everybody knows
that he is, equally with n citizen, or
the paIpable ahsurdity follows that
alien is a citizen.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-14
Pulaski Citizen.

Oar market contains Il little Of cv-
"crything in the vegetable line at pres
cnt. In this department there can be
no cause Of complaint N"shriHc
GaZcite. ..'
Would that orr market contained
n little more than it does. Indeed, at
present, it contains n0thing. We ncy.
rr sec either vegetables or meals
Now aud then on big days. n few
chickens come in, but beef and NUT
ton, pork and lish-wo never see any.
If we mistake not, there is II law in
this corporation, which if repealed
would assist us in having something
Of q market.
Ii we put a tax upon beef, or mar
kcting of any sort, we lose rather than
gain, for the vendors Of marketing
will increase their charges, and who
pays that increase Of priccI Tie
citizens!