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Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
Completion of the Railroad to Milford.

The last issue of the Peninsular News con
talns glowing description of the completion
ceremonies" and the entrance of the cars into
Milford last Wednesday. After the completion
OF the driving of the last spike there was some
Speechlfylng by Chief Engineer Tilghman and
President Causey. On the arrival of the cars
the latter gentleman claimed the company OF
distinguished visitors" as his guests, to whose
house they accordingly repaired, and were en-
tertaned in "style worthy the well. known
hospitality of the gentleman" On the loco.
motive in town." the Ne'cS says:
On Wednesday afternoon last this great
clVlIlzer OF the nineteenth century came boom.
Jug along for the first time, over the Junction
ana Breakwater Railroad into our quiet town.
ihe locomotive Philadelphia" with her ten
der and passenger car, containing the Presi-
cent OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
tlmore road the President and some of the Di.
rectors OF the Delaware road, and The President
and Directors of the Junction and Breakwaier
road, came over the new road from Del. Jdnc.
ton into Milford. The Locomotive was run by
Andrew e. Gray, Esq, President of the N. G.
manufacturing Company. Hundreds of our
citizens were at the Depot 10 see and welcome
me strangers, and to rejoice over The arrival
OF the most distinguished, though iuanlmate,
stranger Of all-the Locomo i've Though we.
nave been long anticipating this event, there
was quite STIR of excitement all over the |
town, and the shrlIl whistle Of the new Gomez |
stirred many heart with new emotions as II |
echoed along our hills and valliCs.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08

THE annual income of Wm Macdonald, ESQ.,,
the owner OF Flora Temple, is said 10 be $780,.
600. II is considered the most valuable anima
income in The world
ILLINOIS, the great " grsnary " of the North
west, has SO agricultural county societies; N.
York II; Indiana 76; Pennsylvania 69; Ohio
69; Iowa 46; Massachusetts, IA.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08

Increase over corresponding month OF
last year, $367 43
Grain shipped in Aug. 80, 10000 bushels.
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LiS,IltniDS e 1. 0d.r.

10 all who intend prot ,riiug Ihcr ,r,nr,., ,r :,
lightning a few facts may nat be m.w erc,.n,r m,
Electro Ni&gnr Lightning Rod has l,ctr, IL .,r. n ,
vast Hcal OF property and lt..,y IyrS:.rd t,,e,
ti'l"li9 OF It's valur Hundreds ui OR anu cii,I,
ci' 'e'uiy rom Their OWN Know ,t-c ol l. ii,r, IN
protect proprriy IN safety; who have Lecir r, y n
"t'HcS "hcrt buildings PIb!Ic and IrIva e. c!nrche,
ana scho"' houses, have been saved from >irucl,,
e u receiving and carrying harr,Itss V lIlr .ri,,
StOkes Wlich hut tor them would hive ra,s.,. =.
t"iai rum o! the hnItd ug and all wI!hln H.
ne superiority o these rods over any oI,,c rs -, -.
mas o'rh testified 10 BY men who have - Suprr,os> ;,
S'He'"i science or IN iits dep rImpii Hec,murrd
'I' 10 me hu!H]e o slX thousand ctG be n,,L,
lrt"rY. y =" - vac
, Ihe United S;n's Patent OGice is protested H., N,
S'"E' 'htFIIig been s"ierlrd lron an OIiies IN ,, -
'"t he'i a'c mos reliable. C,ht.IIcinr The. charm,
ans posi- ION n IN" men who have cr,arep Of IA ,t.,i
'"t,"Ii' 10 gh"T testimony could he GtSrcd.
'cIS"iS residing at a di,tlnce >hud H.. oI I,yit.
s"'rl against Ella Of ,Wiu1ers v lu liy false Re-, r
Ne"a'i"iis OF every dr,"riunn, seek To- ms, II, ~ IT,
I"'chaser. Where my AsenGs are nat ,er.oualI,
"S "c'i' lnr "i safe Plaza - Inrply ~ it..i,r
or Otherwise. at lie Factory - -
81 Weather karrS C,rJinoI p,n,s g.. o.
ana al manner 81 Scroll and Fancy Iron work 10 ,,i
AZ en- hr"'t'Fs at Archtaciure. g3I Hp IN The ,rar,
H 'noa' ouFab.e '"lIn"r al Ile lowest c;,si prlec,
Fal0l:la~ -Tsaeisa@c.
Magnetic lightning Rpi aud Weather zane + ,r,nr,
No. 1905 'IAt. Street. ab, ,e Tveiiih.
'"'''I-'" PHILANELPfiIA |
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Net Cash Dry Goods House

Spices Specs. Spices!
Fur" aud No Ground Pcppcr:
HtnS"r. C.i.u mon. AI',,.,c ClNr..
Ame-'can anu Euail~h Mustard;
avenue Pepper. Nufnlc,, Maze;
S"p,' arm, sofia, Stitir e. s;Ijcratu,;
Sal Soda, lnira";
'hrl"Hy ~ OrIanlrr Seed
Ashton barrl aud Gro InI &aif .S,.
1, or s'i" al he Eagle Nils q 2iI and 2I6 North
rom street corner vi Ne '. PM ldcIphta
HOWARD WORREIL
'nrcaSe'S VIII lin II !rrar 10 t.err interest b,ib
II I'''"' '.'" FRA q, To- hr ih->e guo!s, which ore
warranted H> rcrrrs lIc E;rcIlcd rraI = soII
'' maT2I Iv
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ROBlNSON'S MANIPULATED
CUANO.


'I'IlIS USEQUALLED FERTILIZER co,o,,,so,
-; o, 0meihaIl best PERUVIAN GuANO oms hall
III III nv "uND so Nt'-and the best PlIOSPIl ATiC
GUANO, Is IN c0ndIlIua for Immediate ,,c bo',, ,
pared py new and improved machinery. Ly Winch
,i,'Is ,le 'ho' perfect ronhrnaInn cilrcird redu
ing aI 10 i'hd powder; aud ilr anpcaI,on no nm
n' other~lSe' II is ~ the most perfect urIer And
nave no hesuhllOn Ih saving that Tor all crnps n ~
"Punl !" any Fer Iet ever0fTeed to the farming cn,r
,Huhl'y' " Ihe qualify wnl he kept pcrIrcllv NM,
nrin "a All "hseS aud warranted To contain er cr,
oi ammonia ahd 20 10 so per cent. OF Bone phosnhnte
I lime Hs pnI up IN good bags, weighing aboni I5o
loS e"Gh' rurrhasefs will please nOIce. tbat the
other Is genuine s 'oie
My long experience in the trade. aud The general
,a n nere'1lofe gwen by all Ggauoes sold by
me- Will nope, he guarantee Ihai The article nav;
Dlereu WI be as represented. will also ksen con
s,aly ." haI the best Peruvian, Mexican and other
;iiy. + ' "0Dso 'ii 'he
AWM ROBINSON.
Nos 4 and ilOllingsw orlh Street.
,o, Neur Pratt ST. Wharf
'"'"" BALTIMORE, Md. !
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SA AvING EUMr
National

EsUz4 siS:
Iary" pr ~tH8H my "'""u"''
FIVE PER CENT interest is pqiJ nm uono,
lt..t r.. -s; ftI- put M f VIZ "oy
- IN ine IN 'hhy Is always paid back in GOLD. vvban.
a. - 70 caled iOF. and Iihuut nOiIce
n riohey u received from Eseculnrs kdm;nstro
oiHIua ans ahd others Who desire IN have il in -
tanned iOrit. ''o i"'srest can be OBJ
:; q Inc money received from depo,i,nrs is invos,sd
In hea Estate Mortgages. CirO,.id Ran,s AMI s,'o1
o'ner nrst class securities a. The Ch tirr i,rsc ~
Ohi:e H0nrs-Every day from 9 nj 4 n cr,oL
alu on Mondays and Thursdays tii o'clock m ,Is
THIS oid and we'll established SAVING FJND hoe
received more than TEN MILLIONS Of Il ,llars C,nn
nearly thirty Ihousand deposIlnrs '"'' 'o'"
iON. HENRY l.. BENNrR Pres't
WI J. REED, Sec'y. '''' ie' u
ID ECTORS:
Hon. Henry l.. Benner, Francis Lee
Edward Carter, & Carr,ii Uo.,
Robert Solfrldge, Jo.enb n tas,,'
Sam1 X Ashton Tosih Vty' tiIy'
"iuhhS' Henry DillendsrEer.
Office:
WALNUT STREET, Southwest corner Third |
m.,,s,u PHILADELPHIA. |
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

T., ABOVE DoVer' neither Of these will be n
Freight Train as heretofore.
Dy '"e aoo'e arrangement, morning Passen-
spend SIX hours in PhlIadelphra, or n,nr ho",'
IN Wilmington, and return same rvepinn
Eastern Shore Passengers will no,ico ,h.,
The morning train from Seaford makes'n oI'.a
connection at Wilmington with trains for RAJ.
I,hore' p' and the morning Express Train from
baltimore close connection for SeaG,rd and H.,
ohge 10 Denton. Easton, Salisbury. snow UijI
ana rrlncess Anne the time between SosC,,d
a"o Da'lImors being reduced to eight bours
b"'h trains going Norlh from Delaware R.iI-
road CONNECT directly with trains far NJ VI
H. T. SEWALL Jr., Supt Del r r
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Files and ksas.,~
Bargains in Dry Goods,
JOHN r. GREEN.

NO ID North Second street (ror jones AI,evA
FHLADrLPIIA
AS in store and duiy rerrr,rnp from Nov, v.,.l
4 ann tmiahri Phn AUCTIONS all I,r m,., 40.
Sl'ahe styles OF LADIES' DRESS tOODS wL'rh
L1Ins from i24 up; !o,i de Ih,yr t "t W
Genus up; butaIs from - cents up; N,lIn Cb,,i,ns
n'Vadrre' N"luirs. EhalIe Foular,ls Bare,q Nam
@ lf"hS hHr'P" Hn Chine. Grape lie tspumg. Plam H..
rye lawns from enis up; LIveis fIon ia ceuIs
npi fr"tS from ID CENTS up; BrIllIanis, from I2l ,is
up ~ - VS.
Cloth Fnb Covers, Brown and While Shce,inooud
S. 'i"S NuS'ihs Iaho Linens, Counter palnes t;,nr
MI;N a"d bOIo' We tR. \ lime n.sor,meuI NJ
oleI'a ehh"Is VI 'hr Mna aud many oil,rr goJs loa
numerous Ia mention. ~ s'0"' 'oo
VI-Cut ihls ADV. oGI. ana give nsa call
"p~''"' NJ. ID NDrth Second street
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

,v'hE " III ihom19. merchant miller Tbjrieeo,I, .
M.ioW streets, Phliude Pima; Thunas C,|'' ''' aid
I,,", o. 'c ki4s"ay Estate 10l Minor sr., pt rle
~ south harye>, rhll.drlhI;. C,,' itHD'',fhanl'.
"er' f@lHufer FrI I'm SIv,n tuLd l %y ,'
NJ q
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WINCHESTER IL co.
GEATLEMEN'S FURNISHING

Nn" faI"nl Sh"ulder Seam Shirt anuflc,orv.
At he aid stand, No. 7O6 CIIESFNIJr SrRrE"r
in,LNDELPHA, t"pHoSie The Washington lIousel
"a a WINCHESTER will give. as he retpC1re. his per
Ia..' OF ihe Cutting nnd Manufacturing
ana oil"rs filled al the shortest nuilre
M ] 10 "es'rihg BORDER ShIrs, can be supplied with
= .,Hu,t ioF measurements app IcaIion by mail
+, , oS'"'V on hni d, varied and sc lecI stock of
Genliene. S furnishing (ioois. wv" VI
sept9Iy
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REMOVAL

EAToN'S STORE has been re,,o,.od f..
h ~" centre OF the town TO WEST SMYRNA ubero
ne VIII De pleased receive the calls of hs r,ao'
% i me public lis store well supplied with new
9UEENSWARE &c, which viii bc ala y, icI
pRSn,r,@9 The iiighesI Prices panI four COUNTRY
w, Don't forget TO call -nI The New Snre
" "es. -onInercs street, Smyrna, Del mar3
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
A3EX%4sEEssiO!,.

The firm OF Tois"u & B,ke. i'll the town oCSm,ru,
n's "cch IhiS DAY Dissolved hy mutual consent AII
accounts Oi the rlI wIii be serted -, jru v Tt,
March 81. 1859. G. ~ XII ikt' ikk'tt''''0N'
EEg The unl'r<gneI sill continues 10 carr, on
F& the BOOK an >,'e VI ,klng, m al, II, brgnchrs
s%S-lhd hopes ~ sirict attention To business, Il,
merit liberal si.ra OF public pairnuoop
""NA JOHN V. IOLS;)N
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LINE. EFEgKI.

l.r- subscriber woLiI respectfully inform his
lIe"uS anu The public IA General tn At he has m,I,
arrangements I" supply all who may favor Inn, ,Il
lheir cuSl"m' with SC!iUILKILL LIME of 2 yery
g"'d qualify the cImns Scas'n. either h, Boat, ,
I''iNIre ana tl.Shrrahc Ba' s,or b, Cnrs on the
Delaware Railroad. The suiscribar ,,,I, T,o, NV M
Boats at New Castle, and attend 10 the 10 ,din5rf (ar
ana VIII guar niee all car loads of Lime SEM no hmm
10 ,o'l1 me number o bushels of lime charged for
III 'he HIiI' FROM my past experience in the Lime
r"d" icel confident lean give snrisi,cion m nh L
give MN Their patronage. All OtGers VIII be ,ron,,i
ly uilrnd To. ~ i'0''!''
.,~c y. B APPLETON, MddIetown Del.
'"'r'' ON Agent for Snrpnk 4 Earnest
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.07170gaNS PIO7NP7 NV p0I71NV701S W017I7
FREE 10 aay GdIlcSS.
yHpHt'g g,Hgr 1BlE ggG CAV

'|"' Il" fH'
1lry htyo magnificent assortment Of HOOKS ald hove
be- distributed among THEN troupe Of nlruis uHd custom,
ors 81 lRrgci IALT SIN,
Not Ouli may selection be made 0fauy choice wUiA,
hut win II The p%uIch1scr isfuHE Ia receive some ariulc
Of Jrwclry, which IN m0ny cases, pfOvGH cutie yaiuabic.-
BAIT, DAILY E'CuANCE.
They make no muufcsthat arc not reformed strictly
10 ne letter, uid by thus %lurctLolly ]cauroliuP iUcif Utlr
rhtiuIF, have ppuri ne entire C%pUldcu," OI not only on
citizens. bat The country Hhfdui-iALy rAIHIJI,
y yDUrplaiy n~rpUEiI'onfc UluIfh pufChItm for -, q
Boob Al lhij oailmI"Hurnt, q lcW days Filcr, UIh ~
coiNcd % duuhlu ciard tOli watch, valued ut one luHdIc ed
uulatt.-lAII, IiuIpH.
Vie 'ucCr"s which u'tcrds ihr Git Book lIOufr Oi
NcNuI', II, u. lIOII a. Go, hHy no p%rctclunih H. the M
nall OiGii Enterprise n prEt IChr hhU AuCI5.
tailaGi zee them, and our word TT II, yuuWh not re-
grui Juui plsli-"luhJrJ, HALn-
Tho indnccmclla 10 the Southern and western people
10 MAKE .hciI puf,hrtr from N,.Hlt. Np,rH 60, are
much gTcAt0 { lhaH CHu hr offered Nr rUy IUu'r ~ ne IIld
" thrcnuuifg foriHhl. from Baltimore 10 auy f%outhorn
point /, lr.sl AID tine Immense old,I huiiur.' d"I" by
ihs finn isu ruapElucul inr!r i"IhIiWcai ui all pIOml','
- VANITY lpuII#l,
Il i, Iua moral, nnilIno hoGlg Tor uptliGH 1ui being
IIl 10 i,lc llrIu EtgHyf- ncyatur,
hIDrlnts wtl ir promptly "Ud imratiIIIy filled, hnd
niwnIhpd "iilII our day after brll" r]cCriyci. Tho rl,
iunll cnnrh via nucumIDu tie hpphe, with o " .I'icn
certificate 10 tho IrfUH acu'lua The p,icI,
RmcmiG, no 4ij% d@hjbmnd If lc&&
rHIa M0R 30 cj2, or mprc H0H @loO.
address ~. o.. HG>sN a. CO.,
No. Baltimore ~, Baltimore, Md.
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Sailing STOCK.

The best rule for sailing ami
mails is to keep it constantly be-
fore then, and they will then
take it in such quantities, and on
ly in svch quantities as their sys-
tens require ; but if deprived Of
it for some time, they become so
eager for it, that they may eat so
much as to i%njurc them the first
time they are literally fed.
Salt boxes or troughs should
be provided in every pasture,
firmly secured and covered with
a small raof, raised sufficiently
to ALLOW room for the animals to
put their heads into the box UNI
der the cover. The small roof or
cover is necessary to prevent the
rain from dissolving the salt
These boxes or trougIls should be
kept constantly supplied with
salt, md your stock will takojust
such a quantity as they require,
and none will be wasted. 1t is
well to locate them in such part
Of your pasture as you wish the
stock to frequent; upon some dry
knoll if convenient, AS more ma
nure will be droppodin the vicin-
ity of the salt troughs than upon
other parts Of the pasture.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

M. 10 SoaH C'Oilcgc 81.
Na&hrjNe, Term.
WOULD respectfully call attention to
their large and varied assortment o fFurniture
In doing so they feet satisfied that they are
prepared TO exhibit by far the largest and
E$esa stock
of all kinds of Furniture, ever offered before
in this city, and in order to hold out induce
menls they are offering such articles as may
be desired 10 cash buyers at
Reduced Prices.
Owing to this reduction, those buying IN
credit viii be charged interest from tie tine
til bills are made.
The heavy stocks now in store and the en-
ployincnt Of u large number of hands con
slant|y engaged in manufacturing, induces
them to give extra bargains at the present
time.
We ask an examination Of our stock, be-
Iieving that those in want Of any articles will
find it to their interest 10 purchase Of us.
GROONES, CAEERT g. co.
Mattresses Of all kinds constantly on hand
and for sale at the I0wcst market price.
may2G-6m.
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Ia ID w a w Sd S$Ges2Yg
f"HILADELPUIA.

The Howard AasuriotjUn, IN view III the awful den
iurtiun utlMuaU lilo, caused by Sexual disCotrs, and
the %lGCcptlUuH ]prnctiNtd ulOn The unfortunate victims ui
such disease ny VujCkH, several years ago directed their
Consulting surgeon, aga CHARITABLE ACT worthy UI
THEN name to OVcua Di'pcrsaIy for the treatment NJ this
class 81 diseases, IN an their forms, and to give Medical
advice GRATIS, lUaIl who apply by letter, with adcs.
c~IiItOu Of THEN condition, (aEc. occupation, habits Of lie
NC,,) and IN ,nsc8 Ol extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. III needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skin
Of the age, and Will furnish the most approved modern
tICltmcDt,
The Directors. on review Of the past, feel assured
that their Lahore nthiS sphere Of benevolent effort, have
been Ut great benefit 10 the afflicted, ~ctpGCiNlly to the
young, and they have resolved to devote Themselves,
with renewed zeal, 10 this very important but much dcs
pissed cause.
Just published by the association, a Report on Spcrmo'
or seminal Weakness. tho Vice. OF Dnanism,
MusturlaliOnur self bnse, and other Diseases of the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which viii he
by mail, (u a sealed letter envelope FREE OF
BARGE, on receipt Of STAMPS for postage
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatment OF
Sexual diseases, diet, Nc, are constantly being published
iuT ratuluuH Iii trlhutiulI, and viii he sent to tlcahllctcd.
Some al the new remedies and methods of treatment
duGLlg the last year, arc Oi great value.
Address, Tor Report or rcatmcnt Nn. j. SkllliN
llUUGilIuN Actin" Surgeon, Toward Association, No.
2 SUutI, Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Py order Of the Directors.
Ezra j. iIEARIWEtl, Resident.
Gro, FAGHCEuU secretary.
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Tg III. "a. TG- ~ III

np ,vr rL'" an n u '". ., n,
% y" ,nn G,i'o,",m t rascs. ~
rnIrGIIl CnI ~ rCNQIrup- "S.g./
,r,nW npnlf J'" IMnI FIX 'hGwuuA
1pGMcIIrrrG ',nL ni ,Tenaso"' ~ ,ho Nnsn
N,,r' 'rI'r''r' nI ',,'' s~an,"n ,o ,Ln'
,""r,a a,,, "r"T@I;n J %n', nr%ag" I,rn.
n."'"l. w 9n."r,I, phnn"",6 ,Jn"-
.,, p,,.i, i, r",tnm,y ur"",nsin pics
a "E, ~, '"a"a''a, o,c'',h'c' S,'nrn9Sc,t L',or nnJ
y" ~ 'Ig"Ui o,ro,$o ,,;,naso. ,o,', , ,n
wJ"u'a, " gI Si,,lb,on n. pnoL '"nn'
I,"" o"n ,hn,.nnI co,iGc,tcs nr L,s n]cr,cc,
IVY. "" '. G, ,, GlJua,n ~, IN.
''o''I' w ,"',"E I1 u 49, c,,,ir
o ,nT p ,s,,.," cyn," Gosrr,n 'o"n nj wi'bnn,
!" : "'"r' ,L' tnic' YTu, i Iy, , Wv ,I"a
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NASHVILLE.
EAGLE FAN.

w are now prepared TO supply any nun'
ber of this celebrated w%innowor' IT. II me
best Machine over invented for cleaning al
kinds of grain and grass seeds. 1t cleans
without screens, separating the impurities,
such as cheat, smui, cookie, &c. by bias,
alone, snying the loss Of the small SOUND
Grim, which necessarily go through n SIEVE
IN one operation II separates the large from
tho small aud imperfect grains, leaving lhGi
highest in good marketable condition, and
providing tho bost for seed, 1t II IN fact
Inc best smul machine ever invented, US 1t
does not break the tmut bull, thus stunning
the whcui, but drives ii out by blast, whole.
1t is exceedingly simple, light and durable,
Drice, No, +, S25 OC
=, ~ U,
ARMSTRONG & CO.,
Nashville, Tenn,
$. w, HOUGHTON,
Winchester, Tenn,
July 81, 80.
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The Secret intirmitiCS
OF
YOUTH & MATURITY

Just published grntis, the Doth Thousand"
A few words on tho rational treatment
without Medicine, Of Spormatorrhea or
Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissionn,
Genital and Nervous Debility, p,oma.
turo Decay Of tho System, lmpotcncy
and ImpoAimonts to Marriage generally,
BY b. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that tho many
alarming complaints, originating in the
imprudrncc and solitude Of youth, may
DO easily removed without Medicine, is
in this small tract. Cherry demonstrated;
and the entirely new and highly success.
fI treatment. as adopted by the Author,
fully explained, by means of which ev
cry one is enabled to cure himself per.
rcctly, aud at the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised nos.
trums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post
free in u sealed envelope, by RENTING
post paii) two postage stamps to DR..
y. DELANEY, 80, East 3lsl St., New
York City.
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PLANT FRUIT TREES.

PLANT fnOil lhiE'''
Plant them nov, as soon as the
frost has nearly stripped them OF
their summer foliage, and in 3 or
four years golden rewards may be
rcaped, in yellow, juicy apples,
and luscious, mellow pears, to
say nothing Of the stone fruits
The latter are mere safely PLAN
ted in Spring; but do not wait
until Spring to set out apple and
pear trees. The present is a
more leisure season, u better &C.
lection can usuolly be made, and
the tree is in it, place, and ready
to start into growth at the ordina-
ry leafing time in Spring, team
also better withstand the drouth
Of midsummer when planted
in Spring. Perhaps the only cX-
ceptions 70 successful Fall plant
ing are, first where tie soil is
wet and the contractions and cX-
pansions Of superintendent mols-
ture destroy the root iibrcs; and
second, in the case Of tender varl-
cites which are liable to winter
kill. A tender tree moved in
late Fall cannot withstand the
extreme cold and sudden changes
Of Winter like one which har
been umnolc2tcd. On this ac.
count it is Usually advised t.
plant peach, ]nectarinc, apricot
and sometimes tender plum ano
cherry trees, in Spring, A few
Of tho late growing and tender
sorts of apple trees may also be
lett until Spring in the northern
States; but with majority Of trees,
and especially in this latitude and
southwark, Fall planting may
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-27

The undersigned would rosPcctfully inform
he Public, that he has just opened an extern
siyc stock Of superior Furniture, Mattresses,
&c, in the spacious warcruom IN (No. 10
Building, on College street, three
doors North Of A. !Iamilton's warehouse. 1t
is my intention to keep constantly on hand
the best Furniture Of Home and tstern man
uIacturc, which cen afford 10 sell as cheap
us any other IN the market, ! have engaged
the services oilhc most competent workmcn,
and am prepared to compete with the best
manufactures in The West. All orders en-
trusted to me viii be executed sallsiactoral.
~ and with promprncss. Especial attention
will be pnid to repairing all kinds OF FurnI'
turc, and satisfaction warranted in all cases.
All desiring bargains in Furniture and Up
hoIstry, will find it to their advantage to give
me n call be, ore purchasing elsewhere.
FIRST Furniture Store on College stree,
North ofbroad. W. FAY.
FcbV 18th,
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THE SOUTHERN MONITOR, pcrma-
ncntly located in the North, keeps up its fire
on the Abolitonisls. The Monitor is an 5
rngc paper, md gives the latc,t and most in
lcrcslIng drtalls of the Foreign News.
1t Is, besides, a Family journal, contain.
ing Stories, ESsays, Poetry, &c.
Term of Subscription, in adyancc.-The
Mopltor alone, with two illustrated Books,
81. "NWild Western Scenes and "Wur
-. Postage on the books viii be puid
by the publisher Of the $. NJ. Address,
J.. 4. JONES,
Editor Southern Monitor, Phlla., Pa.
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From thosc figures, II viii De seen that nearly one. fourth
Uiihc 'ulHl GcathH IN the country are caused BY rUISlunp
tiUu, iuHny uUtblH" 1.-THE numerous other di casCr spring
ing from a "rlirhl cold"
Iho pupriotora are intho possession of certificates
plUWinR that the lal'amic Cordial has effected cutcs
where oil other remedial means have failed. Give itn
trial.
These Invaluable medicines me prepared only by Dr.
T.. Ia. Jackson, ~ Arch street, Philadelphia, am are fol-
aulc w druggists and store keepers IN every town and VII
ligcin the United States, taI0dls, and West lndias PIiCc
- cents yer bottle.
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OFFICE:
No. 4, Public Square, Nash
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SgEse, AelsRA.
HcaSOns why this Machine is Uni
~ycrsnIly Preferred over All OTHERS.
l Because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented. so constructed as
to fully meet the demands offamllies for gen.
cral use.
1t is very simple and is never liable to
get out of order.
3 1t makes a seam which will not rip,
though every thread stitch is cut.
A 1t is not a shuttle machine.
5 1t sews with too needles, making any
length stitch desired.
u 1t scws from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble or winding thread is avoided
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by a mere change Of spools, to all
varieties of work.
1.-THE same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
This Machine will sew in the sleeves of
u coat with the same ease and facility that it
sew 4 straightscam.
This Machine can be run to make ono
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
l0The seems are as elastic asthe most elas-
tic fabric so that it is free from all liability
to breakin washing, ironing or otherwise.
ii The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of the Machineso OF oficein New
York, rangcfrom SIS to $50, an additional
charge Of $40 is only made on each machine
over New York pricesat office in Nashville,
to defray expenses Of transportation &c. to
Nashville
RI II. BROCKWAY, Secretary.
Nashville Sewing Machine Cnmnnnv.