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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-08-04
TREASURES OLE THOUGHT.


We would like to grasp the hand that wrote
tins lhllc poem. A pleasant thing it is tc
NEE, man whC Sc mind is not made drunk
by the spirit of this selfish age. His VERSES
are worth more than nugget. Reader
treasure them IT is no shame to al ow n flower
of sentiment to I'll, corner in the business
heart Business becomes murdersh tyrun
when it crushes out human natures linel
instincts and susceptIbllties.
IT, thou hast thrown glorious thought
Upon life's common ways,
SHOULD other men the gain have caught,
Fret not to lose the praise.
Great thinker often thou shalt find,
While folly plumbers fame,
To thy rich store the crowd is blind,
Nor knows thy very name.
What matters that If thou mcoil
The soul mat God has given,
40, IN the worlds mean eye TO toll
Eul IN the sight Of lieaVent
lfthou art true, yet in thee turks
For fame human sigh;
To nature 20, and see how works
The handmaid OF the sky.
Her own deep bornty she fOrgets
Is lu Of germs and seeds,
Nor glDiiiies heI sell, nor sets
Her flowers above her weeds.
She hides, the modest leaves between,
She loves untrOdden roads;
Her richest treasures are not seen
BY any eye but Gods,
Accept the lesson. Look not for
Peward; ltOE out thee chase
All selfish ends, and ask 10 more
han TO fulfil thy place
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MOTIF Il.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE, ,
ON REASONABLE TERMS

will sell my Hotel and LOT, on the Square,
in 'ludIng the Storefonse occupied by G. A..
Shook. The lot fronts 800 feet on Main
street, l3O on Jefferson, and 260 on Church
street, and cornerlng on the West corner of
the block. am determined to sell this
DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
and persons wishing to purchase, can exam.
ine for themselves. TERMS MODERATE.
Apply soon, or you will loose bargain.
w. G.. BROOKS.
April %, 1859.
NOTICE.
All who know themselves indebted to
the undersigned will please come for.
ward and pay up their small bills imme.
diately. or not think hard OF US, if neces.
sity compel. US to put their accounts in
the hands Of an officer. cove mon
sy, ourselves, and have no other means
10 look to but what our patrons owe US,
and but for necessity, the call would not
be made April 7th, 1850.
CLOPTON & MURRELk
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Postmasters throughout the country will
do us a favor, as well as be doing their
duty, to inform US when subscriber rc.
fuses his paper, or when the paper lies
dead at their Office.
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y r.. IL ID " -
CIRCULAR Saw MILL
EAGLE FAN,

We are now prepared TO supply any nun.
Der of this celebrated winnower. II is the
best Machine ever invented for cleaning all
kinds OF grain and grass seeds. 1t cleans
without screens, separating the impurities,
such as cheat, smut, cuckle, &C., by blast
alone, saving the loss Of the small sound
Grain. which necessarily 90 through sieve.
In one operation il separates the large from
the small and imperfect grains, leaving the
llghtest in good marketable condition, and
pruvidng the best for seed. 1t Is IN fact,
he best smut machine ever invented, as 1t
does not break the imut ball, thus staining
the wheat, but drives it out BY blast, whole.
1t is exceedingly simple, light and durable:
Price, No, ], $25 OO
I" 2, ~ w
ARMsTRONG & CO.,
Nashville, Tenn.
S. w, HOUGHTON,
Winchester, Tenn.
July 81, 80,
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HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE!
a bargain
VIII be ,giUen !!


NOW ID L llIL l. M A.
We propose to sell house and lot in
Cowan, Tenn, at a remarkably low
price As place of business it is mum.
Der one--lroDting the N. & G.. Rail
Road, and in a fine section Of the coun
try, being only four miles from Sewa.
nee, the site Of the University Of the
South, and right on the way for travellers,
10 Bersheba Springs. Besides the scene.
ry is very beautiful in this whole section
Of the country, aud fine water gurgles up
from numbers Of springs Immediately
around. A bargain can bo had by i'm.
mediate application to
JOHN A. Lay & Co.
June2-6w.
P. Sail persons indebted to the
above firm are requested 10 come forward
and settle by note or cash.
NOTIT.
All those indebted to the estate of John
Matt, deceased, are hereby notified 10 make
payment, and those having claims agsinst
said estate will present them as prescribed by
Jaw. J. M. RUSSEY, Admir-,
May ~, SO John Matt, decd
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"Pledgcd 10 no Partys arbitrary sway,
We follow Truth where'er she leads the way

B&1~ Subscriptions for shorter time
than one year must be paid in advance.
B5- Hereafter no club subscriptions
at less than the regular price (S2) will
be received. However, when club of
five subscribers is sent US, We will allow
an extra copy gratis 10 the gctlcrup of
the club.
gsS~ Single copies sold at 10 cents.
Be1~ When credit for the paper is Civ,
en- to the end Of the year three dollars
will be iacariaJly charged.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
WilIiom W, Sharp, e, ais,
Nancy Hill, ct ais.

~ ,In
1''"S! i'''' ~ a'S'
On motion ol complanantS, and it
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Master that the defendants, John IT,
Dccberi and vile Jomlma C., Emily }.
weaver, Lucy E. Weaver, James R.
Weaver, John u. Weaver, Robert II.
Weaver, Nancy Hill, samuel Corn, Oil.
bert l.. Corn, ---- Buckholter and
vile Nancy, Oily Corn EIIzabeth Corn,
Richard Corn, Mary Corn, Nancy Corn,
William Corn, Mary Corn, Jane Corn,
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SALE
A BARGAIN
TO RE HAD!

~ DE- HAL.
We offer for sale our farm and I'M
provemenls, lying in the Cd district Of
franklin County, on Nicholson's creek i,
one mile south of Manp's Ford, eight
from Winchester and seven from Salem,
and conlaining 2l0 acres, about 50 in
cultivation, the balance timbered. In
respect to fertility Of soil and healhful.
ness of locality, a view will convince
any one in both respects,
As a Stock Farm
it is unsurpassed, being abunduntly wa.
tered on every part by numerous free.
stone springs, and convenient to one Of
the best cattle ranges in the county, hav
ing access TO the 3arrcns river hills and
bottoms. There is also an excellent
White sulphur Spring,
on the place. Also, TWO permanent
ater Powers,
one Operating Cotton Spinning Es.
tablishment and fixtures, a set of
Wool Cards, Turning Ea thes.
&o.. &c, The other drives a =
Grist MilI, Cotton Gim and
NaOl .scs NaiII.
Both powers could be much improved
AS a situation for Saw Mill, or a
DistilHcry, the place can't be beat
in point of convenience. It abounds in
Marble
OF various kinds; red, gre. and variega
ted, which has been successfully worked.
We have excellent specimens of
Iron Ore
found on the place which promises an
abundant supply We feel disposed to
offer bargain, and make the payments
cosy. We will sell one. half or the
whole, with or without the machinery
Apply to the subscribers on the place. O.
ANGELL u TAFT.
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A. S. Colyar. John FriNel. a S. Marks
Colvar, Flizzell e Marks,
A AT.rORNEYS AT LA w,
Winchester, TcnncSSe.
Will pra"tice in all the Courts he'd for the
Counties Of Franklin, Lincoln, Bedford Cuf-
fee, Grundy, Warren and Marion in Tcnncs-
see, and Jackson in Alabama, and in the Su.
prcme Court at Nashville. Tennessee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20
nG1KLLAHEQUa.
Sincere aewtne Machines.

TtREAT saes slwsys conclusive PFoSf u great
Unsa Jsdg= b ~ tsl they lsbes hssisS nsehne
iAs pahc comparable 10 slageFs sewias Aaesinea
AeF ezakhns Ne hzAes Fspsai.sn IN fAs Qs.tss s.sies
lhsy sxkbsd Il As nae .Exposlisoa Univssses n
france uksre they carried % Tn highest pfpnlaf and
great snAnuf.ctory hos bsen bait IN Para
In every industry which sewing 70 Do done
masa.. he used with Immense pfuAl A. tne speed
~ de Railway ulH Travelling foot % h seMng with
siness Machine. compared With haBdss.ng No tailor,
carriage trimmer Haddief halter 4n
% without The fair prodt of using one Of
these mHeines regularly snployed h one Thousand Diars
In all private families where there much sewing 70
machines invaluable assistance f1anfrs
keepers and them particularly convenient and fon
HHa machines simple In their construction and
very strong dnrabe being The only kind Of Sewing Ma
made by which sort u work. coare o. hhs
pcrcfy executed Thousands Of inferior and worth
Machines have made and sold under various
Names singers Machines alone have been fund every
here satl.fy the wants IL the people.
printed Instructions for using senf win eaeh ma
which readily acquire The art OF mana
iaa them The machines packed securely 10 20 70 any
world To MI persons desiring more particular IN
rmalio WILL application by letter NJ either OF our ON
tp forward copy OF NJ singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
s l. NJ. SINGER CO.,
Principal Once, No. s2B broadway, New YorA.
OFFInEs-No ~ Hanover 81 BOSTON, No. W tbap-
~, New Haven Cit 0oycr,ile, n VI No ia Broad 81,
N ii No I52 Cesnui ST. philadelphia NO. ioo bal
ST. Baltimore: No ~ Westminster ~, Providence H.
H. No. East 4th H., Cncinnati No % North 9th ST. 81
lus No. II ST. Charles 81, New Orleans No. 70 DauPhn 81,
Mobile. ldec 2t-d&caJ
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Tug WISCONSIN, BEAR Ftenr.--1bc hears seem
70 be coming up thicker and faster IN The northern
counties Of Wisconsin,. The Prairie Dn Chen
Leader says Mr.. Orson jackson saw one week
ago Ia the town Of Goulee. Edward Davis says
the Kickapoo woods are full Of them; md they
kill the hogs befre the farmers eyes Several
have been shot near Mount sterling. Saturday
week large one was seen on the Grant cnunty
side Of the Wisconsin, opposite Bridgeport. la
Grant county near the line. a little fellow. four
teen years old, shot big black bear. 0ut III
Custiss Settlement several were seen week be.
fore last, and one was killed. bear was seen
by Mr.. Baker, the other day, within five miles
of Madison, and he stood with his forepaws on q
fence by the road side. and quietly surveyed Mr..
Baker a. he passed. lie afterwards went into
the woods. Several bears we're recently seen near
Sank City, and ono was killed by sou Of Mr..
Aeman. on the farm Of j. Fausch. Ml,rankie
Sentinel. Oct. 4.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CL0THING!!!
NJ GIJGGENHEIMER

IUAs Northern cities and i daily receiving
very large and fashionable stock Of FALL AND WIN
TER CLof which In beauty, style and quality,
lie respectfully r,quess and invites the public
md his friends 10 examine his stock before pircas
ING lie will hold Inducements 10 cash md
fDr others, he has
taught him Ia act decidedly In restricting credit
liz stock comprises different styles Of Goats, Pants
Vests Coats Drednoughs etc. that Inc. would be too
Ia mention.
He ai-p assortment Of SEAMLESS CLOTHING, the
greatest of thu age aud Is only manufactured 10y
Company the United States, New York. The public Ia In
ycd call aud examine them. 1t Will doubtless puzzle every
body.
lie has aSp large stock Of Grn'mcns prnSsnNd GooDs,
Snekse lies. Net shirts aud Drawers, Gloves,
Shirts nnnlkrrccfs, -iawi~, Travelling Baukcs etc. also,
Trunks tmrras carpet Bags cic. lie returns thanks for
pna las anl invites ever, bod, la cAll on him.
n r. Merchants would do we'll to call him be-
fore going rthcr Ensi he Is pared Tor the wholesale trade
sept 27-tits NJ. a..
- piE IEtIILR.-Mc receiving n large lot Of Sole
- ,ntic good good damaged, winch will sell
accommodating lirns, aud 1t before
making purchases, at
sept a-.ts LEE. ROOKIE 4 cos
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AElK iEaiHiaa.


Asr=kzess6z1 Geo. -1hsss :. IL ~ tswa Of
Enazaekzz, -. "a ss<-paosslssi sleek made b.
Hoa. Hslle< ~. sksa = ~ snis tweasy-
tn yesr3 Il ~. Iks pisa Il lks wiieis nachine-
= = ~ esssk was snaiursd nd eomplsssd in Dis
sfna tefers ~ eomnsacsd % p17 B together IL
keeps The correct date ofthe yeae end Ne agures
change as The year changes. The aad moon
represented By balls appear 70 rise and set on the
face Of the click, With al their variations and
phases, as IN the hsassns Il also indicates the
Guns place in the eclpsie keeps account Of the
motion of the moons nodes around the ecliptic.
the suns and mpsn's declinatisn. The wheel that
keeps the date of the year. revolves aroand ohce
in one hundred years; II remains sill ten years,
and after that time starts regularly enc Notch
This clock is considered. by Those who have wit
messed its performances. 70 BE- one Of the greatest
specimens OF mechanical ingenuity in the country.
requiring not only mechanical skill but perfect
knowledge Of astronomy. When the inventor died
a few years snce.it ran down. and no nne could
be found TO atjast the parts. One OF his sons who
was a clockn,nker by trade. studied upon IL for
two years. and after making a vast amount OF
mathematical calculations. finally regulated it's
motions. 30 that now its pendulum swings in its
regular arcs. The inventor also, when hity-fonr
years of age. constructed a rejecting telescope.
by which he was enabled 10 discover spots on the
planet Venus. Mr. Folger never attended school
hut few months b. learn the rudiments Of learn
ing but he possessed superior natural abilities, a
mind that thrsted for iuformation,and uncommon
powers Of application and perseverance A sch
enti6c man, who il conv.rsant with tic lead
ing minds Of the country, in speaking of him.
said Ae was the greaiet mathematician he ever
saw.
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DEDUCED RATES.-lhe L. 5. Mail sleamers u, -,
HI JAMESTOWN, Capt. PARRIsu and kOA- <AEtN
AokE Capt SKINNER, III carry passengers to and $3.50
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, leaves Richmond every
Tt EsAY afternoon o'clock, City Point ming
and Norfolk Wednesday, nj II O'clock for New York
there early next aud in time To
lines gong East and Norm.
The ROANOKE Capt. SIMMER, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon, at ocock Gil, Point morning. at
O'clock, aud Portsmouth,, evening" New York ar-
ns neat evening. -
II l. Il L II y n Ct,
The jamestown uaNo, New lurk, IRON Pier No - North
River ever. saturday afternoon, at O'Clock, Norfolk,
crsDUrs an liichInondakng Freight for each place.
The hoanokt leaves New YORK, Pier il North Iy.
every Wednesday afternoon NJ O'Clock for Portsmouth,
petersburg and demonstrating Freight Tor each place.
REDUCED NatE;S
Passage, statcroom included between Norfolk and New
1ofh g
Passagr, statc,im nrI,rd, between Richmond Peters
burg and New York, ....................
Siccragc Passagc.,.. :, ........ .... 5
Passage, stat,ron inci'cd between yncburg and New
iWk, IL
Passage Ia and from Norfolk same by the River boats
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
~ he and 81, CANT Steamer YORKTOWN will soon
be put upon The line al Tie rates above, forming hi
Weekly line.
For tickets, apply 10 LEE, ROOKIE Il Co, Agents.
april 80 dis Main Street, l.. nchburg Va
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HaKIIAHk0Ua.
vyrr.vEsAR ExfrsNSs "a SsR1Es7

t1yHis rsssle and popular Medicine pscpsrd n
vim he saalys wa,srs o. The essrasd SELL. s
a. ani,rrsay received Favorable rscoumsnds."nr
II ihe Medical and Discerning Public a. '"e
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
knDin Aper en-
In u. and a. being entitled 10 special preference over the man
Nn.rai sprine wster. scidn Powder. and othef In arr
a'sJ W. TO- an ~ rsrie bsa.s. Sick Hsaaoa Lo@
Apiete i~d.os.iies an . az s'a - =. '"'
\. "a! !. s i!.4.s! ) ::
HAMA Invalid. and Convaecen. Captain. Of sessels an
Planter. viii dnd valuable addition 10 .hs.f Medf,ne ts
with who have used H. has high h'of anu Is "'''
N Ts,pid STATE u "a. Lrer renders great service IN
"a a,ef M R1s~ptism gives The hest satisfactorily al
laying inflammation, symptoms aud IN man! ''''s '"'''
nsiy curing llosc afflicted , n, ,,,,,... and
0,.f,rruns. Proves II Aeiine of III. greatest dit
Acsday If ne Ssornaoh aud ne disfrsss'"g soHasss 50
usual darisg IrsgadneyY ci. speedily, aud Win marked
success under liz braIihfil influence
agvSis As 0re1fesf RELIEF 10 ho@c dWcfed ~" or s" ,,
jeof 10 ns Acfdng eer, on The p"as h.n"s w.
irritating seorciions and thereby removing all innahs
IL T,c tsinraiuaJe IN ~hered gentle dperia
II IL In the form Powder carefully put up IN bottles !"
keep any climate and merely requires wafer P"uf'" "po"
~ produce delightful cHerye.ceni beverage ID,
Taken In the morning. u never insrfr"s WIN we
aciing gently the system. restoring he hiRes
power exciting healthy aud vigorous tone % me 'o.nn'
and creating elasticity Of mind and no~ o shfis "h"
give every enjoyment II also enables the w " "
Joy many lusu.s With nuni, from which he must olefM'
be detarred aud without which if ia ~ hkSoe anu "s
Numerous testimonials prof ssnnn and Other genie
men 1T the highest standing throughout the country, and H.
and valuable character and recommend II
i" HE favorable notior Of an Intelligent public
Prepared and sold, Wholesale AMI Retail by
JOHN \, TAIRANi n CD, Dnudaists,
No ~. Grccnweh ST., cor OF Warren, n u
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rRNHE PORTRAIT GALLERY viii be eontnue, by the un-
dcrsnr at the old stand, No l2,, Main Street. where he
Md he pleased receive of the very liberal pa
bst"Hcd upon late assuring all who
ri ricurcs tat. of charges,
Wrau nc agenc, Tor III. QUAKER CRY DorBLE THREAD
Loo MACHINES. II hens ici-, lck, gathers
and cbrrs, and does all The work of the best S25 Machines
tar staple and less complicated than other Ma
cnc and sold nj the very low prices of so and 100 Best
Cabinet Machine 30 lie has HE Patent Adjustable emnet
prcssy Quaker Git, Machine. he only
that hens al widths and thickness From the large
b,r sold by ~ : Tanner Cos white acting agents. and the
satisfaction hiri the Machines under
Signed feels hesitation In recommending
1T Gail and examine them. n. ). TANNER.
oct {, dts Su n Main street, l. nciburg, a.
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COFFEE-260ODa Rio Coffee; 300 bags Lagua, r. ~,
~ fee; Nv bugs Primo Java Coffee for sale by "
EDMOND, DAVENPORT II co
sept 23-dts Richmond :,
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AYlS@ accepted Agency sale pf the orange
fht"r, liaIe Cotton We prepared 10 dispose Of
s1n los ID suit purchasers ut Factor, pac. Iho,e IN
""ni III god drllte would do give .ts d tall
ii-'i.7 CAhr' oIill Il CO.
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Servants Wantod.

ThNllf Subscribers h purchase friend In Alabama
experienced Allr iiHngroom and good Female
Cook, Washer AMI lroncr lhe gentleman of these
servants intends lcm for his use, and persons having
wants for sale, with The requisite qualification and character
rely upon not only getting full ,aue and excel
lent home for their For further uormaton apply to
sept lgdts-Rep copy NJ LANGIiORSE & Suns.
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New Stand, New GOOD

81 \IUtiI, 4. I3OTD
AZ removed again 10 his old stand Main street AFTER
mVhg h'ied up splendid Style nied IL with he
uos. attractive ana elegant PKoTosHRy
& @N fsuirs d. sc Ills articles new and con-
en and rEioacEs for the table ever before offered in ,nch
- ~ ~. 81 ~ uei-
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that the Arm Of William II Han A.
-" mas TINS ia! been dissolved by mutual cnsentbe
orner partner George Hail. retiring there,rom The business
wi" hrr.sher be carried on by WIN. II. H, II individually
i.yN"HHrsG, Sept. 49, 1859, VIM H. HALL 4 co
vii 2Uiis - - -'N-4'4 " ".
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Pure Brandies and Wines

4 NEiif superior ARTICLE OF Pare French B,dndy. Also
IA Pht" Pa'e tttfuGa Rrdndy, made from taiawaa
tiTc gr"n III the Slic OF OhIg Pure yu.ce Port NHt
ntird and Jerry Vines these articles pure AID
Tor tny','tl purposes For sale By
!. L.,lIs IOHN IL SEAN Drng.-i
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Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware.
Eor October, 1899.
~ 4

fIyIE Legislature Deaw la las, session In, ing grnhi
cd fn,sC. Co, to the exclusion IL all
Hpirans Lottery Charter for the Encouragement 81
Internal mpro, tbs state io continue for triui al
wuny years are now drawing In Wilmington, Deawnr
Of slcddd scheinps offered Ia The ubii
milon dollars been gwen 10 The staff,
payment Of all prizes The drawings take place
public and under the superinehdrnce oi commissioners
appointed by the state, la Insure their fairness
The MannRrru call The attention Of The public Ia the following
splendid schemes To bc drawn during the preHcni month
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
Ss7O, 900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
CLASS .,
To be drawn Wilmington, Del saturday October ~ 1851
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thNE ROSE WOOD WHITING DESKS from ~ 10 81
yer. nan,soe a''d cheap, feifned snis OF uau kns'
diu olles tarlsiah Poiniades apd the nn-
Mr.i Ivory fo:ke Tablets Port Monucs Of many kinds,
op mar BRUSHES, Tooth aud Nail Brushes great va
''e. o., fancy Articles, Just eoo,cd by
oc lo-dls srABLEE Il JoNEt
SA1noNf fARN-Blue Mixed. White Whit. and Red, ana
low mt a a - KiSsEY,S
nc. t-dA 1856 Main Street
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~ ~ SFs.-.ssaea .1zsEs.-sais;a
GENL sUPTs. OFFICE, V. h 7. l.. H.,
LYsCHBuRG. Sept 221, lSj9
- ESoItTIOSS adopted by the Virginia Tennessee HALL
road Company relation The Fairs held in Virginia:
Re~0red That the Members of the VARIOUS Agricultural
that hold their Fairs wllflc ellth
Virginia III, Ia and said Fuirs, Virginia
Tennessee Railroad, AZ halt price.
= Hesoc. That the usual rates shall he charged upon a
animals an articles going Ia ric Fairs o the Agricultural So
clelies held in October
Rosored hut all -u,h animals and articles lay ing gone
down this roh return from the said Fairs, sa
pass back Ia the point which they started, Charge
such do thus return, Ing passed dhNn this
road shall be refunded the crgs pad gong down, the
presentation Of certificate h s'r animals articles have
becn actually exhibited nj either Of The Aforesaid Fairs
Rcsoerd, That the necessary attendants "f animals going
returning the Fns shall be passed free, when la
actual atcn,lan,r said animals
D Rcsorei, ,tAt this Company, IN transporting their
road animals and articles nl,a, Tor exhibition al the alre
said Fairs under the iu g"i regulations, viii not be resIon
sibl, for damage Hal amy l jail said animals
tlri,s.
BY order of the Board
..'pt 21-dIm T. II. GILL, Gcn'l Supt.
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AMERICAN GIJANO.

hif attention OF tho Farmers called TO valuable Fer
ulzer nom JARVIS lsiapl ia Pacific Ocean, and IN
possession o lie American GuHun Company formal act c
me > Government The principal igrrl,ept the Amer
e nnaio Is The Phosphate and suiphatc LINE in soluble
on 'lt can readily be taken up by the pant and oannn
r yielding Amnonia to produce immediate AMI abundant
crop does moi act us siirulant hut lasting bene
NJ upon The soil after the crop been harvested though
m"."n! introduced In Virginia April been tried VIII.
he eheci and rapidly increasing Upon Wheat
II mas oeen red with astonishing results only producing
crop nu' irg superior stand OF grass This Guano put
up IA bags or barrrs with the trade American Eagr)
ana my name upon each package, attn, to DC pure
FEi.N H. GANE,
Sole Agent American tiuano Company. Richmond
oct Gdiy ,yrn, ,,r ,,ur,,Durg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20

NORM MEAWe are prepared to finnish fresl 0rono,
~ Corn Meal in large AMI small quantities al our nil ~,
All the grind is med iIy mai
ter tneai fer famil. Use, '' ~ '
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