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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01

an AND AFTER MONDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1859, PAS
I senzsr Trains VII run foo~s:
Going West, from Detroit.
"A " MAIL-For Milwaukee. &c.
IT'S A. NJ MIXED-For W. ami R.,iis. Sc
$50 p v MIXED-For Fent.pv,iie, s.:
sP n. NIGHT EXPRESS-For M.lWsukee, Sc.
Going East.
LEAVE MILWAUKEE, Il Noon ami sP. NJ
Mlxei Train leaves EE>To>vIiLE al \. ~ fJr
Mail EXPIRES. leave, GRAND HAVEN a; A. NJ for
Mixed Train leave. GRAND RAPIDS at $50 A. NJ to-
Nigh, E.pr.s. leave. GRAND HAVEN q, ssoPM for
Detroit.
Refsshmen's At Detroit, 0soso AMI Grant Haven, and
upon Company ferry steamer n;sor, Detroit RTsr.
| Hotel IN Depot at Grand Haven
ALL NIGHT TRAINS HAVE SLEEPING CARS
! ATTACHED.
| Boat uil leave Milwaukee 90 SATURDAYS at P
for Saturday sights Express passenger. west. but
n. tain gill Sor IK.vE On >rSpAYs
| Trains leave sermin daily, Sundays excepted.
The TELEGRAPH LINE nov open for PUBIC BrsI.
CONVICTIONS
| AT pETROIr-G-eAt Western Railway for al pom
EAs;-Mchis.n CenrrAl and Michigan Southern Railroads
and Ceve,aoi Line o, Steamers
| AT GRAND HAvEN-Wnh Huron Steamer for Chi
csR,. &c sc
hkk-Nnn the Mss ss,ppi- lAcEos>e- thl
caSo WATERFOWL and Horicon Railroads. sSr al inpor;
an, points We, and Northwest. and the Msis,i
River, and Steamers for Ports Lake Michigan
Passengers FOR Great Western G.I.ssy 90 On the aA
vay Ferry steamer At y n. r Dock, leaving Iock a
i. 8 90 A. n. 1? 90 Noon. snifPM
Psrees lsf, n any Ticket Offices forward
ed BY pass az-r tiA ns a. very noce-a;e rates
Tie Company's Tine Tables can be had A. any Of !
the stations
!, v. K MUIR, CENT Sup't
d. an B. OAees, Ocsobes, 1859
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I'M. sau,re If iolires 81 far the hrst insertion, and
q eentS fos..cG .ao.elaent pub'es'o"''o p''""
a., three month";.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01
TETHIN4I

| have examined Aid. 5 u. Neubros Spring
for which as yet there is no significant name.
there being 20 spring described in the Science
Of Mechanics similar TO it. 1t Is Substantial d.
rable. AID "a elastic, if hot more so, than ordin.
AIRY elliptic carriage spings aud possesses adrsn-
cages which 40 other spring Possesses.
P. S. CLARK,
sul32 Practical Eaeh,nisk.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01
TO MARRIED LADIES

is peculiarly suited. 1t will in . short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great B,itain, 10 prevent eounteIf-iis.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01

P'sre pe9e'" ie ETtrdc's aud pet zap an Gids,
Cases, AR Itqht, and ,oW koep m any citD,dte
LIE FAMILY 60 rihRTIG .llL : gen
,e "ut aruyc .atHsrt'c, - when pfo.r etor
.. CT "a > act, c'nSr- q t:,.H t~en y-sr-
.e u'ts - lus .ais al thus
haze .unE gsci tie -. I'LL. mi he aus..N
ti.u which a. ,,r~s> Il Tcsatd IL tGeir use, NJ
IA iacei Ne I, ,ia = them ~i-l,u the
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lDe Irltc S IN well know 'h.' flie- ent "a
ma rI:s acI adj. ent - s-,Jl f IL
Inc tAMIi-s - a tt Rae rlL>, b.A
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A. persn-c.I.' 81 tl,- -.,aaeh, lie ne e
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mi >rne-s oycJ tt- - sa.te d dy, uin >ud'i
J .I, wi.cn eqGelJ.y, II ne.t-c eli, eud Ia
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T. fuas. tory Dsse .Ses, w0THss ChiJy1s .id.it
hGsdnI.ihl. great I'a'!ss at ta- ID, Il, AMI rnaI
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4 th's awe t.--uien,. u. Sc 20 3.
P.lCE, THREE pIaES.
tn- TIE LIVER lnv.y and FsDly Cs'hAtie Pil
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lie Trace N al The i &c
| ) L. ". SANFORD, N. d.,
nate gt-t aud !'op ct
In d. "a 10 i.rE
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Z CITY BOOK STORE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01
Take them AMI Live! ]
~. Neglect them and Die. ~

,I- IL .Gses'> Sa,~g sSsles t.s as,c "sht
- prJsi.cs IA iA i scsi.s Jsuts,
as other, Therefore, p >s'a> sAat Il .
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toas, a taIaiy l.oN ,s.i-S s~e mas aIs
s.;h cs.I.aS 4 pace sutte no tAsis ~
sboat tastn, out va>tA sAca OTIS II
s,...ect onrry FAMILY BlXss, = SE>I,, BoASs,
In AZ 40
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FAMILY
CATHARTiCPILlS,

Psce pe9o'o ie ErirIc.s, and pet zap IN Gias'
Cases, Ar Tain, and .gN kocp ,a any climate
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IT i ,OuPJU >pED ENTIRELY FROM guns, AM
Il has be -onle n eStab >he' iact, stanisri Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25


Tm BROAD SrRxEr CArAsrROPHE or The In
sCRAscx CoxpANms-on Thursday afternoon last meet
ing Of delegates from several Of the insurance companies
interested in the property Of Messs Kent LOwber
held ut the rooms Of tho Resolute Insurance Company
Nassau street. Representatives present from the
Continental Home Corn Exchange Merchants and Reso
fute companies. Tho object Of the meeting, az given
out, was "to express an opinion on tho able
and fearless In which the property Of Messrs
Kent IOwber was protected by their employees
from fire." but the real object appeared to be
to express favorable opinion in regard 70 the conduct Of
Messrs Kent Lowber. The meeting intended TO be
secret but our reporter was present The press generally
furnished with what the meeting intended should be
made public. This informal, unwritten res ,u-
ton setting forth that tho Companies, having examined
into the causes Of the recent sad calamity exoDerate
Messrs Kent Il Iowber from all blame in the matter,
those gentlemen having in their opinion taken what they
deemed the proper precautions TO prevcntit"
The severe comments made by the press in general,
and by the HERALD Ia particular upon the conduct OF all
concerned in the building the occasion OF consdera
pressed by Of those present that If Messrs Kent
LOwber were to address, note OF explanation 70 the
HERALD "Bennet would receive it The representative
Of the Resoute Insurance Company thought that such
note would be received "provided IL was backed by
hundred dollars" The immaculate individual did say
whether as premium ON the risk or not At this stage
Of the discussion reporter was announced who, after
some little debate, was admitted He was furnished with
the resolution above gven and took his leave.
Inc meeting tneu adtourued.
MnrTARy-Twnrn RsGMKNr-The following orders
issued yesterday by Colonel Butterfeld command
ing the Twenty second, Twelfth regiment, by orders
from general headquarters
The designation Of the Twenty second regimsnt and
district Second Brigade First division has been changed
Such regiment and district will be hereafter designated
by the numeral L.
The Twelfth regiment viii serve exclusively light in
fantry, pursuant 10 "Hardeo's" tactics.
There seems 70 be but one opinion among military men
with regard to this command and that Is that will
success They have always had excellent material in
their ranks They have now young, efficient and po-
pular commandant, possessing sufficient position and in
ueDcc with his superior officers to place tho regiment in
proper position in every respect The prosperity which
seems TO await them will be source Of qualification to
their hosts Of friends.
The SAyREs AND HEgSAy PRIZE FIGHT--The latest news
in regard TO the Heenan and Sayres prize fight that it
will take place the 18th OF March, or any time subse
quent TO that date in the same month.
TIRE CALIFORNIAN CURLING CLUB.-The Caedonan Curling
Club Of New York will play for their splendid silver
medal the pond Central Park on Monday the 26th
inst. Playing to commence at nine O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

There was further advance in stocks at this mornings
board Many brokers forced to enter the market IN
order to make purchases for delivery the holiday crowd
ing the business Of three days into one After the first
board stocks we're quete Between the boards the mar
ket was steady In the afternoon there was moderate
business done and the market cosed steady New York
central was very active this morning and advanced 70
oA as against 1914 at the close yesterday; in the after
noon sold at 1914 closing that bid calena which has
oeen freely sold Short also put up by the purchases
o. Inc 6ea's; II sold at 6e4 closing CO.. bid. ROCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

RAILROAD AcflDEST.-The Chattanooga. Tenn. 6a.ste.
OF the 10Th inst says:-We learn from gentleman who
was the at the time that the cross tes oayc ,a
on the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad about ono
mile cast of Strawberry Palms. the sth that tho
train tumblcd Of the embankment 10 the rrounaa
distance of thirty forty feet There SIXTY or
seventy passengers board aud there only about
pan dozen who escaped unnjured. When he lett one
bad cied ard be thought probable that al might recover
Some escaped with bu: Sight bruises, while others Ia
tneir limbs broken, and badly burned by the
stoves One old gentleman from New York city VAS
seriously Injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

CLEARED
sseamsSip Angus Augusta, woodruff savsnnshrs Hssssa
Steamship Nashville Murray, CharlssoA-spoasrs Tfss.o,u
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner Norfolk. As-Lad~ Hsl.
seamshp Monticello, eager. Alexandria, &c--H oroua
ssamship Thomas Swami. Ramsay Baltimore-H Crom.
Ship Andrew Jackson Williams San Francisoo-R Coo.
SIP Mscsalas RSdser. New oriesns-N 4 Brigham
Brig Northsrn Light tr) Rsdas Demarssa- Smith, Jeus<
BB ss@ hpssss & Hunter
Brig South. stckney, Galvestcn-D Murray.
ssr %p soy sSSe.s 1u anys Co.
Sch Prince Of Wales OBJ, Burgess, Turks Is,ands-D
s scSr springbol. King. Mst.nzas.C = Peters:
SMss sansa si Ss.s E.
schr N Mar !Brl Everett, 9 JohnzF Neyius Son
SEN ss DSpOn. Co,son PsnssSoa1van Bruns ssasa
s cSr c R.sr k R.s
SsSI Eis;sys ssy TSa%Ssss
s.; dsisss sss ss % Co.
schr Maria Jane Jones ps,sssbprsvsp Brunt slashL
a asss
s ssss ssG sssss ss~ zss:a
ARRIVED
steamshp Beltc Cray Aspinwan Dec II, with specie an
sea%shp Ariel Miner, Aspinwa. Dec s with passenser
s,ssn.sp Noun. Vernon Smith, Washington A,sz.nA,,.
8 e
Win mdse. 70 b Crsmwsl Co. " 40 "0''''
=. Hs: s?ss:srs X :s s:.
schr Wonder, Halett Providence, days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

Flour-saes have been made Of 5000 bbs State and
Western, 200 bbs. Southern, and 800 bbls Canada
Prices Of low medium qualities have improved slightly
Wheat-sales 1900 bushels at 81 20 for Milwaukee
club, and 81 30 for Michigan white.
Corn-saes: is 600 bushels at $780, SIC for new crop
Jersey and Southern white and yellow.
Rye, barley and oats have been quiet.
Ashes-saies: 65 bbls at steady rates.
cot"n-saes have been moderate at una,,crsa aou-s,
,s .so"9 p"'e oeen N demand. Mess pork, $40 12jS
ZIG 20 prime do. 81 e2,s sli IS por Dbl,
Wniskey--Sales: 800 bbls. at &c. per gallon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PriGnx BirTEas
IN cases q scrofnla n,cers scnrvy asnn,s
often removing In few DAYS seSe o. tnsse soa
come ~ their purifying effects one "o sns N s
most al disease. aoonyeld: their curve properties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS srRAm4
md New Orleans lOtA From New Orleans IN Havrna ~
arriving at New York 10A. ~
and New Orean. l0A From New Orleans Nth Havana SCS
arriving n New York ID.
Pnn1pl11HIA-Fron New York l7tA, Arriving a Hav,r~
ID and New Orleans NH From New Orleans 81 Hsvs.sI
Oh, arriving Ct New York 18Th.
DE 6or0From New York Nth arriving Il Hava,s II nal
New Orleans g. From New Orleans l3A Havana IN a.
irving ut New York 10Th.
YORxTows-Trom New York Dee = arriving =. Havana
KARNAK-From New York for havana via Nassau Mp -
the arrival Of every alternate Cunard steamer New YcrA
NB-When Tho above datAs fall Sunday u sSnSsss Vm
I'll ON Monday, except from New Orleana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL

SATURDAY, Dec. 24SPM
The bank statement, which was made up this day, in
stead Of Monday he latter being Christmas day., COM
pares as follows with that of last week.
Week Eng Loans. Specte CYrc,u,n D.ro.;,.
Dec. H. &123 800 SIT 500 1893 O26 ~ 3oS 11s
Dec. a.. 124,977 ,376 l9645967 S3O9O23 ~ 2a4 Tao
Increase. l,O73,791 Ok,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25
ROMANCE In REAL LIFE.

ma Colonial Bank Forgeries-Liis and History Of
Henry Law, tho Forger-His Operations in Wall
street-His Flight to Europe, and Travels in
spain, Turkey and Egypt-The Turkish For
geries-An American Woman Arrested at Con-
stantinople-Law viin Her in Prison-mge-
nuity Of New York Detectives Important De-
REPRESENTATIVES, on suspicion-Interesting
Confessions and Disclosures.
Ae., &e., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25
774,7s2 s4,oo3

Decrea6e.. 7141S2 OO3
This movement, as usual is N the wrong direction AT
this season Of the year the banks almost invariably ex.
pand Tor the sake OF earning dividends There no such
neahy demand for money from the merchants as would
justify an increase Of oans the movement is ono tina. i
pfedcated exclusively the immediate interests Of the
banks without regard to the future prosperity and sound
ness Of trade II is dangerous habit, and one which
sooner or later will bring trouble again.
There NO great change in money. In some quarters
they report more active demand but we do not hear
any quotations above last Six on Wall street and
seven for paper the Nothing was done
today In exchange for the Boston steamer Of Wednesday
Importers seem willing TO wait TIL Tuesday before buying
their bills There has been steamer for Europe direct
this day.
The price on sight bills New York at the cities mon
toned as follows the price being expressed in the cur
rency OF the cities where the bills are drawn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

FORT LAFAYETTE, Dec "a. supset-Stesnnsbips Aue,,st
for savannah; Nashville for Charleston and JamestoWn
Norfolk passed do Wn ut $50 Pm Wind NV fresh; weA,h
clear.
SANDY HOOK, Dec "A, aunset-Bark Penguin, from And
passing In the Hook In another tno sgna going
the bay 10 tow. Ships Robena for London and Far Vest
New Orleans, passed out the bar Pm. Wind M
fresh; weather hazy and cold
HIGHLANDS Dec a. sunset-One ship outside the bar n
henaD, bound in Wind NV, fresh, with snow squalls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

In this detail appears that the Schuykll district has
furnished 1904 339 TONS while that from the Lehgh and
Delaware and Hudson, is but 2,9l6,937 tons-makng
difference of 81 402 tons In favor Of the Schuykil On
the Delaware Iackawapna and Western the tonnage
ported in net TOMS which, reduced gives the Eastern
market So, ITO tons.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the week end
pc Tburedav ncc % 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

.sl24 e77 1916 ,as7 sao0 n 2e4 7s2
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17

WoNDERLuL T%ELEGRArnc FGAr.--O,
Saturday night, the lines Of the Union
Telegraph Company, Cincinnati, wcro
working direct from New York to
Leavcnworlh City, Kansas Territory,
" distance Of about eighteen hundred
miles, and tho wires switched togcth-
erin such n way that tho corrcspon-
dencc between tho cities named was
received simultaneously by PhiIadcI.
phia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, St. Louis, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Chicago, Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chieu. Tho fact cannot be contcm.
plated without emotions of awe. IL
is one Of those startling achievements
ofscicnco, before which the" wonders
OF tho world in other centuries seem
trivial LOuiSUUe Courier.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17
A NAVE CONFESSIONAL young la

A NAIVE CONFESSIONAL young la
dy this "Kissmas" somewhat surprised
her partner by expressing a decided
aversion to moustaches. On being
pressed 10 give her reason for it, she
at first fenced off the question by de-
claring that II lady needed no reason
for dislikins things, On being further
questioned, she glanced silly at the
mistIetoc, and then darling an arch
look ut her partners anxious face, on
which the most luxuriant Of moustach-
cs had been cultivated, she rcplicd,
with charming h]aiUctc, "WelI, don't
mind telling you. 1t is because they,
oh, SO tickle one"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17

A batchclor is q follow who cut!
himself of from q great blessing 70,
fear of "a thrilling annoyance. lIo ri
walls the wisoacrc who secured him
self against corns by having his leg,
amputated. In his selfish anxiety tc
live unoncumbcrcd. he only subject,
himself to n heavier burthcn; for the
passions, that apportion to every indi.
vidual the load ho is TO bear through
life. generally say TO tho calculating
ba~chelor,--
"As you arc single mar you shall
carry double"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17

How TO SrAUNcn BLooD.-Tako the
flno dust oftca, or the scrapings orthe
inside of tanned leather, and bind it
close upon the wound, and blood win
soon cease to flow. These articles
are at all times accessible and easy
TO be obtained. After the blood has
ceased to flow, l%audanum may be ad.
vantageousIy applied to the wound
Due regard to these instructions will
save agitation Of mind and running
for tho surgeon, who would probably
make no better prescription ilprcscnt,
--LaHclt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17

A writer in the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal, in speaking of the
aiulieration of various article Of food,
speaking ofa reputable deacon who
kept grocery store and who diScours-
ed daily to his apprentice somewhat
after the following laShion:~-
"John! have you sandcd the sugnr!'
ayes. sirl"
"llave you wntcrcd tho rum and
molnsscs?'
Eyes, sirl"
"lAen come mp 10 pr0ycrSF"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17

Accnsus Of the population ofRomo
has just been completed, from which
il appears that the total Of tho inAab.
itants is about ono hundred and eighty
thousand three hunnrcd md fifty.
sevcn--a figure at about which the
city has remained for tho last two
hundred years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17
To PRINTERS
AN OETEICE
IA % &c - e. Il E.1.

We have an excellent Smith Hand Press
-pln,cn 3lA2l and bed 3iS253-whirh we
offer for sale, together wI'b mixing and roller
apparatus, roller mould, urd everything nee.
c3sary to outfit nm Office, Long Primer and
Rnrg"ojs sufficient to print n paper the size
Of the JouruaI-2Jl &35-olso head rules, col
umn do, foot and side sticks, leads, lcad-cuttcr
and mIrrc-boy, %feyGrnl stands, cases, sticks,
galIcys, chaacs Of almost any size, display
type, imposing stone, and in short, n complete
Office. Also, n large amount Of job type, Of
every ]vnrloly, borders Of wnny eorr1, cuts,
&c, &c. These things are IA good almost as
# they were new, but having purchased, Inst
your, Il new Office, they are dend capital on
our hnuds. Bcsldca, We desire 10 purchnrc
one Of %"Rug&le's Rotary job Presses and
dispense with one Of our hand presses. This
advertisement IS set up in BurGooia, so that
it con be accn ho@ it prints. This is n spcci-
mon Of the oldest aud worst worn typo in our
office. Apply to
w. J. SLATTER,
WiNchrSicr, Tam.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17

Ne a n e Il IL
FREE or CHARGE.

SsHSsS w.
DR.. BAKEE will also give special as>ys.
attention to the following cases! EESs-
COUGAS, COLDS, CONSUMp- W.T.
TON, GROUP, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, md oil other diseases ofthe
Throat and Lungs, lie will devote particular
attention TO the treatment of oil skin diseases
luInbDgo, s%crofuIa, rhumatish, (acuto aud
c]hronic) ncuraI giu, paralysis, cpiIepsio, dys.
pepsIn, Piles, and all arrangements Of the
Stomach, Liver md Bowels; and also to all
chronic female diseases, and he cures all dis
cascs Of the eye and eur, without the use Of
the knife or needle, md he has constantly on
hind IN excellent assortment Of artificial
Eyes and lympanums, (or Ear Druns) sulta-
bic for either sex and all uges- Insccrc!ed in
five minutes.
DR.. Daakcc has made new discovery Oft
Fluid lldi wlII produce perfect absorption OF
the c~n'Hrac, and restore perfect VISION to the
eye, without the usc Of the knife. DR.. l'an-
koc can produce one thousand certificates Of
his perfect success IN curing Cancer, old sores
or Ulcers, Fislu!a, SwcIIings or Tunors Of
every description, md without tho use Of the
knife. SpeciaI arrangements must be made
with Dr.. Baakco for the treatment Of the las.
named diseases, rs they will require his con
slant advice md attention. Dr.. Bankcc Is
one Of the most sklll'ul and celebrated Sur
gcon5 and Physicians now liycing. His fame
ID known personally in nearly every principal
city Of The world, Al letters directed to
DR.. Baukcc, (cnc'oaiUg ten ccnls,) lrem any
distance, correctly stating the nature Of the
diseases, shall be promptly answered, and u
-L-t L., anil NAL, Gal
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17

An exchange paper says tho girls
AFRO so hard up for husbands, in some
parts of Pennsylvania, that they some
times take up with printers and law,
ycrs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17
|READ! Read!
TINE HOWE JOURNAL
Liberal PROPOSITIONS !
WE WANT

WE WANT
two thousand subscribers and We be.
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if orr friends will help US n little
But in order TO hurry on the good
work, we make the following propo-
sitIons TO the ladies', and gentlemen
too, If they choosc to compete.
lst. To the person who will get us
twenty-five subscribers we will give
"Dr Kanc's Arctic Explorations" in
two volumes, bound in rich style and
illustrated with 800 cngrayings, worth
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Autograph portraits Of the Bishops OF
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also an extra copy OF the Journal,
worth $2--also, a copy Of Willis Po.
ems, worth ~&2-aIso, "NIarricd or
Slnglc,"a romance in two volumes,
worth $2--in all
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TRY ME,
TRUSTEE SALE.

ny virtue OF q deed Of trust executed 10
mo by Grin Hill, dated July 2Gth, 1858,
and registered Book w. D.. lO2 and 1913
Of the Registers Office oIPlenkIin Conn.
ty' ] will oGei Tor sale to tho LigLcs,
bidder for cash, on Monday, Match NH
1859, before tho Court house door in
Winchester. a certain lot OF pareo, NJ
land. in tho town Of Winchester, Franz.
lin County. Tennessee, adjoining the 10,
on which said Hill resides, fronting ~
foe, on the street and running back 10
George Gmy's line, and adjoining the
livery stable OF a. q. Black.
Said lot Is sold 10 satisfy tho debts
mentioned on said deed, and will be sold
without redemption, the right Of redemp'
ton being expressly waived IN said deed.
JOHN FIlZZELL,
Fcb3l. 1850. rnENe.
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lie ~ prepared TO ill orders for any kind Of
Monuments, nj the shortest notice aud on the
best terms. He il thankful forihc patronage
he has heretofore received, and respectfully
~sollcltsa continuance Of the same. fc war
rants hls worktO be us good as my that can be
purchased IN the country, aud prices lower
than here or at Nashville. You who have
friends resting in the silent grave, can here
find II monument that will show where they
lie and keep them fresh in your memory.
N. B.-Tho partnership existing between
Mr.. John C.Spcncc and myself was dissolved
nj tho beginning Of the year 1886, by my par.
chasing his entire interest III tho firm of Nj.
Baker a. Co.
w. ,. SLATER, tgcaf,
Winchester, Tenn.
Mar. @, 1857.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-17

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