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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-10
Meeting OF the National Democrat
iC Committee,

At the Democratic Presidential Con-
vention assembled in June, 1856, at Gin
c%innati, it was resolved that the next
Democratic Convention TO nominate a
candidate for the Presidency be held in
the City of Charleston, and that the time
Of holding the same be designated BY the
Democratic National Committee that the
duty imposed upon that Committee may
be discharged, the undersigned recon-
mend that a meeting Of the Committee be
held in the City Of Washington, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, of Wednesday, the 9TH
of December.
nANIn A rV cL-s
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-10

- -. ALLAA DAAhAA "a ..H. L.".|
JOHN w. GEoReE, Secs.
JULIus HEssEE,
The following named gentlemen com
pose the committee:
Maine-John Babson,
New Hampshire. H. George,
Vermont-D. A. Smalley,
Massachusetts. Cheever,
Rhode Island-E. R. Potter,
Connecticut. T. Pratt.
New York-Augustus Schell,
Pennsylvania. L. Ward,
Delaware-W. D. Ochitree,
Maryland-R. B. Carmichael,
Virginia-Wm. II. Clark,
North Carolina-T. Mcdowell,
Georgia-W. K. DeGrafen,
Alabama-Henry T. Smith,
Mississippi-W. r. Cannon,
Louisianna-T. E. P. Cotton,
Ohio-C. L. VaIlandingham.
Kentucky-G. w. Caldwell,
Tennessee. McGavock,
Indiana-James r. Slack
Illinois-James Dyer,
Arkansas-Albert Rust.
Michigan-James Beeson,
Florida-A. E. Maxwell,
Texas-W. J. Oldham,
Iowa-Wm. Thompson,
Wisconsin-George B. Smith,
California-Samuel. HI Doshried.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-10
The Missouri Republican

Published Daily, Tri- weekly & Weekly
BY
GEORGE KNAPP,
N. PAscHALL, Proprietors.
JOHN KNAPP,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-10

SHERIFF'S SALE.

LINZ
Sheriff Of Nemaha county.
4, 1859. nI7-4t-S7 so
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-10
r. W. FURNAs. EDIToR.

THURSDAY MORNING. nov. 10, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM 8 to 16 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from ~ to 30 horse power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 80 feet diameter
DRAINING PUMPS, from TO % incscs in diameter.
Lea 4 Leavts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with both
wooden frames with Norcross' Rocker Boxes and
Senrn's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page & Childs CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws
Straubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from Is
inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of g. IA, and II inches In
diameter by IL feet long and geared for either horse
power
SHAFTING, COUPLINGS PULLIES, STANDS HANG.
Frs, and Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FIuE BOILERS AZ inches diameter and from
l6 to 30 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS, mp TO u inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES of various Sizes
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes
of all sizes of the above articles generally
store ready delivery the shortest notice. sale
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be any address
by mail.
S. Fl. GILMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

HENRY HOUSE, CORNER OF cRossNAN AND
= FRONT LEVEE STREETS.
CHARLEY CURTIS informs his old friends public
that he again ready them stand which
he driven by fire time The building
but the LIQUORS of the Oldest and best
and each days LUNCH comprises the marketables served
the style Charley will be home day every
day, TO all who call vt the HENRY HOUSE. nj Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
Fashionable Clothing.
Petition.

MRssRs EprroRs Please give the accompanying petition
place your paper This petition merely embodies
feeling carriers Of this staple and other parties
generally much the petitioners. petition circulating
among the Planters is couchcd in much forblc language
receives universal sanction wherever presented Public
only requires be right upon this and will
Ike all great improvements the present age universally
popular. Respectfully,
Y. BEI.CHER,
Agent of Fassman's Tie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

Ladies!
MIR. AND MRS. TROUBLE,
Having returned from PARIS with u SPLENDID STOCK
Of
NOVELTIES,
will be ready for the inspection of their patrons and Ladies'
generally,
HoFDAF, OCTOBER 81, 1859.
nS-Al Goods marked in plain figures.
A. TROUBLE,
65 date 10 Royal street.
OF 2pst Between Bienville aud streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

To the President Members Of the Chamber Of Commerce Of
New Orleans:
Conference.-The undersigned, learning there
abroad to the puo that petition in circulation asking
your body establish uniform of u lbs per bale all
iron bound cotton, would respectfully represent
That the Sanctionng such part would in this
Of improvement be considered stain tho bgh,
naercia esruchcon OF New Orleans which fair and
right dealings would scarcely effacc from It,
In view Of this and the fact that the carrying interests which
would be materially by the adoption of
iron material for bnda and of saving
tile South millions annually annihated,
We would therefore ask that should said petition before
you for consideration that refuse take favorable notice Of
H. and allow he published the world that leave tho
tercst of commerce un,rammeled by your actions
We would further ask that immediate attention be given tic
subject tho impression going that
Orleans trying adopt arbitrary this
Signed G. b. CHURCH,
Memphis Packet Co.
f. j. BOOKER,
Memphis and Now Orleans Trade
J. ]. RAWLINS,
Memphis Packet CO.
ROBERTSON TOPP
President N and Ohio Railroad
A. R. IRWIN,
Memphis and New Orleans Packet Line
SAML. TATE,
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Co.
7. w. IRWIN,
Agent Miss and Tenn. Railroad
FRANK WICKs,
Steamer Dan Boone
I'll LEATHERS,
Steamer Natche1
JIM. WHITE,
Steamer vieksburg
C. G. WAYNE,
os 2pst Art N o., Cairo and ST. Louis Packet Line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
a. j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY.
~ At 5el.l.- rs ~ 50 =

WINES, WINES. etc
w $50 casks Marzei's Ale. sgt
30 Il casks Burgundy Port. 44ss
300 Chamisso Pure Juice Pert
So Royal Company :.
~ Old Imperial !. te
100 boxes Old Imperial 1855
q London Dock :.
Is Royal Company Oporte ;.
lO4 South Side Maders S&4A a8S
60 Robert Adams 1880 MADEIRA,
"a Il casks Cette .
D.s Harmony Nephsws Sherry.
NM Duff Gordon z4tsS9
81 :. p. E. Martins
40 boxes Pale
IA Topas e4i.. lf3gt&
$50 cases Meet chandon's Green Seal Champagne
80 Oeil de Pe1drix ..1F3is "
100 baskets Silcry
IT'S 81. Julien Caret.
80 ;. F. Klepper's st. Julien Claret
q Henken 4 Co.'s Sieinwen. s53
10 Sparkling MoseL q
Huck. ssg
50 Leslie'e Btters
"a :. -, Oyer Wine gs
In store and for sale by 8. WOLFF,
sci Corner Of Gfravier and New Leyee sfs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

Neutrality-suspicious. OF THE SUCCESSION OF
IN John j. Mcmahon requested to have their claims
proved before Alabama Commissioner possible
land them the undersigned in order that he send
Alabama 10 BIT probated
W. l.. LANIER, Curator.
I'm, New Lev nd Eruy ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

Printing and Boolx-Binding.
Our Printing Office and Blank Book Mandatory being
the premises and having been epenshed with materials
and improvements being immediate control
experience enables great rendering satisfaction
our patrons Being fully supplied with every description
stock We are prepared any kind of work. proper
manner, with expedition and reasonable TERMS
We solicit call and Of our Stock and Work pre-
vious to purchasing ordering.
H. G. STETSON & CO.,
General sationers, Printers and
Blank Book Manufacturers
o2A 2pl0taWa 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
Y ATHnIAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any other used in Southern
climate.
It's tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DCRABIIITY-eqial TO tho best slate roofs.
I'd Observation-Disclosures TO any other; cracks
leaks being possible.
3D. BEAufYnI presents smooth and granite like surface
4th CHEAPNESS-It much less than, though 1t
good any slate wood roof less than inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost of cutters and valleys.
9TH INCoMBusTIBIIITY-It will resist FIRE better than
slate-roof
9th. CONFERENCE.-THE will soften under the heat Of
this climate and the interior of buildings from the
tense heat of summer,
It'll sOLlDITY-It becomes harder and smoother from
werht ny P upon too,s o. any SLOPE anu Deng 81 hEnt
to eorroson and breaking does require repairs
substances several Of which peculiar it Alone combined
in this city. f
Testimonials of the are in the hands
fore contracting. y - F e " W
All orders left at the Post Office, Box No. 2 will be
promptly attended to !; apply to '
jel5 ly corner of Bienyille and Marois SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

DARLOR THEATRICALS;
WINTER EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT
-Contaning-
Acting Proverbs Charades Acting
ing Room Pantomines, Musical Burlesques
Tableau1 viyants,
BY THE AUTHOR OF 1.-THE sOCIABLE," THE Sc
CRET oUT,." MAGICIANs OWN BOOK etc.
12no Back Descriptive Engrav-
ings and Diagrams.
Price, Seventy-Five Cents.
Published by DICK i FITZGERALD,
No. Is Ann street, n. Y.
Also, for sale by all Booksellers in this place.
Copies of the above book by mail receipt Seventy
Five Gents, any address. free of postage nj 3tdlw
UNIVERSAL KNoWLEDGE-Box.
TIE CORNER CUPBOARD:
FACTS FOR EVERY BoDY.
BY THE AUTHOR OF ENQUIRE WITHIN" THE
REASON WHY ETC.
Large l2mo 400 Cloth Gilt Side and Back. Price 81
illustrated with
Over One Thousa nd Engravings.
Embracing Facts abou-I Things generally known. H.
Things that ought be known Ill The food consume the
clothes the house live Arts
and Sciences well Literature Manufacture Com.
Anatomy Physiology the Garden and Field The whole
forming complete Encyclopedia of Useful knowledge.
Whether in the Paror the Kitchen the Chamber
Boido at Home Abroad, it may be very appropriately
called the
FAMILYS READY ADVISER.
Published by DICK FITZGERALD,
No. IS Ann street, N. Y.
Also, for sale by all Booksellers in this place.
Copies of the above book by mail address,
,gH Mn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

EXTENSIVE SALE OF SLAVES AT AUCTIoN-ONE
hundred and twelve likely young single and
in families comprising choice field hands.
and girls on long credit at the City Hotel
BY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS JUST OPENED
WATCHES,
CLOCKS, BROWSE AND PARIAN ORNAMENTS,
Fine .Jewelry,
In Diamonds Ruby, Emerads opals Coral Pearls Etruscan,
Mosaic, and great variety of patterns
Rich Silver Ware,
Tea Sets Pitchers, Cups, Gobes Trays Vases, Castors,
Spoons Forks Ladies' and large Of articles suitable
for PRESENTS.
Plated Ware,
OF the best quality and Beautiful Designs Elegant China
Parn Bronze Porcelain and Wedgwood Vases and Figures
FANCY GOODS, in great variety
sPECTACI.Es-Gold Silver, Steel and Shell Frames.
Cutlery.
Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Razos Guns and Pistols
WATCHES AND CLOCKS REPAIRED,
SILVER. WARE AND JEWEIRY
osl 2p5t MADE TO ORDER.
, 1859-04-12
III IDE PARK EAiINARI.-

- ntM t.rn, win sn.nE,-ner MONDAY. April l>1. ~:
il. H. StHfE i. ~. will &tstrlnc II 1rrr!&r ,nlr
twr,n, five pupil, int" Lis retst hi. residence. II: M
r." s'ns' , ls wi>lI' 1Nc to ails FIR 1I'>-!n nI--
they art determined tn I'D well tnr themselves. Fur t.
avals.lrst VI ose admitted paiss will he sT.rst l
tlr :tIr!lrr.
, 1859-04-12
J. AUG. WRIGHT, Agent,
A8..-...... South Water Street. .14a
tlno c.3i lml
H 4 L L & Il O L Y D $
LII INSURANCE AGENTS,

H \ L l. & II OF n D $.
LII INSURANCE AGENTS.
10 SOUTH WATER STREET,
s,...- >F the C.ndton # the
Commonwealth Fire insurance Co.,
oa the ,l:s .lay Of December, l rse u Auditor VI
the site Of Illinois.
l.. The Of the company l.. the Commonwealth 71.
Amount IT is sap::1! assErs TT: all paid up k 'o0 i"
l. ta.,. Oh hand and In bank lnsr y
!; Dsns | asnsi 1--WE r. thr IT, safi i; 6:; .r; '' II
Kasss TN scai estate, worth At least etl,- ~
l. 1ua,s s<ear i; .,,si. !"
s. ttlts ss:ursd hy rlont:ase,-uone.
at AZ utn,E tis 2ss's'.. !s3
,.,,,. s@.5i; !;
Ii y,ssF ] s!aas a,!i.. shs cou.1.a; !ss =
s.lys :;
NJ ruiz a,oua. 10 l. sasacl ia aay oac tty Iatc
or fuwn.
{eR1GIsAL.l
ceE.idtats u Esiie tlc 3lst Lay Of January. 1sn.
Arpr7uKs trF.cE s1Ar1 OF lIIiNa,s}
>rxs.rirLn, ,M4rrh - la..
WS. IT, t"En"nxsa,'' an Fir ,u:an.:t "a a.
Nt" IN The NIW 3rk thHf HI1%
.tta .hemvus # thu condition II IT, aairs, required
os An i,t u F!lr ss aSsne:ss 4 1nsuE,H.e t'"Ia
hEt Incorporated By the stair # It.!-," a11E-t
February H. lSi and Act auena.ory th-rrta a;ssr!
Juaary and xhcss:!s sait C"tnany has fAnsi>k,-!
satisfactory evidence that l. r>Stt It i,t -tlli.r!
a1.'t II r.Ai ns>trs! in steaks and ant haa
sl''! IN t!s "d'r written ruleat kn. Ay thr e-i
tvHt aht St!oasy thcF,uf. ar"'EtiEs Ms--r. HILL /
bounds q thas,. its .skrst,. fr tr til "f the
nlsltcs% Of said tunsslr, a!l fully a1d uH:e<Eels
thasi4l.. thci ii kr,w!e>!r 1t trrc-- a
ra u s4i "mJa1s. c...~tins that -rvisr VI ins.>.
us+ ihe *aid Aht~ etEts r tSr! and hrI: l., Ia Ehl
Fts by rvas,n uf sIeh service.
N~. therefore. i'll PURSUANCE NJ the rnv!>:nHs # tt Act
af'-:ih. |. 'v h. uut-'L> Auttvr 1t ilc ArI.,ssrf
:at stair ~ i'"i>. do Lrn.y certify thu II" sd
HAL i lrHT!A althEik,I .AK,nts FIR t!te All!
ei "n,Tany. 10 transact the u>lne u. Insurance Ia tu~
Slic. uati the thirty hrt day "f January. III tht
rislt.xs hs.sdrt liz! -Aly }lr they Ely be rly
tupowcn1l ~ IL do .y r4id t,n,Iony.
In tret'n.ur watr-, havc hrrr,nto xsl-ry:*-i
4tli At33z ri the .t:tl II ny n1.3.t
spsinsn.ll. this twenty -ninrth day VI Ma,rh.
i. i. 2a.3.
JESSE X. pCNpIs Auditor T. l.
, 1859-04-12
1InDcrtakFr5.

CENTONS AND UNDEkTAk-
~ EKs, .r-
M. - Ia SALE STREET. szdse1aa
llart hand, aii tc."s every style and at% Ntd
l.,ad anG zine ce1us ais, tAroAs- Ano AZ tfta,e1
Nth IleaEs. aad {a..Ee and everything se4uAte !of
Fu1sss: End may te found Land and ready 70 s1st
prompt attention 10 thelI hu4tne.s It Il hpufs.
They ai&o k47s Cb2p&l sud Vault IN the Cemetery.
apl1 WRIGHT NeCLuAE-
, 1859-04-12
39ress 4 Tribtt1tt.


JOB PRINTING.
The F1r4 AID Tpbr1x DITCH is prepared to execute, On
shsrt noes &vs+y varety Of Job Printing IN thu
Tx. md It IL Lo~< Lisfas Pr~x Particular attsalsu
Hvsut u ths prinnngaf
Rcsta1n CAxpA LITTLE HkAoA Dn1 HEl1A+
REcEIF1A loerE1A 1'4oo1AAHE.
FAXfHIETA, ttlICLA11 CufCkx.
HLAHx Nu1Ix LAnE1A TlCLEfs.
VPR1STEG IN COLORS Al
In III III yactes done In beautiful style and at moderate
rate. An examination u specimens and prices Is ret
fully Invited.
uosders from the country promptly lSd and and heut
home b. expreas.
, 1859-04-12

Ay1IrE1i iahv pleasure III Recommending to ny raro1s
Mr H. T.. Mics. who l* purchased ny tncrt-t III tic Jrf
fs1 Street High Sc!uo Fr,i his pse,rr IN feac!n.
Ai the plan u' which he Intend, 10 rnnc til. >thun'
feel c'l*nt sh1t h. Will du Justice lis ra!Is and give
satisfaction t" h!s pa:."Es-
, 1859-04-12

~ ~ ~ AL . i ~ j r. Ill r " L
Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance
coAPANY.
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
For tie lear ending 4arcA 3lA, 1859.
RECEIPTS.
Marine F5eoiuIas- lZs43 %
ne "i1uos sa3ds ~
Dai7ncc Of ln.ttst and E1chaaxe y d
DISBURSEMENTS.
Marine lczaea pdd........ .................& 1910
Ae oasea
K.urne a e e4S Mi a piraan; reinsurance: si 3 3
~ psst:as: atse1:ns. st.iioasf5. y.' p.s1se ss9
e4pEs7A tA1ss cotnnl}ssunA &c.-.. .......H t23 o.
Total Gsburc1cnss. tya,,,ee !:
S4 sfoatA for the -
The A.ret Of The Company a:p-
Raj es.ie uaineom;ef.i. H1t! q =
Bonds o~ns 6{ q o-d.-ins ID pr CENT 10 u
u % Soth = aoae!e @ oiSo iSe anoans ~ ea oana
d. af,san S Il sta aa 81 e5 es* ;, ]
s. al other seeu.'tssss eorstsstas of discounted
notea. bill. drafts md aceeptaocrs uasur-
Ing da!ly. having from sigh 70 ninety tiays
f',1a dats 70 Eta. drawing |: per cent, an.
ply seeuret ty colla.trA or appsovei pr.
soG4 .136...& T.
Total assets. sets..-.--....-............t22 t22.1,s ~
To.al liabilities. .
Lotees adjusted ard due ......... ......,,.. Nope,
NIT
, 1859-04-12


Forn7a DAY.-vtry fortunately neighbor
to the family with whom VIC snjourned was
carpenter, and WI made arrangements to have
our vehicle repaired In consequence Of this ae-
whole Of this day; and. hayins nothing else 10
do except to ru!nbc around with gun On our
shoulder, wc all. except one Of the party, who
preferred remaining in the house. for the pur-
pose as he said Of taking somt mites respecting
Of the country. As hr promised to give lis all
The benefit Of his enquiries We allowed lin 10
rcmain.
As there were only ahou' six inches Of snow
on the ground, We experienced little difficulty
in rambling around. At first We crossed tract
Of unlulating prairie. in,er>prr>ed with pretty
groves aud scattered tr,"s. t"war.'s tinr sl.,t
nf water, called Fairy Lake. which, altl."ush
now cuyered with ICE. VT could wrll i'll. siuc to
tc worthy Of all the praises which we heard be.
stored urou it by the settlers here. The banks
in most places are quite high, and the beach
, 1859-04-12

~ Noticc.-The undersigned,
STOCKHOLDERS III The Merchants }aus 1f Macon Georgia.
y r provisions Of IT, Chacs madr personally liable far
k Issues The II tls Bank will be takrn ty Il. On
t,nsi1 tc Kentucky. Indiana 4nd Ohio.
II. 4. TICKER + tt>.
, 1859-04-12

bs oanG na "1 ths E9 s1 pev cent y sompos q
tracts II illa:;a and h''-hats 1t is. in fat. .a,
t. ,nsr c-s :l 1s11a1sut fsfilitv 1T II e3' cs"r ~ ~
vn!l.s tr snsr sill Of the West 1u!ia ls.nts.
IL Goylstou Strut, Guaton: 4. ~. HAYES, u. T.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20

Tire Howard IS. u|liLlIOu, in view VI the awIGl dos.
4. u'.fNu u'IWu'I l'c, ,lu." cd by Sexual diseases, and
lrr dr.rIt,uu' rN3,i ed upon the unfortunate Victims OF
such disease" b, Cu'rha,% several yc1Isagp directed their
COuautiun Surgeon aH CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF
lboir uauc % Open a Di@pcusary lor the Treatment Of tlDs
rl.. uf dI.r' a., IN all thrir ,orua, and to give Medical
advice GRATIS, iuJI who 1pIly by letter, with a dos.
ctiltun Oi luC'l condition, (asc. occupation, habits Of lie
GcoJ aud IN to.rs Of extreme poverty, 10 FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE ore ciARGE. 1t is lccdlcss to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
Of HE ogc, oDd win IlruisII the most approved modern
treatment.
The directors, ON review Of the past, feel assurci
that their luhOI' iUihig sphcrco benevolent cioIt, have
been ul "Icat benefit to The afflicted, especially 10 the
yuuu", and they have resolved to devote themselves,
with renewed "cal, to this very important but much dos
pi'rl r.u.c,
Juatpub'ialcd by the association, a Report on Spcrm0.
tnrlhWl, or Sc'uIn0l Weakness, the Vice Of Onlnialn,
Id,,lmb.touur ScIElbuac, and other diseases OF the
SruaIOunaue, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will he
sent hg mail, Nu sealed letter cnvcopG,) FREE OF
CHARGE, ON recent Of STAMPS for postage -
older LrNuli 'rd Trgcts on the nature and treatment Of
Sexual d.cIsn', diet, Ac, are constantly being published
loU Observation-Disclosures and viii be sent Ia thr afflicted.
Sour or the new remedies AID methods of treatment
discovered dlriug The last year, are Of great value.
Address, ior Report N treatment, nG. !. SkILlIN
iItUhIlON, Actin surgeon, Howard Association, No.
south Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa.
iy order Of the Directors.
Eha d liEARTWEiL, President.
t'tO. FNWCtttD secretary.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20
NASHVILLE.
pAIpING ANDERSON, CHURCH ANDERSON,
Lebanon, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn,
II. A. q. ANDERSON,
Wholesale Grocers, Produce and
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
DRANDIES, WINES, WHlSKEY, &C.,
ALSO,
DcoIers in Bacon, Lard and Country
Produce, cf every Description,
Corner of College and Broad Ttsj
NASHVILLE,

WE ara now In receipt ola large and well assorted
w stock Of Groceries, Liquors, &C, 10 VINO" We '""V
the attention oithe trade,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20

bf'S ~ VI Wv wv
,oraun, 81 Common Cold, az IT ~ hwiIliaIiy called, Is
WUuUy I'll study aud scipuF enough u bc avoided, u pOs'
slUID. ~, rem hnytI 3" WIll not Eay tnOl ,Oldb aIG lu
OuJ inhabitants what the PLAGuEHuh YELLOW FLvEEhIc
tOtIUhc NJ other t]puulIlrg, Dul, lCaI1vrl tDnhdcHtIy thut
lmry usher IN disr,ar 81 glcatCl CDmlllIiiy and mortality
l%unulhr"c l1tlrl"
nltno danger VI 2nOncmpIs aud ]pNGuMoNIA, which
often lD.pW III iho tam ula neglected cord, aud N
rluuIs prImOhHIw, the luhuIiuIJr irritation Of winch
EdnsrlDIcI By the 'lIur cause, we surely have pTuOl1Id
]UTgu'Ucul HUNrrui ioI attention, not UIly 20 the pIcycn
llr mC1IA, bot Also 10 the CWUiiyG ONES Ola diacaHc,
which however niid Iu IT'S inception l. ductIy ~ Iudh
ItgUy productive l3uoid,ycullcd uGd claiming results,
luI. IT,. on should 10 particularly Impressed on those
who h0yr ay constitutional ]tCHdcGcy 10 fuLMONAIs Cos.
SUMPTION,
InuUso unhG lalsapiG Cordial, a~scrahly Othc dircC.
Iluua arCUUIHHiuH each bottle, WI readily cure the most
GnllrsHiu g case Of cough.
CuIgl8 sometimes proceed from q t%sOidcrcd or dys.
uCpll, state Ul the stomach, IN which case the German
lIttcrN should be- used. In cases nj weakness, or general
drDIlIly Of lHr system, resulting rom u plutrdctcd cough,
the German IillCIH win bC found Of pCut benefit,
IN CDHos olhcuIE lrIiamatiuu oI The Lungs, the prOmi.
nrul ssh! toms nruuIulIy 1Iu-huulcd and painful Tcspl.
ration, i|uILgTitGi naturalization Ut the blood, cough and
/ rNpcLluIBNuu, attended with excitement Of the hcdIt,
lever, yaIUus hclaugrurujs Oilhc digestive AID urinary
|ayllCiuH, pIUAlI, ton NJ strength, NC, IhC lungs may no
licensed without any ullAuso symptoms bEiNG PHomI
arNr, but the muImuI produced during inspiration and
/ aspiration, and tic alternate contraction aud expansion
Of iLc chest, evident 10 both slnht aud lcclluR, al lurEisr
IuOsl Important physical SIGNS III CISc' Oi disease, and
auuuld receive PROM attention..
has disease lS usually caused by u cold settling on the
IruG, 0Hd the use Of the iGlsdmlC Cordial soon Performs
o. tuIr.
The Terrific fatality Of diseases resulting TOmu "COM,
auN uOLD' may be- seen by q glance at the following sta.
t.li,s, taken nom the records Oi the Boa'd oI Health Of
IIIhJrIlIIo, cpncs'cily one Oltic most healthy localities
inlhc UulUa-
u... Torop deaths in IhiaIclphia, iO,2ei
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20

Frumthcsc figures II viii be sccnthnt ncarlyon fourth
Ulthc total deaths IN the country are cnUscd by cunsump'
zion, iuaHy nothing pllLc numerous Othcrd h eases spring
ig nom 4 "sIigil cold"
ihc prOpTiclors uIc IN he possession Of certificates
showing thut tho IiaiaamlC Cordial has effected cures
Where all other remedial means have failed. Give II a
trial.
These invaluable medicines are prepared only by Dr'
&, ~. Jackson, n" Arch street, PlIadcIphio, an are tor
gDr by diuat't aud store keepers ~ every town aud VIII
Iu"cui the United states, tJualas, and West lLdlos Price
- lrnL. A.I MnlLr-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-20
NASHVILLE.
EAGLE FAN.

We are now prepared 10 supply any mum
Der of this celebrated winnower, u Is 'ho
best Machlne over invented for cleaning Oh
kinds Of grain and grass seeds. II cleans
without screens, separating the impurities,
such a. chcut, smut, cookie, &c,' by blast
alone, saving the loss Of the small sound
Grain, which necessarily 90 through a sieve
In one operation it separates the large IRON
the small and imperfect grains, leaving the
llgh,esl in good marketable condition, and
providing the best for seed. II IS IN lact'
he best NUT machine ever invented, Us II
docs not bronk the smut ball. thus staining
the whcat, but drives it out by blast, whole.
It is exceedingly simple, light and durable,
Price, No, ], S2o W.
- 2, ~ w
ARMSTRONG & CO.,
Nashville, Tenn,
s.. w. HOUGHT0N,
Winchester, Tenn.
July q, 80,