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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-31
MARRIED WoMEy.-Thc Baltimore
Sun in commenting on the Sickles af.
fair offers the following rrmarks. ,

fair oilers the following remarks: .
No married woman can be approached
by any man with undue professions OF
regard, or Of affection. but with an in.
%stinc.ivs knowledge Of his design. No,
the slightest improperly, no, the leas,
indslicscy in word or decd, can be ,h,us,
upon her observation wilhou, startling
her honor and putting her on guard. She
is al once warned and armed; she has a
counsellor ever at her side to direct her.
and q champion to defend her-a lrue
und honorable husband. Hence the law
e,teems her guilt at least equal to tina, Of
the most seductive and designing invader
Of her honor when she falls. The mar.
IieJ woman 10 arrsyed in the very pano.
ply Of virtue and cannot DO Surpriied.-
She can hardly be said to EaH-shs steps
aside Of her own free will and sins Do.
libers,sly.
With these premises can there DO ans
d'lheui'y IN answering questions, Whist .
man ought TO do in the event supposedi
We say just what many q good and ,rus
and honest man has dons befo,o. and ga
could name . shining example in IN, A.,
Of one, who well deserves HE ,i,ls Of he.
10 and philosopher. He neither ,lew n,
man hsr vomsr. Hs called tho erin
wife bsfJrs him, and babe her take whs,e.
ever shs could righlfu!ly claim 90 her
own, and leave him forever. and then
like the hero that be was and ia. no pur.
susd manfu!ly tho even tenor OF bis way,
and oil men honor him, This 10 what in
our opinion, q msn oosh, 70 do.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Chanesryv.
Court at Winchester. in tho casa off
T.. q. Vernon, Admir-, &c,
Henry Terner's heirs.
viii on the first Monday Of ARsiIi 1859
before tho Court House door in Win.
chester, sell on a credit OF ope and Two
years, Two tracts OF land on Cumberland
Mountain, one containing six hundfsdi
and the other two huaGued' scres; fifty
dollars 10 be paid in hand and purchaser
required to give bond anh security. and q,
lien retained until purchase money ispaid:.
H. R. ESTlLL, s. &'M..
Fob IS. 3, 30,
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LATE ARRIVAL
SPRING GOODS
for 1859.

We have just received our purchase Of
Spring Goods. consisting. ia part. Of
Jsconsts. Swisses, Barred Mu.lins, Swiss
hair Cord, BrilIisn... Double Skirt Mus.
lin Robes. O,gsndiss, Lawns. Dslsinss,
Bsnsgss-solid colon, Black Silks.
Prints, Chints and o.hs, Dress Goods
Also, Shswls-vsly nice, Hosiery, and
Gloves good assortment. Bonnsis.
Hats, Umhrsllss. Psrssols, Goats, Shoes
end Slippers. Couonsdss and Linen for
mems wear. Hardware and CutlsIy,
GlaM and Q~uesnswsrV. and . host Of
other s%riiclss too tedious TO mention. all
OF which W bough, to sell again. end
we solici, the irsLe in general 10 give US
Q call. o. We are confident il will DO to
their interest TO give - . ,iial before boy.
ing elsewhere.
TERMS CASH.
All good barter taken in exchange 70,
goods. o. piicss that We can cell 1t sesia,
- y. 2, MARTIN = son, .
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CAUSE OF THE FIRST MURDER.

CAUSE OF THE FIRST MURDER.
We are informed in sacred History,
that Cain slew Abel because of the
preference shown to the sacrifice Of
the latter; bu, we have no intimation
given ny OF the reason for that pref
crence. There is however, MI Oriental
tradition still existsnt. which accounts
for it this wise: 1t says that Chin and
Abel, having zach of them a twin
sister. ~ soon as they all became
manageable, Adam proposed to them
that Cain should marry the twin sister
of Abel. and Abel the twin sister of
Cain; alleging ~ his reason for this
proposal, that ~ their circumstances
obliged them to marry their sisters,
it Was proper that they should marry
those that were seemingly the least
related to them. 10 this proposal
Cain would not agree. and insisted
on having his own twin sister. be.
she was faircr than the other.
Adam. displsassd At his disobedisacs.
referred the dispute to the decision OF
The Lord; ordered his IONS 10 bring
zach an offering before him. and told
hem that the offering which had the
would be q declaration in
favor Of him who presented X. On the
being brought, and that Of
Abel accepted, Cain, stimulated BY
Jealousy and resentment. % soon as
they came down from tho Mount
where they had been sacrificing. foil
upon his brother and slew him.
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Minors TO y ARREsTED.-The May.
or of Reading, Pa, has issued orders
to his police to arrest all minors found
hanging about bar rooms in the even
ing. 1t is a pity that similar rrgula.
tons are not enforced in every town
yes; in Winchester. ,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-31

Judge Vespasian Ellis died in
Washington City last week. He once
was minister from this country to ono
ofthe South American Republics, and
edited the national Know Nothing or.
gan.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-31

Rev. DR.. Baird. who delivered sew
ral lectures in Winchester. . year or
Two since, 10 now delivering q. course
Of lectures in Memphis, Tenn. These
lectures are highly spoken Of, and are
dong much to snliyA.sa the passes
10 rvsssss 10 w. sM xsr,A
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Atlanta Ga. Market.

~
ATLANTA Ga, Mar. Goth.
EDIToR HoME JOURNAL:
Below find prices Of the leading ar,i.
Gle Of produce in our market.
Bacon-Hog round 10 lot, Sides II
III, Shoulders, 81 a 81, Hams, 81 o
lot.
Lard-in Barrels l3in keSs& Cans 10
II.
Whsat--Sacked, l l0al2 5, Corn, 10.
Flour-Ex,Ia Family 8 so 4 dollars
per 100 lbs.
Feathers 4Sa50.
The ahovs named articles are in fair
demand at our quotations. eIcep, Bacon
which 10 very dull.
SEAGO & ABBOTT,
G,ocers and Commission Merchants.
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TWetre Subscribers.

Let US hear from YOU soon.
These propositions are only inten.
ded to aid Our subscribers in doubling
our list for next year, and are so lih-
eral that many will certainly avail
themselves Of the chance to make
something. Should other works than
those we have mentioned be. prefer.
red wewill try and supply them.
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Notice.

All persons indebted 10 The estate 81
Joseph Bradford. deceased, are hereby
noticed 70 make payment. Add ,ho,s
having elsims sgains, said estate will
present them - prescribed bylsv.
MAJ 81 JAS. X. SHOOK. Admit.
with will snnSisd sfJss: Bradfssd. DESC,
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Something New.

Just received, by G. c. Gorham
a. Co., a fresh lot of Groceries,
among which are Fresh Smoked
Salmon, and Roc Herrings-a
nice and rare thing. Also, No. l
Mackerel.
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Nashville Bank Note and Exchange List
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
J. Martin, Admir- &C.,

The heirs % VIM. D.. MedcaN, deed.
On motion OF complainant, and il appearing
TO the satisfaction o, the Cleik and Master
that Warner Dristll and wife Mary arc non
residents of the State OF Tennessee 30 that the
ordinary process oflsw cannot be served up
on them.
It is therefore ordered that publieahop Be
made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, . paper yuhlishsd in the Town Of
Winchester. Tennessee, requiring said non.
residents to appear herein on or before the
hrst dsy Of next Char Gerry Court. on Wednes.
day after the third Monday in Angus, mex,
and plead snswer or demur to said Bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set Tor
hearing expsrte IS to him:$
Mvai q n.R. HsTiLL, ca n.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-31

Hon. James Hughes, Of Indiana,
has been appointed Commissioner of
Patents, vice, Hon. Joseph Holt. re.
signed.
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State Of Tennessee, Franklin c.
George MoseIey, Petition, &c.

State Of Tennessee, FRANKLIN c.
George MosoIoy, Petition, &C.,
On motion Petitioner. and it appear.
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court ,hs,
Elizabeth Franks, Mary Jene Snodley,
Tennessee Conference Of the ME-. Church
Socth, Benjamin Lisco, Delilah Reid wife
oG--Reld and two Liscos-hrothsrs
OF Benjamin Li.co-arc non residents Of
the state Of tennessee. so th at the ordina.
~ process Of law can not be served or
them,
1t is therefore ordered by tho Court.
that publication be made for four success.
sive weeks in the Home journal, a news
paper published in the townof Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said non residents
to appear herein on or before the first
Monday in April next. and plead answer
or demur 10 said petition or tho same
will be taken Tor confessed and 90, lor.
hearing exparte as 10 them.
March. 10. R. F. SIMs, Clk..
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Coming Up AGAIn.-Tenncssee six
per cent. bonds. due in 1860. We're
quoted in New York on the 23d inst,
Mt Oh.
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READ!
the HOMIE JOURNAL
Liberal Propositions !

WE WANT
two thousand subscribers and we be.
Iieve we can have that number soon,
if our friends will help US Il little
But in order to hurry on the good
work, we make the following propo-
%sitlons to the ladies', and gentlemen
too, if they choose to compete.
lst. To the person who will get US
twenty-five subscribers we will give
"Dr Kaue's Arctic Explorations" in
two volumes, bound in rich style and
illustrated with 800 cngravings, worth
sl0-also, n lsdy's breast pin, which
is beautiful and which we will war.
rant to be fine gold, worth aS.-also,
Autograph portraits Of the Bishops of
the NJ. Il. Church South, worth 81
also an extra copy of the Journal,
worth s2--also, a copy Of Willis Pa.
ems, worth 32-also, "Married or
Single,"a romance in two volumes,
worth S2-in all
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$nblif Salts.
NEGRO wOMAN ron SALE.
r. T. EstilI, Admir-, &C.,

vs..
The heirs Of james LeOis.
By virtue OF q decree Of tho Chsues,v
Court at Winchester, Tennessee, pr..
nounced in this cause, | will on Mon.
day tho fourth day OF April nsxt. bsfor.
tbs Court House door in Winches,.r
Tenn, offer for sale TO the highest bidder
upon Twelve months credit. the negro
woman Marian, tho biddings therefor to
DO started at $50 dollars. Note win
good security required Of the purchaser.
and a lien retained until the p~urch.,:
money is paid.
Mar i'd II. r. ESTILL, c. d. N.
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The Methodist Of Delaware have
refused the aid which the LcgisIa.
ture had granted them of $4,000, to.
the building Of church because the
money was to be raised by a lottery.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-31

Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson and Hon
John A. Dix, of New York, have writ
ten letters in favor Of the acquisition
of Cuba.
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The Austin (Tcxas) I%n'clIigencer OF
the 9th inst, says provisions are album
dant there. Corn 80 cents per bushe!,
and excellent Bacon at 8 cts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-31

In sfdsr to get or to Nashville in
time this week, we Nc compelled to
slight the inside Of our paper a little
Excuse us,dear readers efthe Journal.
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Destructive SToRM.-The storm
Monday night was II OF the sc,ercsl
and most destructive that has WIS.,
tied this region for a number Of years.
Tho damage done can hardly be es-
timnted. In every portion of the city
chimnies and fences were blown
down, besides much damage to a
number Of private residences. The
building most seriously damaged was
the FIRST Presbyterian Church, most
Of the tin roof of which was blown off,
which carried with it n large portion
Of the shccting and ralter On the east
side. A large portion Of the tin roof
of Court House WAS also blown of.
The track OF the storm along Spruce
and G urch streets was marked and
destructive. We understand that
nearly all the fruit trees at the resi-.
Of Frank McGavOck were blown
down.
1t will require an expenditure Of a
large amount of money to repair the
damage done to the First Presbyte-
rinn Church by the storm on Monday
night Union and American.
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The New York News says: with.
in the week we have had but five
murders, three rapcs, eight suicides
lorty.two burglarIcs, one hundred
and twenty two ordinary roberies,
and not less than five hundred assaults
and batteries
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S25 DOLLAR RS
25 SUBSCRIBERS

Now, who will take us-up on this
liberal propositionl Makes no differ
encc who goes in" for we will do as
well by all who will procure US that
number of subscribers. OF course the
subscribers must pay in ADVANCE
Ladies, go to work-all of yOu.--
W. have got a library of over 200
books, most of which are the very
best of standard works, and all of
which we will dispose OF as above
stated. MOI arc these books soiled--
most of them bel Y new.
I'd. To the pcrsoa VINO will get US
fifteen advancc-paying subscribers,
We will give a copy OF Moorc's Pc.
etical Works complele--wor,h 81.
Also, DIR. Livingstone's Explorations
in AIrica-wOrth 81 so. Also u
splendid engraving entitled "Thc Vii
lagc Blacksmith" worth S5. Also an
extra copy Of the Journal one year,
worth S2-jn all making
Thirteen Dollars and Fifty Cents
FOR
Fifteen Subscribers.
3D.. We will give for twelve sub.
scribcrs, n history Of the Muliny in
India, worth 81. Also. any three dol
lar Magazine for one year. Also, a
copy of the Great South, u large
book worth % rs, making
Nine Dollars and seveny,fue cents
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Pooh FELLow!-An editor in Mlssis.
.ippi makes al earnes, appeal 10 his
delinquen, patrons TO pay him, and winds
IN 40 follows:
For farther particuInn--as to the
why's snd whcrcfofes OF this a~rlicle-sec
the advertisement in fourth column, third
page"
Referring to the advertisement, we find
that the poor fellows house and lot are
abou, to be sold by the sheriff, from over
tho heads OF his wife and children! How
long will publishers continue to suffer the
small profits Of their lahore 10 DO scatter.
ed in small sums over tho country? Why
no, all adop, tho cash system at once7--
A man who canno, pay the price Of his
newspaper n! one time as well as anoth.
er, is a hard case. any way ontgom.
cry Mail.
You ask how long will publishers
continue to suffer tho small profits OF
their labor to be scattered in small
sums over the country. We cannot
tell, but this We know: 1t is the pub
lisher's fault mostly, if his subscribers
cause him to "break" by their failures
to pay up promptly. Why does the
publisher continue to send his paper
to a man whom no has room to sus-
pcct docs not intend to pay him? As
for our part we take off every name
from our books ~ fast As we find out
there is a desire to swindle US, and VIC
venture the assertion that we have,
to-day. n list Of better paying subscri-
bcrs than one Journal in 90. There
il \ certain curse for every publish.
or to pursue in order to keep up
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-31

In Maryland there are upwa'ds' Of
swv,v d.susssd o>d9 felhsa
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There nrs about twenty.nine thou.
pad Posi- OSuirs in the Utir~d SrAteA
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NASHVILLE ENNEs

WE arc now in receipt ola large and well assorted
w stock Of Groceries, Liquors, &c. to which we invite
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR sAI,E.

ofe, fo' sale my Mills and 200 Ac,ss
OF land lying three miles North Of Win.
chester, upon Elk River. The ~slsr
power is sufi cisnt TO un three Girls,
Mill. oil lhs yssF, and the Saw Mill 8
months in the year. The Grisi Mills
are ell in good running order. Alss, .
lana new IramA
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!. iln OEORGE QBE1G -
WnoiHAIs.sd essdi csassetsDsrs AM XpssnsrIs
X Hs:;r,e9 ~ s~rsS"%s
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f. A. L0UGAMlLLER
would call the attention
OF EV ERY ONE
to the splendid stock Of
Spring Goods

no Is now orenine.
March ~2i,,.---.
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DRT GOODS,. w



PATENT AVtTQufCdL CHLsT ENpiNhER
DEVICE WHICH Has NJ hQlAl
Ul qntnlati Hsi Efff Grf hr1arsah''
FNWE Hrner iaunIha no ofHUfs infinitely superior t1
II amy III thn FfdinH cnntriyHucrf riied Ninnlitt
hrarea % having no bolts nf straps to W NOR nf t1iH
heating ar binding under the frsi while 30 leHtrf tn
shoulders uuouu Hncd and free Cor any exercise 'i0
nH wurthy tinhtteuton anil c1nal t'rl'lln ~ gfUf
une'who valurs heHth ana strength. combined WiH
eHV department
Ah afe respectfully solicited tq oall examine che 1r
tniN and sHtag themselves al Boz utI.Ys a., f OBJ.
street, New urietns
fefsQns in ordering The Chest Ezpaniier must tHud
we nunlOHf gI W0hga Ground ftha chest Wtat Hud
hE. ~ ne ~ fli nf o. h1dy.
th0ulurt hiHres Or Lifl.Hs and ChI'drUu. of tho
tnpat in Nf1fei paiorut onnsi entity on hant rlrru
laf niuuuun r.veu % hHua eH.lIfnn
teuiNe w attendance ia waIf ga Ttalaa
door
sherunn.s iare Spring Abdominal Supporter yIf
ahnrd rHNui ln hi f'na ~ falling ~ t.ln Wamh w..t
or bearing down of ule Abdomen. uraiuaas Ia ths
entli 70 thU i1Hs A.. NfefV ffHnan r1nif 81 t.r.,
nr less heuUHtted hF 30 ~ EMS UsIif ~ s.
pie trpgniaHal Z Wl Strengthen ~ ahaIe s,.isu.
and remove mufh suHtrnH .hterutl renr.lIea.f. d
frarh.
iage and rla.ie siaekn,r and uslis constant, on
hard
Aisn. ura naunInra' and Crain's Body n-,as.
Nee HT'FaIaa lFn. 1865 fafv
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soalhsrn DIarrhna CaraIal.
DIR. KENDlLL'S CH0LFRl syrup

DR.. kENDALL'S CHOLERA SYRUP.
nuns preparation b. gcrtru euro or CFaIart o.
L urhsrA lyarntory, tnulerl N1riua summer Corn.
plant A. u is entirely Ilte from pHs0ua. Hhl mHF
hs safely used Ga any d"aIrad oVtgnt lfa prHHerH.
aru stmuIlnt tHuiH H.trIu f.ut DIrN.uHiUyD. HUI
nUuiraltiug an combined Hs tl #Htr lHH bowel. Boo 81
healthy state. Bui tl# patient via rau strength .I.HI
Che commencement Ut BEE u.U. irisuurNr.II. Hf HHa
Agreeable tlue and sumHInt ur r.rar.aF. Cor .I
etses uf huhIfy. l8n.u1r SO s.riursa &c.. UlFI...
hriy 20 the huWels pre- luic ioo.s. Ud 200. ..EuH
prompt rehot from tha debility o"a1a 1uHl ly dIua
CO. purge, D. has uu equal
There aro many preparations which uU 8Hr..' u.
stop lHarrhv1 temporarily hIt tn r..H1nrurH.# H.H
Boo day or $3.50. perhaps u 1n 1" rHgHt.I turwt 20"
tgrcr tuHHWst tIu Heu and rrIH"Ur |.Huta ui f.s
stomach and hnFula having neou Iauari un. without
being corrected and thr t.Hnds and vessel lsu boo
mnfhld state, incapable 90 healthy SECRETION. IUa
Cordial contains uu op'ltH tnd Hir letf.u.Hu. h..H
su combined wlth hopatca. tonic. rud chemical nous
tralf as o. rurrgUt Che euufDutst Regulate tIe fear
lions and leave Che urrms I'd digestion BOZ a. healthy
condition.
THIS preparation hHa hFru greatly improved ami CON
CCutraied tn fhuhhie ifs laruHr strength.
e.. Price, tt.s.N bottles ur al
aiCkEa a 90. Wholesale NH.uis
Nos s. % Canal Street, New uHU1us
Ftrf
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GOLEmAN'S
il.t Hll u lNIi lAluIN CORN AND FLOUR
4 1850 MILLS French Burr Stone. and ,.,sh Illrr .u
one H.I .I.0s. seven different IuH- ttha-e " -art
mau4a. tlfci adapted t1 si' t'Ic various motive, pow
Gus used ur known Boz milling. The Burrs Il the
.IuilI'-t .Itn ars fourteen inches IN diameter and
Ht largest -rH 1re three lsst. wh,h Last size Will
Filud a er.1itr quantity iu any given time than
tNN utltr mHI known. These mills range Iu price 10
IHiu ono % 1--WE hundred dollars arrce and Will
riud fufu four tl -.rout ..uyr bushels o. the hour
arrHriur tH tle iutter 10 che Burr. power applied
and velocity given.
Tho NH THAT took the premium NJ tbe CRYSTAL Pal.
uHe N.v N.ri. Was the smallest size fourteen nchezI
AVA ground nu-hl of corn into tine meal, ia -Four
and holt minutes.
Uu Hl Mills htf. tfDr mHuufIrtg rcd under my inn.
proved fufHf THra'H Rfrrsrl Cure ClnerHfrir Nh
>H.s DIss alIi h0ar thlt warkI and Iu addition q.
.l.s above prices. viii d. added Tariff for Patent, ".
follows fvzJ ON uN 70 inch Mills, Fire Dollars and
Hu e1Dh additional inch Hhpve 10 inches n diameter
one dollar pef inch up tp tbe largest size Mn manu-
HHHfrHd 10. sI aG Iurhs- BOZ diameter.
Those desiring -uah Mills can Dr. supplied by adj
dr,aa.u.. thc ptieuiee and proprietor
WILLIS r. COLEMAN.
Box &. 1s6 New orleans.
Mandatory. city Of jefferson, Ia
WlrarHlu and Depot, So st. Charles street
NfHH ffHfrfFHs Ilu. ISIS. ll-ly
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- nrm Gsoo1Is .II,rchnnts-

II ANtNt hat an opportunity az the North and iu
4 Europe. o. has great many Fashionable FALL.
ANI WINTER GOODS. much below price, We are
enabled to offer them Cor CASH. 20 the trade, IN small
ioh ifs Il from . 90 % per cent below the regular
wholesale prees. ,
rstr|..b ami Ffenrh Mclinos. Cashmeres, bUiainos,
parHns. pstsIre-. Ribbons. Trimmings, Gloves Tow
thura NAPKINS. Table Cloths Embroidered collars
fa HaudkHruhcf- Hoop skirts, dc- every aFtlele OF
which We nsier 90 sell Cor - -.
IE-s THAN MANUFACTURERS PRICES
Merchants buying Cor cash will certainly ma % 20
their interest b. examine goods before purchasing
flafHhera.
Orders from the country conscicntously hlled, and
uu't satisfactory, goods taken hack and money re-
turnei e. a. WAYLANp CO.
Corner poyiras and Carondcict Streets.
Nao OrlcaHs. Nov O. ISIS. f-u