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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

LIE EATIER. VIC EARN lau DC.
come quite thirsty and our people gen.
orally were sympathizing and longing
to see hcrthirst allayed, when their
hopes were realized this week by the
descent Of a bountiful supply of the
delcctablc liquid, and to-day the birds
are singing as il in praise ofthe Pow
ers that so bless man in Lis obedience
to the mandate. ''By the sweat oTthy
brow shalt thout eat bread all the avs
Of thy litc." In order to obey this
mandate we must have rain, for rain
makes the corn grow, and earth bring
forth all her fruits. Yes, we have had
a good rain--thc dust which had be.
come as pcslifcrous almost rs the 10.
cus's and flies Of Old, has been settled
and the whole vegetable kingdom is
in an improved and promising state.
For these manifold blessings, "L0us
Dco."
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The Mome AoNrual.

Oar paper is considerably behind
time this week, but we could not he'p
it. We have been sick for q Week.
barely able to keep up, and anything
else than in good spirits Like all
other persons, we find the human
heart subject to depressions of feeling,
without any real cause, and incapa'
bic of being forever blilhesome.
We might have thrown together our
paper in common style and got it out
on the regular day of publication, but
we have too much pride, and too
much regard for the judgment Of our
readers, to issue any but a good mum
Der, even if a little late. A good one
or none at all.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

We attended, last week, the debate
on the Cuba question between the
scholars of Messrs. Syler, Warner and
Peterson, teachers in the Carrlck
Academy. The diS%putants were Jo'
seph Francis, Thos. Alexander John
Francis, NJ. G. Forbes, George Corn
and Marion Bennett. Each one ar
gued his point in a clear and iorcibIc
manner, and several of them showed
great o@raloriCal powers, As an evil
dence that to us they were interesting
as well rs able in thcir remarks, we
found ourselr several times believing
almost the arguments Of those whose
positions were at variance with our
own individual views; but when the
opposite side spoke we were brought
back and more fully impressed with
the truth, expectancy and justice OF
those views in regard TO the acquisi-
ton Of Cuba.
Besides the debate, several original
and selected oratiOns were delivered,
which evidenced that they had been
under the supervision Of able and &c
compIishcd tutors.
At the close a beautiful address was
delivered by Mr.. Peterson, n Of the
teachers. He made it brief, however,
on account of the l]atcncsS Of the hour.
The President Of the Academy, DR..
Wallace EslilI, then announced the
resignation of Mr.. Syler, Professor Of
Mathematics, and stated that his place
would be supplied by the beginning
Of next session. The resignation of
Mr.. Syler was deeply regretted by
both patrons and students, yet The re.
greet is much ameIiorated from the fact
that he resigns only to take charge Of
the scholars mind in another sphere
in our %town-that he will still be with
us.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

"That is n nice court house YOU
have hcrc,' remarked "A stranger to
us yesterday, on onr street. 'BIt said
he, "ycu ought to pencil it and fix il,
up We told him we believed the
proper authorities would do SO pretty
soon. Wonder if they won'tl
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For senate.

EpIT0E HOWE JOURNAL
1t having been understood for some time
past that would be a candidate to represent
the counties of Lincoln aud franklin in the
Senatorial branch Of our next General AS
sembly, in order that this fact may be more
fully known, you will please announce my
name MS n candidate.
will take this occasion to state that hay
ing 10 work, 1t will be impossible for me 10
commence II canvass until Spring, but At the
USUAL I Will meet the people of each
county nj the various places Of voting aud
HrcSent to lhrm INV views on the questions Of
Federal and State policy III winch they are
Interested.
Your most OBJ scrv't, &c.,
TAI. w. NEWMAN.
SpDt' 10 10
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

FoUsp.-A very small bracelet of
coral beads, with gold clasp. We
suppose it belongs TO some little girl
or baby. 1t a be had by applica-
ton at the Home Journal Office.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

We this week announce James r.
Slater as n candidate for the Legis.
lature, and on the LIST page of the pa.
per, we give his circular, to which
we invite especial attention.
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FRANKLIN Co. Tenn, April 90.

FRANKLIN Co. Tenn April %,
Editor Home JOurnal:
Please announce to the voters ofFrank.
lin county that ! am a candidate for the
Office Of Register, at the next March
election, As | am a cripple, and una,
BILE to ride but a short distance horse.
back, it will be almost out of my pow.
er to meet the people at the different pre-.
%cincls, bu! will if | can.
Yours, truly,
MARTIN G. OSBORN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

FRrlT.--ln this county we will
have very little fruit this %year--no
peaches and very few apples, less
than we have heretofore expected.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

Are YOU suGrring from a severe cuid' Is your rest
disturbed by an inccssaut cOuthi Have YOU a difficulty Of
breathing, accompanied by pains in the chest, and, IS
pecially towards evening a slight fever with lalpitatior
Of the heart, disOrdcrcd OF the digestive system, ard co
pious cNpcctoratiou! lfyou haze any ufthc'c symptoms,
use Du. EIooFLAHD's IALsAMIC CoGDI,r, in conjunction
with the GruvAS NIrTEis orlhr same eminent ph} stefan
and you will asNuIctly Grd rcAcC. II you neglect the
means olcurc pointed oat, You may speedily lnd your
selfoua sick bed, and hcyord medical aid.
These invaluable AMI wO.idEcrnwnci rcmrlir' arc,
prepared only by Dr.C. VI. J,ck,ou, As lo, Street, rIiI
%aiclrlia, and Tor sale by druggists ard Stoirarrpcrs IN
cycry town AMI village in the uniIed States ant Cauodas
Prize u cents per bottle.
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Special Motites.

attorney Genool aad Reporter,
We are authorized to announce J. O.
SHACKLEFORD, Of C!arkSviIlc, as q
candidate for Attorney General and Re.
porter for the State, Election the 18th
nf AuuuSt
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GROCERIES,.
"A LARGER STOCK.
THAN USUAL.
James Campbell

WING ESTER, TENNESSEE.
have now in store n larger assortment
than usual of Family tiroco les, consisting
mainly Of sugar, coffee, molasscs; white,
brown. loaf aud crushed sugar; iiuo and com.
mon candies; n fine lot of Teas; almonds, pc,
cans, nu,mcgs, cloves, spice, pepper, ginger,
mace, cinnamon, soda, powder and shot, in.
dIgo aud madder, saItpctre, starch; crackers
of all kind, cakes, &c. Also, u good 10, OF
cigars and tobacco; star and lallow candles,
wash boards, b'ooms, water buckets. SOAP;
n lot of shoes und boots, and u good lot of
actory thread, (Pipe's). Also. a large Iotoi
Qucenswarc,
glass iumb'crs, white lend, SALT, vincp.r
and so forth, and so forth. ! vii! kren con.
stan,ly or band
Ai"'o"'a hran4 Of Flour.
! shall From time .otime add to my stock any.
ling the necessities Of the people may re.
Qulrc, and would solicit 4 call from them be.
rore they purchase elsewhere.
JAMES CANpBll LII.
Sept@O. If
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

JdMcS sargent, AdmT :, ct diS.,
Wartm CEodhrc. Gcoryc Cr0bhcr.
N'cholos IA0jec and mite ZiNa.
On motion of complainant, and happening
to The satisfaction of the Clerk t at the de-.
Ie?dants, Martin Crabtree, George Crab're',
.cIloIaS Haze and wife ZlIIa, are non.rc>l.
d hts Of the State of Tennessee, so that the
ord nary process of law cannot be served up
on them.
1t IS therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, IA paper published IN the town of
Winchester, Tenn, requiring Said non-rcsl-
dents To appear herein on or before the first
Monday lnJuly next, aud plead, answer or
demur 10 sad BllI, or the sane will bc taken
for confessed anr set for hearing oXpar>c AS
to them. Junc0 Il +. SIMS, Crk.
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Read the new advertisements in
this weeks paper.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
Til ORPHAN
BY MRS. EMELlE c. S. Chiffon.

BY MRS. EMELlE {. S. Chiffon.
Close her eyes gently
Lay her TO rest
With her hands meekIy folded
Upon the still breast.
No more wild lhrob5ings
or unspoken pain,
No more deep sobbings
Will move i, again.
Let her grave garments
BE spotless and white,
NJ c;n ,,,. ,or,;rh,l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

We are authorised to announce Vs..
II. Polk a candidate for Congress from
t!,is district.
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We are authorized to announce NJ. Il.
MANN, Esq, as Il candidate 10 represent
Franklin County in the lover House OF The
next General Assembly for the SAFE Of Ten.
ucSSCc.
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HOUSE AND LOT
EOHS SALE!
n bargain
~ ~ " StttH
GOV IS THE TIMER

NOW Is THE 1IMEt
We propose to sell a house and lot in
Cowau, Tenn, at remarkably low
price As II place of business i, is num-.
Der ono-frontjng the n. & C. Rail
Road, and in a fine section Of the coun
try, being only fur miles from Se,ca
nee, the site Of the University Of tho
South, and right on the way for travellers.
to Bcrsheba Springs. Besides the scene.
ry i, very beautiful in this whole section
Of the country, aud fine water gurgIes up
FROM numbers of springs Immediately
around. y bargain can be had by i'm.
mediate application to
JOHN A. LAW & Co.
June2-Gw.
J. S.-AIl persons indebted to tho
above fun are rcqueslcdio come iorwari
and settle by note or cash.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

We are authorized tn announce" JAMES L.
CnLCoAr. OF Lincoln. n cnrl,drc Tor Senator
to represent the counties of Lincoln and
FrnnklIn at The next August g cr,lUn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
For ECisgypSS.

We are authorised TO annonace JAMES
II, TnonAs' a candidate for Congress in
this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

W. are authorized II announce Col. WIN.
4. Parks a candIdn'c 10 represent Franklin
Cot MY in the lower branch otlhG mex Gene.
raj Assembly for Tennessee,
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For .sSSOruey General.

We arc authorized to announce r. +
GrLLELAND, Of Fayetteville, a candidate
for Attorney General in thus district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

J.. J. A%BERNArnY.
Sept \, l4la. le.
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DASiEL A MATHEWS, Auctiooe-r.
DY BUTLER, SCH LIZ Il MATHEWS
ID Sci sroo No 81 Csdas dire Fly oppose the PosOfice
HIS DAY June a.
A. II u'cl1ck. within ;heir Surr.
GENUINE IMPORTED CiGAkS-SPECiaL SAIL
80 mp red C.zf, 'oaf eg,irr iHvq,er C9-rh,
Iauerrs Rersa CO keins Operas Rgsis &c, Of vsr)li
b.euds lioth. l-j,L and bvG-a
Aiso goo fInciP- Cigars.
The above are sei' worth the attention o. the trade
Terms safe. Catalogues viii De- ready aGt ae gods aa De-
nramirfi o IT, u.orur nf ale.
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AmusemeMrs.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
a nRnSD DAY and EyEriSG PERFORMANCE
ryv wrpows AND os n ~ q OF TIE MARTYRS IN
mn The ITALIAE VAR or INDEPENDEScE.
The o'i-'H'''ss. AL IL. pRosfsESf ARTISTS
q, p.e~rf New ioTh having yunssred ihe
services PROC PRconsMWE o. EMBELLISHMENTS
10 take .sce o. WEDNESDAY, jane p 1850.
IA Ap ,l'S ,'c coRTEsi. MARIETTA G.zzAEICA.
s,snosi BRIGsOLJ. srET1si, AM0Dio GAsPARoSi sad
.,,. 20 VII MAKE hi. FIRE. soPesrsnce IL The
To psrfor.nanes will eoBsis: eta ,.,,v
GPA.D MATiNkE AT oSE'
shen vii BE- given Yrfdfs 2g ers - .roey
with Nine Gszz,uiss Nile Alain ssnoH s'rani dr'he s-d
r, Tn e.r.e u Matinee SiEnoH Amoe4" aia Juncs AZ
s,s the sras, Liberty Dad ftim
sDS PCRlTAnL ,.o,,,
Conductor. sos-of "OO4Ai
II he EEEsING a. g. Dsn. z-,tt. 9pers Of
FOLiJIO
BY muss. Cor;ss siynori Bsroi aud AHodo ,,,.,,o
Ia The course Of " EVKSlSS: .,son,
Ia asR5ETLLATsE.
PElcFs Or ADMISSION.
To the hsiioss 60 81 Fsrs
To ar evening
(R.sersed seat. s. cents ert'sj
Family einre cents Ampbithea'er oess
,emi.,ies :, G n and the evening perorsa Including
fcte,. ff The as,nee nay BE- the usuAl ticket Offices
TsEet AID @,s fr ine evening performance only be had
e. be Academy Music aud Root Authohy' corner OF Nassau
Ticket usy Likewise he baG a. door aud Of the Committee
TBE SALE or TICKETS
envy Of Music and at ROOT q AETHoNY5 Stationery Store
o''"'f o. "''''' ~ Y. BoTTA, President.
o. FAsnRIco1TI Treasurer.
Dr. q Ceecsrini, III. PAs;aesldi,
Il r. Fabbn. v SqusiIa.
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DOOFING and REPAIRING old and leaky
IL tin. zinc AID iron ROOFs REPAIRED, COATED, ala
~arrsrt,d ~stsrt sht Lsaky shuse Rs covered With h
celebrated vulcs.zed Rooi Covering Apply q; ~ sory
Ia PriaceS. V, =. WIEGAAD.
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Il Il
ii o 1889 TRAINS viii leave Chambe~s, sl.tta -
f,Ilows. Fxurss Tr,us aud n m, snd tot hA-
an 7:Is a. N for Sing Sing, 10 sud and o;S M
for ghktt ps li5 snd 20 p IN ior Isy'1sn 50 -
PeIs, sing Sing and Tsry,onn riu ,.p At msi % ss
go stations Paserx a Chambc Csus .hrstopS
and St as Tr.ins tor New York esye Troy AZ 80 arc ~
S,,t,,S.sts n m A. +. Sh "a. sup.
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IN .,JpROYIDTNCE wa NEW

L PORT ard FAIL RIyER.--Ths .Perdi sna .uPs11
,,srrr METROPOLIS. Cap, Bown, t.yss Ne~.ffs e'rsJ
TTY>DAN rPCRSpAY md SATURDAY a. 5 0c.Ss n,
ara the EMPIRE STATE Car. huVton % MoNps''
WFpNESpAY srd FRIDAY a o'clcck an foni tief Ne
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oar NEXr EMPRESS wa te dispsiched oq MUNUAi
NFXr June ~. 1882 b. the United States NAL s"sh'a'P
STAR or THE WEST,
a. Tee tollowirs greatly reduced Iies: 100 =. v,A. -.
NV yORk To SAN FRANClSCO-Fsst Fre'Hnt ~
,y Cent re- pound Slow Freight II rlte-n Celis p
Ind crowded IL weighs Is pounds 90 the cube ot Lsn'e
lrri.L. " tie ssule poplrtion-
fei.i n NJ, b. securely eaCk d, and waterproof
Ste-ssus &C snt value OF every 'AAse MUS "
f,r, ,,rra ~ facilitate the r'esJaac sleu'temS
sal parc-, only r,criy, .- be day otsaiiine
f~-ctp,, M .dr Al ps5.s Il C.it1rDa Oregon, &c.
bt EScha se on San FrsuC,co oT sale u suni' 70 '
Coupons Of California State Bolds due July l. Pli'haN u
,ers,vea f,- colcrtoa layog tbs terms. -
WELLS. FARGO Co, NJ p BroNd~ay
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Hemcpdls.

DFNOy AL.-DEFIANCE SALAMANDER
IL SAFE DFPOT REMON I'd from No is1 PrA'' st. TO NO
~ mousy-s- co-Ier Col, p place
n, III o NJ 4 ID y " ,
BANKER.
R.--eves n No a WiliArn-s., Pine.
Strri.r. Bills Ssi-
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gro. r. ROGERS, L..
Nm. STEPHENSON. A'l--7
A ~ AEEwu, Aacton-e'.
DY BANGS. MERWlN l. Co., Trsde-SAs

ID Rooms. No. IS r.i.-r~ ,-,s,.v
MOONS June q = aud . a. ccock.
COINS TOKEts aid MEDALS: A l=Fs- aid very choice
roerfor th many n tSs csoire- large va
ry az American God SILVER Coins u dA;r Of
trfa pr,s Complete els = American C-at, .Ie H. Cru;'
nav e them plos Prof fs..erls god, silver and coPP,f
rare New Ccnueccut NefmoLif Masssehlss I'D Nt
silia h.i Cents a. age he Aa-nca1 aid Fgfegr
Aso collection n scarce AngsPh Letters aud Docuue-t' &C.
Cstsoguss low ready.
FRIDAY MORNING, June q a; II ocock
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS b. TIE Do "a-ers, sff1Tff
IL Rome il the evolution d lt+S Amons them ae pains'
Mayu Ra.a De TyoI C.u,oflo aud msGy otter rrl9~ari
Ar.ss including Painting q the lss icCLArE CoSctfIon,
hfb la been truuouuced hy the orzuS Murlo Tney
ere row % exhibition. The Csaloz may BE- had Monday
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CHANGE Of HOUR. .. .,o,-,D,,,..
u REGULAR MAIL LINE for BO-IpS rAo'iphNCs
suS NFWPORr sis SroSiN1IOS.
o. snd sarr MONDAY, June ~ iae s'rsS'rf % ,s w
l.sx. Pier ~ North Rssg wharf above bs~fJ rs-.
div rNlrit surdAys 8. oclcs p N insirad oI p IN
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J. W ErsI Arc:ioaer: .
T. r tt On ) A l. l. -
a R.RF CHANCE.
IsSIGSEEs sALF.
u HINT I'll .~l ., PUBLIC AUCTION. q WkD-
~ AZ ~ 4d CAV Of June. 81 q. c'eioef & ne
rru,I.es NJ. 10. broaf~syr ths ,.-,-.ve
LYASF ASD FIXTURES
f ,,,.,I-r nth al ta- fgr-ltre Cooking App.rs,us
tL-, T,tI- I-rgr AID ell trnzs apoerTaailG
- INT I'D d. & Ss.col. t-rmrry kry, By )
n CRdoK with god MI q ta- b1-ue.s-s frs'rs,.
v arv ors ds.iruss o. eoEaEilr IL ne b1si=css 81
- So . H. ri o-f.au. with suyt class Of ,E4
- ct..r A. haze ps.esol the III; Gay after to
C.ie-rrs II To- ire vi be IL Eusdintss ~ Gay Of
X '@-' w. --' gro :. ROGERS,
Nm SrbPHESSD: N'i@-es-
AUCTION NOTICE.-SALt Of SEWN
n u.CBIEys WEDNESDAY a. lhi o'cls<t-By 3 ELL
q THONPsOH No l5 E.st Brrstwsr. ~ ost-: Tls.-e j.
en- cz.s sii TILE MACHINES. -owi P,.s; far spa
,.bIe a. ,s-ug especially o.izE Cap sld Cor.-, uakrg
Eel. p. tive. Y eD-II - allo---L-
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Real Tslate for 6ale.

A VALUABLE FAI2M Tor cALE-In INt
~ township Of Shrewsbury " j. OF eighty acres on we
Rsmsr Ridge the Shrewsbury River aud the SDuh
River within mile. Of five Steamboat landings near
- ae ia .sht Long Branch % tie most pleasant To-
cations and tie productive farm IL tue state; f Oh
eyery kiad and plenty Of mari with Il for fishing gantins
ovsstius sailing health Il be sTpzssed the comnu
uc.a four STEAMBOATS, daily % BY railroad 20 Q.
operation this Summer. For particulars appy q JOHN NIL
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TENTRAL KAILKUAD OF NV -JthohI-
Z Connecting At New Hampton with the Dehv.'e, L~A.
wanna and Western Railroad and at EAe'"a VIA tHs LeaA
Vsley Railroad .., II, Al, ,e al.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. commencing M,, i, tsS-
J.ye M Yor. Tor Fssou ard intermediate places from Px
NJ , Month River, a. "a m, il;i5 a aud y n d
Sor eryfe by above ,raiu-, AID a. S:i, p m =.
M - 60 trains couac, a. Eizs 18th with trains The Neg
J-y Rsroad which leave YORK hon th' hot q Vet
l.rdt.st al 7.iO and - m, snd aud p "a, -
Passengers 10. the DcsSs Iac.awanna snd "rss,n MAJ
rose vii leave y only toI Lehsh AAry ksiiiosa
n ~ aud II asa IN. JOHN D. SrEARNs, Superintendent
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NEW-lOkK AND ERIE KAILRJAU'-Ua
~ and after MONDAY, April iS5e aud until mfihrt no
Train. leave Pier. foot u Duaues' a. @
DI NKIRK ENfRESS ~ q "a. H., hr Dun~ifA aud bhH"s
a., rrucipsl intermediate S'Ahous No., -,
MAIL TRAIN AZ M for Duukirk and Buffalo, and iner
mediate stations ..... , a. - - A. -. u, H.
ron s. via Pruon Tor suarrns and nternedi", ,,a;oaL
and Intermediate stations . a., ,,a,
NIGHT EXPRESS At y. m, iof Dunhifs snd bHhi'
The above trains run daily Sundays excepted. -
These Express Trains connect 81 hlmii sito the fan
pi,lhsn1op 4itb toe Syracuse and Bnshamtln Rsrs s
Svr9rgse AZ Coming with .te BaEtn CoruE sud Nesft
Drawar, Loo sud WFs.m RiT ad Tot sefanoa's
Horrslissvis with Buhaln AID Sewfofs City RNft
I'D ~ r. Fo "A Duusit With the Lak- Shore Ranoas s
C.y.aud Cincinnati Toledo, Dr'-o, Chi ago &c.
CHARLES MORAN. Presided
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II, 7. CHAMBERS. Bible House, Aston. place
PIANOS =. 80. 80. IS, SOD SIS , "a, IFS
$40 s22a SO,
"a rg-sfi, ;Ls Bible Hoase, cor s;as- and 4;hiv
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FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
i fair value given Tor F1lre, Carpets, 5so1s, k a. Ne
- o. sy, bs.Ess. 81 A.! Ie.l 60
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NETWORK and NEw-nAvRN RAlLRoA 40

~ tN-1ohh anu NE N-Ilh' ipI' ohtbhNnN'
~ 1859 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT ~
Commencing My Is, lS1S
Passenger ssnDu IL kewIoTs corner a !'th o. and Nht
entrance on 9th a.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORk,
Fuf New Haven :, g. m Tex 81 ltA, Slb t-fbi sS -
,:45 o m Fo Bridgeport, 7, trH.l l2i6 rs tslt
$50 f:tp For Milford, Sreifurd, Fairfield souhpH
,nd Wea,port m. 1.f5 $3.50 ana :i5 Fo soryL
D. ga a. I2:f5, S:l5 tex, S:5s, AS $50, go IA "
Dssier ara Greenwich, T. 9 l245, $50 80, $50 -
|, stanford 7, lex ": ~ S:lS tex -
lbs 5.g 6:5Jp u For Port Chester and Laennsdia1 -
COOS T. Sc m l2;a5. $50 AS. $50, $50 P.
CONNECTING TRAINS .
For Bosnn, .. m trI.l 3;i5p n tex sor Hartford ~
Springfield g. m. teI SLIP m (enl For Coanectirh az
Northampton For New Haven, New 10. -on and s,opsrs
ss,ad at and 35 ?. m. for Cars Railroad 70 N1
,muop A. NJ (exl and l2:ls o. m. For HoussoDic BAhs1
IA IA and 3.l5 o. For Nausauch Railroad, sa IA, ID
I, q. yor psnbsry and Norwsls Rsiho.d m. 5is
v JAMES H. HOYT, sup.inteGie1i
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Il On Monday, 8lss ult., of eroup. MARTHA MIN
only child Of John w. and Harriet Gilbert - ~
years and eleven Eonths.
\ HRANCIs MOORE departed this III. n. Nh a., "
aence u Do1ville toWnship, Des Neinos 1900 !.
Wednesday 36th Inst, q II 30 A. n
Ar. Moore was born IN ireland; cans 10 Amer,a \
easily nS1s lvsA ~ ssInsia Maryland; renoved.l..
% virgtaie; removed sish his ianlAy iscussh,,os
Iowa sbous 81 years since. He has liveA il Il, -
81 large circle Of his old friends from vns. ~.
sti lager circle offriends and aequansasu lsrn,a
Aere-very many of whom we're fondIy sttacAsa w.
Truly Il may b said Of him that sthose vhs tasr ii.
bsst loved him most \ ~ IN
He lived steadiass and ec.ssans member 4 ~
y. T. Church mors shan nifty years, ana lsa q sss IN
Of 70. q peace with God and man. In liz nasas !,
80 unassuuing and plain-an honest, upright No.
IN s6ectionafe husband, kind father, friend q
needy and shess 10 satction, and has died ii, asA
In soclety and she voSlA With ssefuloss asa csn,
that few IN hfs huabls sphere ever attain to. IN
He has laid down his life In The midst n iarss -
Gle Of reiativss and friens, and has len sap in IL
religious community that viii not soon be fasd-
We feel and mourn bis loss, and srdenily wish " ~
mOrs such mem Cor.
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I They Eight dusls in Csba ID chs vav: y :.
Of militia near HssanA having ! quaspsl ".
nan, 4 duel ensusd with sweFds, and the ~
killed his adversary, who vas many year I,
junior; the second then took up-the quanel n
he, too. secstved hi Quietus; thea eeus y
he FIRST killed stspped forth, and b. ~ ii.I
~ the nervous arm Of the old man Axi,
friend Of ~ the others felt bound i s,ass
their deaths, but, upon receiving SdAa uvsm
wound, declared himssIf satisfied.
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