The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-10-13
d he Anmc Sonrnal.
no BE ENLARGED.

We intend to enlarge the Home
Journal again about Christmas. We
are compelled to do this in conse'
oucnoc Of the increased necessities OF
the times. People advertise extern
sively, and we must make room for
them. Then we want to render the
Home Journal additionally interesting
So we shall. before tho LIST day Of
January, 1860, bring out the Home
Journal in II style unsurpassed by any
other paper, and never equaIIed be-
fore by any paper N Wnchcs'cr.--
In order to make this addition to our
paper, it viii, be necessary to spend
SOM six hundred dollars, aud there
fore we hope all who can Will come
up and pay for next year in advance
AS to those who are in arrears for
two or three years, they will be drop
ped Christmas, as we have beIorr
told them. There is no use TO bca
about the bush, and We just intend
that ii,hcy want the paper they mus.
pay for it. We have counted oycI
our list to-day, and find vcr2O0 wh'
have never paid US n cent Now
take 200 and multiply SO 90 by 1t
and YOU have 5000. Now multiply
800 by 1-thc number Of years lh'J
will be indebted for at Christmas
and you have 81 400, TCo MouSnnd
lour hundrcd d0liars. Enough poke,
change to build Us a number one
brick house on the Squar IN WIN
chcstcr-Onc that would not burn
down like many will, we fear, in tow
this winter. Now, we would like to
have that $2,iOO. 1t would m0r,
than several times pay all we "'r".
and leave us money enough to get
Christmas tricks with. But we alc
not looking for such good luck as to
have that paid. All we have TO say
is, hccp ii, if you feel That we haze
not given you satisfaction by sending
YOU the Home journal. But rcmrm
Der, that we don't choose TO scnd Iho
paper any longer on such terms nor
do we intend to makc any promise 10
you that if you will pay up Christmas,
YOU will be let of at ~ per an"uN.
No sirs We'd rather lose the whole
amount than be imposed upon. W.
stated our terms at 81 in advance, ana
SO at the end OF the year, aud We d"
injustice to show you parIIa'Ity, We
no,Icc, too, that whenever w" ore a
man, if we fail to pay up when DUE
he charges us interest TO the very FAR
thing. The Ioudcst talking Christians
do US this way, and thus set US the
example.
We are in cal ..elt. We shah have
10 work mighty hard in order TO los"
$1,000, but then we urc used to WORK
was raised that way, aud wonI"
feel miserable unless we had work to
do. Aud while the loss to u8 IS g|cGi
your conscicnces will surely sling you
more as you thinF what a small los
to you it would be, TO pay us up and
thus keep the burden Of that loss OF
one set Of shouLrrs. All right, how
ever rs the fellow said. W. will be
done with you Christmas. Perhaps
you will say--somc of you right here
in cool old Winchrstcr-- perhaps
Won will say, after we discontinue
your paper, that you "dcnt carc,'-
that you nerer did want the Internal
p &c. All ha! We know how
10 take snch talk as that, and know
what sort Of a heart would prompt
such remarks. Allow US TO observe.
sLlghtiy, however, that it is strange
YOU had no more love for u being
wo ncvc: harmed You then to ran
Lin in debt and make him supply
YOU with n thing you never cured any.
thing for. Now, you can just TAX"
this talk to mean what it says.
Yes, we intend 10 enlarge Christ.
mas. We have n Inst Of coed, clever,
good-paying suLscrihera-p'cniy to
keep US moving. And we intend to
give them dlCayS II good paper. 80
look out for II new paper, orr anu oah
Aud if any Of you can, very ccnvc'
nicntly, without disseminating your.
selves the least in the world whatCv
or. possibly pay us in advance, do 50,
and receive our thanks.
A FINE CHANCE.
We would direct especial attention