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C'ose the dsqpr gently,
Bfjdle the breath,
Our little earth angel
, 1saalkisy' With Death; .!5.li (
Gently he wos* her,
. She wishes to STAY ~
His arms are about her
G.;>i Vie bsars her away. lG-AHA,.
Music COMES floating
i i pawn ftoA the doms, ! 2;
Angels are chanting - y
The sweet welcome home:
cd Come, stricken weeper!
Come to the bed, $780,.
Cas- on the sleeper; III ~
Our Idol is deal! l4
snootho out the ringlets.
:. Ha Gloss the dark eyes, ~
No wonder such beauty .-,
Was claimed in the skies;
Cross the hands gently, '''o
Ger the white breast,
s. Ike . wild split
:; ssraysd from the Glest
:. 5,; Bear bet cut .okly.
'''4'~ This Idol Of OUR,
Let her grave SAUNDERS .a...
Be mid the wild q .wers.
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Il vPIslZE B. ROls EY:ERERODYf
o;;'f MISUNDERSTANDING THE nv
1NEW, YORKu,NVEE PRESS
s92 esi3a92la A. lasEA uT,lrCL .sar,} .
lI.IlISTkA f..s..ex
!. Family Newspaper,

! THE NEW YOR17wEEKLY' PRESS IL one
9nar.o eont.nins VESTY Fl FACES o. sixe
,rY Cs)LVMNe OF entertaining matter: and
ELEGANTLY .LLUSTRATEEpp every week,
q AaG1Fr@ WORTH FRomnso CENTS TO
SLAB. =" MILL. hE,!sENr III EACH SUE
TON: MONEY. fi.s's5'9 i,aia god i al Il
TERMS I'm ADV ANCE: @'s.s
t)ne copy for one year. siid I gilt, as'at9 90.
!! hree. c3lies one yen5. and 3 gifts, ~. 500.
Five copies one year. and gifts, 8 90.
fen copies one Year. i ID IL giftx. al rs (n,.
Twenty lone pies one year. and 2. gifts, 80 90.
The articles TO he distributed a.e comprised
e c,;issi states Treasury; Note, .,.eo.
s. do. do. do. DO. 900. ea.h.
10 do. do. do. DO. 100. each
10 Pat. lev. Hunting Cad Watches. In. each.
~ Gold Watches, = ,,.,.r:..,.s-. Is. each.
81 do. so. each.
iO do. 90 !" - s-@'s- 81. each.
800 Ladies' Gold Watches, r. -.as- IS. each.
300 Silver Hunting Cased y atches. 81. each:
5"' Silver " atcl1es. '&1 SIS TO IS, each.
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob ,..5,...s., -
Chains. 10 to 80 each
1900 Gold Pens and Pencils, 5to U.s. each.
Gold l4ncketr, Bracelets. Brooches. Eur Drops
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins. Sleeve Buttons. Rings.
! hirt Studs. Watch Keys, Gold and SiIve,
( 'rhimbles. and an.l variety Of other articles
worth from so cents t. SIS each. -
741 On reeci It of the subscription money the
suhAribcr's lame will be entered upon our
books and the gift forwarded within one week
to him. by nssil ex'res<, .o'~t pua. s:s, q.
~. \ll Communications must he address
d tn - ais DANIEL;ADEE. Puhlis 1er,
loayl 2lliCenter street, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ % NJ NJ ERCl Al COL L E G
~ s-=-IN-t
Rcd Wing, M,mnesOta!
UNWISE 10. go BELOW!!


In sccor'lun:e with tho public demands,
..-:g COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT is
Has been established in 1Iamline University.
where young men desiring to engage ns Clerks
Merchants. Mechanics ana Teachers. will find
here an extensive course of instruction in prae
teal a., 3i'>
al BOt,K KEEPING! 85z HHd
P.n,n .nslir a,,a Acc. ants. sa,lspsbdsso eve,v
kind ii T. usiuess; aud ut less expense tlian, 1T
any II the g.s a b.a z1p! dis sis2rI
: COMMERCIAL COLLEGES ,ExTANT!'
/, Lectures on Commercial Law by the Profess
= OF The Law. department. :. i.I,l.a,s E.,,.
ca i thu University Building. before pur
chasing stationary ~ Mrrxn1eile is have, been
made \" that rtuicnt- wish tbs proper orders
can sst the necessary: ."pplies cheaper than
otherwise. :rerms:-For = full course -
r"u.e-, sl,0,. For course connected with
the Go legiate course -e1t'. per ts'",-$4 W.
JOSHUA AAcREs, President.
November IL. l>5a - = u :. Mas
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TUE OLD ESTABLISHED

ROUTE TO THE EAST!
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central aud Galena
and Chicago Railroads. fss45Ss
Trains leave Dunlcith morning anl evening
upon arrival Of the ksilroad Packet
from St. Paul, cunning thro'
WIT HOUT CHI ANGIE OF AR S
Making direct connections with all OF the
Eastern lines for Detroit. Toronto. AlGs-
~ ny, Cleveland. Montreal. New York,
!e.st Butfai,. kiaR.l. Falls, Boston,
And Ill cities and towns throughout the East
-" 's's3''esih Siid the Cans US. :" $50 s'9"
lELEGA NrrnS. EfEEPiNG CARS
Az fni d'b,ui ;ill eNikht rr.;,,s. an advantage
4 % q net,eNqpye,l by An any competing soute.
BAGjAGE checked through, tom Dunlei.h t.
..;.:. al points East.
PAssrxoEas wishing ia 90 through without
sis' h:'E delay, should p1rchase ioe'issitEa
THRotGH TICKETS lA,a.lpuNLElTA !:
& Fsro. ~ low ~, hy any First Glass, Rcute,
For Through Tickets anA inf ,smati"n. apply
=" ut the Union Railroad anil iStvlannboat
3aitsassu f;i:; Ticket 10 thses..n zee; y19e OIL
Us e>:e1zlo u tsaitv r. s. 44ttoD,vIS. i.fs.si
Gent Pass agent. Chicago + 'szs14''9 '7:',l
) aeisoa'o SD MESER1llE Il McLAREN.a
II. Iis1h;s .5 AHeR. s, g! Wing pei. aeer 70 W
.
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A bachelor Of t'i,r iacquaintanct..
VII ns 4 n e5ty 15Sty Ca . ,xSsa''
inmate, 'i,lea~c exchange We hope
il has happened or will. a'y @t2ls~
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Mas. SAsrH, lid yon say, Fin thu
hearing Of my little, girl. tina, ] was a
- re.t rusty cat?' $40, dear MS.
Jones; I said you was . great ;'r' st'.''.
crat. e*s "o%
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.lr1sasjsh. ia Axest- Gstetsx sastt ;aaisi,

e1ru1juMs ia Ayedt~ GstetAx SaSt ID nj t>.
q Those getting MP i Club OF Ssubsttribsrs At
- esch, and rsmittine Sl0,: viii bs sntislei 70
sGd in and silver hl9s! yo5th G. md e.sh
ttcles he may nelee4. .sti ao;ss9uff! ii
Thosv :emitting go for 10 an bscriberr will be
entit3ed toa 9old-pencif With hi. WORTHY So
.Ihcee 9stt ny up. GlhbOi t6sAhsssibsss. add
q s6ia ss.t cGaia &SfsS st ~ S''''s
.iEhre retpitsipxse fQr ~ bets ssNill
be entitled 70 silver hl4ntiqg caseA w.tsh; OF !.
R6M ckafn. worth Gib!.stsiti = fefss5oaae sil'
Thcss renting iDe.., fors3t .pbreribe SKILL
bs entilte' to . gold chain Or silver hunting
casel watch worth 443t'' io sT2iefasT "iffEE
tThoee sremjttinx $50; ors1Nir.hsfgibey wi
be entitled to = lady's Rol:i watch. worth $50
'rhse remittine fst, - 81 Is 1i,l
be entitled to gold wsssh, worth 1lp.o sav
Alleomm r4:iestie s sRa'.ld b Be Aal4lssssed
to II. b. DEAN, PrbCisher, -.
1857 335 Broadway, New. IoYE.
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b OPPRESSION IN OFF1cE.--P .kiceD,an
---"Movp on, quick, NJ, ioaing on the
0fe"ded ~ 80 ..6oy--t;Well # this
Amt i pretty way to talk to tax pay
E! VIII" pays your wages !? Say {!
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,,los 3sop, RAILROADS.&C.

.-s-.. S..s3...s. ~ y $500. s.s...1t..n .l'tA
- i! SIS ',,jglJ[|lI g. !!ll s.'as l(s
: E.A'sso Nd'OoR"ias'5 . :insqo
~ 'da1ad' hssa':4H 'ssao1 9 . sass,Sss
.s9r.. ~ ss''....ts.s i, '., Il,
';da a WITH. rrs. cexxrorIaxs, sa4aa .
= .sa:s.', i,G. 'EoI5 :i,iss sniilaa .j.sluisG
fer%; SIC sRg.;ss}: qnsks:t and only Dires.
'ssh .saTeleao sPittsbuEgha New fsTk, z,t'
sa,sse d b sEi.t Il: III s a. ssH''
GcNo 'isas yeesa - .fiI cit; h!ta q d, :.
Two ;Exptess Trsins, daily. snuinys except.
r,drnin g4ni' evening boats rom s.. PauI vono
I5eseiu&,at AilY.n.kess with thu nasrnit end
.she NJ iwahk ee and Ehteseossai,foad. . s1il
I'll, Thg Minnc:ot. Packet Company's stc.pers
Paul e.ery aFaoTnine. Saturday. exec ee.l. J
f Tf. = T. Gross With the ls A. NJ
III sIg,,lfs sia.!}s'a sii n;,.i;!a..f,& q l4he Z
r.. Paeenoers, By that train will ;rriye ut Mil
waukee ut 80 same morning. seven hour and
thirty ssiinn'er in advance OF the Prairie ;1u
t!hien Route! AnI IT Chicago at 2.l5 SAME ~
sRnes of any other totite!! it '2i;fE OF
The Steamers, Key City. Grey Eagle. North
efn Light, Northern Belle ana Golden ~.
leave st. Paul every afternoon. CO. nicotine, xt
i.a Crosse, with the A. n, train next morn
{ ...4l@t a l1.,4s7,; or e. a,s-,sst1.iso:,
PASSENGERS By, that train arrive in .Milw.s
Eee Ct $50 r. NJ. eighteen hour. III advance 81
the Prairie aq Chen route, and itr Chicago, 1t
20 ss"'0 sjla iisisia ,.letia.G il.a
TWELVE nou.s: IN ADVANCE or ALL I.
f'.2 81 a2"* OTHER RoUrE is, 9 t@si=Ea
AND NO NIGHrsrkAvEL' on THE CARS !
." Beware of statsment. made BY the agents Q,
the fEsilietiu CHEN. route q claimana thut the
distance, by the liz Cross route il only nine
ntiies iess to 'Cfisl9' than 81 the Prairie du
Ghien route. ~ they are f.ls,: xnl only made
60 ;. deceive the se travelling .blic, ;,sY ~ h
!.!The 1hscts are that the La Croa . route "a
Milwaukee is 81. miles the, ,shurtest. and &,
Chi'as ii ~ miles the .hor: est, and VI mile.
lesx'kiHer Gravel. Gti;! &...,si1S&.51 .,tSt:'.!4
= III /. ,:g2fsyosrsss; as5i YJ /, aB9fal8fz baa
:, ARB; AT ALL, TINES AS Low AS BIZ ANY
s.. .o..,s 4 OTHER ROUTE. go,
Bagga9e CHI eked from In Crosse to
Chicago. Suspension Bulge: Boston and New
Y.rk.. ..:'.,e, ..-it, ~ ~ -, 49,
80 D,n,nibai,, charges in Milwaukee I,r.it Or
.og ina agia::l ,n4.I"!a 2cIG !, ;,
H., As NJ for Ticket. u. LIZ Crosse, and BY
., ~ SAEE"LNts CARS nre run in tie train
Gazing Ii; Crosse Vt :..,5 AN. tt.
~ Tickets i.;r .,.ls ~ 't' !--!'''i1 ''t'--
10 4t;ya 1sAEsEROLE e. MoLAREv.:,.i
So G. GEORGE IL al asn't :. - =: T,'ns
" JOHN GIL Ira yelling AGENT.
.-...,,,.5 ,.-, W. W. WILSON,
Gen. n. W. Agent
. May 80, '5e: 8,@a. SO aaa lA7tf
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| AD>ASN~>>>>~&>>>O~~~ i
~ DR. Livingston, the celebrated
African Traveller, who i@at present cx.
l'lorins the river ltambezi, rvp"rt%'the
valley If the S:,i = ~ Astounding with
wild elephants. having m:.gnifctst
and most valabls. tuSks.a In one herd
he saw over five hundred Of the giant
game grazing on the plain, 'rhe Shire
is Il good maviy 'ble river for over five,
hundred miles from its confluence.
The m"untaiascof NJ 'rcmh la stands
1000 feet over the plane. possessed
If u fin climate AMI rrotusc vcgcta
tion-.-lt'mom trees, orange trees, PM.
apples CROWN! wild in the 5: woods,
promising to b. hail iniahn'klance, aud
cheap from the natives, VIII" cultivated
largely the 'upprr.,hir,l ri the valley.
I ~ An :ner'lote relative to the
lat. Professor Wilson, is just now cir
culatin.. ~! When 1h.a suffer for the
hand If Professor Wilson'S daughter
had gained the lady sanprobation, tltr
was, Of course, referred 10 pap.s. EIav,
ing stated his, probatly;''1't nnrxp,c.-
cd base, the young 6 'ntlcman was d.
rrcted tp desire the lady to come. t,
her father, and doubtless her lot,elli
>.ncc wa< prompt, Z Professor Wilson
h;.d'batsrel,i.n for reyiew. xn,!lr work.
on the fy.leat, Of which, was Inscribed
+" scitA tie uuth6'rs compltn..ents." lie
tore CHS out, spi1ncljt t. hr j daugh,
tcr'S dress, solcnnly led her 70 the
young lover, and went back 70 his
work. .:ts nt.ua!'5g-p vnE ~ ra-iEs ~
&'!HaEs 20 = ~>~>>s.-. - -sGsi-1
A WEDD1So lCARD.-.'rhe bachelor
editor, Ut the Fredericksburg Ne,o* ha>
received from y sbrpther batch an i.ivi
t:ation to his wedding. 1t reads Thus !:
DEAR SIR: l.or.l-willilg, and the
-wo,n IN don't back 'o,tt, Esshhlll'minry
on t4e.-77- -. r should. be happy t.
AVE. YOU present Is rAr6h ~ lths cx,
ample. - = ~ Ny PROSPECT uflnar-
ried blesseducss may not be 80 bright,
but my experience Of single cursetl,sesr
has i.is,,r4.d INC ,y,ii.isl regret. I'll
short, l long for tie Chain, and expect
TO hug it--:witll iiylosuies--.wi'hIs ever
lasting satisfaction: "a Yours, etc. sia.a .
Miss; Bows b I lave SEEN to learn
how to tell fortunes, said a young man
to u brisk brunette; just give me me
yoar hand. i yo'i please - La Mr.
White, how sudden sou ares Wei,
r, ask pa ap.l ,set atl = borej g5 ~.as
-. - f....s 10 CO., g.
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DtDWISG HOUSE, TO R,eNT,
u apply 70 BRIST - .PAEtPS
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PROsPECTIs FOIs 1859


The New Volume sthe NEW YORK WEEK
LY ILLUSTRATED GOLDEN PRIZE will
commence Jan. list 1880. The following are
the names q; { 2 kitrati whose productions viii
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REV. G. II. SFURtaEt)N. Of LONDON.
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q. p. r. JAMES: Novelist.
SIR EDWARD BULWER,
GEN. =. F. llEN1NGSEN, late OF Nicaragua
+ COL. q. w. CRICKET, :os:, zs9
h A. d. MUNSON. ..,.. ;.>-.,,.-.
CAPT n. D. ALEXANDER. U. A.,
= TAOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. D., a#
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Worth. atrets,l.

"OrCn. ~ reEe1I.
Gold Pen, with Silver lGA9c,sS linus !S1!UO
Ladies' Gold Pencil 90
Col Tooth Pick, lOv
Ladder 81 old rens With E.xten.ion Gaze, - 90
Engros.ing Gold Pom, Ii eaEets, e on
t;oId Ring. plain and chased, - &- quo
Ear Drops. -s3;;7li- III, u.s. ss-.14 8 40
Mosaic and Florentlne Brooches, o.
Gold sLockets, -'' u u f-'-'s- 1s,7 10
Cable: Chartms. -.a ;5..jsy.-e r2 Sc a-aas!O'
Gold Brooches. - 2 10
q stlemens Pima, LIZ i'5iiN
-Gsntlen,en,s Bosom stads, .:,ssu:-q IS o.
tientlemen's Butrc4s,. 30
Watch heys. .-' - - 80 :'h5- iaV'' S1Oo
Ladies t'H Pins, tt-i-. '-.iY- t,.;,- liz y9Av
& hb9n lids, 9 90
&UdCrEHseS, --i'stQ-.slti .sl -.iRi,-Qo 900
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4 L.OIIOL. C"mph no. Burning Fluid, Lard
"A AMI Whale Oil, t. be found vt
KELLoGo's pRue Sfo4e.
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L,RENCH CHOCOLATE. y superior article
l. For sale at kELLoeo.s DRuo sroRE. {.
T OOKlNG GLASS PLATES, Ut al sizes, It
IL l7lyi KELLOoo'o DRuo SroRE
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CONSTITUTIONS

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IS s.9he i CHEAP EDITION -: .
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T., Published monthly, by
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30

CIsTERNs.-Ofall water in the world
we love good cistern water the best
for drinking, and it is best for many
other purposes. And in no town here.
abouts are there to be found more
cisterns than in Winchester. And we
know of four or five being dug at
present. 1t does not cost much to dig
and finish cistern, and every busi.
ness house in town would do we'll to
have one, if they would have good
water convenient, and not trouble
Besides, in case of fire
they would prove of vast benefit
And as the people will not insure their
property, liable as it is to be burned
up from fire that might start almost
anywhere in town, we do think it be.
hooves them all to have good, large
cisterns dug on their premises. By
the way, should we not have two good
ones on the square. They are needed
and, our word for it, unless they be
dug, we may some day regret it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30

FERRULING ANNA HAWKES..
" "Buzz-buZz-buzz -

Buzz-buzz-buzz y
Indeed, | cannot stand this
You'll drive me quite crazy with your
buzz, buzz, buzzing. must and will
have silence. ! find that plain pleas.
ant persuasion will not do shall be
forced to resort to higher method.
Now listen, one, and all, while as
sure you that the first scholar, old or
young, miss or master, young gentle
man or lady, whom | see whispering
without leave, | will ferrule."
The teacheri Mr.. Arthur Stone,
closed his bearded lip firmly and CLAN
ced about the old fashioned school
room with a determined expression,
as he ceased speaking. lie evidently
meant just what he said-meant it in
the face of stout, stalwart young gen.
tlemen, and the pretty witching bright
eyed girls about him. For moment
there was a dead silence upon all,
while every eye was fixed upon the
handsome, resolute face of the teach
er. But in the little crowd of eager,
upturned faces, there was but one
which his eyes caught, intuitivcly
drawn as it were, by some strange,
magic power. One face, and one at
that moment which was a pretty pic.
,ure of piquant beauty, with its saucy
blue eyes, which met his own full and
daring; its strawberry-red mouth pur.
sed up by the most provoking and da-
ring of smiles, that said as plainly as
words could have said it
"You won't ferrule me, Arthur
Stone, ifI whisper ever so much"
A sudden flash of anger reddened
into the cheeks of the young man,
and shot from the depths Of his gray
eyes, as he said, determinedly, in an.
swer to the smile of the red mouth
and blue eyes, and toss Of the dainty
head.
"Irepeat it, | will ferrule the first
scholar whom ] see whispering with
out leave" 1 g
This time there was no mistake in
it; there was pereep.ible motion ol
Anna Hawkes. pretty head, an unmis'
taxable light in her eyes, and a whole
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AND
Thief Detector!

THIS is the title OF Newspaper which
we intend to publish in the town of Win
chester, Tenn, and wich shall be devo
ted almost exclusively 10 the object in.
dictated in the caption--i. e.: the pub.
lication Of every fact connected with the
running away, from their master, Of the
slaves in the South, and that may lead
TO the detection Of the same. We shall
have no advertisements in the columns,
except the advertisements concerning
any and euery negro confined in any
Jail in Tennessee, or other State. To do
this, we will be in constant communica.
ton with all the Jailors in the Southern
States--more especially the States of
Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, Alabama,
&c. And whenever negro is taken up
and confined in any Jail, notice Of the
fact. together with description Of the
negro, will be Immediately forwarded to
US, and published in our columns. Al.
ready are confined in our jails, in this
State, many servants who might be OBJ.
tanned by their proper owners. had their
owners any method by which to find the
whereabouts Of those runaways. AS a
full, correct, and reliable medium Of this
sort of intelligence, we offer the "SLAVE
FINDER 10 the Southern people
Subscribe for it, and you get journal
devoted Immediately to your interests !;
and when you want to learn where your
slave is, instead Of running all over seve.
raj thousand miles OF territory. you have
only to examine the columns OF your
Slave Finder, to get the required in(or.
nation.
We intend to devote its columns to
this purpose mailly, OF course giving
thieves and counter(elers due share OF
attention. and also wi II give prices cur.
rent, &c. If a man has reward TO of.
fer for the apprehension of any negro,
we will advertise to that effect and il a
man wishes to sell negro, or hire, or
buy one, we will allow reasonable space
10 state his object.
And now, we call upon Southern peo.
pie, who have slaves absconded, and up.
on all who make it business to detect
such, and upon all who wish 10 keep
posted as to the prices Of negroes, and
SO forth, TO subscribe for our journal.
The Slave Finder will contain Thirty.
two long columns, being considerably
larger than the Home Journal, now pub.
lished by w. J. SLATER, in Winches.
,er So, you see. it will be large enough
any wsy-in fact, as large as papers gen.
orally get to be. 1t will be printed on
fine. heavy paper, and will be securely
enveloped 10 subscribers at distance.
Terms IS per annum. in ADVANCE
However. we only ask your names now,
and after you have received several mum.
bers Of the paper, then you will be sat.
is6ed, Of course, and can send the sub.
scription price.
No club rates, but one copy allowed
free, to every person who will procure
US FIVE subscribers. The first number
will be issued on Saturday, September
the Sd, by which time we hope to have
many names sent in. Already we have
$50 names. Let others come as fast as
possible, 50 that oil may commence at
Ihs same time. Address
d. r. & w. J. SLATER,
Journal Office, Winchester, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30
WINCHESTER, TENN. JUNE 80, IL

Written for the Winchester Home Journal VI
THE DYING SISTER.
Dear brother. do not chide me,
Or bid me now be gay;
A grief my lips must utter not
Is wearing life away
For cold, a chilling griefhus come,
And my spirits sinking to the tomb.
Come, brother, end sit beside me,
And kiss these lips o. mine;
Now let me rest my weary head .
Upon thy bosom kind
For q dark, weary grief has come,
And I'm sinking, sinking, to The Tomb.
Nay, murmer not that go. .
Nor have me longer stay;
But rather bid my spirit fly
From her (rail house Of clay
For long in yonder home 10 dwell
Where all are happy-where all are
we'll.
Oh, hold me closely, brother.
I'm loosing fast my breath;
And clasp thy warm arms round ME.
For cold, oh cold is death
But see the angels, oh see them come;
Now kiss me, farewell, I'm going
home. ELLuRA.
Sunny Side, June 10th, 1850.