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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-24

A LUMP OF GoLD'-A lump OF gold,
weighing lorty.fve ounces. and worth
It's dollars, was taken out on Sunday,
December 18th, from Meehan q Co.'S
claim, in illinois Canon, just above Pick.
er's Flat, Sierra county, California. We
have known amounts ofgold, not in quartz
lump, but in hard dollars, drawn out Of
some Of our places nearer home, OF q
much larger figure.
A few weeks since; a gentleman in St.
Louis dug up 80 1000; another, in PhiIa'
delphia, the same sum; another, in New
York, 20, 900 dollars; and many others
could be mentioned. The n.ine from
which these large amounts were taken
was the celebrated Lotteries Of Wood
Eddy q Co., Wilmington, Del. and Au'
gusta. Ga. By sending ten, five or two
and one half dollars to their address, at
either place. you secure an interest in a
claim that has yielded a better return, the
past year, to spectators. than Pixies
Peak, or many other celebrated gold
mlnea.-N. Y. Leader. (llD
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-24

The purchaser to give bond and security for
the payment of the purchase money and q
lien retained until purchase money is paid. ,
w. w. BRAZELTON,
Feb. % 1859. Commissioner
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-24

Why NE DDN'T KISS HER.--ln a new
book called Heart bictures,' written
we believe, by somebody in Tcnncs-
see. there occurs q description of a
lonely ride which the author took
with a pleasant lady, tho temptation
that followed, and the heroic self
denial practiccd IN the occasion.
The following brief paragraph tells
the whole story:
From Camden TO Lancaster, a dis
lance Of thirty eight miles, Travelled
alone with Mrs. Greaves. She was
a sweet and interesting woman; 80
sweet and interesting that fastidious
as | am on that subject, believe |
would have been willing to have
kissed her. | had, however, several
reasons for not perpetrating this act,
l.. | am such a good husband | wouldn't
even be guilty of the appearance of
disloyaIty to mysweet wife. 81 was
afraid the driver would sec me and
tell Grcavcs. 3. didn't think Mrs.
G.. would let me.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-24

WoULDs'T RDE.--As the polite ON.
nibus agent of the Lexington and
Louisville Railroad was going through
the ladies' car, checking baggage, he
asked a very pretty young lady ifshe
had any baggage she wished taken
to a hotel. She replied, mo SIR
The agent then asked her if she
would take a 'buss. She instantly
gave him a very sweet smile, and
replied, mo, sir, | am not in a bussing
humor this evening" The agent
dropped his memorandum book, and
returning to the baggage car, said he
felt unwell,-Lerington Statesman.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-24

DoN'r WANT TO DE- FRGg.-The
Memphis Eagle, oflhc 22d inst, says:
A few days since, in Lebanon, three
negro women named Adeline, Emme-
line and Eliza. who were made free
by the will ofthe late Wade Anderson,
filed a petition in chancory asking to
be restored to servitude again. They
have selected Alexander Brett, Esq.
as their future master.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-24

A u n...i, npytrv -

A YANKEE EDroR's DEvIcE'--A
mighty change has taken place IN the
world of printing and newspapers
since Massachusetts,, in the financial
distress which followed the Revolution
resorted to a method for raising a rev.
enuc, and paying off tho public debt,
similar to the great obnoxious meas
ure by which the crown attempted to
tax the colonies without their consent.
The Massachusetts, Stamp Act was as
unpopular in certain quarters as It's
more notorious predecessor. Besides
the duties on papers, blank books,
&C., there was a tax on advertise.
ments, which vas particularly objec.
ted to by the printer, and evadcd by
every possible device. One Yankee
editor, John Mycall, of the Essex
Journal, touches upon the Stamp Act,
putis his own wares, and avoids the
advertisement duties, all at the same
time in the following neat paragraph,
from an editorial which appeared Jan.
4, 1856.
"Thc journals OF other States come
to US filled with advertisements; but
on account of the Stamp Act here, we
cannot advertise our wi goods,
though | have for sale Bibles, Tesla.
mcnts, primers, almanacs,l STATIONERY
and many other useful things, and an
excellent "Moral DISCOURSE" the price
Of which being only eight pence, will
not afford profit enough iorpaying the
tax"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-24

The Savannah Republican, the lead
ing Opposition organ of that City,
has hoistcd tho name of Senator
Hammond, of South Carolina, for
President, Rufus Choate of Massa-
chusetts, for Vice President. Ham
mond is an out and out States Rights
Democrat, and Choatc is a Webster
Wing, but since the rise of the Repub-
lican party in the North, he has ever
acted with the Democracy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-24

AA'V n love. na ii mose,.
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vrns S0eds R 81 ve.b
s. s.loss.s@s srsas 10 s. sinoSss, to weigh
T. 100 realms wiring paper, Is BY q inches, to weigh
Screens writing PAPER ID b. Is inches, 70 weigh
sns P PsSe Rs, y 1s Is Inches. weigh
twelve pounds per reaip.
All the psse,s desisnsted y elasses and must
SIDE" qairsi. They are to be made or the best ma
%sapn.SS cut e true s!S a,s and securely
arc to DO white or blue, and Of such weights a. may
bs wh,ts scd Of the iisss and weights Ipeeifsd in
The nsI. ]. reserved Of ordering greater Or Ices
sT.ptity Of each and every KIND contracted for in
sgeh Quantities =: the public ssrvics may reSSirs
Each class viii be consider ed seperately, and be
subject to separate contract; but bidders may offer
: No pro1ossis win Be consiGsred unless scoomps.
nicd by the guarantees that the bidder bidders II
bis or theiI proposal shall be accepted viii enter
70 furnish lie Articles psopossd. BAH iorms fst
proposals. VIII be furnished at this once, and none
vii Be taken into consideration unless Substantially
xi the paper in the several olasses must b deIiy
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standing disease Of the liver, ksdnsys, akin, Etc.
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cesss, toe, where al other remedies and the Rosl
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RALTIMORR AND OHIO RAILROAl..
d. FlI4rtffs WARRINGTON BRANCH.
of raii fsih CHANGE or HoUns.

Coss~ssSes"s 9" MONDAY m1NsSs, Oeseo~ Hsio0
M :
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Leaye WASHINGTON ats % and $50 ?. m.
On Sunday at % p. m, only.
LesyS BALTiM0kE ss IS md 20 }. m.
Pes.enssfs Tor The East win take trains Al $40
Fcr the WEST 81 Sc, q. M. and SO pm. hs
For ANNAPQI. Us 1t rs .. m, and SD ,. N.
oeis NoAfoLA = :. 4 1. ! h. Fl PARSONS. Agent
~ Ew YosKrANn WASSEHIIN6ToN
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
AlsxaTd;i4 End WssbiSsten for New z4Rek
O'Clock p. M. and New York. Tor Wash $3.50
ington every Saturday: at 8 o'clock .. m.
tine before the hsur q the staamsr's dsparta,s
GROSS the bar in conseqpence Of water, eli goods
VII. be promptly Iightsred TO and from the steamer
BY the under signed. osr 1g# s1esk 800
For freight or EE sSiR:S' nss,l, tRSH,rEHARr
90 a5-M.T&str - Westsrn Wharves.
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THE BEST coUGH sYRUP In TIT
.Al IN ss,i GSSgsS ?; sFFrrsss .,

Is 70 s. he ~ sss1srs1ea iSs cs~sts, az, c q
&c s;sis ss sf H.: c.
the taste soens, clears and strenGthens the voice
aaYs al irritation Of the threat end lungs, end Pre-
8oiSsS E ssa g GO s.es: ~ O s3lt y ~
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Has S a2Fsso5HStss i S2sAH Els oa. G9nk#
sIEeERs Ma SWING MACHINE
O.. SEQ 3. AZ - e, , Q.s Hsss-sd boiis's!

C1s 500 % 40 -, OSe Hesdrcd DofIass.
ssesossS SWIM Machine IN The S .os,a fo AZ n
FsHiiy seviss Machines from Fly % seventy
I've DoIlars- We have tried them in our own fam
lie Ii anc 6na them sspenor 70 any IN uss.-L M
we IIryite I'll % csil ~ our wa.hisetou once,
No. SIS Penn4 avenue, under NetlonaI Hofel. and
examins them end their vork. The Greaf eoonomy
IN sung sgch machine vilI ~ once become a.
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sn4 StAsy mashlse fndings keptca hasd, ed cod
WI LIME: s.s GO. use s's.4,sy,,E !,
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II resumed her route on the Poto- 5. 10y
m "a river, EIil leave .WsshinEtop on Gsn3S
snaP 81 ytPAA s en sbe e
and sstsInlBs: LuCIEN 8. PkGE, froPi;
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no MORE COUGHS!

xse.. Vi. suffer WITH 30 .osf S 8. fss..
9Har E M e q fShS
.ss,snssd g cure vi!ho.t Al The Xer's q sou6s:
Confectionery, 9Th street, between @ and h also,
e the principal Drug Stores in Warrington. Price
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STOVES! STOvESm
4 have on hand = la-se assortment Of Cookine
Black Oak. Victory, Magic shieid, Iron Witch,
eI Atlantic. Fanny Forrester, and. PaIlor Cooks.
Also, Parior and Bar: room STOVES ofevery descFip
Plumbing and Gas,ftting executed e the sho, test
notice &C. Eixtufes syssy styis eiEsys o. hand
9 oc1 Soith aide Pa av. nsxt Star OiScs.
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In zuf1s ~ q the proyi!lona Of hs 'aet 70
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weigh kify pounds to the rssm Of 90 shssts. - :
80 rsams suIsrhne map PAPER, sized end eslen-
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calendsred, a. may be requifedj ID By q inches and
Of sSeh yeiset per ream :. may ee reqpired.
With mineral aud other sabstaSoss. and Of Yslp
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color, thokne.s, and yeis 1t viii 30 required and
under i've Der cent. from he ssandssd WsisSt Vii
bs rsosiysd and the sr9s. ysishs viii in On essss
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cred violation Of the contract Il
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10 4 nan Wa found dad near vidalia, La.
snet time ance. Win teupenny nail driven q
sshs hsad i.to his righteye There was nomark o.
sixn b which the deesased could b idsntined;
his person, y = supposed that he had been muir.
10. The chaplain Of the jail ut, Rochester hss
been inpiieased u sidipx g the esc.ps Of the u
prisonees who lei that Institution last week II ID
said that the reverend gentleman exhofted the
Psieoners 80 nequsntIy and eloquently 10 ssnse
nom the wrath % come, y that thsy followed the
eenPknfe inluncaon hterally-~@@--.s----
10 Mr.. hyde, the s. Louis reporter who took
The famous balloon ride across the country wiz
La Mountzin, had a dihhculty with policeman
- wei. and was On the point - being shot
s.srSsss ne 80 y The ofsees whh ffissds in
rious items therein contained -,
UA coloced man 1t Boossboso, Md commit.
ted suiefde on Tuesday last, by hauRing himseif
with his comfort to tree RaasoT avs Be bad
Ing bat sonsshisg serious would Ss dom viii Vii
him, he ended his career I'm The above stated
manner. -. -, - 7.- - 7 = -
w A couple ffellovsin Newark made fools a.
sns@ssiys fsw day. since. One Of them dressed
o. he Peace and were married. The parties ougb,
70 su9ss tos such silly joke Whsta pitv ia,
u obligation cannot be made binding upSn them
70 Msseer henry Hyde, q New York, la.
ealy tsc hundred and 1fsy pounds, and has ben
an object Of Interest . q iessf 5000 people x
various fair. IN that state during the p two
U WI: Tyre, Of Urbsna, o., dreamed the
oeher night that two vicious horses were sbout -
shaw him up, and ieaped out OF bed % avoid
9em He svoks TO fad that he had broken
ethigh bone ..,-..-,
y 70 Ralph E. cox and his wife fecsniiv recovered
verdict Of et,0oo against DF. William Hall. 81
nsdscnvilie, kentucky-where all The partics re-
stds-toe slsndef. 80 - = 7-rr7i'rS
{. DCoI Bea shelsy, prsm;seot K en,,,r = :
aw{sr y about eatering ths ninistsy Of he Bsp-
: ~ A popular writer ssys that sol all he trees
q oor tslznd the csk bears the palm % DoxsuT b.
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Ssahs, ao:fi,si:. iass.sssss. Or f.sss~.Sss
them 81, and dlsposed % proft bv ny sxperisoee,
w 81 E& if5 \ k Eisefa CURE.
yosa o,nes n sss
seriblnS Box 1s6, ChAriessovR, Mass.
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TIE sEcnzEsSD IsNE 1FeHQRl4EFF or YOUTH

Afsv words on the Rational Trsstnsnf- without
Hsd hens ofSyss@1ssTrhFe: m 2. lea RW
6enifal saa Nervous Debiify, Pre-,
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BY B, DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
The important fBcf thai the many alarming con-
plaints originating IN the imprrdcucc and solitude
e n tsis mai trsct olsssiy Ssmcnstrstsd sSf tSe
s5tirs!y .aeH Ard hlshiy sseesssfsl t,setmens as
OF which everyone is enabled 70 crre IIixsxIT rer-
fectY and AZ the least Possbs oost thereby AVOID
Sent 20 any address, gratis and post frse. In q
sealed envelcpe by rsu,st1ng Pct Iesdl t.o post
street New York City. na0-tr
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sSS~s SsSs. 1H.ts f ma. gs slSsss s. fund n 60
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discriminst ffon the many tsstimonsls In Ills city
end elssvhers, that have OF the most eminent gen
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not suit ct arsf sight as some pretend 70 do nell
Tier DO warrant MISE or any other Glasses TO suit
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your eyes do not undergo change, thsn viii VA.
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Wall sTESHHAkSSTs TA &c BIZ g; avenue.
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care tofhs wants Of their customers. which they
VIII make 70 order IN the best style, ~ unnssy lov
% II WALL. STEPHENS q CO..
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Tr Joefh Chnmpioa seeks In the NeSv Yo,k
coufoa divorces from hts wife Margaret, alleging
= that she hest him with clamp q wooa on his
s0d; took his money from his pockets II clan
- oesfa9s mannss, which she refused 20 return.
come 70 his plsce of business and fnsulted him,
shock her - IN bis fsee, and carried on his mi
vsas pepsrs, joseph Is unhsppily situsted, bu.
TIE Judge hesttsezS 10 grants his peiition. -
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ks.oyies !. Il Ky ~ e sn an nov srrsss /
for serofsla' and have ,!rseay liz sfssi, ed se..fs
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/ iSS.s Il: 20 e.
stree. shove 4, WsshinGt6n, D. G., whsrs
n 5fHpa s az tE 81 opener of
m .v.rS ...,;..s VINES y; Hs:. sad sEGARs.
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cvHs OF S1Iys4 IN SfEEHAL YEARS

thps kesn soHe tpe sipce wtote yeu ssosf ~
ssssred We have scsry eoafSenes ~ t yos and ycsT
Msdieal salt we tsvs ssl hcis1t syi9sncs thsi the
rapidly improving, and We sre onoogrsxed esvsci.
Hfy from The fAof that be he's not had . return Of
:S sss '' @M. r EXITS, Sf6sos. bo.s
NJ vifs vas stsactsd 1ith very EsS 5svsrs,
vhioh would last nine dnys q tine vas indye-
ID 70 try DR.. CoSgsvelfs Medioaf8ait her civ
Ing i q Air trial, II enhrely broke her feveyH 4
ycals Sheerfaily recommend 1t y 9tAe6s mp1lsfly
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CENTRAL STORES.

30 - nA ~ ? ioh $500 rs
R.ch Beyadere Sllks, In ell colors,
: Plaid Sjlks. Plain Silks. .sss
:. Black Silks Of eli qualities, sa
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Printed Del aims, all styles, ess
Oresa Goods Of almost every description. 81 a
We solicit . call from our friends and the public
generally .belisving that ne Offer them goods at
VIM. r. Riley & BRO. hs4s
No. 30. Contra Stores, West Buildins,l ~
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syssy style and sine. PAINTS. oils. ssS win,
thst .upericr article csiled MACE's. fATENf
&c eyer offered % the public. AZ the old stand.
No 323 @ street, bssvsensth and nh
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W. Ea REASONABLE. a.
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fcnsh, zne!F?n5 SAX 0uasds. .Cinder -
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All ordess f"r ticket, or certificates ef packages
the most prompt and Confidential attention and the
grinted oe1siel dsewinss sent es soon a. over. =
Addrese FRANCE, BRQADBENTS & CO.,
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Use OF RHE UMx1ISM

s11II g ANoIHsnc SUnRskkn Sr hHE0HAIish
lv1s seriously AFFLICTED vita Ghesushsm and
eoghsed % ny bsd, psrcIesod boz 81 d.. Ccsts,,
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