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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
DH. "ANLK.

oP NEW TORK.
H,sss r4Y.sss 2 2. sss go,s as,1 as''
tioas fnssntofof ths eslsbfatsd Lang rssisH
AaihaF ofa Nsy Wort sn ths Gauss and
Ifenneniafc ensnnPtge.c .csaesfsla
ufoods t4sor. Serves, skln- Eyes, ksrs, &e, e, &C.
LANCASTER,
On Tuesday, August :, 1899.
He VII af5Ve on ths ar.l Train Eoiag Wsa, ana re-
mnin "a hOurs. Ne VII also. Vislt once
sssFy month ihfough ne yssf.
&C. tssg fs-rs ID corsiry ersefss, a. veil Ia ihs
HopIiais and blarmaries 81 ksv FSsk Aai Plii4isii
Phfs iisgisg sise pest seler.l ysafs anonE iss
fcrlly asiliar slu ne me1cina properties ~ ~ ne
aaesfs used " the"nedleiBe Meu- Ofthe eihsreui
Tfbss. He will ireat al iho diseases hat heeh !.
hslr n. His medicines are composed sfBsrks, Bad'
Laages, Roots and Guml Having The utin0st tan
10 ne goodness ef God. We bsiisvs that Cor ever,
nsver. .faiins remedy. 81 ths aid affhsss repeiies
Cancer. inetpirni cShsampiioE. SefOfala. hheGg1
tisn Fts. Salt Kheum, aud all diseases af The Ese
Ear. Ska, Nerves. Thrgai, Luags. Liver and sismse
arsnOv euTabls 10 ny hands a. any othsr dl'eas
is eurable. fs., = ~
Cares WaFrantedf Examination Free
Hours Of consultation from soc each day. ID
the year. These vials arc preparatory 70 M esiab
lishnsnt Of Hosp'tsIi Ia Nes York: % be eeudaete
ior American Eclectic Pfaetlee Of Msdieine. Hs wa
educated In She College of PhysieiaHs and Sofgeon
sehOsI system.o About 10 years since. be beeam
convinced ofthe great superiority % keeetic.in M
saeh has been his success. from teat time. la rh
es a. " enable him % warrant cufcG, tn nspfit
! confidence which only knOsiodge can give Df MAJ
~ will be happy 70 Ofefato for the feaoFnl or ~
n IarKed TonsIls, fdnOfs, Cataract, for nearly q
!. diseases requiring saEgieal interference.
AlihOu1 III nos the best mode Of ~
!. Doctor win When desired, describe 20 bis paieB
their diseases, vlihoat asking any questiOls. be
lin his day book. the of many hundred paiten
q lin this vicinity who have been cared wihin the ps
o three months after being pronounced hopeless by
q old school The and aiSresaes 0f these patlen
VIII he given ndeslred, 10 enable The readcr 70
ltain the details OF she eas0.f Dr. HsxLV will br
n with bin more than q hundred bags Of roVis g.
a fresh from the dieRiaFs. sith which he viz SUPP
Q, hf. pstiOass. Rooms At fsE sHRRPEkHousE
e. Lancaster May ~ leS3-2 ".
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

yVywRNI Y Y-THaEz Yeats havo elapsed since eom-
meneed the Grocery and Provision baslnsss,-
Rvery business day da5ing that have kept books
and charged. Many have always paid mo promply.
Aud 20 my sOnoH, mnst say, great many have not.
While time was lively. there was . s11eieut hInount
paid on debts 70 Offset cha ges, which me the use
0f an average capital, but when times changed inner
ent the collections stopped The large amount o. goods
tends 10 lesson my eaptlas which disaDies me
Now sor self protection, from and afseF tbis date
my books will be closed against all persons. ana nc
We usually take In exchange.
In conclusion, would say, have on hand yerI
/ 49,. na. l. -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
H00ning C0ngh-A Gard.

TTyHIS troablesome and sometimes dang mela'
able extent. The treatment Of the dominant school
medicine is simply paiativeand does not propose
TO abridget duration single day. -
The ccessfuI treatment Of qu number OF cases
usthes me In saying, that by the use OF Homeopathic
remedies the severity disease may bo iessenoo
and It's average duration shortened from four 70 A
weeks, A G. BARLOW, ". ID.
lLanoasler, ApriI IA, le59--50u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
Ten Gents Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on Tuesday the
fN, i4th inst, ADAM A. C"URTWRlGHr, aged 10
In July. Said CoHrtwright Is about faetI inches IN
vht and has lin ht hroWn haiti The subscriber warns
All persoos against harborlng or trusting said Court
right on HE seeoant. Ten cents reward wiz bt
paid 20 any person returning me said boy 70 th'
", Ohio, near Trinity Church. ADAMsNlDER'
June 23, ls59-3w6t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

cSTRAYBD nom the subscribeIon OF aboui
KY the IOth ef May. 4 RED AND WHITE
WL,U-. COW, OF medium size, and about ave years
old ANY person returning her " me, or giving IN.
formation 50 that can get hor will render specal
favor aud shall be Literally rewarded.
lancaster June I6, I659-7u GEORGE SMITH.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
sEcRETS DISCLOSED.

TWNHE subscriber offer Tor sale Recipe Book when
contaius a Recipe for making every article that u
uufucture in The country. of soaps Hair Prepara
oi0xues Essences, q PeFuineries OF all kinds
BE crs Syr1ps Mead Soda and Mineral ater, Paints
Blackines inks, & !, &c, and Recipes for making
every article manufactured; one for making Honey
which cannot be recognized from thRt made Dy oees
etherin look ortase and the cost of which does mol
xeeod three cents per pound. and can be made IN
few minutes another for making Fluid; another io'
making SoftSoap, which can be made with ite toue,e
and al cost not xceeding sixty per barre and
not 10 sur nssed for excellence. Which book VIII be
sent 10 any one shat RENTS to Us by mall fiy Gents
either In money postage stamps, to j. n. BE- To-
| Ashland. .Massachusetts. May ID, leSY-oM9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

h
r.u.s sFOunrn OF JULY.-Ths eighty
sA;,d =, ,ssaDissrsary Of our Independence
was. celebrated BY the citizens Of Lanees-
ter, go. in most appropriate manner on
Monday last.
The Military Company, Fire Co.'S, oE
Yioersof the Day. public men and private
citizens, moved BY the spirit Of '76. the
drumand fife aud the 'soul stirring notes"
afthe Lancaster Brass Band. formed in
procession an / marched to " Brazse's
Grove whore they were favored with
able and eloquent remarks from Hon. T.
VAN TRusp. President. aud Hon. Q. D,
MAKrrN, orator Of the day y
The whole affair was most grand.
Lancaster has witnessed no such parade
no such enthusiasm, no such manifesto
tions Of patriotism and reverence for the
heroes Of the revolution for years.
Nowhere and upon NO occasion was
freedoms natal day ever celebrated more
appropriately than at Lancaster on Mon
,day last. Fine music, fine parade. able
orators, no drinking. no quarreling--alI
was peace and hatmOny, and all seemed
intent 10 add freely and rSyerently theil
testimonial to the memory Of our fathers
This swass eminently as il should hey'
been and should ever be. The object
thsss celebrations is not to afford opPor
auniEY to spend time and money foOliShl,
nor "a debuss ones self BY the incrdinaI
uss Of Intoxicating liquor but on tn
contrary, to afford an opportunity for im
proyement--to call up the scenes OF th
..past--to impress the historical events
that national era forcibly upon us-to re
pleuish aud sustain The fires Of freedol
tina. their blaze may shoot to the skies.
beacon light to those who in dark al
seek ing the blessing Of its genial glow;
star Of Bethlehem to those who are seel
iuo peace. May the 4th Of July ever
csisbratsd in the same manner and wi
the same spirit by the citizens of La
caster.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
a1.Those wanting good degusrreOtyp

~ Those wanting geou ueg s Po'
embrotypes. spherreotypes DO, will &c
wsilko call at the Clinton Hall Art Gale
w, Mr.. Lawrence, the proprietor. is
fins artist, and with all a gentlcmanly fel'
giow He takes asgooda likeness for al
little money as can be afforded in the State
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
BALTiMoRE MARKET

8ALTINoRE, July ), 1852
Flour duT At sSasOe decline; sales choice Ohio at
6 0On6 Is.
Nheatdall at Goa Is for White aud 4Ofor RED.
Corn armer Al ega53e for White and Yellow.
Provisions dali
Baros sides. oise; Mess PORK, 100.
wli.ky qaiet Il NE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

INmtp SAOBe

.SR@R gsAuSo
II WILL seilm Mil and Farm, situated on Darby
II Creek. Bfuhlenberg Township, Pickaway Cogn-
~ Ohio one mile south OF Darbyvllle, and ten mile:
north west OF Circlorlle. The MIL was repaired and
entirely reiit,ed one year ago, with new machinery;
There are two run of stonesand the Mill Is capable oi
and does do good work. II situated on never IA
ing stream, IN good location for custom wosR % o.
Farm contains about One IIundredand Eighty Acres,
ars quality Of upland about oao HSSdred Acres o.
rhe the Land Is Of sAst quality. On the
Pam are good Two Story Dwelling Honse, three
years old IN good repair and other necessary nnld
ines and never falling Spring In the yard There
IL sIso on the Farina "A young and thrifty Peach and
Ample Orchard ,jnstcommenced bearing, Connected
with the Mn are 10 Acres OF Land and good suosten
dial DIV cling The Mill will be sold separate IRON
The Farm Immediate possession OF the MIN WIN o'
| given. -, ..-.... A., iat
ter at Narbyve, oho or by personal application o.
the premises. Also enquire attn heIeia Ts vmcss ~
| cleville. Ohio. yAcUb m'rooh'
june 10, Is5o-3w7-- -circleyille Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
Hnmh fOn. Sale

Im Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Michigan, MINNESOTA or Kansas.
gUNHE subserTber offers for sale somo Of the Lands
which he has selected with great care In the West.
at prices mch lower than they can be purchased any
other place. Any Of which viii prove paying invest
ments.
MsnyiH HissORri having been bought Of persons
who purchased Ofthe United States under IN uraa
not being infc.ioF for that reason, be understood
but graduated In price according tho tmethey have
| been red by Government
Warranty Deedsin leases, and In many the Patent
crnment .deiNeredto purenhsefs
5000 Acres OF iANu WARRANTS wanted ~ once;
AUpIy In my Absence, 20 a.. l.. CTider or 10 John
Mumaugh, LancasieF
| once also at Columbus, Ohio. ,
March II. laSO-3m46 L. w. TALbMADbb.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
AGENTS. WANTED.

4 nn YOUNG and MIDDLE AGBD MEN are
VNNb WANTEDt TO traVelas Agents, who will re-
ceive SO Dollars per month and eNpences paid, or an
Agent can engage in the business Tor himself upon
OF Ia dollars and make from to lodoars pei
day for some of6ur Agents have made twice that sum
FC- particulars. enclose postage stamp and address
BBALS& CO., Ashland, Massachusetts.
Nav ~ Ia50-6wa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

E~ Read DR.. MANLY's advertisement
Of his next monthly visit in another col
umn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

HFL. 9. Butch, on corneF OF Public
Square and Maia. opposite the sh@fsr
House, is prepared to doas good work and
sell as cheap jevelry as any retail jeWelry
store in the State. Mr.. B. is gentleman
worthy ofpublic pstrof age, and is an adeO'
a. clock and watch repairing, as we are
prepared to testify. having the evidence in
our pocket.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

Principal Office and Sales Rooms, 20, East Fourth
Street 81 Buiding from Main Street Cincinnati, Ohio
Laboratory in Hammond Street. ,
For sale by George KaufIm an 4 Co, Lancaster; Abb
bot & Son. CIearport; Bowman & Balfienbaugh, Roy
alton: Philip Hane, Pleasantvile; Wildermuth, NIL
Ter Il Mason Basil; q. Y. Hamlin, Oakland; Harmon
q Curtis Pckerington 1. s. Weisz, Lithopolis; H.
Nicely Baltimore; q. o. Miller, Milierspori; Beer,
& McCandlish. Bremen; J. II. Sunderman, Amanda
T. H. Rratton, New Salem; A J. Shrader, SugarGrove
and by Druggist and Merchants generally throagnou
the Union july l8s9-iyi0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
Grocarias and Provisions.

Which will be pleased to deal out 10 my Old Gus
toners and public generally on terms as cheap as can
be had in Fairaeld comfy. .
Remember, guarantee al articles and corIee: ~
SFrOrs made Al my Establlshment, also Skbb nOgh
And ali articles In as small parcels the pqble de-
mAnds. eAs 10 my former tiansaetens o. Desseess,
leave you 70 Judge. JOHN bfONS-
Laaeaater fune ID. Ia5o-1m5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
DTFF'S ( G0IhBGB,

yVyHE OLDEST AND MOST ExTENSIvB MkR-
Il can.Ile Colipre In the United SiHtcs. Establsh-
Ell In la4a Working uadcr perpetual ChaIserl
Ioeoied al Piltsburgh and Philadelphlai O9inmous,
Ohioi Wheeling, Virginia; aud Burlington, iowa;
S4O purchase nSc holarshlp in any ofthose
ments. which entities the holderto an annm,,eo az
For mil partieuars send for a pamPhlc., circular,
"ns MdaTsas. DuRF& DUNAS, ProPrletOrs,
NAV S. is5g-1n ss.ft
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07
EIETy Dol.I AIRS FORFEIT.

II y - ~ - - -
uNE. HUNTER Will FORFEIT ssoif FbiLlao
tntpfe ANY case Of secret disease thai mnl ssho
6der bis care no ma sier how long standing ~ shpe
nr Eitter sci are invited 10 bis Private nsent. y
North SEVENTH Street, Philsdeiph'n. wiost III .5
" lnterru ion from other patients.
othe rs who have been upfortuuase IN the seteeeA"'
| n Phv s,cinn are invited 10 call, $4,000.
4 INSTRUMENTATION anfeetrained inoaiaehee
tie ,ssinl.s hy xee seifabuse the eNts lIo
nRmerons PreeinthreimPOteney, in Voinnls y nshnr
ai dscbarees Wasling ofihe organs ioes o. memoI.,
disIaste FOR fe uale society gene Ial ~
titotinnat a .are suFe 70 h'itnN "
sxry consult The Doctor With eonudenee5 He "Asi'A
pgsissi RESnaSp REFLRoT-Ths sIirted would we'll
70 reaaet before ttus,ng heiT health nDd harlahee'
and IN nanv sases the IT ItVes III the hnHas." ppys
clan siv,soruht OF this class of maiadtcp uWfsnap
iv mnosnilc for ono man to undersihhd All w
ihrmIn family are subect9o. Esery reepeeW"is w!
s,cau has branch In which he y ho.e sas
cessfulhap his rother prof ssots Ana 10 tnh'u w
| yoies neost of his time abu study. ,..,. a..
| WARS o r PRAfItcE, exelus'veiy neyo,rs , - .,
stusy traatre m df dscases af the ~ -
tcs NE, Win nfcers upon the body utoai. noss c'
iees pains The bend or ari.Ir
tisn IRE Euiartn
s,o,, or ftnp blood W.
.onsi,n,I.i has:seotne snfeebled- enansesane Ise
tnr 70 der speedy feiferto aiirho may piaee '"0"
eTPMsdicire sor 10 asy part cffhe United
lStaies-Prire Ten Dollars per taekne ,,.o a, r.
1 Porssle nR. DICK INS0N'S CEl.hb = = ~ ~, 49, -,
riErrR &c aMAcHIER. No asid or "'ne, ~. W .
,rsdient yeuuired; rs power betnR antnirta n"m .
ermane, magnet. No family shonid " wNnou, ",e ~,
: Price ouiy Ten Dollars. sert<S. 'es'---'s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

The second qu.r.er Of Miss csASEI 8
sslSdl sSB6Ol. will commence on Monday
the 18Th inst. at the Baptist Church cn
] Il. Street. Terms:-Meu,al Arithmetic
R,sdfnS. Writing. aud Spelling STOW
Written Aritbmelio, Geography and Gram
m@, $500; Philosophy. Chemistry. Az
v,hr,, : and the higher branches. s4,oo.-
For i..formstiou apply at this OIi's or a
Joshua ClarEs's residence on Jail Street
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

RxronM scnooL ExHImFIoH.--Wo had
ths pleasure Of Wilnsssibg lAst night, in
company vilb large numbers from the
city, an 'sxhibiliOa" Of dialogue. dsela-
nation. go. by the 6OysOt the State Re-
form School. . EgH Wse 4.
We have understood The iumaiss Of
that institution arc getting aiOug "smoO1h-
liy," but until lssl sight had soEasd no
conception Of their advancement.
Their improvement as tsidsuctd ~
their performances last nigh, is sssoui.h'
ing. doing the boys great credit and th'
State great honor. No wonder REEME'
,lJs's soul was in biseyes while address
ling them. No wonder FoOrE could not SCI
still. No wonder be became 90 animated
No wonder Reemelin's big hsdrI lsaPet
for Joy. There was that in the exhibition
calling for this. No man Of soul or hear
could witness that performance. see In
neatness, good order aud surprisiegl!
marked improvement. Of those boys with
out rejoicing. without feeling gratihed q
the manifss, good already done the STATE
Great credit is due the Supsriniender
Mr.. HOWE. and those having immsdia'
charge Of the institution. Great credH
) due the boys for their performance an
great credit due the State for the establish
ment Of an aniinslitution SO well cslculated
: reform. morali-e and humanizs communit
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

~. oS,T forget that u. JULIAN 4 CO., kefps me
II } cheapest aud best stock Of HOSIERY 70 se~h.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

i,s,caments will bc offered Country Mer'
n chant. nd Others wishing roceries by the qunn'
titT Al JOSRPH MeCBEk'S New Grocery
Lancaster May l2, 1e59-2u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

e3tTENA 2T,s Steam Refined CANDIES, the best In
- Ame rica, fot sale by JoSbrh hSo"SA'
laneaslerA Nay y, Ie59-9f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

r7,Iey Won ,~un, coon GROCERIES, at 10"
49,, "a T. JULIAN & COS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

VETANTED, Cash or Country Produce OF all Kiho
w in cxchnnge for Groceries,
Lancaster, May ~, lsS9-:tf JOSEPH McohbA'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

uIgR highest market price In cash paid Tor Wheat.
Rye, Oats, Corn, Seeds, &C., q t1S sFsy yH'
store OF yf E N'SD'-1e'eet y ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

ru1HE hes. 10, OfcARPErs are toSe tsan.i 81. :.
March IL Z, W yWohiAr = ~ ~ -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

WRufTRk, Eses, Rags, Feathers. and ~ k'ngs OF
1p,cpsI p 80 b JULIAN & Co.'S.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

From Rev. Mr Nc MuLLEs.p Pastor Of Roberts Chapel
Z - fINDtkNAPoLIs, October @, 1857.
I1r q w RouACK--Dsar sir: / have used your Blood
Purider for nervous econ. from which have suf-
feret much ~ times. While it Is pleasure TO TASTE
certainly has happy effect upon the nerves. Please
accept my thanks for your kind regards, and believe
mo Yonrs j. w. +. McMULLEN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-07

HAVE sold to f. JULIAN& CO., my entire ssaes
4 Of Goods Tb,se knowing ibepseiyes indshseato 70
me by note or book aeeount will call tha o,a a,nhn
and settle Immediately. Il. T. ziEGlk Is an,ayt.sa
Lsnrastsr, March 81, ie5s-4eu 81
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13
M,.D,,ce EyrRAoRDNARy,-The

MARRIAGE EyrRA0RDINARy'-l III
Wadcsboro (N. c., } Argus says;
In the public square at Monroe Un'
ion Co., by Z. c, Wilson, Esq, Mr.
Thomas Watts, aged So, to Miss Mary
lIaylcr, aged G5, both paopers' The
marriage fee was made up by sub
scription among the Witnesses and ten
cents worth of candy distributed
around to commemorate the happy
event.
A hale old mar was Thomas Watts
But Mary was Il ~llalcr,
Good luck attend the match, and may
Her first born be a Whal"r,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13

A Western editor, complaining that
he could not sleep one night, summed
up the causes;
"A wailing babe Of sixteen months
old; a dog bowling under the window;
Il cat in the nlIy;a colored scrrnade in
n shanty over the way; a t~oothache'
and a pig trying to get in Mt the back
door"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13
MEDICAL CARD.

DOCTORS CLOPT0N e. MURRELL
having associated themselves together in the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery, respect.
fully oiier their services TO the public, and
hope by strict attention to business, to share
a liberal portion of Paronage. They are well
supplied with instruments forthe performance
OF any operation. DE-. Clopton may be found
q; their Office. on Main street, day and pipht.
unless professionally absent.
Winchester, Jan, LIST, 1853.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13

The steamer Josephine Savage,
from New Orleans to Nashville, with
Il heavy cargo Of groceries, was burnt
near Nalchez, on the Sth inst. On
board was Miss Florence Graves,
daughter Of H.. c. Graves Of this
pIacc-Principa Of the Mary Sharp
College, but we are glad to learn
that she escaped unhurt. W. believe
no lives were lost, though the boat
and cargo were.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13
A Young Giont,-Master NJ, l.
Tucker, aged ii, of Todd couaty' KY
G feet G inches in height.

In 1873. it was enacted in France
SAYS DR.. Sanger, that no boarding
house keeper should allow a man and
woman to sleep together without SEQ
ING their marriage contract.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13

TGG DANDnloGG BANN.-ll present,
ing the official statement as to tie con.
dition Of this Bank, it is gratifying to
us to find it even in better condition
than it ever was, We have, from first
10 last, endorsed this Bank, and there.
fore it is that we are gratifcd to find
it turning out to be all that We have
promised, and that it is as safe Il Bauk
as we ha;c in the &.atc.- NaorciH"
IIHjg.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13

A correspondent of the Chronicle
says; "lou will be surprised probably.
to learn that arrangements are now
being made TO commence washing for
diamonds in Georgia. yet it is true
Two localities have been found where
the true matrix and all its accompa.
nying material, are found in abnn.
dance. and from the upper section
in Hall AMI other counties, several
have been found of the fines, quality.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13

We notice in the Huntsville A3yC.
cate that there will be lcld at New
Market this week, n meeting for the
'"'herancc of the proposed railway
connection with the Winchester aud
H'a0ahN Railroad. Hon. Mr.. Bright
anu No'. hu, Francis viii address the
"' ",'''hg' The Advocate urges
"po" the people Of Madison county to
turn out largely. 1t SAYS ,hov hayo
the means and that they will c,rry H..
thing through. So mote i, no rL,,
destiny of our Railroad is a brivb, ,nJ
important one
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13

Oar friend, Dennis Dykous, has re-
tired from the Marion (Ala) Common
wealth. as editor and proprietor. and
is succeed by Sam'l G. Reid. Dykous
is a true Southcrncr, and we regret
his loss from the editorial fraternity,
yet hope he will 500 again be found
with the harness on. We thought,
friend Dykous, from the way you talk
ed to us in The Quaker City last Sum
mcr, that you was fixing yourself up
for "A lifetime in the art Prcscrva.
Did you get that steam press
you were after? Success 20 you,
wherever you go.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13

An uncle left in his will eleven sill
'es spoons TO his nephew. adding.
! have not left him the dozen,
he knows the reason"
me TACT was. the nephew hal some
t'me before stolen a spoon from his
relative.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13

Hon Stephen A. Douglas reached
Washington on the night Of the 9Th
inst. lie was met nj the railroad
station by n large crowd Of persons,
and received with cheers. They sub
scquentIy proceeded to his residence
and in response to rhcir call lie made
a brief speech Of II general charnc-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-13
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to Thurs,on and
Custer, and Thurston & Co., are notified
to come forward and settle with the un.
designed. or their accounts will be sued
on.
JOHN J. TUURSTON.