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WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
wv GRAND PIANOS

6TRINWAY SONS invite srisa and he rabhc.n sensrL
70 call and examine ther nrwly-nven.ed ovER5thiS6
GRAND PIANO which, for power and qushty Of sore pro-
sn.rse IL snnns whom musical Of 70. ooon
". sreh ~ 4 Goab.ei. III H.s.n Edi.os a Ins Asee1
l. Worsnhsap. 4 II. wsod, ssd many o:hsa
sTfINWAY 4 SONS,
A.rrhe.u,.rs soa ~ and "a wskeI ~, New Yert.
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ID" once 4 WEEK" -
" NEW ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL,
illustrated by the

ONCE 4 Wen WEB ;,rro ,ra,oo,o.1
beet winters IN Europe and Illustrated by the
"ONCE A WEEK"
NUMBERS ] ana NOW READY.
The II Glowing a few Of the regular contributor. 20
ONCE WEEk"
WILLIAM THAUkERAf,
CHARLES READt,
ALFRED TEkNY5ON,
g. Ii. LEWIS,
gro A SALA
HARRIET MARTINEAU,
SHIRLEY BROOKS,
MISS MULOCH,
MRS GASKELL,
TOM TAYLOR.
GEORGE MEREDITH. a., &c
And the following eminent and artists ara "nsato
sn The Iuustrstions:
JOHN LEACH,
J r.. MiLLAIS
JOHN TENNiEL,
HABLOT X. BROWNE,
4. kEENE
A. WOLF, &c, &c, &c.
surAr ana 2 a. now sale and No. will be ready on
BEIDAY ard will aud original poem Oy Ah.G
Ts.p,,op beautifully iustTset by J. T. miDals.
Pnee 10 cents eseh, or - per year ,,,,,n,
No. AZ Sasszn.st-, " Y,
and ell Booksellers and News Agehr
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Gucrial Notices.


Corporation Noti.e.The Joint Committee II the Board
Icnen spIrated To Cous1e Of
new, County JaiL viii in connection vitn
~ Coz use board of Supervisors THURSDAY the
2z;n inst l2 H., r. Room No. City Hall
MICHAEL TWOMEY, Chairman.
(errsr Smith'- great Discourse the "RELlGlOS OF
REASON p1D.hed in a.l Saturday. Tnbu-e Will be ead
W &c meet ug he'd for purpose at Clinton Hs
s. W eUTuer Of Atlantic and Cint0n-sts. broohyn TbiS
t~eSn..oG,l EsESING coumsnciug precisely 81 O'clock
1le ysbhc = i.speo,diiy ;ayised 10 attend
Election No,ce.-NOtic. the Male Members Of the Mad
ks hehod kpisaopal Church. There VIII D. an EIhg
TION hello the Lectue Room Of The Fst NarineisM VI h.
Ihwen Cherry BE-; Clinton AID Montgomery s's on
NEDtLsDAl the ltth day Of August 1885, between The hours
81 " Al oc.<k for Diue Trustees
THOMAS GALLAGHER President pro ten
HIERY HUME Secretary, pro tenn
fummer Complaints, Diarhea Dyspepss, Disorders of
sb~ stomach Bowels Uursry Organs tina pauscea III FAR
QUAKS CALF tOHNiA WINE BRANDf-puT- juice Of
OIspe nedicaed W,h Khubarb, Juniper Peruvian baTk
Ia Itls especially beneficial for iuyalids ard
DELICA1E, WEAK, NEKVOUS, LUW-SPIBlrED
PEOPLE.
I'll, perfectly harmless. yc, remedislly active.
Qaslt Botts, 81 RUSHTONS, at lcO FGtonst, 81
10 t62 Brosdway, and at Mrs. nhYEs's, Brooklyn
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9crsss, Carriages, ST

4 FINE YOUNG BAY HORSE for SALE
~ 6 hal hirh kno warranted sound and GOOD traveller
UNDfRHILL FLEETS Livery Stable, No So Lafayette
place.
HORSE for SALE, suitable for Family or Ply
srap-A snowy u Ise peifeo, kind and sound i5i
hsncs hb color plump pony build eight years old snd ~
fuptor condition. He accustomed 10 cry nryrg net afraid
oflocomov. bands of ulusc il in all respects perfectly
liable .nim. that lady cid drive with safety. Th-
r.,.ut him th. coupe
lrs4 Amply JAMES Johuson's Stables Il BTo.a
27ih-s;,
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6nmmcr Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD.-Four single and two mar
~ .isd s,euern csu e4ra o. d-sisse DaacEs With
Z re. of lie city aid railroad y addressing sos
70 oIsLLkY VINE, Trsuu. Orioe
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Go 6portsmen.
60 h)hom it man Concern.
CRY INSPECTOR. Drp.srsEs r

CITY IysP.cTok's DrPARTSEsr,l
hrw.YoRs, July q, 'ss.
NOTICE 10 BUTCHERS and OIHERS.-O1
N ,uG srr THURSDAY the 8.h q July, is9 al s!cod,
o- q. rurd nsst- .h or snd otn-r
refuse Substances. he tssen 70 the ona cock i9o Of @
T- 1 OF ne teal dock the FOO: Of i5h; Es RiEer hf
suc purposes viii Discontinued sid siter tie above
Ts fl copy of IA. Oroiusuc-s Il th- Common to-h
eli r,latiye Ia She removal Of ofl- -, Sc; - -
aUa n. Removal q Odal. BoC1 and EL:l tae,eison.
Tie N-yor Aldermen aid Conmo.Ely d tn- tHJ ~ .'rN
York in Common Council o5uyered % oid41 80 iol.'"s
ssc Every u'ch-r Other ocfp3irg -ly sa Srf-
tldg, ~ho shall ~ Ne. All ~ s'ush-i il -
arcu., Rouse Cr building he Cry New fOrk sIy
sh. oN EyEEY ANNA Hsy oe s. s!a-- eIti
therein. tb- zt.rlou.- aud yafn uef 20 -
thoroughly csns pn0eF TIE p-uaJ e." riv lof
cusb uesi,c or refusal 20 comply win tLis s.. Ton;
Ev,Ty hatcher stheF prs1n viuiI thi- cy, lHi'
p,r.Y sf..r Killing su gh'-rlE slusl -a- cg,eJ "
cause ccny.y-o, tElco'er YES ~ osr-- the
OF srtee offensive useless pa.:s q tAi Lni al
.-d .l stt-T- .lc psr- D.. the - ri'l
Crs or tie Ca Inspector saAL oE from lane u t'o
lisr,t under p-n-ty ot TO fT -a' al every rs- ~
iu.a 20 comply With this sectol- =, .
src j. shan BE- auy he Ci:y Inspector 70 gee hi
Sc III. cFeaaIoe ,han take sec: mn dis.sy, sad A
ordinances psrts oi ordnance. cohus u s~.h 2- r.
Aaorted ty Bo.rd # Coru-lrnen. May Is. 1856.
Adopted b, Is. arc of Aldermen. Jl-- 80. ia.
app,oyed b iAe nayo1 JGus y. 1855.
Noe y Hereby gwen ms --nr. cpnpssce WIN t1' -
erreIpeLf. q tso above ordiCsoce VII b. eailrcet
Tb- e. "a, Contractor ior the removal from he
city II ui..-c, oot q fn S1r-a Rscr -es;s
nAs aua ecc;sc he pace - wiE ne sad bod O-
al and from thence u De aarn b iGe I5l
'''''' DANIEL p DELAyAS. City I-sp-c>or.
ICE-lCE-ICE.
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DINE A DIME
N A SONG BOOK FOR DIME!
THE DIME SONG BOOK, No. y
1ki, eoleeiiol Of - -
POPULAR SONGS
sontAls list equally dc.irsbic as those Contained IN
DIME SONG BOOK No ],
sfwheb there we've eo.d - 80. o>.,,c
HUNDRt D. or THOUSANDS OF COPIES.
The seugs are Of Ill kinds,
PATRIOTIC,
SENTIMENTAL
and many Of them entirely and al of them oil
THF MOST POPULAR SORT
NO SONG R9Ok EVER SOLD 50 WE'LL
DEALERS supplied al III. usual rates, by
ROSS L TOUSEY,
General Agents,
No. l2l Na.ssusr.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

pOARD.-An English family residing az No Al
~ 7Ih.t, Cooper Institute, have set leg p.sssst
ROOMS % II r. irTu.siec grfsaisocc - sSh ooAhD
Hoa.e us.y pa.f.a ana sind neisbborbd spc;ses ssd
couvs Eiest q -. ii suc N sv.
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Cost an0 fcunS.

STOLEN--FOur large MINIATURES on lsvy:
- Lacy tbrunee with pcsrl nee ksce fancy dress Lacy
6o.i Lady (tondel GOLDEN hair hanging below the
fsrcy dress Child Win Kitten AMI tao Fairies lib
.nl rrN.s:d Is offered for tnei recovery. scdro
J.. BISHOP, Y. n, New RDssia, t-ssN Co, N. T.
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ICE-lCE-ICE.
s;:.,u ssus -; kEriied poane. - ,, per a. e
il.,.s 81 70. pUrGnESS ICs COMPANY, fo- Il sos.
Nh. o. on AID s-er FRIDAY. JAY - 1883.
s-An who have w.! ana .ais ~ ecoroSics ~
& s-i;ilg Ice.
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Gousrs 10 fct.

VI'O LET-To y small American fam ly, the up
pe- par. Of HOUSE No. 10 Essex conss;iDs Of
Rom. AID P-ute- tn s.c'ud O., snd two B,drous
T. m. sc Rent aso The Basemsu, ca ~ led d~sred.
,or : 20 Arp.y Oh IA. premise. % ". HAYWARD
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ar. all q th, i. -sl- of7 octsy.s Tas ms, sIp-renod
~ch,.n ~, sr,s.., psif.ctof 81 mechanics. sti
h., a,,aeo n sters Ihysi their Esasfss;nre.
They sI- or .trscted ssd ioD an of d plate entirely
..n.r o ,ae thus relieving boasds ard
s. wod work rran 4 me strings making thsm
ub more -h AID .rdGrEs There two sounding b-rds
.rrsus,d a. .hs- II vO giving times The n VI
brsns surface found in o,h.r panoo~ which s~ins fro
from Ike o the srins and pre-
.b.r braioUs The pauos become oder Their
l. b. simple and sc.en,ihc s1d hey endahIs
and foltcusd psnos made Call sbd them, at
WH. HALL T. SONS N@~ Store,
No 6+3 Broadway, between spring and Prinoes.s.
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7 ICHTE e. BRADBURYs Manufacturers Of

II C5u.E1r|u
conducive s.p-rorty q tone touch AID
of An extensive sssor.
sale, their War@ro-pus and Ofhoe No $D
Broon.-st. also a. their Depot, No 70 Courrlsndts,
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DIANOS, MELODEONS and ORGANS Tho
i HORACE WATERS PIANOS ADD NELODEoNs, fr
depth purity Of ,ons AID durability are assarpa.ssA Pdees
slO Plane ard hesdeons % rent Monthly 2aynslts
ceived fr Pisnos HORACE WATERS Agent No S3 Broad
way Tes,mo.as 9TH. Horace Waters Pianos
among the wy eest"Eeansett We can speas Of s-1
u-n;s from p-rsonsl kno~rdze 'Chr~..aw IatdteeE<er
"wa;.s Meodeons challenge comparison vita Tho
sres, n ade anywhere IL me oovnny."-Home Journal
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fflnsiral Instruments.

II 7 Z a r. Il I "a . y ~ .
~ M.surAcrUREss
GRAND, SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS,
ManGoons No. egi bfoad~sy
SOrS hsv- been awarded Thirty PnS- Hs1as fot
s np.lcrty Of thsir manufacture for the las IS Year,
ALso-Fos SaLy:
MASON HAMLlr'S SUPERIOR
hELO CONS snd a R MOI l u ks,
gor PubD. Churches. Vestri-s. ard Lodges,
a, Wboessle en-. Retail
pIANOs TO RENT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01

Dun FAm.--We anxiously desire that
the success Of our franklin County Ag.
ricultural and Mechanical Society this
year will be ahead Of any precedent.-
Remember that it is not far off. The %
and cd Of this month will soon be here.
Are our farmers, their wives and daugh.
tiers; our mechanics, and manufacturers,
and the people generally, preparing to
compete for premiums? Don't flag. 1t
is not the premium itself, but the honor.
We nave heretofore spoken Of the bene.
fits acciuing from these Fairs. Everybody
is surely aware Of the benefits. And
don't you want 10 see Franklin County
advance in wealth, popularity and %inlelli.
gence! BY no better or surer means
can you see this than by encouraging and
attending yearly exhibitions OF this sort.
All the counties around US are making
strong efforts for grand success, and shall
We let ours be a grand failure9 We
beseech erery farmer in the county who
takes our paper to not only be ready bu,
talk with his neighbor and see il he is ex.
cited about it. Get up the excitement,
and let's all rejoice over the success Of
our Fair.
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Nashville Market,
Promtho Nashville Daily News.
THURSDAY, {

THURSDAY, Sep. !, 1850.
BAcoN,-Shoulders arc worth 7tOs ;
Hams IL; Clear Sides lOa from wagons.
From store, packed } cent more.
LARD,-Good Lard, in suitable packa.
Cos, readily commonds 70.
WnEAT.-Prime Red 80as5c; White,
OOc, for immediate delivery.
FLouR.--Demand less. Extra So $50
per barrel; -Superfne, "a 90 dollars.
Extra Family Flour in bags, wholesale
81 so; retail 800 ~ % pounds.
CoRN,--Markel dull, Buyers ore giving
65O70 cents, 10 wagons,
Corn Meal-75O00c. This range
includes the retail price.
WmsKy.-- We quote 27O20 for Rec
tilted, Country brands 50(075c.
DRIED FRUIT.--Liule doing. Apples
| so. Pealed Peaches, 3 50a4. I'm
pealed 2 so.
RopE,-Grass l24al4c, Jute l2a, Cot
ton Thread 224a23.
SEEDs-Hungarian Grass Seed 81
Millet SO 00a3 so: Flax Seed 81.
Sall.-Finc sack is worth | Goal rs;
Coarse l so, Barrel Acc. per bushel.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-01
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Celebrated Female Pill S.
Prepared from a Prescription ofSir J. Clarke, NJ. D. Ply
sician Extraordinary to the Queen.
INIlIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is UNFAILlNG IN
l. the cure ofall those painful and dangerous diseasestO
which the female constitution is subject. It mOdcratest II
excess and removes all distractions. and u speedy cure
may be relied ON.
TO MARIE LADIES
1t il peculiarly suited. II will, in a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each b~ottle-prlcoO one Dollar-bcars the Government
stamp OiGrGat Britain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NOTE + TAKEN by females during the
FIRSTTllREE MONTHS ar PREGNANCY, as they are sure
to bring on MIsCAHHIAGE, but at any other time THEY ARE
SAFE.
II all cases ofNervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight eycrtion, Palpitationo OF
the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will effect a
cure when all other means have failed and although a
pc werlul remedy do not contain iron, Calomel, antimOny
or anything hurtiul to the constitution,
Full dlrcCtlOnaCCompa each package.
Sole Agent For the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
QLate |. G. Baldwin, Co..
Rochester, N Y.
N. B.-S1 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized Agent, vii. insure a bottle ofthc Pills by re
turn mail.
Forsale by Smith w. Houghton, Agent at Winchester,
and by Gerry q Dcmoville, Nashville, wholesale Agents
or Tennessee neCl0 iy
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Land fOl. Sale.

By virtue Of a decree of the county
Court of Franklin county, pronounced at
its August Term, 1859, in the case of
James M. She'd, admir-, VS.. Julius c..
Sims's heirs, | will, on Monday, the 81
day Of October next, at the Courthouse
door, in the town of Winchester, offer
for sale, to the highest bidder, a tract of
land containing 100 acres, in district No.
8, Franklin county, belonging to the es.
tate of Julius G. Sims, decd.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said land will he sold on a credit Of
~ months, biddinss for the same to com.
mence at 81 so per acre. Note and ap,
proved security will be required of tho
purchaser, and a lien retained on The
land until the purchase money is paid.
r. F. SIMS, Clerk.
Sept /, 1859.
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Nav died. Hergrave is near n

May died. Hergrave is near ~
and a neat little monument marks it.
She left one child--a dear little girl,
that is now in kind hands. 1t will
soon be four years old, and we do
earnestly hope that when it grows up
TO be n woman and finds suitors at
her hrinc-petilioners for her hand--
that she may not bctray herself with
the hope of reforming her husband g(.
Ter marriagc.
Arson Wright is still a lingcrcr at
those hcll.hOIcs which line so many of
the streets in our great cities and
tow MS, and line them too with the
permission of our lam. We enact
laws to punish the murderer, but al.
low dram sellers to vcnd their poison,
for IA palIry sum Of cankcring drosS.--
The man who kills his brother in II
moment Of anger is often punished
with years 0fimprisonmcnt, and some
times death, yet tie same law per
mits the liquor to deliberately invade
the family and social circle, aud ere
ate woe and sorrow all nr0und--dc'
slr0y youth and manhood. and doom
both to ruin--brcak the mothers heart
and bcrcavc the doting child--to
blot out parental attachment and
bring families to d~ishonor--tO make
wives widows, children orphans, and
fathers Gcnds--to destroy virtue and
kill pcacc-sIandcr innocence and
pollutc all things within its compass,
and then in turn offers no Amends
Would to God it were different. But
our Mw permits it, and while such
is the case, young men will drink, and
thousands Of instances will yet hap
pen Of fair, trusting girls who viii be
wrecked and lost in trying to rc)o'm
their huSJands Gltcr mo'Ti"ge.
WINcmGsTGR, TESN.. 1859.
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FUN FOR THE WEEK.

Mr.. Wilbur gave an entertainment at
Harmonic Hall on Monday and Tuesday
nights last. The performance consisted
Of little "magic lantern pictures and
vcnlriloquism throwed in. He had a
large attendance on Monday night, for
it had been a good while since any sort
of a show had been to town, and every.
body wanted something to drive away
dull care and amuse them. The price of
admission was only twenty. five cents,
and Of course his crowd was considera.
bly, larger than if he had charged more.
or course, too, We didn't mind q quarter,
and so went in lemons and got squccz.
ed )" that is, we felt slightly h~umbugged.
We expected to see Panorama, ac.
cording to his advertisement, but instead,
he only exhibited some small pictures,
painted on transparent varnish or slides
or glass, but considerably magni6ed by
means ola lamp, or lantern, Most ofthe
pictures were quite new such as the
mouse trap, the pink, &C., every woman
aud man, child and servant, having seen
tho same years ago. Mr.. Wilbur hum.
plugged us there, but then the crowd en-.
joyod it finely. They were in tho dark,
and some "sortcr bad boys" couldn't
keep from Joining in the chase" when
they saw the flcetncss Of the deer in run.
ming from the hounds. And occasionally
sone little urchin would give vent TO his
admiration in a style peculiarly his own,
and powerfully amusing. One little (cl.
low said he saw the old elephant stoop
as he entered the ark-the artist having
failed to make a symmetry in his work,
ny painting the elephant larger than the
ark that was to carry him. However,
the crowd understood the intention Of
the artist, Mr.. Wilbur having explained
the occurrence that the painting intended
to bring TO mind.
After stating then TO the crowl that he
had .honored them with a presentation Of
his finest paintings that night, he proceed.
cd to light up the house before giving us
specimens Of his ventriloquism. Now,
at this last named feat, he is to'crable
good-Jehind a curtain. He don't do
like Wyman or McAlister. They stand
in front Of the audience, and you cannot
see the slightest culver Of the lips while
they produce the and converse.
uon OF the mimic second voice. But on
Tue whole, Mr.. Wilbur has a good deal
Of ven'riloquism in his soul, and his bur.
'''q'e upon the style in which many
young '~od'e'"pils on the agony" nova.
u''' singing was frs, rate, and pleas.
ell the crowd SO we'll tina, he ,snsa,.d 4,
upon being slightly sncorsa. Then ri.
imitation OF a fellow falling down a ,ons
pair Of steps was pretty good, as wa, also
the squealing Of the pig. Some fellow
remarked that hearing that pig .qussl
made him think that Mr.. Wilbur had
hogged him GU, ofa quarter. but we told
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University Of Nashville.
Military College,

J. BERRlEN LINDSEY, NJ. d., d. d., Chancellor ofthe
University, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology.
Col. b. X. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the Military
College, and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES +. HAMILTON, A. NJ, Professor OF Maihemat'
les, and Natural Philosophy.
J. H.. STEWART, A. NJ, Professor ofGreek and Lat
in Language and Literature. -.
GEORGE $. BLACK1E, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor Of
Botany and Natural History.
Rev J. w. HOYTE. A. NJ, NJ; D., Professor OF Mental
and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
Z. X. WINSTON, NJ. d., Surgeon.
The First Term of the Academic Year 1SJ96O, eom'
mences on the 9th of September, 1853.
The Second Term Commences gu the 2d OF January
1861. Commencement exercises take place on the 'm
OF June, 1860. T.,
Tuition, boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Use ofArms, StO5 per Term. Matrie.
ulation Fee, g. Students are required to furnish thel'
rooms. Engineering, French, Spanish, German, Draw,
ing, Book. keeping, and Fencing, each 80 per Term oil
twenty weeks. Ii.
Of The IIniyeTsity for Scientific and Classical Scholarship
will be maintained, aud at the same time, every facility
Afforded those who desire to pursue a partial course
Besides the four regular College Classes, there is alsoa
Preparatory Class. Students under IA years OF age VIII
not be admitted.
By the aid OF Military Discipline, effective government
is established, and health, physical culture, good 0Idei
and industrious habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, or additional information, apply 10
any member OF the Faculty, or
b. X. JOHNSON, SUPERINTENDENT
August lS-3t,
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Be PUScruAL.-Ccrtainly friends
certainly, by all means, tread the mark,
keep the peace. BE at your post, do
as you say, vowandpay. Never prom
ise a thing unless you intend to meet
the obligation at the precise time, the
very moment! Let your word be sa-
cred, truthful. God iearingly: disap'
point not. By s~lackness, %looseness
and prevarication, you lose the conf
dence of the public-injurc yourself,
your family, your soul. your lIfe.-
Punciuality is the lie OF business
Golden Rule.
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A Valuable Tract of Land
For Sale,

Only one-h0g mile from The corpora
ton Of Winchester.
The Ben Decherd Tract Of Land, con.
tanning about
EIGHTY ACRES,
very rich, and lying North Of the Rail.
road, will be sold on the
la Monday IN November,
at public sale, unless sold privately be-
fore that time. For information in re.
gard to This Tract Of Land, terms, &C.,
apply 10 A. S. COLYAR,
Trustee for Mrs. McGehee.
Sept. %, 1S59-tf.
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Usage Orange Plants.

We are prepared TO Furnish from I TO
10000 of the above plants for Hedging,
in quantities TO suit purchasers, or II, 900,
the number required to set a mile, for
$50, with full directions for planting,
cultivation, and pruning. This is The
cheapest and best Hedge plant that We
are acquainted with, and the large and
increasing demand for the plants is
guarantee of its adaptedness for The pu,.
poses for which ii is SO highly recommen.
ded. Orders by mail promptly execu.
ted. S. w. HOUGHTON & CO.,
Sept. /. Winchester, Tenn.