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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27
Land for Sale.

Is. e. Nucklcr,
vs..
Joseph Nncklcs,
On Monday, the LIST day of October, 1860,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester, |
will sell, to the highest bidder, upon IL credit
of s months. dos. Nucklcs interest in the tract
ofland attached in this cause. the purchaser TO
give bond with good security, and II lien re-
tanned upon said interest until the purchase
money is paid. II. 4. ESTILL, &. Il VI.
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Sept. 6, 1860.
State Of Tennessee Franklin Co.

oCaCe OI IenneSSc---traIlkllu w.
". b. E:kridgc, H.,
The heirs of John Eskridge, dsc'd.
PETITION TO RESIGN.
On motion Of complainant and it appearing
to the Satisfaction Of the County Court
thai somc Ut tac hers Ut the decd, names
not kn0wn-grc non residents OF u State
OF Tennessee so that the ordinary process ol
aw cannot be served upon them.
II is Therefore ordered that publication b.
made for four consecutive weeks IN the Home
J]ourn,l, n weekly newspaper published IN
tho town of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
SAID nun-rcsldents To appear beforct he Wor-
sh,plulC County Court Of Franklin Co.., Tenn,
tobc hcld at the Court House in the town
orWinchester. on the first Monday in Octo-
Der next, l-G0, TO plead answer or de-
mur 10 said petition or the tamc will be taken
for confessed and>sei for hearing exparte as
to them J. II. ENOCHS, Clerk.
scptlj-S3
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Jno. B. Ellison & Sons.

Importers and Jobbers of
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AND TAiLORS' TRIM MINGS,
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PHILADELPHIA,
Would invite tho attention of BUYERS to their
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makes of Foreign Cloths and Doeskin
in Blacks and Colors; and offer the exclusive
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ita Servings, (warrantcd lG or. to the pound
and Machine Twist in all %colors. Orders by
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aug30-1y.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
unlve ST. Confidence and Patronage.

FOR srArriMEN, JUDGES, ClERu,mES
Ladies and Gentlemen In all parts ofiho W rid testify
.e e.nSasy OF " ood's Hair Restorative, a gentlemen
o. me fiess are unanimous In its praise. Afew testimn.
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Wall st., N ", FNc. 20, lNa.
G,cntlemen - Your note OF the 10Th has heen received.
saying that you had heard that had been bene flied by
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age Is 90 years the color OF my hair auburn, and inclined
10 on'i' Some five or six years since it began to turn
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scpsibili,y shd dandruT TO form upon il. Each OF these
aisagcabuities increased with time, and abou, four
months sihcea fourth was added to them, by hair falling
on tue top OF my head, and threatening TO make mo bald
n this unpleasant prcdicament, | was induced to nv
NoV's hair restorative, mainly to arrest the hllin. or
OF my hair, for ! had really no expectation that gray half
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Very respectfully,
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Land for Sale.
John and PAXTON Nhhersoh'

John and Paytoh "HAcr'0"'
VS..
McCrabtrce.
IN Monday, Oct. LIST, 1850, before the Court
,,n.e door in Winchester, l will sell, to tho
higbcst bidder, for cash, the tract Of land upon
1,,.,borlnnd Mountain upon which McCrab-
,rr now lives. II. II. ESTlLL, ca u.
auesO-S3 ~.
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The Fall session Of Cumberland Pres
bytcry has been in session for tho past
week IN our town. A large number OF
persons are In attendance.
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,. BEN. 4. LAVENDER
To o J. Wood q Co.: ~, Broadway, N. +.

,u. Siannaston, Ala, July 90, 1850,
10 fIoh =. j. W oot- Dear Sir: Your "Hair Restore.
The use oft that wish TO make known toths puhljr ~
It's effects on the hair, which are great. A man or womsn
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than oxeri at least this IL my experience. Believe il ali
Yours truly, WM, IL. KRNrnvN
II - ou can publish the above v you like. by pub
south. see several of your c%ertiicat,s In tho Mobilo
Mercury, a strong Southern paper. ~ IL
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TERMS

Said land will be sold ON a credit Of J. 'l"a '
3 years, except $40 in casll. to be pau , M .ni.
of sale. Notes with two or nore syJu nn.aha-
fcient securities will be required ., i1 III Who'll.
ser, and II lien retained the sn;J
of the purchase money = PIN TYocUs Clerk.
senti5I 20 DE-
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Houses and Lots for Sale.
Rank of South Carolina,

D.; X p. s. Dechcrd, ct. ais.
ON Monday, LIST of October, 1860, before the
conr,housc door. in Winchester, I will sell, to
ne highest bidder, upon q credit of 6, IL & ls
months Except the sum of 5000 90 CASH the
house. and lots and the land described in the
pleadings. The purchasers to give bond with
good security. and a lien retained upon the
land and houses until the purchase money 10
lsid. u. II ESTlLL, c. d VI.
sngs0-S& So
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WooD,s UlIp pF>TopATIvL

Prot o. j. Wo0d-lear Sir ;-Having had he m,sror.
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Of the yellow fever, In New Orleans IN 1851, was i'm.
dbcei TO mnke q trial of your preparations, aud ;ouId 4
10 answer as the very thing needing. My hair + THAR
and glossy, and no words can express my obi eatAns 10
your IN giving to the afflicted such a treasure.
FINLEY JOiySN.
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Monday LIST of October, 1860

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OCuLYsTs AND AURusTs.

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L,OR SALE OR LEAeE-93 WEST WARREN HrRIyr,
South Brookyn the three story
sne hont House. with high essemtn In compete oser ~Mn
81 mtdsfn coape.e3,ea The t0rse 10 Is tn !es With
l.sye yard and three story brick n b.
70 fee; VIII oe rented low 10 good lso a.
BpCk NAEIER. ag Fesrl erect
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L'OR sALE OR 10 LEr-TBE FIRss CLAsT rHgEE
story and basement bic House. With all The
90 East Twenty second street fret
Fourth Apply 10 H. Bellows 5S< Broadway
M
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DOR sALE OR TO LsAsy-THE BROWN STONE
Eou,e No l0s n es Thirty fourth s1a;h pear
Broadway; Re bSd peoi.ey. For pAricu
apply a. j. BE hCK In SON h CO., no. 7 Pine u.
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E1Ui TON STREET STORE TO LET-RENT $3.50. AP.
IL ply u j. 7. SAVAGE, 90 Fulton atreet, N T. j. 3d.
vage wachmater 90 Fulton street. will 24O Green
Wtch street Msy l, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

nR0ADwAY gTORs AND PORTION OF TIE UP
- 70 let together separate No sS Broadway,
door above Twelfth de. WIN b. altered TO
IN tenant Inquire Of J. z HADDEN co., 755 Broad
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ITO SHIP BUILDERS AND LUABEaMEN.-r.k BALE
exchange, SEQ Of land, tavtn,
OAK pine spd bemlock in equal -s snu<ei Tho
Leesny river Tho New iorE and
bury railroad With the Aaotic snt sisssippi
veytd through the land inhe iculars ,rs Of
Il. 7. STEVENS, IL n al street.
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ITO LIT-Ar CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND SWISS
Cottage with two Of Land The houee c,ntains 10
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TOE SALE OR TO LET-A NEW CORNER STORE,
Dwelling snd Stable connected first class stand for
oeery Nqutx drug ssoie opportunity given 10
pay Also Two small stores ind Dwellings Call at the cor
ner Of Marcy and De Kalb aues. Brooiiyn.
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NAGkhT Lors FORstLE OR RXCu1TGE-NSARLY
Two thirds Of block OF ground which inpro9 pro-
perry u be taken for bsif No
objection to sosd cafs Of tensnen. houses Apply 10
ThOAAs ALCfAELAN, 10. LEO isH'h ssrse. Third
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DuLL's FERRY NEW JERsEY-Fo LKT OR LEASE,
- " Eouse with ten acres Of Ground bea1ufal situated
house eootsps II besides wing Communication seve
,er and 81 ferry from Forty street North river
Tent low Apply 70 D. 4 A. KiNGsLAND & Sutton. IS
BRosd street, New York. or TO e. D. LAWRENCE, l.09l
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RR0ADwAY STORE TO LET-HALv OF ONE OF
ID best situated Stores the street.; uneroeptona
b tenant .he viii be low Address Store box 53 Post
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VALgAsiE FAHM FOR sALE-oNs or rns acsf
rear hc:ts Highly cultivated Ia large quxtrts OF -
choicest ns AID every thag ds rAhle for % sad
wtsih City property IL part for ApulV
to AlfX. OsTEANDEa, 81 Wall street. en- York.
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TOR BALE OR RXCHANGE--A VERY DEaIR Bile
House in Brooklyn conveniently located 10 FAIRIES and
railroads. nearly and IN perfect order price Sc 600
cunt remsin ortcsge desirsd take
part in sood dry goods groceries cohng Address House,
box l43 Herald Office
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Unwilling FLOORS, AND BUsINEsS BASEMENT
70 Location most eliehle first ard third Floors Of
dwelling each Ave and six $3.50 ard $25 The base
20 feet Deep $50 In huuse 1893 Sixth
nue. 0os water, marble man.els, &c
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IyARM TO LXOHANGE-A SPLENDID FARM OF 100
without incumbr Westcheser county ~ miles
from Yo X with syie ndd v.Aw crty miles,
buildings orchard and several te building utel
DIHGEE HOLDEN, No. Pine street.
Or J.OTS IroadWav
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WTsTBKN LANDs-CNe CT THE MoSr YiCTy.
resqu.ly stusted snt sc,essib.e uuirr ~
Rgher Is Of he Huceon III be for goo! weeya
lands, so;stle for stock farm Apply 70 CALDWELL 4
JANIS, 96 Broadway
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EOR sALE-AT BARGAIN, ON FIFTH AVENUE.
northeast corner Of l?sth street Harlem bssnfu and
subetxIt FL Two story Cottage with modern improvements,
erected for owner cccupsnt &so good carriage
Hcuie with two lots o. un6, Il, shade ana
desirable property the avenue severed AVID the
Prize sold soou 50 600 For cards o. admas on, &C. apply
70 j. =. KNOWN III Eassan eIeet. from 70 8 r. NJ
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COG sALE. 70 Int or EXCE kNGE-FOR Rouse II
Rev Yerk Brooklyn ben in! Italian villa
81 hsos9omelJ ofn.mer1c grounds TtsEbestoR
count, ia Give mes from Hew YCrs Apply 10 NCaA,
Ia ~ william street o. DlkSbE X HOhpEs, 40 prno
Akfeet and l.uis EIOa. cay
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DRRKMAN sTRrRT TO LET STORE, BASEMENT
- and Cellar Of % Beetman street each floor about % feet
with FIRE proof &C Loosioa yrabe for
hare drug other business Apply JAMES
PRICE 100 Hudeup stroet
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LOB SALE IN BROOKLYN-TEE Gotta nOCsD,
Il With extension Ter dining titeteu ID Aoebt ID
Myrtle spd svenr.s Gss &c waes n
rccncsd Lot - ny 100 feet Price 81 &c.
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DROADWAY STORE TO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR
- Of No 439 The rsos active part Of the street, rent low
\ ppiy On Tie premises.
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CoLoABIA HOUSE AT CAPE NAY,

TvOLONBrA HOUSE AT CAPE NAY,
" To rent or for sale with the furniture.
1hs fine properly with three situated on
- tsn Of the island COMMANDING bree stes
pbs easd OF the with beautiful and shAded lawn
front open The 10 offered for sse the House
Cottages viii euted for term OF The rent
price the properly will bs inside seasonsbe srd every
induce offered suitable person perSons TO mako
object TO them Perhaps favorable opportunity
be With than 10 afforded for ohping elegant
position Of the watering places In - United States
and - there e ow almost certainty that railroad viii be
built the ssnd there be doubt that large and
Asbie business viii be there Apply to RICHARD
Trustee southwest corner Of Fourth and Prune
TkilAdelrhia.
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LNORskLy IN BBOOKLYN-rHE HANDSOME BRO M
fstope En- slsh howae Fex street near ruL
sc avenue urst street below Port ieens place. complies
order having heater hot cold handsome
axtures marble mAntels throughout a. Win be sod g
The owner leaves the city in few days. Apply T. SMITH,
Panama RAlrOAd Company, IS WAN street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

ITO LET OR LEAsE-FOR HOTEL OR OTTER PoR.
poses the large anson House. and ots of ground
Of Thteh and Fist avenues The House and
Stable No. Bond street; modern House l53 wes twenty
fourth House s9 Crosby street, small modern House
1872 hast Forty seventh street, the hoel Grauercy or
bird and Twentieth street, Eouse and Stable
Bond Lots 0 and 0S division modern House
las Esst Feh ststei second and third floors Of 4S Cor
fifty and Fifty 'th ss.rests and
Fntt third and broadway Apply at 10! Broad
from il 70 ~ o'clock SO Ess. Twenty seventh
Of PETER A. h. JACKSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

NOR skLI-A FINE FARM, AT NEAE HOCKAWAY,
L. OF rs Of cbofoe land; fine cottage House Out
nuldngs Ac q mEeo blatant from The city and well adapted
ay Of land with the huidinye. Will be sold railroad
tbs farm projected InQye particulars OF YuNd ll6
Houston street. or RI RMS WSfCHNAN. Ill WEtna street.
Anrner Of John,