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ton and the right of every community TO lrce-
dom and happiness, gave sanction to this scpc-
ration. When the government established over
any people becomes incompetent 10 tulhll Its
or destructive to the essential ends
for which it was instituted, ii, the right Of
the people, founded on the law OF nature. and
the reason of mankind. and supported by the
soundest authority, and some very illustriou.
precedcnts, to throw of such government and
provide new guards for their future safety
| appeal to you, my countrymcn, to know II
these views are not the dictates Of human ma
ture and natural right Can any obligation
impairing these natural rights prevail ISM
not one Of tho5 %enutural right you sometime
hear discussed IN your Courts, (cVrn II we
were in tn" Union, pledged I" remain under
any and all circulnotancnsJ IN when tI''lh'h's
Of nature are stronger than any lnw;-ohc "l
those rights Of srlf-acfrnce which no law or
previous or simultaneous contract can impair Z
l. it not IL fundamental supreme law, a1oVt AL
other law. aud to which all other law must
bend
Bat, fellow citizens, suppose, ON th" other
hand, the government should coercc - seeding
State, what sort Of spectacle is presented to you
in this Democratic, ruling Of the people govern
m,nt? A Sovereign State whipped into Der
Is. aud kept in il by standing armies; and u
we should sccrdr aud be forced back, it will
have TO be kept in by an army always IN
watchfllucs,. Would this state Of things be
that perfect Union, that establishment OF jus
ticc, that ins0laacc N domestic troHgHtitty, that
provision for "A common defence, tina promo
lion Of general welfare, that securing 1t our
sclyc, and our p~osterity the bIcsSlngsof lib r.
IT, programmed in the preamble to your Con.
| sti,ution! Oh, no, fcllow-citizcns, it vas n"v'
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50,UUCOPIES ALREADY SOLD.
TverYbody's LAWYER

LiFOlJ oSltJ . I<| "yC
AND COENSELLOR IN RTSINESS,
By Froaf Cy0a@y, Of tie Hi}aaclphia Bar.
1t tells you how to draw uppnrtncr.hip papers
aud gives general forms for agreements of
uIi kinds, Bills orSalc, Lease Il Petitions.
1t tells You how to draw up Bonds and Mort
Cages, Afidayits, Powers Of Attorney.
Notes and Billa Of Exchange, Receipts and
Releases.
t tells YOU the laws for the collection ofdebts, with the
statutes OF ii. i,ation, ard amount and Kind Of
property exempt from execution in -yc,y state.
It tells you how to make M Assign ent properly. with
forms lr COMPOSITION vita Creditors, and tie Ir
solvent Laws 0f every State.
II tell you the le al relations existing lct ween Guardian
and Wa,d, Master and Arprcnti,e, aud Landlord
ord IchHHt.
lttcIls loI what constitutes Libel ard Slar der, aud the
the law as 10 NariI"c nover the " iic's + iiht in
Property, Iiy0lCc and AIinnny.
!tt"lls yuu the law for Mechanics Liens in every state,
aud the Naturalization laws Of ills country, aud
how 10 Co ply with the same
It tells YOU the law concerning Pensions and how to oh.
tain one, aid the Pie tmption Laws TO Public
Il tells you the Law 0r Patents, with mode Of procedure
tn obtaining orc, with htcrteicnces, Assignments
and Table Of Fees.
II tells YOU how to make your Vii, AID how TO admins.
ter on an Estate, with the law and the require.
mcutS thereof In every tate.
1t tellt you tic meaning OF Law Terms IN general use and
explains to you the legislative, Executive ard Ju.
dICiu FUWers Of both the General aud State Gov.
crnmrHts.
1t tells you how to LCcp ont Of flaw, by showing low to
do yuur business legally, thus saving a vast amount
Of property, and ~yeAatiuua litigation, By its timely
consultation
Single copies will he sent hy mail, postage paid, to ev.
cay farme Every Mechanic. Every Nan of business,
and Everybody in very state, on rccript Of ole cellar,
~ In law style OF birding at 81 %.
$1,000 \ YEAR i ser he %sd ss by en- N.
cry where, in selling The above work, as OuI il ducenents
to such arc very liberal.
rnr single coiics Of the Book, or for terms to Agents,
with cthcr in'urms' ion. ami, i0ur adlre ss
JOHN Il. POTTER, PUBLISHER,
Ne. ca Sarsom St. Philadelphia, Pa.
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SANDFORD'S
FAMILY Cathartic Pills 6.

COMPOUNDED FKoM
Pure Jeqetable E1trdctS, and put up in
GLASS Gases, Air Tight, and uW
Keep in duy climate.
The Family Cuthartic Pill is II gentle
u but active Cathartic which the proprietor
-! has used in his practice more than twenty
a years, c.,,,
~ those who have long used the Pills, and
the satisfaction which all express in regard
to their use. has induced me to place them
u within reach of all.
- The profession well know that different
- Cathartics act on different portions oil the
~ bowels.
Ct The Family Cathartic Pill has, with
= due reference to this well established fact,
- been compounded from II variety of the
- Purest Vegetable Extracts, which act
u alike on every part Of the alimcntnry ca
q uul, and are good and safe in all ca,c,
wl,r,u Cuthnrtic is rocco, such rs De-
Engagements Of the Stomach, Slccpincs,, Pains
in the Back and Loins, Cortiycness, Pain and
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden
cold, which frequently, II neglected, end in p
long course Of Fcycr, loss Of Appetite, II Crecss
ing Sensation OfCold over the body, tsestlen-
ness, Headache, or Weight in the Head, all Ira
lammatorv Diseases, Worms in Children o,
Adults, Rheumatism. a great Purifier Of the
Blood, and many diseases to which flesh Is heir;
too numerous to mention IN this advertisement
DOSE, ! to 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liver lnyigorator and Family Cathar-
tic Pills ARE ~rctailcd by Druggists generally
and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns. 5. y. W. SANFORD, NJ. d.,
L -.-- o --.t
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ESTABLISHED 1916. Il. HOWE, JR.
ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATENTEE.
These machines IRE strictly irst class, und
for beauty and simplicity of construction, du-
r%abili,y, and efficiency IN working, are I'M
rquailed by any. They mike a light locE
stitch more nearly aliDe upon both sides o,
the goods than TINT made by any other m
chine.
They are capahlc ofdoinga greater variety
0rwork than any otherIamIIy machine. The
$50 machine is warranted to do as fine work
Ms the Wheeler & Wilson. and as heavy US
the large Singer machine
0S" FAMILY MACIlNES-priccs $50,
$40, so, so, and 100.
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for all Lea
Their stitching, such as Btols and Shoe work
Carriage Trimming, Harness work, &c.
have always held u reputation far above any
other m0chine-a fact universally admitted.
No other Leather Machines use so small a
needle us The Howe Cylinder M"chinc.-
Price Sl35, and $50.
WHAT CONSTITUTES GOODSEWING
MACHINE!
|. II should be well mGde, simple in its con
-lrucljon, md easily kept in order,
=. 1t should make a tight lock stitch, alike
on both sides oftic ma'erIal.
3. 1t should se| any and all materials that
can be sewcd.
4. 1t should be able to use cotton thread or
silk.
3. 1t should be able 20 sew from coarse to
fine. and from thick 10 thin, with rapidly and
without chang. Nc The tension.
q i should be able 10 make the tension
greater or less, on both the under and upper
Dhrcads, and with uniformity.
7. II should have Il STRAIGHT needle, curry
- mes are Liable to brcnk.
). The needle should have per cndiculnr
motion. THIS is absolutely necessary for
heavy WorG.
.. It should be able to bind with Il binder,
ben with II hcmrHcr: should stitch, fell, run
and gather.
10, 1t should be always ready to work.
II. 1t should be- cupab,e Of using the same
/ size orthrcud on both sides Of the work, and
/ ofusiug d]lllcrcnt colorcd thread or silk, above
or below, to correspond with any twn rnlcr.
Of cIotH to be united.
T.. 1t Should be able to make q long OF
short stitch.
l3. Ii should commence sewing tightly at
the FIRST stitch.
II II should run cosily and mike butlItlle
noise.
-. ns'ould hayea Whccl.lecd: none other
nrr Ia constant contact with the work.
II. Il should net be liable to get cut s. or
der.
II. It should not be liu!lc to break the
hrcad, nor skip stitches.
-. 1t should not be liable to oil the opera
i tors dress.
ID. ltshouId not form II ridge on the under
| side, nor rqvci out, nor be wastciul otthrcad;
as is The case Nllh al chain stitch TaChincs,
~ II should not be more trouble than it i.
WORTH"
arr THE BESI
'iho Howe Family and leather Machine,
are warranted to give better satisfaction lhar
other machines in'hc market, or mon, re-
funded.
The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in tn,
city (Orrs & Alacuaught's) ct SO cents pei
dozen. IIowc'- Machine Twist, cxccllen,
article 25ccnts PER dozen.
CONE BROS, 53 College Street,
J n. 10Th. Nashville, Tenn.
". ", rtsmutcs, jill, Forror. d.. nismukNs
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What Everybody Wants,
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

CONTAINING
SlMnL2 REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED, FOR THE
CURE " DISEASE IN ALL foRMS.
PROFESSOR HENRl S |:rL0P " p
j tells you DO" 10 attend uron the sick ard how 10 cook
!Or tlemi how to IfrTarc Drinks, poultices. &c
and how to guiad against Infection from Conia.
piUus diseases.
II tells yon ol tie vatirus diseases OF Children, aid gives
the hest and simplest mode o. Treatment dvring
IeetllnG' CGnyulsions, Vaccii alton, W~hoorias
1t tells You the symptoms of CT0lp Cholera IrGan,um.
Colo, pi'rrloa, Worms, Scaled Head. Ring.
Worm, ,hithcnPoN' &c, aud gives you tie best
Il tells you the symptoms ul icycrand Agus aud Bilious.
Yellow, Tylhu', SCARLET ard other Fcvers, and
nllss you Tie tr'i aud simplest remedies for
It tells 81" the SIM. tens 81 Innu "a, CONSUMPTION.
p!S.rIsia ihra. hroIsy Govt, rheumatism,
i~hhtago, Iry'friias, &C., aud gives you The
best remedies bT their cure.
It tells you tue symptoms Of Pleulisy, Mumrs. Neural.
ti1, ~ipopleyy, Paralysis, the vanOus diseases Il
The la'oat, Teeth, lar ald tle, ,Id The bee,
zen olies for their cure,
II tells you tho symp,ons OF Epilepsy. Jaurdiee, Pies,
Rupture, Diseases ofthe Heart. liemmouhser,
Nerereal diseases. ard Fydrophobia, ard gives
the hast remedies for their cure.
u tells You Il = best ard simplest trcatrcnt for y ouris
iiohcn one and lisln6aiions, Sprains. Lock.
Jaw, Fever Sores. White Sweilinss. Ulcers.
Willows, Eui's, Scuryy, Rurns. anl SoIOmla.
u 'eIi you 81 The various diseases peculiar 10 " omen.
aid gives TIC best and simplest remedies ior
her cue, together with many vsluable hints
Tor The pTeseTvation OF tie health.
The work Is written IN lain lanruare. rec nom n Cd.
ir7i terms, 50 a. TO Re sasilt ~ deptotd, while its sim.
lIc recipes may soon save you many times the cost OF
he book. u l. printed n , clear and oJcn type Il ~
llsl'atcd With appropriate er:tavinss, and will he for.
"arded to your address, neatly hound ard rostsss raid,
81 receipt ofOre dollar.
$1,000 A YEAR t t:Ir BE %:f ss ~ en-
erywhere, in selling the above work. as our induce
U"nts to all such are VERY literal.
For single copies ofthe rook. or for terms TO agents,
with Other information. apply TO oT address
JOHN +. POTTER, PUBLISHER.
No. Gil SAMSON St, Philadelphia.
au ,3D-Gm.
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MOTTiT4AI'ssS
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
BLTTERS.

THESE Medicines have now been before the public for
| a period Of thirty years, and during that the have
maintained a high character in almo t every part Of the
Globe, for their extraordinary aud i%nmcdiat, power Of
restoring perfect health to persons suffering under near
ly ever kind OF disease TO which the human frame Is
liable. The following are among The distressing yt.iQ'y
ofhnman diseases III VIII Oh the
Nn~n,hvD ssc> Ny~nsFEI;,na
81 - ..nt ~ 10 :, a1iIIn
nv "" D0 1",'
nfofEfSlAi ny thoroughly tIoiLs ne hc htSl aid sec
ond stnmJchS, ami creItin! 0 now pi pUre, hralthj hIc,
Instead NJ he stale ard acrld hind f!atulenoy, Loss Of
Appetite, Heartburn, Headache, Res'IeSsness' mlem'
per, Anxiety, LanguOr ahd McIihc!oly' winch arc HE
nptons oi dyspepsia, VIII 'ah'sh' IS a natural
consequence Oliis cure.
CtSllVENEsS, by cleansing the who'e length Of the
intestilcs, with asOIVcnt process anu without Nloichc9,
all yiL!eG. purEes .eiNc the DOVES tVslI'c With Two
days.
FEVERS ofa!l Kinds, by Restoring the hln'dto a ras
ular circuldtiOn, thpruSh the process OF %leAlireti 4 lt
such cases, ard the thDtouSh solution o. all Intestinal Oh
structi0is in others.
The Life Medicines have pien hn0'Nn to cure EhCugla
iism permanently in three weeks, the Lout in h.li that
time by removing local iLfilmnEtiOu rom The muscles
and ligsmeHts OF tue joints.
DRotSlEs DIAL kiLds, b. isein@ aid sircrgi hcning
the kidneys and bladder they operate mast delightfully."-
ON these impoitlni o. gaps, and ichcc have ever been
loud ceslain remedy FOR the woisi case Oi Gravel.
NOBMS, by disl"Nging T. ON the tuttings o. tie bowels
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Marble Works.

| am prepared to furnish every description of
MARBLE WORK
at the shortest notice. Monuments of every
style. Head and Foot Stones for Graves. Tiles,
Tablcand Bureau Tops. handsomely finished,
Mantle Of al kinds and prices, which will not
fail to suit Purchasers, kept constantly on hand
at my Murhl, Ware Room. corner Spring and
Simmer streets, opposite st. Cloud. All or
d,rs strictly attended to. 81 linens and draw
ing, 5an be- seen ut the Home Journal Office,
Ly calling on D.. X. SLATER, Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
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Jno. y. Ellison & Sons.

Importers and Jobbcrs of
CLOTHS, CASSlM ERES, NESTlNGS
AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
339 Market St., Second door below Fourth,)
PHILADELPHIA,
Would invite the attention Of buyers to their
large lines of Fancy Cassimcres, Nestings, and
different makes of Foreign Cloths and Doeskin
in Blacks and Colors and offer the exclusive
sale in Philadelphia of lIilgcr'S celebrated
make of Cloths and Doeskins also La Favor
ita Servings, Warranted IL Oh, to the pound
and Machine Twist in all colors. Orders by
mail carefully and promptly attended to
nup3O-ly.
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CIGARS, PIPES, SNUFF, & TOBACCO.
j. M. ACKLIN,
Successor TO Y. Crnne

V'U0V'7-VI u ~ NIlEt.T
Winchester, Tennessee.
Fine Cigars; Fine Cut. Plug. Twist. and
Smoking Tobacco, Pipes. Snuff, Cigar Hold
ers. etc.
rSg- ordcrs from a di-tancc promptly 81
jed. tnOv2Itf1 j. ~ 4.
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win us i, ~ ~ wnull
II ordered ", VIZ, "s' u;I th"n, ~ st;,l
never oooy, ana wy inna,n mTst bave
a%nother hccesS''Sr Cnnn', anI thot
the cooperate" o. ~ H. .i ,",st Gr
is against nm 'iI ", w. h" tn not
two years yeV' ~" p't ,,iIl sr"n eno
his men niu ,io"1J rn D" ~ ifrom
tlat a su"io'c'o, ,G,;n saots -
the SCUM rcluHe W ~ w. $3.50,
give inc power " i"''O'', Nv 49,
overcome "noV'o' "nu ~ "na,a,ir"s
Gle, ana '''V Is W qa.oI w o!s''E
M poorer c'''sSe7 u t"J No, az
tie munger ana -" WV, WIZ 'rir"'' and
ciotnlHE " '"I'' wv -, H.,
eh'Iurch "o".'' oPe,' I"'I u".
fahatlcIs'l o. VN''' ''"'D,'' Wv '"'
would poS''iVe'y Fe'"S" " ''"T W" "'
against Us, o'I "'''u w ''CrV NV
come to us ana DC WIN us ~ "o"''
see that our overthrow was V"c,' "N''
throw that o'''c9' our ''H''y''''""
were allowed 70 r'''",,' anu ~ "?Iy',
tea they must oc Soi'''''1' 'o
there are some Gooo anu p!o'"''t''
men wh2 arc "'o M'1'" c g'',", TTorm
u.s. 80 am u''o'o ~ '0",'',' "
an internal war can grow oot % SocoS,
sion, when thc army u 'o'r''o" "oT''
lave so many ohH'aeIe7 W ~''''''' ~
iorc .""'"S w no
South.
Now, gentlemen, having gwen you
thc facts upOn wh,rI, | 70 for secession,
nov, IA ,.,rn rDo rirh, to 4c.
ioo''o ~, ni' .L,,u 10 Gt}. cI.r
cCuc, ana III lhl7 ! 0h'' Wv ''''~ '
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RIBBONS, SILKS, FRENCH FLOW EES,
American Flowers,
Black 4 Colored Feathers,
Ruches, Blond Laccs,
Satins. Nalycts,
Velvet Ribbons,
Bonnet Materials,
Frames AMI Crowns,
and Millinery Goods in general.
fr9 The attention Of the Southern Merchants
and MiIlincrs are invited to the above card,
and orders solicited.
JOHN c. TABER,
No. 81, North lth St,
nearly Op. Mer. Hotel,
aug3O-Iy Philadelphia.
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esS- THE NAME OF NO NEb
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on THE HOME JOURNAL LIST
UNLESS PAID IN DTANCE-
Unless this rule is complied with no
attention will be given to orders fol the
paper. Ian. ~. ls60.J
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Thousands are daily speaking in the praise Of
DR.. EatOn's Infantile Cordial,

~
and why: because it ncrcr tojlS to Gfo,H iHStoDs-
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", and
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