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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-06
NEW
NEW
ILLUSTRATED EDITION
Livingstone's Explorations
I'M a FnR-

Including a sketch ofSixtcen Years res.
ilenco in the interior Of Africa, and a
Journey from the Cape Of Good Hope
to Loando, on the West Coast; thence
across the Continent down the river
Zambesi, 10 the Eastern Ocean. From
The personal narrative Of David Living.
stone, LII. D., D. C. L., Fellow f the
Faculty Of Physicians and Surgeons,
GLASGOW +; Corresponding member Of the
Geographical and Historical Society OF
New York Gold MelaIist and Cores.
p%onding Member of the Royal Geo.
graphical Societies Of London, Paris, &.
To which is added a Historical Sketch
Of Discoveries ia Africa, illustrated with
fine Chromo.Lithographic Plates. Large
IL mo. Of 446 pages.
We have ust published a new Edition
Of this Great Work, illustrated wl;h
very fine
Chrome. photographic Plates,
Giving the coloring 10 life Of the
SCENER WILD ANNA Us
From Drawings made by
DR.. Livingstone,
During
Sixteen Years Wanderings
Wi!dS Of South Africa.
In,> MasnlGrent Volume is gotten up
IL ihc most superior manner, on fine pa.
per, bonn: in Bevelel Boards. and is al.
TO ether the most popular aud Salable
Book now published. Over
$4,000 Copies
Have already been sold, and the demand
Tor our New Edition is larger than ever
before. This Edition will be sold
EXCL USIVELY BY AGENTS!
To whom the largest commission will be
paid.
BxS- Sample Copies sent by Mail,
post.pai on receipt Of the price, sl,-5.
BsJ- Agents wanted in ererg County, va
IN the United States.
Address,
J. w. BRADLEY. Publisher.
4S North Fourth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept. i, 1860.
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The immense demand in England for
American Sewing Machines is exciting
wonder, 1t is estimated that not less
than 10000 American machines will
he sold in Great Britain the coming
year. One American factory turns out
every week nearly 1000 machines. An
English paper has no doubt that Amer
lean manufacturers will be prepared to
supply 100000 sewing machines during
the year 1861.
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LAND FOR SALE.
10 or LIS acreS.

On Monday, October LIST, 1860, the
tract of land lying q miles from Win
chester, and known as tho dover of
Rebecca Matthews, decd, will (if not
disposed OF privately before then) be
sold to he highest bidder, at the Court.
hou Q door in Winchester, onc.third to
be paid in cash, and the balance on n
credit Of II months-note with good
security, and a lieL retained on the
land until the purchase money is paid,
The tract is very desirable, and has one
Of the best springs in the country upon
it. L. l.. MATTHEW'S,
sopt6. n. p. MATTHEW'S.
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Sherifs Sale,

On Saturday the 18th of September
1860, l will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, on the public square in Winchester
two Negroes, one girl named Sally one boy
named George, also twenty nice head Of mules
> and 3 years old. Sold IA the property OF
James NJ. Russey to satisfy two ii tas in my
hand one in favor of the President and Dircc,
tory of the Bank Of Tennessee, and one in
favor Of Miller Il Underwood against said
Russcy and Others issued from the Circuit Court
Cleark's Office.
Aug. II, lSCO. j. W, CUSTER Sh'if,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,


A benevocnt Institution, established by special en-
dowment for the relief Of the sick and dis
tressed, afflicted with virulent and
epidemic diseases.
especially for the cure of Diseases Of the Scyua, Organs,
MEDlNAL advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon,
WtO all who apply by letter, with a description of their
condition, Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &c, and in Gu
scs Of extreme poverty, Medicine furnished free Of
charge,
Valuable reports on SpcrmatorrhGa, and other Disea.
ses OF the Sexual Organs, and on the new remedies en-
ploycd in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address, for Report or treatment, On. J. SKILLIN
HOUGIlToN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
Q South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hy order Of the Directors.
Ezra d. HEtRIWELL, President.
GEo. FAtEcHILD, Secretary.
~aus30-1y.
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State of Tennessee-.-Franklin Co.
B. F. Kusscy, ErecNt0r, Petition I

ID. a 49, ~
vs.. sell
The Heirs Of Eliza Wagner, dec. Land.
On motion of complainant, and it appearing
tn the satisfaction Of the County Court that
Joseph Taylor and wife Julia, Ann and Davis
S. Wagner are non-residents Of the State Of
Tennessee. - that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them.
II is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, Ia newspaper published in the town oi
Winchester, Tenn. requiring said non-re.i-
dent personally TO be and appear before the
Worshipful County Court Of Franklin county,
Tenn, to be held at the Courthruse III WIN
chester, on the lst Monday in October next,
then and there plead, answer or demur to
complainant's petition, or the same viii be ia
ken for confessed, and set for hearing exparte rs
to them. j. G.. EN0CHS, Clerk.
mg30.-S3
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Uhe game Saurual.

Our paper is later than usual again
THE week, but we think it shall appear
II time henccforth. Sickness in tho Of
Zee is our excuse.
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%Insolvent Notice.

The undersigned having suggested to
the Clerk ofthe County Court of Fran
kiln county, Tenn, tho Insolvency of
the estate of J. n. Brakefcld, deed, all
persons having claims against said cs-
tate are hereby notified to file them
with the Clerk of the County Court OF
said county, duly authenticated, or or
before the first of December next, or
they will be forever barred.
II. G. BASS,
July IL Administrator.
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PHILADELPHIA RIBBON HOUSE.
J O II n G.. II 4 b Il r,
Importer and Jobbcr of

KIDBUNS, SILkN, FKFNTH FLUWEIIS,
American Flowers,
Black & Colorcd Feathers,
Ruchcs, Blond Laccs,
Satils, Velvets,
Velvet Ribbons,
Bonnet Materials,
Frames and Crowns,
and Millinery Goods in general.
bsls The attention of the Southern Merchants
and Milliners are invited to the above card,
and orders solicited.
JOHN G. TABER,
No. 81, North 4th ST.,
nearly op. Mer, Hotel,
aug3O-ly Philadelphia.
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Jno. B. Ellison & Sons.

Importers and Jobbers Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS
AND TAlLORS' TRIM MlNGS,
339 Market ST., Second door below Fourth, J
PHILADELPHIA,
Would invite the attention of buyers to their
large lines of Fancy Cassime.es, Vcstincs. and
different makes of Foreign Cloths and Docskin
in Blacks and Colors; and offer the exclusive
sale in Philadelphia of Hilger's celebrated
make of Cloths and Doeskins also La Favor
ita Servings, Warranted IL Oh, to the pound, J
and Machine Twist in all colors. Orders BY
mail carefully and promptly attended to.
NuG3O-3m.
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Read Handy y Co.'s advertisement.
If they haven't n fine stock of rich
tasty goods, no n has, Handy & Co.
are trumps in their line. Give them u
call.
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Our merchants arc getting on their
Fail Stocks. Messrs. Handy & Co.,
NJ. M B. s. Henderson, W. S, En-
Dry Il Co, and H. Nassaucr have all
oponod new and beautiful goods.
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Tie Restorative is put up in bottles OF , sizes, viz -
Large, medium, and small tho small holds ! a pint, and
reals ln one dollar per bottle the medium holds AZ
least 20 per cent more in proportion than the small, re-.
tailSi Tor " dollars per bottle; the large holds a qrnrt,
W per tent. more III proportion, ard retoi!s for three
dollars.
O J. Woon Il co proprietors, M Broadway, New
York, and ia Market st. st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
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A woman says she don't like the
Home Journal, and turns up her pretty
nose. She ought to subscribe, she might
like it better.
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A gentleman writes to us and asks
why we don't take sides in politics. It's
none Of his business. Answered.
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Houses and Lots for Sale.
atc Rank Of South Carolina.

VS..
Benz. q p. $. Dccberd, ct. all.
On Monday, Is, Of October. lst1. Ss' os,, :,
Courthouse door. in Winchest.r ,sx re
the highest binder, upon 2 c sssa 20 cs.hj he
months c, ,sSf 3. The m, he & Ind S:.rissd {. =. e.
nous ana i tn. rarrhs.s- to give bono vmn
pleadingS Ihs = lien retained upon ths
good securliy. until the purchase money 70
land and '' n X ESTILL, c. & N.
reid. =, :, 81
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Left Oat.--A communication from
~Soveras" is unavoidably left out this
week. Will be 10 next week,
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WOop's HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Ncpi'S litlh kESIoHAllNE.
ProC o. ]. WOod-near Sir :-Having had the mislor.
tune to lose the best portion of my hair, from the effects
of the yellow ever, In New Orleans In 1851, was In.
ducei to make = trial of your PREPARATION, and found Il
to answer as the very thing needing. Ny hair IL thick
and cloSsy, and no words can express my obligations to
YOU IN giving to the afflicted such a treasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
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MANHOOD,

TO-" Aos'' AsgM """ F'''''.'.
a Lecture on the MIXTURE, Treatment and Ra-
dical cure of Spcrmatorrhoca, or Seminal weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Invol-
untary Emissions producing lmpot'ncy, Con-
sumption and Mental and Physical Debility,
BY ROB. }. CULVERWDLI" NJ. D.,
The important fact that that the avid con
sequences Of self-abusc may b" cttectually rr-
moved without internal medicines or the dan
gerous Applicant MS of c%austics, instruments,
mcdicatcd bougies, and othrr empirical doyiscs,
is here clcaly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopt
ed by the celebrated author fully rx%p laincd, by
means of which every one is enabled to cure
himself perfectly, ut the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised no,trunls
of the day. This Lecture will prove Il boon to
thousands.
Sont under seal to any address, post paid, on
the teecipt OF twO postage stamps, by addressing
Or. CLas. J. c. Kline, $50 First Aynuc, New
York, Post BOX f,5SG.
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BEN. A. LAVENDER.
To o.. J. Wood a Cost ~, Broadway, NY.

Siamaston, Ala, July 90, 1853.
10 Prof O J. WOUd-IehT Sir: Your Hair Restora.
tive has done my hair 90 much good since | comnlenced
the nee oft, that wish to make known 10 the public Of
its effects on the hair, which are great. A man or woman
may he nearly deprived OF hair, and by a resort TO your
Hair Restorative, the hair will return more b~eau,ihli
than ever; at least this is my experience. believe 1t ain
Yours truly, WIN. II. kennedy.
L. S-You can publish the above IL you like. By pub.
fishing in southern papers you will get more patronage
South, see several Of your certificates in the Mobile
Mercury, Il strong southern paper. ". h.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
univc sal Confidence and Patronage,

For SEArEsAE.', JUDoEa, ClERu,mry
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on the top ofmy head, and threatening to make me bald.
IN This unpleasant prediCament, ! was induced to try
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Of my hair, for | had really no expectation that gray hair
could ever be restored to its original color except nom
dyes, was, however, greatly surprised to find, after
the use o'two bottles only. that not only was the falling
OIL arrested, but collar was restored tG the gray hairs, aid
srnsihlIity Ia tlr scalp, and dariruff ceased to form on
my bead, very inuCl to tho rra,ifCition OF my wife, at
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tnyv rnxnoriElI,
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To the

The undersigned being well known as . vri
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Literary aid. He will furnish Addresses. Ora
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rlies. Lines for Alaums. Acrostics, prepare
matter for the Press-Obituarias, and wri,s
Puetry uIou any subject. Address post paid
FINLEY JOHNSON.
Ney Yark Citv,
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The Corner Stone We saw, on 4
wagon going through our town a few
days since, the corner stone for the
principal building of the University OF
the South. 1t will be laid, with appro-
pirate ceremonies, at University Place,
on the 10th Of October. This informa-
ton as to the date Of laying, is given
by Rt. Rev. J. II. Otey, to the Nash
vile papers. Now that the cool, sound
judgement Of our people has had time
to be itself, we wonder if there is a single
man in our county who would vote
against the little tax for a turnpike!
We reckon there is not a single one.
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The London Times Of the 4th instant
states that the shares of the Great Eas-
tern Steamship Company continue to
decline, the latest quotation being ss.
Cd. a9s. per share. The fall in value
was caused in part by a report that the
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada are
about to institute a claim of 100000 for
damages, through breach of contract in
the vessel having been sent TO New
York instead of Portland.
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Merchants Hotel,

O. MKlBBIN g. SON, Proprietors,
No, 40, North Fourth Street, philadelphia,
augS0-ly.
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& EMPIRE
Lire,y St0We.
7 A CAGE

Keeps open on the South sid" Of the square,
Il good Livery Stable, where horses are board
ed at rates consistent with the cost Of food,
and kept in nice order for use.
BUGGIES AND BUGGY HORSES
constantly on hand; also Saddle Horses.
Damage to horses and huggi"s must b" paid
for by persons hiring them. Cash in all IN
stances required, rs corn, Nr., is II cash article.
Persons engaging horses and ~huggirs will br
required to pay for them whether used or not.
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SIXTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE !
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SIXTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE

IF YOU w MT ANY BOOKS
Z TO
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Philadelphia,
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Book.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-04
Take
Home on a Farm.

The farm preserves the family in its integ-
rity. The home is the charming word, and
the more charming thing, the Preside; and
around which parents and children gather,
and where the bright and cheerful blaze upon
the hearth is but a true type of the fame of
love that glows in every heart. The parents
have been drawn together, not by sordid mo-
ives, or by the ambitious desire Of social dis
play, but for the personal qualities seen in
each other. The glory of that fireside to the
husband is that the wife is there, and to the
wife that he is there, who is head of the wo-
man and the band in the home circle. Here
they gather at morning, and at noon. Their
board is always surrounded by the same circle.
Here they spend the long winter evenings to-
gether, enlivened by the school books Of the
children, the newspapers and journals and
works Of history and science. A constant
homogeneous influence goes forth from this
circle to the hearts that are molding there
Parental vigilance guards the young against
wicked companions. If the religious infu.
ence is right at that home. they will grow up
to be good citizens, to be the pillars Of socie-
ty, where ever their lots may be cast. The
sons follow the father as soon as their labors
are available. They are with him I'm thu
field, and the way, and at home They form
industrious habits, and are prepared for the
responsibilities of life.--Am Journal of Ed
ucoti0n.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-04
Sweet Potatoes.

This delicious esculent can be grown in our
Valley, and our people would find it conven-
lent to cultivate a few rows, sufficient, at
least, for their own table through the autumn
al months. The season for planting, in this
latitude, is from the Goth of May to the mid
die Of june. We viii in future number
give gone directions (from Mr.. j. w. lin
BROOK, the most successful Sweet Potato
grower in the country as to the manner of
planting and cultivating the Sweet Potato
We have secured two bushels Of the true Vel
low Nausemond Sweet Potato, for the pur-
pose Of sprouting, SO that we shall be able to
supply all that may want. Of all the varie-
ties that have been tested, this gives the best
satisfaction. 1t is a moderately short, thick
potatoe, Of gold-yellow color, fine grain, sug-
arly, and always dry, and fit for use at any
stage of its growth. "Send in your orders"