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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21

HoMEsTEADs. We lean that Judge
Springer made decision on Mond,y last
in reference to the liability on mortgaged
homestcads which must affect vast
amount of interests. In the case of
Thompson VS.. Box, a foreclosure suit,
the Judge is reported to have decided
that, as the mortgage, on which suit was
brought, had not in express words stipu.
lated that the homestead should be liable,
the homestead Of defendant is not liable
The mortgage described the premises
by mctes and bounds, as usual. d. d.
Miller, Esq. of this city, argued the case
for defendant-Gotc City.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21

ONO REPUBLICAN NoMlNATIoNs,-
The Ohio Republican State Convention
met at Columbus, "Wednesday, and nom
mated Jacob Brinkcrhotf for Supreme
Judge. For member Of Board Of puhl;c
Works. Levi Sargent. Attorney Gcncr-
cral, Jas. Murray.
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!!DEATHll
TO Every formand Species
vERMIN,
ssCOs'ars"
'.lOstarss'' Rat, Roach. Ae E,,,
sd'O.tar's"
sS;osar'>'' Bed. Rur Es,..r,.fn~,
sstOstar's',
Il. -


''tostafS' Electric PoWd'f. ia. Inscts.Ac
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
ha,s-koaches-Mice-Mo ies-tiround Nice Bea R,v,
os1uItoes-fleas-Insects on plants IL.
seets on ANIMALS, &c 6c.--n short, every form and
NERMIN.
Iity Post ofice-the City Prisons and Station uspsss
me City Steamers, Ships, &c.-the CITY Hotels
As'of, "st. Nicholas &c.-and by more than 90 -.
WO private families.
y : Druggists md Retailers everywhere sell them
J, " holesale Agents in all the large Cities
regular sizes, DC Soc. 81 Boxes Bottles Flasks
u ,.'bEWARE" Of spurious limitations Examine
sach Box Bottle d. Flask & take none bu: sCosT,Rs,,
Il - 90 Boxes sent by Mail.
20 20 Boxes Tor Plantations. Hotels. DC. by Exp
III ADDRESS orders-or for Circular to Dea,ers..
HENRY Il. COsTAR,
On, PRIsolr.L DEPoT, 40 BRo.pw.y. "
a'LD ~ REIGART 4 MeNsNARA, Upton, lows,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21

The organs of the Aboli,iouists, the
Standard and Ltberotor, have declared
they will not support Lincoln for Presi-
dent, because he is not in favor of dis
solving the Union. -Balttmore Patriot.
And yet some Democratic papers try
to make their readers believe that Lin
coin is the candidate of the aboli,iouists.
They know better when they say it and
say it to deceive.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21

ssA- The Democrats have a rrca. l,,,
tosay abou, the South leayin. the Union
l! Republican is elected President hon.
ing thereby to scare the old woman. and
get some dyspeptic old men to vote their
ticket y dispatch frym Richmond, Iva.
to the ~ T. Hero'l says "aul here |
have alarming intelligence to commun;.
cate to YOU. From all that | can learn
from every source Of Information, there
Is settled purpose in tac South
among Democrats alone, but men of all
political op'nions-'o resist by yorce Of
arms the Maug"'otio" Of LincoIn, should
he be elected either by the people or the
House. Now isn't this really alarming,
and shouldn't it drive all good and true
men to the support Of that great sick
man. S. A. Douglas , No do,b, our
Douglas friends will say 50. We will
all think Of it. l. would be awful to
have cx Gov. Wise lead his " shcep,like
forces against the L. S. Government
But what is this? \ little further
along in the same dispatch we read ",hcv
also say that they rcyard Douglas as no
te't". than Ljnroln.' Oh dear, what
shall We do? The South threaten to
shiver the lnion if either Lincoln or
Douglas is elected. What shall wc
DO " Why act like honest, patriotic
men and elect honest Old ABE" and
the braggarts Of the South will subside
next Nov amber, and on the 18th Of March
they will be on hand at WASHINGTON hv
thousands asking for all the fat Offices
that Lincoln will have to bestow We
hope our Douglas friends will now remem.
Der that in the eyes of the South 'they
are " no better than the Republicans.
Tor an open enemy is better than secret
foe.
EeA. (iariballi has taLo, +ho
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21

Gov. German Of Minnesota, has pub.
licly declared that if Mr.. Douglas is not
nominated at Baltimore, he will be run
as an independent candidate. ~ Y
Tribune.
Stephen A. Douglas says that if he is
not nominated at Baltimore, he will run
as an independent candidate if his
friends desire. What a true Democrat
Douglas is, not to be willing to abide the
decision of the Democr; t. Convention.
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y NpCRATIC npINInS H.

y DEMOCRATIC OPINION Hon. Gid
ecu Tucker, a leading Democrat, and late
Secretary Of State of New York. in let
ter just published says, shat Mr.. I ouylas,
If nominated at Baltimore, cannot, in any
event, carry the State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21

How 1T TAXES AT the recent Re.
publican ratification meeting in phjIadr,
ph'a, large body of men came down
from one of the upper wards drawn in an
immense car, on the sides Of which were
lnscr'bed-"T The Fillmore Rangers Of
o6-All Right for Abe Lincoln in 90 "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21

II. NJ HoxIE, Des Moincs City. Chairman.
LIST Dist.-SAMCEL +. MILLER, of Lee.
I'd J. d. WEAVER, of Davis.
ID GEO. 4. IiowLtY. of Decatur.
]fli l.. II. SMITH, of kossuth.
9Th ii. NJ HoxIE, of Polk.
9TH " JoHN H. NEEDn,M. of Mahaska.
eth W. A. WARREN, Of Jackson.
18th WV. II. TrrHI!.I, of Cedar.
9th $. J. W. TABOR. OF Buchanan.
loth W. +. FAlECnI!n, of Floyd.
lth II. {. HENDERSON, of Marshal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21

ASSISTANT ELECTORS
LIST Dis. W. NEwCoMn, of Davis county.
--BEN. RECTOR, of Fremont co.
"a e. \. BATES, of Linn co.
" w. B. FAlRCHlLu, of Floyd co.
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Republican Nominations,

FOR PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLISoIs.
FOR vICE.PRESIDENr,
HANNIBAL HAMLRN,
MAINE,
Presidential Electors.
AT LARGE,
flTZ HENRY WARREN, Of Des Moinc. 60.
JOS. 4. CHAPLIN, of Dubuque Co.
DISTRICTS.
1st Dis.--M l.. MCPHERSON, of Madison Co.
"a CHAS. POMEROY, Of Boone Co.
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ASSISTANT ELECTOR

FOX CONGRESS, SEC. DIST,
NM NANDEVER, Of Dubuque Co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21

neA-"ar'bald' has taken the city of
Palermo but the fortress is still in the
hands of the Ncapo'itan army. The
prospect is tina. Sicily will he freed from
Maple.
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CASH O7e PRODUCE.

The reputation of this house is already estah.
lisl!cd and it Is the intention of the Proprietor
to increase his business by Offering still create,
inducements.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05

Our readers will find OF tho outside
this week two chapters Of "The Baficd
Assassin" in four chapters, by Finley
Johnson. The two remaining chapters
will be published next week, Any one
who will read part Of It, will be too
much interested TO miss the remainder.
Glove and Housekeeping" complete in
this number, is n capital little story,
and We request all u young lady sub
scribcrs to read it, by all means. 1t
has a good moral, and suggests u way
in which girls might become more use.
iul, have better health, be more thought
OF, receive more attention, procure bet
ter husbands, advance tho interests Of
those husbands, encourage them 10 no
bic cxcrtions, render their homes hap
py, make marriage II blessing, make it
desirable, and give poor, worthy young
men some guarantee that IN entrance
into such Il compact will not steep them
in want all the days Of their liic,--in
short, II way now too little known to
mott Of them, orknOwn but to be scorn.
cd, and che who scorns it not is Il jewel
Of moro value than all the silly butter
flea Of fashion that ever livedS Read
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05
MEDICAL STUDENTS LEAVING THE
NORTH

We notice the names Of % mcdica
students, in the Charleston Mercury
who have left the medical colleges in the
north and gone to Charleston, $. G., to
complete their courses These students
are mostly residents Of Alabama ond
South Carolina. We havcn not room in
ourpapcrto give their names. \ meet.
inc Of the students Of the Charleston
CoiIcgr was held and Il Preamble and
Resolutions adopted, commcndatory Of
,hcncw comcrs in showing the North
that knowledge can be obtained else
where than in her Institutions, and cX-
tending to them Il cOrdial welcome to
Southern fellowship We have not
room for the resolutions Of the Charles
ten students, but give those Of the new
corners, adopted in response to the gen
crous vel come they received: They
are ~ follows:
RcwIrcd, That We, rs Southern Students, re-
turning from the Northern States, are con
-ciuus Of the many Ityors and noble grIcr"-i-
ties that have been shown e. Us hy the many
approving Southern friend.
Rcsoir"d, That we rcturn our heartfelt graf
itudo to the nohlc and patriotic Stud,nts "fjI,"
Medical College Of the State of South CaroIi-
m, for the kindnca, they have shown IL, and
for the rrlicn, they have rendered u--o,
-truugcr in obtaining pleasant and eligible
residences, in the delightful city Of ChaIlr-'on.
Rcsoirri, That the generous and phiIanthrop.
ir Faculty Of this College be Away, rcm"m-
borcd with The kindc,t regards, II, tru" South.
crncrs in decd and action, who have offered Us
such great Inducements tpc"Inr +" their School,
when til" vile farNtici~rn Of tn" North had
forced IL To- ,orrIr from The Schools of the
Northern CITIES.
R,Suirri. That we, as body, have deter
mined to unite ourselves Witl, the College, and
I" discharge our dutir, braycly, ~ faithful STU
dents, during the remainder Of the session.
Rraoir"i, That the mobile generosity ofall the
Southern cities be gratefully remembered, for
their cheerful endorsement Of our enter
prise, ~ being cYprdirnt and right.
R'5pirti, That We make ion of every mean,
in our power to induce those students who are
SIN remaining III llt -NbI'h'Th 'll'7, W llN'
those Schools and come to- their common home
in tn" South, that we may build up Our own in
stilutions, and show tothc world, and more par
~ticularly to Tie North, that there i, set South
crn independence.
Rcsoicri, That we also extend our thanks to
DR.. Mitchell, for his generous offer in allowing
IA access to hi Anatomical Room.
Rcsrioci, That these resolutions b" publ he'd in
the city papers, and ms many other paper, rs
may choose tocopy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05

Tue SuFFEING FROM COLD IN TEXAS
W. have had many newspapcraccounts
Of the suffering from cold recently in
Texas, which suffering has been attend
ed with the loss of life. A gentleman
Of this city, who returned from that
distant State recently, and who arrived
here yesterday, informed us that much
of the suffering alluded to came under
his personal observation. Many per-
sons had. persisted on prairics, and in
one instance he found Il tcamster fro
zen to death; having died in that con-
dition under his wagon.-Memphts Ap-
peat, Dec, 24th.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05
Cherokee e m Q d Y i,
AN UNFAILING CURE

THIS Remedy cures when all other prepara'
lions tnil. 1t is entirely unlike every other
compound; containing no Mineral Poison or
Nauscmis Drug; rs it is prepared solely from
Roots, Banks, and Leaves, and has been handed
down, from one generation to another, by the
Cherokee Indians. 1t IS offered to the public
on its own intrinsic merits. 1t performs its du-
ty quickly and thoroughly. The unfortunate,
Of either sex, will be repaid by the use Of this
Remedy, instead of placing themselves at the
mercy Of some QuGck or Professor. This Rem
edy strikes at the very root Of the disease; its
tendency is not simply to suspend the poison,
but to remove the cause on which it depends.--
Full Directions, in pamphlet form, accompany
each bottle, The speedy and permanent relief
afforded by this remedy, in all cases Of Gonor-
rhna (Clapp) elect, Gravel, Structure, Fluor
Albus Whites in Females. and all Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs, has astonished the most
scientific men of the age. This Remedy not on
" eradicatcs all Poison from the System, but
Invigoratcs the most delicate constitution.
lriJa Ii does not affect the Breath, or interfere
with any Glass Of Business, or require any devi.
alton from The usual diet.
ps9s" 1t requires no assistance from other med.
icines.
Bp,s" And what enhances its value, is tho ell.
tire absence of fail Nanseou, taste, beings pleas,
ant and delicious syrup.
DEY'" Price - per bottle.
POTTER s. MERWJN,
SOLE PRopRIEToRs,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
For sale By s. W. Houghton. Winchester
Tenn, and by Berry Il Domovillc, and G. w.
Hendcrshott, Nashville. and Druggists every
where. Jan. 5, 1860.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05

Nashville Market,
Promthe Nashville DAILY News,
Naab Vile. Tan. e.

Nashville, Jan, o, 1860,
COTTON.-Bu littlo doing. Buyers-are
giving s3@9!.
TOBACCO, There Is, as yet, nothing doing,
except In loose lots, and these arc generally in
ferior. Lugs, in such sales, bring from 81 90
@S2 90 per hundred; and Leaf 81 25@S4.
BACON. Shoulders s cts Hams scarce at
l0!@ll; Clcarsidcs lOl iron wagons, From
store, packed, m advance on these figures,
LARD Good Lard, in suitable packages, 10
cents.
WHEAr.-Primc Red and White in demand
ut 81 l0G1Sl %,
FLoUR-Dcmand active, Extra So 5O@
81 on, per barrel; Supcrfnc So SO; Extra
Family Flour in Bugs, So so; supcrilnc 50 90
d so lbs, These arc Wholesale prices, the re-
tail figures advance 25 cents u 9s lbs, and 80
cents per barrel,
Oats.-IShcllcd oats are worth Is cents per
bushcl, in lots from store; by retail 80 cents,
Rye. None in the market,
Barley, In demand, ut Is cents per bushcl.
Corn buyers are giving 70 cents per bush
Ell. Retailing from store at 10000,
Whisky.-Rcdtitlcd 2j@27; country brands
50m7jc.
Cheese. English Dairy l2lGl3. Western
Reserve l0!@ll.
ron.--TcnncSocc-Bar jic; Band 7@7!;
Horse Shoe 60; Nail Rod 0; Boiler, 60; Sheet
s!@o!; Hoop s!@o!. Pittsburg-Bar SIC;
Band 5!GG; Horse Shoe 5; Nail Rod 7; Sheet
5!MG; Hoop 7M74.
Nails.--Threcs So 30; -Four. - so n kcg;
Skies 81; Fights 50 -; Tens, and larger sizes
80 80.
Ropc.-Grass l2!@ lie Jutc l2!; Cotton
Thread 22!M23
Salt.-Finr snck i, worth 81 50; Barrel 40
cents per bushcl.
Sugmr-Wc quote; in bbl'., o@lo; cent
less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars l0IMll;
Crushed and Powdered II !M Re Loaf ll4M
II cents.
Molasscs.-Ncw crop lj@i8, in barrels,
Conrc.-Stock light, demand fair. Prime
Rio is firm at l3ml3!c; Laguyra lllG!54; ia
va lSm 20.
CandIcs,-Stnr, firm at lSGgl9i for II oz.; u
for full weight; Tnllow l2!.
Dried fruit.--Applcs in f0irdrmand aisle
81 %. (
Irish Potatoes. -5OMG0 cents T. bnshel,
Hides and Lcathcr.-Wc quote green hides
3 at G%ccnts; dry 8 at II cents. Oak sole lcath-
cr 30cts Il ID for best quality; lIcmlock 2Scts;
Harness BE.
Grass Srcd.-Cloyrr s. SOFAS Is r bushcl;
Timothy 50 %; Orchard grass 81 80; Herds
81 %, Blue grass, clean, 81; Stripped 81 80;
Millrt 9OmS ~.
Flax sccd.-75ccnts.
Ginscng.-i5m 30 cents.
BccswuX.-!6 cents.
Frnthcrs.-ln good demand at 20 cents.
Rags.-For Coffin Rags, in good order, Bets
Is readily paid.
Bnlrd Hay, from store, $50 r. ton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05

CHRISTMAS FEsrIvAL---On Christmas
Eve there wa II festival for the sunday
school children Of the Episcopal church
in Winchester. The Christmas Tree
was beautifully arranged and dispensed
m abundance Of nice gifts, much to the
deiiFht oSthc children. The room was
also decorated in handsome style, and
reflected much to the credi, of those
who arranged it. Rev. Mr.. Christian
delivered u short sermon.
At the other churches on Sunday
very appropriate and interesting ser
mons were delivered.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05
Sheriff Sale,

BY virtue of an order of sale issued BY the
Clerk and Master of the Chancery Court, at
Winchester, Tenn. in the cause of b. F. Ne
Gehee Il Co.. VS.. the Sewanec Mining Compa-
ny, | will offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for Cash, on Monday. February 9Th. 1850, at
the Courthouse door, in Winchester, Tennc,-
see, the Railroad appurtcnanccs in Franklin
County. Tennessee, known rs the Sewanee Mi
ming Co.'S Railroad. starting at a point near
the Tunnel on the Nashville q Chattanooga
Railroad, and running up .thc mountain to q
distance Of nine miles. j.. W. CUSTER,
Dec, q, 90. $3.50 Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05
The National Era, the abolition paper

The National Era, the abolition paper
at Washington, paysthc following COM
plimcnt to Il Tennessee speech:
FREEDoM OF SpEEcu IN TENNEssEE.-
Among the interesting matters which
the message compcls us to postpone, we
will barely alludc to remarkable speech
nthcTcnncsscc Legislature ~ the Hon.
William II. Ewing. Though represent
ing Il large neutrality-suspicious. in
the heart of Middle Tcnncsscc,-h c boldly
denounced the cruelty ofthe proposed
expulsion or sale ofthc free colorcd pco-
pie, and avowed his adherence to Mr..
Jctfcrson's views Of emancipation, and
colonization of the colorcd race.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05

SOUTHERN TRAvEL.-The New York
correspondent of the Mobile Register
says: Many traders, drummers, agents,
&C., are %quarantincd here yet, not daring
to 60 South. SpofFord, Tileston 4 Co.
say that the Charleston steamers receive
$1,000 a week less than ifthis fear of 60
ing South did not pe~ade the Northern
mind. 4 think it will be thousands Of
dollars in Southern purses that tho So
Letting drummsrs are not allowed in tho
South this season.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05
State of Tennessee.
Mahala Franklin, E.cccutrir, &C.,

ETHIIHIH TTHIkIIH, I.FttUITII, 9c',
rs.
Isaac Estill and Wife, ct. ais.
On motion of complainants, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master that
Francis Carroll Franklin is a nonresident OF
the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
ccss oflaw cannot be served upon her.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal. Il newspaper published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident to appear
herein on or before the first day of next Chan
cery Court, on Wednesday after third Monday
in February, 1860, and plead and answer or
dcmur TO said Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte as to
him. II. r. ESTILL, c. & NJ.
January j-$3.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05
TEN GOLD DOLLARS.
And for the fifth largest list,
TEN GOLD DOLLARS.
For the SIKH largest list,
TEN GOLD DOLLARS.

The above premiums are all to be given in
GOLD-not in Jcwclry. that is half brass, OF
in tricks of one sort and another. They will
certainly be awarded, and 50 our friends might
is well commence work. The lst list must con.
tain at least fifty subscribcrs-thc second 30,
and the 3D. ~. The time given will be to the
lst Of March. Persons competing will please
state the fact IN sending Us names, 50 that we
can keep II correct account Of the same, and be
governed accordingly in the award of prrmi-
ums. The names Of the successful competitors
will be given in March. So you see there is
no chance for doIyiny ON our part, were We 50
disposed. We make these liberal offers that
the southern people may be encouraged to give
us that support we ask, in order to establish, in
Winchester, rs soon ms possible, n journal equal
to any North. Our business is to publish
Il newspaper. and our affections are conferred
therein. We take pride in this respect, and
are willing to do OUR part towards establishing
II good Southern journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05

Ny experience makes me an enemy
alike to premature marriages and dis
tant engagements. The first adds to our
individual cares the responsibility for
the beloved and helpless pledges Of our
affections, and the last are liable to the
most cruel disappointment.-Sh Walter
Scott.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05

DEAru or bn. PALMrR.-Dr. W. r.
Palmer, whose name was mixed up with
the IIarpcr's Ferry foray and whose ar
rest at Memphis, in November last, aus
ed no little talk and excitement at the
time, died in that city on Saturday last,
Slst OF December, Of Consumption.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05

Here is II chance for the girls. There
are in Iowa thirty-nine thousand more
males than females, and it is one of the
best States in the Union, and We should
think it II prominent point to enter the
Union from the State Of Cclibacy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05
Spetil Aotitcs,

DIR. Hostetter's Bitters have received
The. warnest encomimns from the press and people
throughout the Union. Asa valuable tonic for the cure
Of by spcpsia, Fiatuleuoe. Constipation and general ner.
yous de biIity, it cannot he approached. Every day new
cases Of its great effect are chronicled through our public
journals. There is nothing equal to the enjoyment, to that
which the afflicted experience when using this valuable
specific. liz mild tone, its sure aud vigorous action npon
. ~disorlsred stomach, and the cleansing. Of the entire hu
MAI body, should recommends I to all classes ofour com
munity. All that will BE necessary to convince the
~,kcptical OF its healthy effects, is.t purchase a bottle
and he convinced. tDecember.l
sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
~ see Advertisement in another column.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05
N O { G Q /!

ALL PERSONS having claims against the
estate Of N. X. Martin. deed, are requested to
file them with the Administrators. And all
persons indebted to the estate Of y. r. Martin,
decf,or the firm Of N. X. Martin & Son arc
requested TO tome forward. and make settl.
ment. j. w. d n. r. MARTIN,
Jan. .. 90 LimiststrstSA
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05

Tug CHARLESTON CoSvENTIoS AND
Souru CARoLrSA.--Out Of one hundred
and sixty.pine members of the South
Carolina Legislature, only thirty seven
names could be obtained to n card pro-
po.ing that South Carolina should be
represented in the convention to rs
semblc at Charleston this year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05

Stow IL TEXAS now-balling was
tho amusement in Houston, Texas, on
the I'd, and sleighing on the I'd. The
Houston Telegraph, of the 9th, says:
$50 great Il fall OF anything resembling
snow has not been in Houston for TWEEN
ty years. And it has been full seven
years since many Of US have seen q par.
ticlc of snow before.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-05
From the Family Jomnat.)
Helmstree is Hair Restorative,

As evidence Of the increasing popula rity OF this cele'
brated Remedy and proof the most convincing that it is
the ONLY reliable article IN nuactured for restoring grey
hair toits natural color, and increasing its strength and
beauty, we copy the following from the Saratogian;
1t Nxvxu FAILs,-Ihc most satisfactory results are
ALWAYS obtained by the Use Of Heimstreet & Co.'S In
imitable Hair.Colorins or restorative II is the oldest
preparation OF the kind and has triunphartly won for II.
self the name "ISiMirABLz' IN snits OF all the AITEMpr.
I'D limitations which have followed its introduction. The
long array Of names in our advertising columns Of those
well known in our vicinity, who have used II with con-
pl.te success and commend it In unmcasured terms, ia
~sufhcient to prove its real value and its intrinsic eIce;
ience. We commend 1t to our readers.
Price SOe a bottle. Sold every where.
w. z. HAGAS & CO., Proprietors, Troy, n. Y.