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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17

The EcoYONY or HEALrH-This busy nation of
Americans have 100000 working people, whose SER
vices may be estimated at 81 day and their annual
loss by sickness at average OF ten DAYS each in the
year This gives total loss of 240O000o0, sum
three times large the whole cost OF the General
Government including the Army, Navy, Post Offices,
Legislators, Foreign Ministers and ALL The amount
weighs over six hundred tons in pure gold.
arge proportion Of this costly suffering might be
averted by attention diet, cleanliness and above all
by the proper of the right remedy III When
20 cent box Of Ayers Pills viii attack Of ILL.,
ness which it would take several days FROM
dollar bottle Of Ayers Slrsaparili, will expe lurking
disorder that would brink the sufferer TO bis back for
weeks or months does it take any figures to show the
good economy of the investment? When Fever aud
Ague is ranking in your veins and shaking your life out
of you is it worth the dollar it costs for h8 AGUE CURE
to have the vanous disorder expelled, which il does
surely and quickly? When you have taken cold is Il
prudent to wait until it has set led the lungs, when
days weeks months must be spent in trying
IT, if it be cured at all il cheaper to take
Ayers Cherry Pectora costing few sillings and
the trouble before it seIions? II takes wis
dom to decide.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17
THE ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS IN THE CITY
OF PHILADELPHIA.

In view Of the present and prospective political cond
ton of the country the alleged election frauds and for
gerry in the first Congressional District Of Pennsylvania
IA portion Of the city of Philadelphia by which Mr..
Butler, Republican, instead of Mr.. Lehman, Democrat.
has received his certificate Of election Congress
sumes national importance, and therefore desire TO
ay all the facts before readers.
Mr.. Byerly the return judge, who was arrested on
Friday on charge OF forgery, had further hearing on
Saturday before Recorder Enue when the alleged false
or forged returns Of the fourth ward by which it
made 10 appear that Mr. Baler is elected by l7S ma
ority, instead of Lehman by l47 produced. The
returns originally filed in the office Of the prothonatoy
b. which Mr.. Lehman was declared elected, also
produced and Mr. Boyd, the clerk testified that when
hev fled, they signed by the judges Of the
election.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17
TO CORRESPONDENTS. .,,,
FOR President.
JOHN BELL,
N rryTNrezur
ELECTORS.


DIsr isf. L. Il. CHANDLER Of Norfolk City.
IND TRAVIS H. EPES, Of NoltoWay,
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
Alb. JOHN 7. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
18Th. JAMES T. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
oh. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond
7th. LEMUEL J. BOWDEN, Of Williamsburg
Sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Middlesex.
Och. b. H. SHACKELFORD, Of Fauquier.
lOth. ANDREW E KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
llth. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of ROekbrdse
=. 18th. W. r STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
lssh. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
l4th. J. J. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood
18Th. A. B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
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MIR. MnI.on a, the African Church.

We learn from the h,dsr Of yesterday, that the Hon
JoHS S. MnLsOS, the able and distinguished Represen-
atve in Congress from the Norfolk district will address
the Douglas Democracy and the citizens of Richmond
generally, at the African Church, this WEDNESDAY
evening, at 4 o'clock. Mr. MLLsoN is a gentleman OF
very high order of intellect and eloquent and ef-
fectve speaker. We have doubt large crowd will
turn out to hear him tonight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17

pass laws regulating that peculiar cOmes and the pro-
lection Of human rights impetvely demands the inter-
position Of every Constitutional means to prevent this
mort inhuman and iniqultous traffic.
T. OANPBKFL.
Let the honest rank and file Of the Breckenridge party
in Virginia read the foregoing, aud then say whether
they will be deluded into the support Of poor Breckn'
ridge and bis reacherous Abolition aud Dsunion leaders
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17

Let Every Union Man work for the Union.
Let every Union work for the Union, as if its
preservation depended upon his work; and let every
Union vote for the Union if its preservation de-
nended upon his vote and the Union will be preserved
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17
R1Rsr snow nF rnr SEASON

BNenAMrroS, n. Y, Oct l5.-Three inches of snow
fell here last night but is fast disappearing this
ing.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l5-Dispatches from the noun
tain regions Of this State report brisk fall of last
night.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17

From the Ladies' Psitor, Nes York. September 1859.
SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE seems to be universally
welcomed by hOusekecpers wherever it goes il Is pre-
csey the ready reliable adhesive substance needed for
reDairinp furniture and household ware.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17

Hon. Henry S. Roots is canvassing Mississippi fo
Douglas and Johns,n, in company with the Hon. VIM
T. Brown, of Memphis. Tiey Seak In Vcksburg on h
I'd Of November,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17
4 DUEL IN MISSOURI BETWEEN POLITICIANS

NoDAwAY, No., Oct. IL "A duel was fought near
here yesterday morning between Isaiah j. Porter ESQ.,
President OF the Democratic club, and chairman Of the
Executive Committee Of ST. Joseph and Col Harlem, Of
BJonyle Mr. Porter addressing political meeting
at Nodaway, when Col Harlem called him liar. Both
nartIes were serionslH though not fatallY wounded
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17

Brandrcth's pills W.. sarsaparll s-ons twenty
ave Boz Of BrandethS Pills warranted 70 contain noe
pure faapas than any dollar Of sAapsra An Who
using ssspara LET them substitute Bandrehp Pls ana
night The effect viii be found superior 70 The DOT
article Of the LEE ADDITION PMS arc warranted equal
dollar bottles Of sasapaa Try Of these P rhese
main active ingredient Take one PHI ev
cry third day Who are nov using sanaps
remedies Drop thirty days. and these Psin me
place thereof The win be any cent? and their
worth thousand dollars Principal once 294 Canal New York
Sold by all respectable dealers IN Medicines aulS- dekvlu
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DOGGETT 4 ANDERSON.

RE receiving the Ia Trade capefrs, on Cloths Ma.
"A tnes Curt Cornices Bands WIndo shadss
Paper Hangnss Cued Hair and Moss for sal q low pceI
Caipes Curtains Beds and Msrees 70 order A hort ma
ice Taper hanging done In the city or country By superior
men. focl-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17

The Hon. Alex. II. Ii. Stuart, Of S.aunton, is to ad
dress the citizens Of Lynchbnrg tonight.
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NEW SrOCK
nInTUc rASSIsiERES Ann VrS7

CLOTHS CASSlhERES AND VESTlhGI
HAVE In nne assortment 81 Cloths casmeres and
Yestngs the latest patterns which will make 10 order
wohmanke order and at the shortest notice.
on WM. IRA SMITH,
seq5 1926 Main street,
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DIED,

wasr,y gro,e 70 ne county o. spotyva1a on honasy
aday. Of Hsnreo county, Ia the 10Th year Of his age
carksVii. and ohatianoogs pspers win please copy.
BETH FRANCES wxLTHiiL wife Of Ma ison W.lha Of Pnsa-
IN OnIa. 10 the SAD year Of her age - H'r-
OFFICE RIcHxOsp PFrEAsnrEo R r 90,
Richmond, Oct 1cth, 1900
TRIAL PAIR- vsi ors % the Agricultural - 232
Pair win be furnished With EscHrsil Tickets this Road At
such tickets to be available from the ssd 10 ssh October
Stock or other articles brought over TIL. Road for exhibition
sion q The same owner fHos IL wYSST,
oeiI-l0t Superintendent
IL 100 hbs No. ] Cut
100 bbs No Gross III
Oei1 SHIELDS 4 soMERyILLF
Hon TEN DAYS ONLY. II
PERKINS Sc CO.,
l4l Eagle SQUARE, I.
Win sell OF the balance their STOCK OF GOODS
ed our books, and goods viii be charged
oclI PERKINS 4 CO.
GOD FISH, drums Cod Fish, in nice order, Just received
oetl7 SHIELDS 4 soMERvnLE
IAmILY FLOUR.-lO, bbs choice quality, for sale by
Il OcllI sHEILDs& soNERvILLE
DURR FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. under Gus.
i tom IOuss lock and seal Jules Robin Co.'S segaeite,
oStII~6t anu - '' ~ lac D. DAVENPORT
TAInLEy,s APOTBECARY Is for the present on
store ready HehA 10 store pereey and fresh stock Of
Pure Medicines and hopes by giving % personal attention 70
the business to merit liberal share Of public patronage
JOSEPH LAiDLEY,
ocl7 (0f the late Arm OF Ladley Robinson.)
DURK X RROsINE OIL-r at burn. WiihOu. smoking
Is amoss free from sne and color Also, Ksrosine
Lamps and chlmneys, for sale cheap
JOSEPH LAIDLEYs Family Medicine store.
oc1I Sign Of the Red Mortar. 9Th and Main st,.
| DREAKFAsT ClG sRs.-A very excellent veriiable
Id HGyana very cheap and well avsed Cigar for sale at
JOSEPH LAIDLEY'5 Family Medicine store,
oc17 Sign ofthe Red Mortar. 9Th and Main sts
| NOTICE OF AGENCY.
HAVE appointed John Allen and VIII am " Getty, part
ners under ttve Of John Allen O Agents
conduct the Variety and fancy Goods Bust
ness In the Of Richmond
Al purchases by my said agents to be for cash only
| GEORGE p. sTETNBACH,
ocIT-9g Baltimore. Nd.
| NANCY CAsSuMRRE SUITs.-The subscribers
prepared show OF the largest and most desirable
ments in city Those In want Of god clothing VIII do well
| 10 remember 40 Main Street,
| oclT SHAVER, HALsEY CO.
| nAKR'sFANCY CAssIWER rs in tricOt and waved
~ The superiority ofths Cashmere 10 color and quail ~
has established byoLd doubt the beat OF American man
ufacture. Pull suits can be found a.
| oeiT sHAFPR, HALsEY co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17

NOTICE Application will be made TO the President and d.
~ OF the Of Virginia. for the renewal OF certificate
No 1894 10 said Bank dated December 2 1891 for share
standing In the OF AsDKKw PRKs Of Kanasha the original
having been lost eT-d6w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-17

ERROR sale by all Druggists In the Uuted States.
~ Price 81 per Bottle.
EE- All orders be addressed 70 the Proprietor.
r. EZEKIEL. 90 Main ST.,
~ Richmond. Ylrrinia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06
MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides grand.
father, on Tuesday thc.4th inst, BY Rev.
W. B. Watcrson, Geo, Lafayette Gray
and Miss Belle Taylor, all of this
county.
We would wish the couple sunshine
and smilcsall their life, and that flow.
ers might ever bloom On their way
but these metaphors have been worn
thread bare. In fact, there has been so
much said about marriages that it is no
easy matter to get up something rich
now 'a.days when two conclude in their
united wisdom Of the head and love Of
the heart to unite their dcstinies for
better or worse. In this instance we
trust it will be for better. 1t was
with much pleasure We accepted an in
vitation to be present at this instance
Of II ceremony that is interesting to us
at all times, aud grows mor so every
day we live and yet it may be n little
%snddcning to some of our readers when
they hear Of n beautiful young beHe
turning grey 50 soon in life, when the
bloom Of youth beauties the check,
and chceriuIness plays like rays OF
sunshine round her twinkling eyes -
The human heart would instinctively
sigh, and some dcvotco to patent nos
trumS would ask why she did not use
Woods Hair Restorative, or Heinz
streets do But we assure all that
no Hair Restorative could have availel
anything on this occasion, AS Il toilor
she Saied Grey, and grey suih"y her,
she become grey. And she becomes
trey well, forgery as she is, she looks
rs beautiful and youthful as ever. We
tender our heart .tclt wish that she may
be cver as happy as we were delighted
with the good things 50 cordially and
~bouHtihuIIy ditr,scd on Tuesday night;
and which we partook Of to complete
satisfaction.
TO our friend Fate we would say:
make her fate q good one, and You will
be happy and blessed in the world of
eternal joy and felicity.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06

the use oi these Pills the periodic attacks
of Nervous or Tick Headachc may be prevented;
and ii taken at the cOmmcncomen of an at
tack immediate relief from pain and sickness
will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea
and Haqdache to which females are sosubiect.
They act gently upon the bowels-remoying
foSfircE6ss.
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Fee
males. aud all persons of SeteHtdry habits, they
are invaluable MS a Laratirc, improving the dp-
pstite, giving tone and 4 or 10 the digestive or
gans, and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF
long investigation ard c; fully conducted ex-
perimcnts, having been in use mahy years,
during which time they have prevented and
relieved O vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache. whether originating in the
nervous syst,m or from u deranged state oi the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their comro-
sition. and mas be taken at all times with per-
feet safety without making eny change of diet,
and the absence of any dr NJ 'eeable taste rem
ders il easy to administer them TO children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines.
box will be sent by mail. prepaid on re.
cefpt of the price. 90 Cents. All or.
ders should be addressed t.
HENRY G. SPALDING.
~ Cedar Street New York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06

Tie South and her C0itoA.-Thc New
York World, in its money article oftho
9th, has the following "The South
has curtailcd her liabilities this fall to
80 great an extent that Il few months
hence shc will be rapidly placed in Il
position of great financial EAST and
strength. Tho cotton crop will, proba-
bly,, not much exceed 100000 ba,cs,
and the knowledge of this fact stimu-
lates sales in Liverpool and advanced
prices. Tho consumption of cotton in
Liverpool is increasing in q greater Ia.
ito than heretofore, and many manu-.
ficturcrs in Manchester, England, have
more orders on hand than they can exc
cute for tho next three months. There
IS every reason TO believe that the
Southern crops OfcottOn, sugar and to-
bacco will realize more in cash value
than the very large amount of last
year. This, with the diminished pur-
cbases made by Southern buyers from
the North, will soon enable them to get
rid Of the effects ofthcir previous over.
trading
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
. ~ y II v lille M rk q t

NASHVILLE, Nov. 90, 1860
COTTON-BW little offered Yesterday
Sales Of 8 bales q lee; u ut 0Ic; 43 at 92c;
and II at Q 30.
CHEESE-Wktern Reserve II It'll! cents
per pound.
FLOUR-Suptane in barrels SIS CO.; Extra
G 80 at o rs; dol n sacks 3 % at 8 so.
WHEAT-Th, article is scarce, ana will
sell readily at $l25 ut | 30 per bushel.
BAcoN.-Sboulcrs lU5 cts; Hams l3lal4c
per ID; Clear side lSal4.
LARp.-Good IIrl, in suitable packages, 10y
to l5c per poundAccording to package.
Outs,-Shelled lats, worth 45ajOc per ba
Ryc.-Sl OOall 5 per busllcl.
Barlcy,--At | b per bushel.
Corn.-Buycrsfre giving 70 cents per bush
OIL. Retailing frhl store at soc for white.
Whisky.-Kccihed 2!m24ccountry brands
j0@7 jc uccordin, to quality.
Sult.-Finc sue, is worth 81 so; Barrel Az
ccntg per bdshcI.
Mola,ses.- Ne, crop i0@jf, in barrels.
Coffee. -Stocklight, demand fair. Prime
Rio is firm at lG0lGlc; Laguyra none in mar
ket; Java 1920
SUovR.-N. Coffee Sugars lB.@llic;
Crushed and Powdered Halle r. 1l9al2
Candlcs.-Star firm at l8@l9 for IA o.; 90
for full weight; lallow Il.
Ginseng.-lCdi5 cents.
Feathcrs-ilal3 per ID.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06
AN EXTRA.

In consequence Of It large amount Of
advertising which We cannot find room
toI in our paper, and in order to give
moro space for nows matter, We intend
70 issue next year IN advertising
sheet every week, which will be equal
to about six columns additional to our
paper.
By the.way, let us ask that long
obituaries never be sent us unless the
sender expects to Jay for tlen like
other advertisements. We refuse a
great deal Of matter that would pay If
inserted, but to put long obituaries in
stead that don't pay, seems quito fool.
ish. We allow ten Ifres free for oLitu.
aries, and TO ask moro without laying
for il, is no better than u ask tho rabi-
net maker for coffin gratis, or II NOR.
chant for n STROUD for nothing. Most
positively, we will always charge for
obituaries over ten lines in lcngI,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06
Communication.


GRENADA, Miss, N"'' !" i''''
W. ), SLATER -
H'" SIR: ! was III Mc''l''''H " ~"
days ago, ana 'oH'" ''''vor" VI ""''
ness !" very 10" al" ocP'c8''' o''''
d'''o"- "i7l"I'i' war; "''" 1t" '''oc''
o''"3 inc "''''e''" '"l''' ''o"'' '"',
ma money coming !" 'or" S''"f' Vi
c"o""'"'ra''o'' "''" Sc'''''g 10 '"c "'"'
"'' per c'n' "lSeo"'''' 'o'''''
IS exceedingly ou'', owing ~ INC S'"r-
Guy u ''''' W '"S WIZ" r"'ul' "'''
" ""''lo eN''''' - '''" '"''" !" Nv"
Or'''''' o"' o' co'S'@''"'c'''' mace ~
th'I '''rNcI inc "ccN Previous
D',"5 ''"' J,''' n"' Sc'Fcoy S""S'ooo,
a''" "oa'' WIN I'll" gloomy 'ocoS 1t '''
Icl'' ana inc imminent a'" impending
c"'''I''oh u coH'''lo'c''' interest," '"ce9
are lo'"i'E "~cIu"''S "''"'''' 'o' @"'"'
of'h% up NY P''I'''""'''', ""' VIII" -"
h'Rrl HIch iOT INC 7oTTo" u "l '''''"'
u "eh'p'''7' j." e'' SUI ''' ''' sur
ring SCENES ana hllI'taTN P''"''c'' S"T-
pose" 10 'N'NI III co''oh growing N"''
Iey5 OF Ml9s'NsIpPI' thchlI!chSeu by
walking sentinel 81 a"od ny IHo S'%'''
OF mu"ket, ! ave penetrated now I"
its centre. TIC only sign indicative
OF the dreadful 'hlhgs We hr" or ana
that nave "Gc", beng SIMPLY the blUe
cocNadc ana roscttc OF the states
rights men, altogether and SIngiy,
quite harmless aIialr--noI I'NcIy To
scare anybody, ana really, rs consld-
cI, Il rather NEE INN" TO wear DC
rious'y speaking, ana laying All costing
asIdc, alter hearing one or two OF their
leading mch speak, | am satisfied That
no war; instruction or dl'''l''on' III It's
broader lcrln' VIII occur, having reason
to O'lIoNc 'l"' rom inc tenor Oh oot''
Norlh ANA S'"'"' Il successful co'npro'
mise, ! suspect 10 some extent r"'hcr
Illuminating 10 some 81 inc Nor'l'' D"'
honorable o inc Ho"t'', VIII s''t'c 'Ne
whole matter ourlrichuS OIL le''''r'-
see heed not nc alarmed hV'ry oon'''
erl o'a'o may possibly rove 'oSc'"or,
ana even ''''o'' o"' Vnc Nor'' anu
t''o 'P"r''n""' VIII never
move against ."''" III arms "
South, rom a'' can sec VIII rave her
rights, but ~pcacelbly the North will
grant them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06
Henderson & Warner.
State o. Tennesse---Franklin Go.

John Donaldson, Ct. iAs.,)
vs.. ret 10 sell LaIlu.
r'urney +. Green, ct. ais.
Ga motion of complainant and it appearing
TO the satisfaction of the County Couit
that EI iah Stone & wife Ann. formerly
Ann Donaldson, James a. Dona dsoh mud
DilIug0a N and wife Nancy, formerly Nan
cy Donaldson. are non residents of Il c State
Oh TcnhrsseG so that the ordinary process OF
law canno, be- served upon them.
tits therefore ordered that publ cation be
made for four con. ctuHivs weeks " the Home
Journal, a weekly newspaper published III
the town of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
SAID uon-reSlGeHi> to appear he "of-
shiplUiCuunly Court of FrGnklin Co., TeHn.,
to be held ii the Court House in the town
Of Winchester, on the first Monday in Decem
Der next, 1850, 10 plead answer or de-
mar 10 said petition or the same viii be taken
for confessed aud set for hearing expartc as
Othem J. u. ENOCtIS, CLERK.
novS-S3
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06
ISCELLANEO

The Ama,gamatiou Of Languages There is
q growing tendency in this age to appropriate
the most expressive words of Other languages,
and after Il while TO incorporate them into our
own; thu. the word Ccphalic, which Is from
the Greek, signifying ''for the had" is now
becoming popularized in connection with Mr.;
S%mlding's Great Headache Remedy, but II VIII
soon be used in a more general way, and the
word Cephalic will become ascommon Us Flee
trotypc and many others whose distinction ms
foreign words has been worn away by, common
usage until they seem native and to the manor
born
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06
Stat C Of Tennessee.

James o. Norton, AdHir, ct. ais,
vs..
William Gilliam's heirs,
Petition 10 Lag oG D0rer, and Prti.
hOa Ldad.
In this cause it app"aringto the Court that
Lrmu.l Gillian j. "a nonresident of the Sta;eof
Tennessee. 50 that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon him.
Iii therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Homo
Journal. a newspaper published in the town Of
Winchester. requiring said NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANT to be- and personally appear before the
Worshipful County Court Of franklin Coun-
ty. to be held ct the Courthouse, in the town
OF Winchester, on ID, fret Monday in Janua-
~ next, then and there To plead. answer or de.
mnr 10 complainant petition, or the same
will BE- taken for confessed and set for hearing
eypar,e as to them. J. g. ENOCIIS, CIR.
Docf-3 "
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06
THE HOWE MACHINES.

lir E.P Conc, the established Agent
for'the Howe Machine, in Nashville,
Iehhesses, is now on visit to WiIchrs.
ter,and mny be seen for u fow days at
Ars. Sims Hotel. hr. Cone has re.
dutsd tho price of his machines, as will
tc seen ftsm an adyortiscmeutin anolh.
column, and proposes TO take the notes
of The Cation States rs well AZ gold aud
slrsr, in payment for'gcod Sewing Ma.
chimes. lie has also a good suppl, Of
Sewing Machines needles, Spool Cotton,
Silk, &c, for machines use, Z low pri.
ces.
Sec advertisement Ogtside arid inside.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06

Bri3geL.-Missu wants You to send ilcr =
box of Cephalic Glue, no, II bottle OF Prepared
PilIs-blt Tn thinking that not jvSt 1t eth
er: but perhaps yen be afthcr knowing What
it is. We see she's nigh dead and gone with
the Sick Headache, and wants some more Of
that same as rclaived her before,
Druagist.--You must mean Spalding's Ce-
phalic Pills. ia.
Bridg"t-Och sure now and you've sod it.,
here, the q~uarthor and Civ me the Pills and
don't be AL day about it ailhcr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06
'AYDLY LIED.

Iii 'ad N 'orriblc 'padaclie this haftcrnoon,
hand | stepped into the hapothecorics, hand
says ! to the man, 'Can you heasc me OF IN
'cadachcy" '.Does it hathc ard" says e
"Hcxccedingly, says hi, hand upon that e
gave me n Ccphalic PHI, hand pom me 'onor
II cyrcd me so quick that | 'ardIy realized
'nd nd m 'cadachr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-06

General Scott is the largest man in
the American service. lie is six feet
six inches tall, and weighs two hund.
red and sixty pounds. lie IS "A years
old. yet his health is good ndhis whole
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