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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

Ill NATIONAL CONCERT HALL.
liz Canal street
The Oldest established Concert Rom 10 the city
LR6IIiMATE NANA3EMENr AND
LE3ITIM 2Tk PERFORMERS.
ACtRp-This Concert Hall hsz become one ~ the most
popular resorts 10 the city and far style OF entertainment Ia
superior 70 any other.
For rood, cheap nights entertainment, you must yi,g
Hi1CHCOCR'S NATIONAL CONCERT HALL
Come and hear the great ex'emporansons vocalist,
Mr.. W HAkRirOS.
Also the old favorie and popular negro performer,
Mr.. bob sMIIH.
Undoubtedly have the best lady vocalist In the city,
MISS NELLIE TAyLkR.
Gentle reader compare these three with other
and II hesitate decide thai tle
kaional Concert Hail stands eminent.
Admiration 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

IN sole Le~s~s snt Manager .. NJ, y..-.. y -
Monday evening Nov. 9, lbO eighth wsnS snd Io
nigh Of the engage nert " Mr TDWiE ToER syr y
appear for The fourth time ii WAC W.
O1HELLO,
sr, ~ 1917 Osnssy Fisher oeaon Norris Hars N
New hcenery by hessrs Hlysrd and j. Il RmAA
To morrow evsnirg-THE DEAD HEART
Wednosddy-Ar. Forrest ~ othello.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19

How - it9
If Mr.. Douglas is SO weak, why is it that
the combined powers of the Republican
Opposition and Secession presses arc array.
ed against him 1t looks very much like
they were afraid of him. The matter is
easily solved-tbey see and appreciate his
great popularity; they are endeavoring to d.
vert attention and strengthen the sinking for
tunes Of the Secession candidate, whom they
know to be weak, in the vain hope of giving
him prestige he never can acquire. The
whole pack, 'Tray, Blanche, and Sweet
heart" are in full yell after Douglas. Let
them howl, they can effect nothing.
In this fight, "Old Abe" is sighted; they
never say turkey" to him once, and we
should think he would rail at them for
thus sinking his pretensions. Since his
nomination at Chicago, his nameis scarcely
ever mentioned, even BY those presses that
ought TO be his 66ed4s That wigwam il
likely to prove emphatically q slaughter
house. True, q good many papers have his
bare name at the head Of their columns
while the body and soul of the paper is de-
voted to the cause Of the Secession candi
date.
The game is funny one, but it won,
win. Such humbuggery, intended to ere
ate false impressions, is too transparent L
deceive. Secession and Disunion are dead
an6no power can galvanize them into exis
tanpe. or give sitality to those who are it,
representatives. In the meanwhile thu
>asRlittsr is gradually pstrifying.-St
1sie AsPvblican.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19
,usEHoLD DEPARTMENT
discretionary premiums as the com.

The premiums marked No. ], will be Moor's
!. Rural NeU Yorker one year. The premiums
I'D No. 2, will be the American A9ricuLtur-
year, or the club price, in cash, paid il
instead of the papers.
Committees will report at 3 P. NJ, and
Yards will be read Immediately. and the
esful competitors will then have opportuni.
rhoose their premiums, either in cash OF
ledge. As one object of the Society ia
oiffuse useful agricultural information, we
hr of no better way to do SO than to circulate
BILE journals on this subject.
N. HAMILTON, Secy.
NATIONAL, Iowa, Sept. S, 1860.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19
Original Poetry.



An unfeeiing and ungallant "wretch," in Yreka
having been forced Oh the sidewalk and into foot deer
BAD, By the exceeding amplitude Of . fashionably
toesed ladys cRuoline sends to the Northern journal
he following 'sthorte," for which, as the editor re-
arks, he should be hooped in nail keg sRd talked
death BY (ugly and cross) old maids:
Bsautiful creaturei
Tou sail along the streets like
A Missouri wood boat with
Fifteen foot mast. You're q hand
Some gal, and look amazing
Well when you're fixed up. You
No doubt think you're "some," aud
You are. But In that season Of
rhe year whom the aqueous duid
compounded With terra hrms
9 9TH The eon. ..s Of paste. you're
shed boots. You said to be .
Daughter Of Eve, but you don't look any
fore like your mothers picture
- Thau dour barrel does like Shasta
1uttes. II she had dressed like you, 6S
- Leaves would have run out before
Ehs got her hoops cove cred, and
,.<z Dam, like most Of husbands now
"A days, went naked. When you 60 .
song the sidewalk you make fellers git
O6 In the mud upset goods
Boxes and may be tear your dress
And Yai.s thunder generally.
- onsidsrsd, and bri.is, and nails, and
Pins can't scratch you, and mad
Dogs can't bite you and boys can't
iss you, and calumny can't hurt
1ou, because nothing can get to you,
Nay ron ever be eucircled by the i'm
Prsgnable hoop Of virtue, guarded BY
Friends, have lots Of lovers, and by
And BY get married, but darn your
Iafernal big hoops. Just look 1t my
Boots, you wide sprusding
Superduity.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19

~ra y,nro.ch;o n.oo.r.t;nr 80 rpnN
"a N.ss - nsv1an .nd Corhnr hs a,,..,.; 49,
| psine" o Snc,;on.G ~, ~ n;. ~ a;I '.o
.ha..;.s 10Th ;r Eurone nd the In;,ad S.o.as
nrsssrihah In the;r rractice !" '-'~' ~
The experience Of thousands daily moves that M
,,,an....;rn ~ Iror can he com,oroJ x,;t a. Inu
,o ne ~ h,aod Ma donra;on ~ ;teI .nsrav ~.
nthor;se s;ckjv comsexons indicate its neces.;tv r.;
.lmnst overv conce;vabIe case
Irrox;on in MI maad;es In which n has bean triad
n no. nroyad ahsoluteIv curative in each Of tho fo
iow;nr comnl.;nt; viz.
."s
IN Dsbthty, Nervous AUect'ms, Emdcf0non. Dys-
Peps.d, tonsupetao": D.avnea; Dysnsery, Anc,.
punt Consampnon, scrW M sn 1aUs,c"tcsss' ndH
COmptAsnns Cnronc H,do0cn.s' nneuMa"sm' M
te'm'tse"s Tece's' f'mp'es VI" '"e r dce' &c.
In cases OF GENERAL DEBILITY whether the result
OF acute diease, of the continued diminution Of
and muscular energy from chronic complaints,
trial OF this restorative has proved successful to
extent which description nor written attestation
would render credible. Invalids long bed ridden
a. to have becom" forgotten in their neghber.
hoods have suddenly reappeared in the busy world
II Just stunned from protraced travel in distant
land. Some very signal instances OF this kind are
attested of Female sufferers mncated victims OF ap.
parent marasmus, sanguineous exhaustion, critical
changes, and that complication OF nervous and dys-
pepc aversion to air aud exercise for which the ply
stefan has no name
In NERVOUS AFFECTIONS of all kinds and for reas-
! ons familiar to medical men, the operation of this
preparation of iron necessarily be saluts ey for
unlike the old oxides it il vigorously tonic without
apericnt even in the most obstinate cases of cosvc-
ness without ever being gastric purgative or pfjct.
ing disagreeable sensation. :.
1t is this latter property among Others which makes
It remarkably efecual and permanent remedy for
and specific action by dispensing the local tendency
which iorms them.
In DYsPEPsiA, innumerabe as areit causes single
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19

IN cution to me directed, by the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court OF Clayton county, Iowa, dated the 9th
day Of july 1862 In favor Of Jededah Brown for the
Of seventysix and S. 100 dollars ($76 500, and
against the goods, chattcls, and Real Estate of
HYDE have levied upon and will sell at public
DUE to the highest bidder for cash. the 20th dav Of
September, 1850, at ten O'Clock, Of said day, in
front Of the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court
in Ekader, Clayton county, Iowa, all the right, title
and interest he may ave IN the following described
property, to-wit: Lot number fifteen (5), in block
number one ~, OF the town Of North McGregor,
Clayton county, Iowa. Taken as the property Of W.
A. Hyde, to saty said execution together with inter
est said sum, at the rate Of ten per cent per
mum, and all costs that have or may accrue.
JONATHAN KAUFMAN,
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iowa
August Goth, lsG0wa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19
MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
SHERLFF'S SALE or REAL ESTATE
Slate of Lo,na (X0nf0n c6Mnia-sa.

N0Ee q 7UD0, Ildyt0H CCuHEy-S8:
NrOTiCE il hereby given, that by virtue of an Ex-
IN ecution issued out of the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Clayton county, Iowa, to d.
rected have levied upon and will sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash. In front Of the Office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court at Eksder the 9th day
Of October, $780, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of said day,
all the right, title, and interest of Henry D. Evans
aud Silas Egbert, or either of them in and to the
following described property, to-wit Lots number
six (6 % eight (s) and nine (9), OF block No.
two (2), of the town Of McGregor, Clayton county,
Iowa Taken the property of Henry d. Evans and
Silas Egbert, either of them, to satfy the OF
Twenty five hundred and sixty-six and Q-l0O dollars
with interest ther con ut the rate OF 10 per cent
which Converse, Harding Co., recovered against the
said Henry d. Evans and Silas Egbert, by 6rm name
and style Of Evans Egbert, In the District Court OF
Clayton county, the Sh day Of May, lS60 aud all
costs that may accrue thereby.
J. KAUFMAN, Sheriff, C. c.,
August 20, 186Dw4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19

Chen De Tocquevile was here he asked
bee Sunday school. He was struck
th seeing Bible in the hands of almost
ry child. us this common?" said he
lis friend. "What mighty influence
ust have upon the nation.'
blink of the unnumbered Sabbath school
8 in all Christian lands, each with a
~ their hands. More striking still is
bought of all Christians in all lands,
each in their private room, every
ng before they go into the world, to
bis one book. What must the book
furnish the minds and hearts of spir-
people with exhaustless supplies Of
yht and emotion. Not so Shakespeare /;
even Bunyan, copying so closely from
Bible, can fill such place. "Do not
Bunyan to me any more" said dis
pished missionary lady, near her end,
husband "Bunyan tires me, but
If you read the Bible without fatigue"
y has not Josephos' History Of the
equal power with this book when re-
IL the same things? Because inspira-
On has not flowed into the very thoughts
nd language Of the Bible. You cannot
Gdefine it any more than you can anatoma-
tie smile. A quotation, by a public
speaker, of Bible language, has power upon
his audience which is beyond explanation,
except from its supernaturalness.
God, knowing that this book was to be
the only source Of spiritual thought and
life, would not have left it fallible guide.
lie who, hanging the earth on nothing, en-
lowed the North with the mysterious pow
CT Of magnetism to guide the mariner, has
not left the soul without sure source OF
information to guide to Heaven.
But did man have inspiration in saying
some Of these very common things? Ger.
tainly-to say them just then and just SO,
as part of the great whole. See that
rope on the top of the cross, in Rubens'
picture? Was Rubens' genius necessary
to paint that rope? Could not common
painter have made it No; Rubens con
ceived the idea; an ordinary man might
not have done SO. You might criticise little
things in any painting, or statue, and fritte,
the whole away. The principles Of crit
cism which some thus apply to the Bible
if taken into the Athen@um Gallery, woult
cause man to be despised.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
SAED.

have associated with me in the Nuf.
sery business Mr.. George II. Cherry,
formerly proprietor Of the River Bank
Nursery, Rochester, n. Y, recently
from Nashville. Tenn.
Mr.. Cherry is q practical Nufseryman'
Of many years experience. Hereafter
the business will be conducted under tie
name and style OF s. w. Houeh,en d
Co. S. w. H0UGHTON.
Ssptl, so II.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
Fer Tax Collector.

NcNrr authorized nmnounco W. y. TiN-
lor 4 candidate lnr lNA Collector at the ensuing
March election.
" are authorized t. announce BURGESS
THMHLEION a canGidat" for Tax Collector
Of Franklin County.
We are authorized to announce James
Nichols a candidate Tor Tax Collector Of
franklin county.
"" a.' anti ,Ii2,l to announce J. b. ROC
Frs, EsQr -. q o.1iiiato for Tax Collector
for Franklin county EiG,lion in March.
We are .u.nuriz Il toannouucrJ. T. KEI5u,
Jr., = candidate for Tax Collector, at the
March erection.
We ar, authorized 80 anu"Iucn !. \. ENC
LANNa candidate .cr Ir& C,.!cc.'r Of !rau-
Kiln county.
Wac authorized TO Announce J.ANES \.
CAETE"; candidate for Tax Collector At thr
rn,'inG March election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
For Constable.

W. are authorized to announce Gcotse
LcIeber a candidate or Constable in this
district. Election 1860.
We are authorized to announce /" B.
CLEMENTS a candidate for Constable in
this district, No. /. Election in March.
We are authorized to announce Rich.
ard Sharp Il candidate for Constable in
this district.
We are al thorizcl to announce Wv.
FAnnIs a candidate Iorro election as Con-.
table in this district.
We are Authorized to announce ROBERT
W. REEvES, Il candidate for Constable in
this district.
" are authorized to Rich.
ard F0riS a candidate for Constable Ia
this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26

MISUNDERSTANDING ought to in
sure his or h~crpropert.y. 1t makes one
feel more c%oltcntcd, and secures against
heavy losses. Read the statement Of
the Phoenix Company,a good Company
for which f. a. Loughmiilcris Agcntin
Winchester.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
For REGISTER.

FRANKLIN Co. Tennis April %.
Editor Uome JourUai!
Please announce to the voters OIL Fronk.
lin county that am q candidate for the
Office OF Register, Rl the next March
election. As | am s cripple, and una,
bile to ride but a Short distance horse.
back, it will be a!mos, out of my pow.
er to meet the people at the Jllerenl pre-.
%cincls, bu! will if ! IAN. -"
Yours, truly,
MARTIN e.. OSBORN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
MARRIED.

At the residence ofthc brides ftth =,
on the 18th of January, 1860, by Rev.
W. b, Cooper, ABE FRH2ElL, Of Win
chester, Tenn, to Mis-. r. N. ScWrGGS,
daughter of Vim. \. Scruggs, Of Jciicr-
son County, Florida.
Happy Abe-happy Matte. Earth
supplies no object to him so beautiful as
his chosen bride, and oh, sh" End, her
worldin him. Nestle close to his heart,
dear girl, you'll findit kind and true.
You remember the w0uad you gave him
when first he told his love, and you
know You "woundcd but to heal
May YOU never wOund again, but if
you do, may he be ready to cXclaim
Not from thee the wound should come,
No, not from thee;
! care not what or whence my doom,
So rot from thee
You remember those quoted words, DO
You not, Miss Matte. And don't you
know how the noblt soul its wish re-
called and a.:
.,IIcrc tothe blade bare
This faithful heart;
Wound dccp, thoplt find that thcrc
In every pulse tsoa art"
But you wounded no miore-aEe' 70"
have healed the wound you gave-u%e
to your maiden promise
Now, don't accdse us of bctraying
confidence, for only referring to a little
incidence in the incipicncy of your
courtship, the remembrance Of which
will make both Of you laugh, and which
is understood only by you and Us. Aye,
ant it pleasant to remember counting
days! They are the sweet and dreamy
thresholds ofunseen Edens, where hall
the world has paused in couples, and
talked in whispers under the moon.
light, passed on, and never returned
You and Abe have passed on with II,
blissful an Eden in view as ever en-.
chantcd lovers. May your way be
"'Mid flowers and ripplisg streams, low hum
ming bees
And singing BIRDS
Two heartsin wedlock's golden tie
Self pledged, in love TO live and die,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
FOR SALE.

NUINJN ma ms NAN
v"
~. 49, - "' +
PIoNcI!c"'S' 'l'hS III tle "a "iS'fC' "
tranhlin County, on NlchoIS0n'S creek,
one mile south Of Muup's Ford, eight
from Winchester ani seven from salem,
and containing 2l9 acres, about 80 in
cultivation, the balance timbered. Ia
respect to fertility of soil and hcalrhul.
mes, Of locality, a view will convince
any one in both respects.
AS \ SIOEE. FARM.
it is unsurn""ssd. beiug abnudanrly wa.
on every pmt by numerous free.
.,onc ,nrin $, and convenient TO one o!
~. boat cattle ranges in the county, hav.
w., acce,s n tho Ror,cus river Hills and
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26

New advertisements this week have
drawn heavllyon our space and crowd
ed overt till next week quite Il number
Of articles, among them a number Of To-
cal items, our visit to- Nashville, book
notices, &c. TO the new advertisements
we would direct especial attention,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
For Attorney General.

We are authorized to announce James
II. Hughes as a candidate for Attorney
General in the S,h Judicial Circuit, in
Tenn esscc, composed OF Coffee, Warren,
Van B"ren, Grundy, Lincoln and Frank.
Iin counties. Election 4th Thursday in
May, 1860. Is
We are authorized to announce Miller
Iurney a canljdale for Attorney Gene.
raj in this district. #
We are authorized to ]announc JESSE
ARLEGE a candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj IN this district. Election 1860. #
We ar anlhorI2l cto ANNOUNCE e. c. Ne
KINNEY = can1l!olc for Attorney Genera
III this district. E.cciIDn in 1850. y
We are authorized to announce II. II.
Smith a cauIjdatc for Attorney General
from This district.
We are authorized 10 announce Il. +.
GlM ELANp, Of Fayetteville, a candidate
for Attorney General in thus district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26

If anybody wants to buy or . bcau-
tiful oil cloth window blinds, call at the
Home journal Office. We bought them
for the windows at Fancy Gate, but they
were too large for the windows.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
Sherif's Sale.

On wcdncsdAy. Pcb. sd. 1880 before the
Courthouse door in Winchester, ] will offer for
sale, for cash. a tract Of land Of ~ acrc-. IN
Cumberland Mountain. Spll a. the property
Of VIM. Johnson. to satisfy an order of'ale IA
favor Of VIM Buchanan.
JAMIE J. W. CUSTER Shh'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
Tke Aome Aonrnal,
NOTICE..

Tnos. j., EsTlLL, late superintendent
of tho Winchester and Alabama Rail
Road, has been appointed Chief Engi-
Q on the Nashville and Chattanooga
Road. We are sorry that he has sever
ed his connection with our Road, and
we congratulate the n, u c, r, II, Co,
upon the acquisition Of so efficient, en-
orgetic, and aitable an officer as Mr., Il,
For his superiority as an Engineer, he
will ever deserve and receive promotions
for his character as u gentleman, he
will ever be admired and tor his gcncr-
Gus heart, will ever be lovcd,-l0red did
we say Yes, loved for his heart, by that
fair maiden yet unweddcd and waiting
no doubt to hear him propose. Az.
why don't lie do it. lie could engineer
through the mountains and ~vallicS, and
the smooth places and rough places Of
life SO much easier, and so happily
The Car of Matrimony in our midst has
'bccu movingof late. A Bar' has hccn
made, a flap taken, and now the car is
not Abe to 60 furthsr without IN Engi-
neer. Not even the tones Of the bcau-
tiful Belle he has so otten heard, seem
cficacious in getting him aboard. We
quote as a last effort for his benefit, the
following paragraph from an exchange;
"a proposition has been introduced
in the Virginia House of Delegates to
impose Il tax on all bachelors over
thirty years Of agc--thc money to be
appropriated t. the education Of poor
children"
No intimation that you are thirty,
friend f., yet we do say that if such Il
law were made in this State, 'twould
come mighty near getting Somr Of yom
dimes.
On. B.--Glassos for two-lIoncy and
Pcach.)
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26

No election of Speaker in Congress
vet, and no likelihood Of such IN event.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
CANDIDATES.
For Trustee.

w. Stewart is a candidate for re.eIec.
ton as Trustee for Fronklin county, al
the ensuing March election.
W. arc authorized TO- announce W.
q. HASDIY as candidate for Trustee
OF Franklin sounly. Election In March.
1850. F1 MAtgl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
MORE 10 BE ADMIRED
I'll IN THE
RICHEST bIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Empero-s !
WHAT: WHY 4 DrAr1nv II HEAD OF iI..c&

WHAT: WIN \ BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF !It.C,.
Because it i TIC ornament God himself Pre- ,i,rd rr
nj, uul race. Reader, although the guar may COON ever
81 hligIti IN the glow Ing ,hcrk, a." rlr lr ,,-. 90 shark.
ling, tno teeth Re those ~ pearls, j! iu" celI h. HcIctI Of
it. covering, 81 the hair lie suaIlrd stI -lniyrlcd, harsh
ami dry, 81 worsc ''l, TsrlIm .rd win gay, nature
viii lose m"IC than halt hor q .aIus. ptuL Nuud's iaiI
Restorative, fused woo ,.rI,c ii.y-s week, will &c..
store AID permanently .cnrc "a 10 .urh ar outamut
Read the following dh.i Wd-r. Tlc writer Ul the FIRST Is
thr celebrated fiau,,, Ihaih'I:
ia. NuOD:- NV Nurk, ApiI 70, ISIS.
nc,r Sir,-.prrait ne to cvrJrs To- ,'p nr o"i. '.
tons am u tlcr Ion H." entire restoration" I "' I.l' 10
It's urinim, color about Tie tine of my aul''I IN 10"
United slate, II was rapidly becoming @l'', nut rg"n
the application Ut luur "!l1Ir !:rstul"u'r u .'th "'"N
cred It's original luc. | consider your Restorative s. q
eerrcahie. lanI, dc.i sr youts truly,
SGIALBEEG.
"VryrIs,, GvyhcIydU"
,y.i., N.r,.,8r,I .Dsr. ~ N~a,.lr-'. AEIil r., ISIS.
prop q. J. Wuuu.-irsT Sii,--srmc month NJ six
,,rrts rrn received 70 Lyiile 81 gour lilir 70. ioratiNr
aud gave Il to my vic, "Ao o.H,'lded To uy I, On i'I
b,ir. liitlc N,rkig. OF TIE time tiHtf would tes'vt" tie
" .,, ssfr ,,i Ire nfi.iial color. hf' io l"I as well ~ my
7 surytsr, aner a few weeks trial 70 las ie'h'med 'lat
yyn,Iciiul C1,Ci by tuning al ne il'! L.iI '"au.i"
b,ovu,a Of the same time hc'u'iij ~ "Id lAi'kci"Is iIc
,,i, ,t,orriy recommend The ahrS" restorative tJ'l
~, .oDs in waui OF such q charge o ii.stI bar ,,,,,,.
Rev lvih, july -. 1871.
pror q. J. Wonn: VIII confdercc d" recommend
-, Hair Restorative, os being the most clGdticus ara
tr I ever saw. SlH,r .-.A~ )'' 70. -
l.ir ahI WHISPERS vE,th we're a'hnst "hn', i'N, ''"
,Wr rTpvu dstki sEd iinw Icrl corhi"tiihai . lev In"ie
anipe,ti1rS vii restore tirm 10 trri' iaiuiai color II
stI, b., relieved LIE nf III istdmn ard unpleasant tch
"e' 70. kILLI,
pr,y Worp-Aroii two wears ago ny hatt Commenced
bIiinr oGaud tuning rs', ! was h't feeohlinq bad, atl
L,J I'D many RrUttiss ~ 10 tHsct. ! commenced
,,.irr ,onr Restorative 10 Jauuary lat. \ few appliCa'
tious fastei ell my hair firmly. 10 teean 10 IN ~, sruv'
al, and turn black Ia its nimer colOt, tbkck) Al tbs
limo IT is huy Te'tmod to IL. original color, health. ard
sppearsnce, sii | C~heeIiully recommend lis use 10 all
J u. HOES.
CbicaFo. w.. May I, 1851.
The Restorative u pat up ~ bottles vt 3siIcs, ~yiI:aTEe
medium, Spl SMALL The small hohis ! = rint. and retail
for one dollar per hOttlsi the medium hOidsa II l%eastiWcrt
TeT cent, more IN proportion tLan the small, teiaiia r.
two dollars per bottle; the larfs holds q quart ~ pe
cent more IN proportion, ard rrtsts for 81.
o. NOODN Co, Proprietor. 3i2 Hrnadvsy. Nev
Yotk. tin the great " y. WiIe Killing esiaLiisLmeii,
aud III Market St. st. Lnuis, 30.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
For Circuit Court Clerk.

We are authorized TO announce NATHAE
%FRizzELL, SRA candidate for reelection
as clerk Of the Circuit court OF Franklin
: 'unty. Election in March, 1860, u
We are authorized to announce JAMES
HARRIS, as candidate for Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Franklin County
Election in March, 1860. "
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
Sale of Carriago.

On Monday. the 9Th day OF Feb, 1860. at
the Courthouse door, in Winchester, | will
offer for sale. a
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS,
conveyed N DECD n Tru,ito me by VIM. e..
Brook. June Dist. 1859, Terms cash.
Jan 2Gth. A. <. MARKS.