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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

politics, but are independent, being pIed'
gcd to no party, And when we speak
of politics, We shall speak rs near the
truth rs we can, no odds whether it
p]lcascs any one or not, Old party is
sues are Obsolete. \ different and a
dangerous aspect is before US, Our
country Is on the verge Of II crisis, such
as has meyer before threatened, Not II
crisis brought by the majority Of our
countrymcn, but one which will involve
the wh0ie mion-~onc into which will
enter the determined spirit Of men
North and South; the former to force
their Gnaticism (rNccd bcJ by the rod
hand ofciyiI war, and the latter to de-
icnd "at all haHlrds, and TO the last c&-
trcmlty" the s]acrcdncss OF home and
their equality under the Constitution.
III short, Il conflict between, two sec
lions Ola yet united country on WhIc'I
hangs the hope, Of liberty in two Con.
| ]tincmls. with such Il conflict impending
ali men who love their country, respect
w.. nnJ ,.on.,n,c ,Lo ron.li,n.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

would only be the greater, TO
add TO the tumuIt, Il large torch.light
procession Of Republicans, with two
bands OF music, passed along, display
ing the names Of Lincoln aud Ilamlin
10 the eyes Of the multitude around
Oh, it made our blood boil. We tell
you, our heart painted for dissolution Of
the Union, if we had known that just
about 800 of those rcdlnouthcd miggcr
worshippcrs" could have met death at
the hand. Of the people whose interests
and rights are 0loum TO be injured il
the s~coundrcls succeed in carrying out
their ncfarious designs, This was our
feeling for the moment, although Our
Judgment when cooler and uncXcltcd
tells rs that the larger and best portion
Of people in the Keystone state are OPP
posed to the GluNticaI crowd who were
p%aradiug, with a lot Of negroes follow
inc in front. And to see two Lincoln
and Ilamlin nars wavinp across Chcs.
mt strcct-hOw we want to tear
them down every time ourcyc falls ON
them, Guess they wouldn't float lone
in Tennessee.
But we forget. oar subject VISA
John G. lIocnan There Is NOT another
man in America whose presence lat
evening could haze created such AN cX.
element. And now some II asks,
"Who is John IIccnam - Don't you
know? Haven't you been reading the
"papcrS," Maybe you don'i ta5" 'cm
Maybe yor haven't been Disguised AT
the whole sides taken NJ il description
of the FIGHT he had with Saycrs, the l.n.
dish bully? Well, IIccnau is an Amer
lean, and Saycrs is an IInoIishmau,-
Savers was said 10 be the "jrsi' man in
tlIc world-haI whippcd every one who
said Saycrs wasn't thc best, and us
John G. IIccnan claimed to be briior
than Savers, the two buIIios concluded
TO have II national FIGHT, each to sustain
tho characicr Of his nation. Immense
betting was done on both sides, The
day appointed for the fight rolled
round, and .hc huIlics met. \ rope was
stretched round II piece Of ground
the buIIics cot inside the rope, and Tor
two hours prmmclcd each other, till
tLcir yyc were almost, mt out and, all
LIoody and ln,lfrcd. they were scpcra.
fed i, was decided that Ilccnan "oot
fine hest of If" therefore received Il
medal. Ten thousand dollars was rails
cd in New York to bay him Il bcIt,-
Money was piycn him, and when he
came back to the country whose ho"or
he had so nobIy sustained, his people
were in ccstacy and excitement to wet
come him. That's his history. That's
the man. And what's the fruit OF his
nobir daring in defence of Americas
hDnor? We'll, we have had the DISCUS
ting sight Of scores Of l%lcrnanS and
Saycrs meeting and heating thcmscl.
veg up. The youth Of the country
have II beautiful example set them
Oh shame. And to see how the pco-
pie rush utter him, Well go it Ilcc-
nan. You can get rich now: Already
he's made forty or Fifty thousand, and
he ought to make it while the excite
mcnt is up, or course when the cX-
ciirmrui dies away. UruuHu will not
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23


We wish to sail the attention ofninvewadgr
to new article in the way of medicine. Moures
Potter Il Merwin, who are natives Of our ownr
State, have long been known to US ms high toni
CT honorable gentleman, in which we place the
most implicit confidence. They are manufac~
turing an article knows as the Cherokee Rem
cdy." of which in advertisement. appears in an
other column Of to-day's paper, from what sew
cral medical gentlemen Of ~veracity and honor
have told us, together with our high esteenr
and confidence for the troprietors. We are in
clincd to believe that this article possesses mer-
it of no low order. We are told that cures
have been performed in our city that had bahl-
cd the skill ofour most learned PRACTITIONERS
II this article proves what it is represented to
b., Il new era will take place in the treatment
vi diseases for which it is intended, rs every
unfortunate can truly attest to the disagreeable-
ness Of the nauscOus, and facilitating effect of
the mixtures that they hcvc been obliged to-
swallow. We know the proprictors would not
knowingly deceive the public. Therefore we
advise any Of our readers, who may be so I'M
fortunate rs to need an article Of this kind, to
procure ut once the "Cherokce Remedy" yOu
can find it at any Drug store in the Southern
States.
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Observation-Disclosures men are

entitled to respect, The bear who devoured
the boys who told the aged man to 'sgo up old
bald head" did quite right, and resolutions
commcndatory Of their conduct should have
been passed and published in all the daily ps
pcrs." White huir-madc white by age-is
honorable. Our grandfather wore it, we re-
member, and he was a considerably better man
than any Of his grnndsons. Iron-grey hair is
likewise respectable. 1t is seen upon the head
of thoughtful, stern mcn-mcn with a purpose,
mission and nerve. Do we respect the memo
re- of the lamcntcd Uncle Edward any leas be-
cause he had no wool upon the top Of his headt
We f~earlessly answer, Nary.
T." We are grocing old toGether"
But then when people can protect their hair
from the t~cll-talc marks of age-whon they can
luxuriatc in glossy black locks at an advanced
period Of their livcs-whcn white and grey
hair can returned to Il beautiful black OF auburn
in II t~winklc-when hair can be made to grow
on bald hcads-whcn all this can be done it
can't do any harm to tell what will do it.
lIcimstrcct's Hair Restorative will, according
to very many reliable accounts, do it. The pro-
p%rictors of lIeimstrcct's Hair Restorative reside
in Troy, n. Y. Their names are w, Z. Ha-
gan Co. They are getting rich out of this
Hair Restorative, and it il, beyond peradven-
ture, the best thing Of the kind ever invented.
The facts in our possession in regard to this
! wonderful preparation warrant us in un4uali-
tiadly recommending it.--Clerctand (Ohio)
Haia0cater.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23
THE FASHIONS.

We must defer until our next any.
thing Of length about this subject. OF
the Bonnet we would say that the
fashion is quite pretty, though many
don't like them, IL. & III. among the
humber. The shape is a modification
Of the large nariug hat that nobody
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

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not prevent them? Thorc is no time
10 be lost.
Another thing. There are many
Democrats in the South nova. days,
too prone to abusing Northern Demo.
Gratis. This is all wrong. Northern
Democrats have always stood up for
the South, aud fought the abolitionists.
They vote with the South in Congress
on all questions, and we are for stand.
ing by them while they fight the aboli.
t]ionlsts for Us. And let one unprciu-
diced person come North and see what
the democrats have to do-how nobly
they work with the South, and surely
he will not dcnounce them.
But we have SAID more on politics
than we intended, but all that we have
said is honcSt-no adroit attempt to
mislcad any onc. Take what we have
said for its worth.
We have much more to write about,
but it is getting late, and our pages
many. Our promise to the women we
must fulfill.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13
GOOD BOOKS! CHOICE BOOKS!
NEW AND ILLUsTR iTED EDITIONS.
TIIE THRONE OF DAVID:

From the Consccraon Of the Shepherd Of Behehem 70
the Rebellion ofPriuce Absaon. b. ing an IL usira-
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Of the Shepherd King, in series Fl Letters. wherein
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"1'hs is thc third volume, and the comp elton Of n
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the lsraclitish monarchy The origin unhcr Noses
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13
'NHE PILLAR OF FIRE,
ISRAEL IN BONDAGE,

By tho Rev II lsGRAHM author Of the Prince of the
House Of David" OnJ vo'ume ~ cloth, 100 pages
Price 81 u
"This work is designed sketch the lIebraic history
during the bondage Egypt, the Propht Moses being
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and thcn from pruane history vast Of niacra,
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13
Bloomsburg, Oct. II, isso.
uONEY, THE BEST OF HONEY

have a valuable rocip" for making Honey, which |
will nd to any person upon tn receipt of ~ we
nhk' hnh use II IN our family At h1 the o0St and
sdr II as good as the best article al genuine bee .ae
Honey. from Thich cqnpUt Je ioid" Any person who
VIII make aud sell II Iui clear iru-i So 81 day il
only requires four arcl, make aud they can be
hiI al any store for 80 cruts. Evt-y family may have
t's delightful luxury or amy lady an make it in u min.
utcs at any time Three cent postage stamps good
money.
The Pulaski Tunes, published at liawkinsvillc Gror.
.ia Of Thursday, March 3D. says lr X. smith, Of this
county, presents US with beautiful article Of Honey,
equal II not superior To any thin. ever saw. Til.
honey is manufactured by Mrs. SMITH according to tn.
directions given IN receipt which she purchased of
Dr. J. +. tREAGER, BainDrc city, Nd. Any prison can
get this receipt for making honey and be- npcndcnt OF
the honrybec, by writing with 80 cents incos,d to
DR. j. l.. tRt.AGER,
No 'JS West Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md.
S.nt ISti,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

f. bRowS's EssEScr or J.M,c, GINGER. is truly
family medicine at this season. when AFT ctiuns Of the
stomach and bowels common no family, ndiyiJu
AL or traveller should be witkoutu. IT is peculiarly cf.
htacio in summer complaints OF children and known
and prescribed by the medical faculty. advertisement
" Tho Heavens were Illuminated on the evening .i
August 81 ls5D, by til, most splendid Aurora Borralis
ever seen in the century Rays ftrcoorcd sbts fla s
ed the sky and the changes beautiful in the
extreme. AT one time rapt observer remarked, that
he anccd he could the sparkling lights form thrm
selves into tho following wor!s Buy all your garments
at the Brown stone Clothing Hall of RocxLL & WILSON
Nos SO3 andtB5 Chestnut str set above Sixth rhada'
>-~~~-.- >eo~>~,o-
" a NEW FIRM AND BUSINESS uPOS NEW
PRlNt IfLES.-WnrE HALL CLorAISG BAZAAR corner uf
Fourth usd Market does follow in the bratcn
rack. We are satisfied that TIL, only way build up
and keep large business IL goods cheap and uiy
satisfaction to customers. Prrtcnce will not answer
and hunbns has lad its day, ani Acnd to s,ll our
goods five per cent advance upon no more nnd no
lrss) and no variation in marked pfcss. This system
will sustain isif without putting. We shall buy and
s,Il exclusively for cash our for men and
.'ys Is the largest in Philadelphia and prices much
lever than any other. Call aud see for YOURSELF
nj tbs
WHITE HALL. CLOTHING BAZAAR,
$. W. corner Fourth and Market ss Phla
February -, lS6O.-l2n.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

\ LITTLE MoRE CIDER."- Those
fnnd of applcjuicc can be CERTIFIED by OBJ
telAing the beverage at cheap rates this
fIL Apples abound, especially in the
'sestcrr part of the State, and cider is
free offered at 81 barrel at the mill.
We hear of farmers in Suticld Offering to
sell at 50 cents a barrel-which would Mt
pay for gathering the applcs.-LIaryord
Press.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

"i ECoMpLETE Poctcal works of Sam
lcl Rogers, with notes, and Il biograr hical
sket1h edited by Epes Sargent; Crosby,
Hichois, Lee g. Co: 1860 ;-is the only
edition of this popular and classical writer
which we have ever seen, which could be
described as compile. Aud this is com
pete, both as to fullness of matter, por-
trait, paper, type and binding. 1t is a
beautiful volume Of most delicious, reading.
pleasure. of Memory "Human Life
voyage of Columbus, "Italy," are among
the never dying classics of the language,
The notes are gems of description ancc-
dote and wit.
Of ehc poems of Samuel Rogers, "ltaly''
has always been the one of our choice but
the others have many admirers among per-
sons Of taste and education. 1t is not too
much 10 say of them, that they are not
only exquisite in finish, but chastc in seati-
reul and pure in morals. We know of
no more acceptable holiday gift, tLan this
volume which can be had of the Publishers
sor 2l.25, postage paid.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13
NOW IS YOUR TINE!

The under igncd will sell between th. and tho Goth Of
October hi, entire took OF
HATS T. CAfS S AT COST!
Al those in Of Good Hat or Cap at the lowe It
hanufaciurer's price viii please call Immediately.
ALSO,
.NrW S7OtT, with iipr, for Har Rrnom or Ofirc-
One larg" LOOKING. GLASS. | have al o, n TRUCK.
H.3GuN for sat, nearly new and of cy client work.
man hip, for either one two hGr,es, any hndy in
want Of such article, will please call aHl eXanc
for him elf will sell il low tor II or .hort credit.
ALSO, all thoG that know themselves indebted,
viii plea rHll and make payment and thosc having
tlaiH, will pr sent them by the time prcf.d
$. i. ANEWALT,
Boonsbu Sent -, lscO.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

PARTRIDGE SHooTING,-Thc partridge
shooting season commenced on Monday
the lSt inst. The birds are plenty, and
viii now doubtless suffer some.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

DANIEL Bower, E,q,, has disposed Of
hia interest in the H'uAsaniporf Daily
Nosc;, to Mr.. II. o. Sbaut, and it will
honocforth be published by FITZGERALD
& SnAUr.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13
THE SUNNY SOUTH,
SOUTHERN NER d7' HOME

OoO III II II I'VE II II Il HOluE.
Embracing 6va years experience OF Northern Govern
In the aad of sugar rice, tobacco aud cotton Edi
ted by Professor u lsoR,nAs of Mississippi HAND.
someiy bound in one volume. ~ mo- 526 pages Price
Literary nsees form ne Press throughout the Country
Tns SussY SoUru-" This book is composed Of a o..
ries Of letters, written in interesting style of nara
tive, embodyng the romantic features of social life
on different nds uf plantations We can
from our own personal observation of similar in
the South TO their tfuthfuness here depicted They
are portrayed IN vivid interesting style, and would
like To the book IN the hands Of deceived
people who have personal knowledge eithef Of South
southcrn life, except what they have gained
from partizan Journals those who intentionally have
written to dcceive"-Daiiy Repubiiean Buffalo n. y.
tbs Funny sovTH-"T TLs volume sin th, form of let
Of southr life, and penned without prejudco They
present scenes quite different from "Unclc Toms
CABIN the pictures presented here quite graphic and
we thiak the portraits painted are in very neatly natural
coors"- Boston Daily Bee.
1HE SussY Souru-"We have rarely peeped within
the covers of more app.tzing volume Although moi
intended 10 the foul unruths ia the uDcls
mereiilly hurl back to their all lies Of
turs, and glad to believe that the book will be
read in thousands Of northern homes. The south also
should take to bcnignany fer independent Of its truth
hlneNs aud integrity is one OF the liveliest aud most
entertaining books of the year Times Greensboro " C.
THE sussy SoUTH-''Thr entcrprisng pub ishtr a.
G Evans, Phi ade phia of Cf Book noorirty, is week
y issuing works Il interest, and spreading them
the country, and his system Of
may be looked upon an institution, for difusing
knowledge, unequa led by any in the country.
me nd this book 10 aIl-Daiiy .Ntrs,
The SUssY sourH-"rhis is a captivating volume,
strongly Illustrative Of southern life The heart OF the
authorizes is with her theme and ic the interest
Of the reader along with her, she in her amusing off
hand style, dcnatcs the pcouiaraities Of a southern
homV'- Press.
TnE sussY SoUTH-" Whatever bears the name Of
Professor ingrahan Is sure Ia IDvo the elements Of
striking effect and wide popular currency and this is
Just the with the Sunny South, the Southernrr
Mono, which appears from the press Of G Evans
der the edrshp of the graphic Professor II vivid
in sty,e, kccny ob.rryant Interesting in ct, and
purpose and manner II obviously spring. from
heart, and win be as Warmly welcomed by hos, of
| reudrru"- Tho .Seu Yorker,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

TIE Philadelphia Leigrr, thinks the
wheat harvest is going to bring the coun,
try hundred millions of dollars extra and
wants to know what wi be done with the
money. We can tell the citizens of Co.
jumUia county how to appropriate their
portion OF the surplus revenue. Go at
once and bny your Merchandise at Bet.
t!e's Chsap Store, III Light Street, and
yeu will not ouly save the interest and
discount, but will also get your money
back
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

MORO WIDE The Ro
Publicans of Chelsea, Massachusetts,, had
procession on Wednesday night, and
among the clubs in line were the Attucks
Wide Awakcs," composed entirely of ne
groes. Hon. John A. Andrew, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor, honored
them by taking his place in the line, just
in their rear, the mayor of the city, and
ether white folks" following. These
facts W, take from the Boston A7as, Re-
publican.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

4 MAMMOTH PEAR. Jacob Eyerly,
Esq, of Bloomsbury, has Dwarf Pear,
raised in his own garden, which weighs one
pound and -four ounces 1t is monster.
Who will beat it at our coming County
Fair.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

PAY OF AcToRs.-It is stated that
Mr. Forrest is paid by Mr.. Nixon, of
New York, $3.50 night, or $50, 900 for
;so hundred nights, Edwin Booth has
Just received $4,000 as his share of the
profits of four weeks playing at the How
ssd Antheneum, in Baltimore.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13
BLOOMSBURG MARKETS.
We HAVE Cooley for November.

DIVINE SsRvIcE.--The Rev. w. Good.
rich will preach in the Court House on
next Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

GRAIN RECEIPTS MORE THAN DoUB.
LIN. ~ Reducing the flour to bushels, the
total amount of grain received at Chicago
since lst of January amounts to $780,
973 bushels, against l2,42S,47s bushels
received n the corresponding period of
last year.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13
3 sacriG1s sale.

slf virtue of certain writ of Leu"gi
FdeiaS, 10 me directed, issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of COLUMBIA county, Will be exposed
public sale, at the Court House, in Boomsbirg, on
Saturday, ne 2Oh doy # October, 1860,
at two oclork in the afternoon Of raid day certain
TRACT Oh LAND situate IN Pine, lat. Madison town.
ship and Greenwood township, beginning at a post,
thence by land late of Eli MrGdenhall, North thirty
degrees East hundred and ninety five pei hes
To post thence south srNrnypur degrees East forty.
aud pighttruts pcTChcs 10 post thence by Tram
Derr, and Jonathan LaOn South furythrre anu three
fourth degrees, West two hun,rrd aud eleven and
tauth prrchcs to the place of beginning, Containing
TWENTY FIVE ACRES aud ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY SEVEN PERCHES. strict measure.
Seized taken in execution and to be gold tho prop.
cTy Of Isaac Tyler.
JOHN SNYDER,
SuERIFF's OFFICE, SloriG.
BoOmsbIrE. Sent. u lsCO.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-13

"GLoRY BRINGS MORE TROUBLE THAN
HLEAsCRE;' but money carefully saved
N property and prudcntly dcpe tied at
five per cent. in some safe and reliable Sa.
wing Fund, such as the Franklin, No. 1856
South Fourth street, below hcstnut, Phil
adslpna, will bring more pleasure than
trouble, particularly should sickues. or
uuy other misfortune oyertakc Us This
S"vmS Fund invest only in the most relia
bic securities and pays any amount large
.. small without notice, and hayo ~ Uer
AhVr,dp6. Sec advert -cmcnt in another
column.