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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-21

SATURDAY. May 10.
C0FFEE.-There has been very little inquiry today
for Coffee and the only sale have heard of is SO
bags Rio at 13x cts. We publish below the usual
ly report of Messrs. White Elder Coffee brokers' and
we refer readers to it for quotations.
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock Of Rio Coffee May II, 263 bags
hecelNeu slhce.''.. none
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-21

Advices from Melbourne are to March II, Ade-
laide March 10, and Sydney, by telegram, to March
i6. At Melbourne the Land bill was still under
discussion. Respecting the gold fields, the Mel
are not so encouraging as formerly. Water is very
scarce. There was decline for the past month IN
the gold received by escort of 30,4l3 ounces, as
compared with the corresponding month OF 1907
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

WILL sell me premises uEsn ~heh ! nos rsslae,
i sttnstsd ursoh The Nashville and hurfressosre
IurnpEke and also hpon lie s4shsiile ard Czzsla-
nooxs Rxiircad about - Hiies from Sashsuss ana
l mile from iavergne-
viii sell either the entire tract, eansisskas q
40 acres, eniy pertsn OF The sAHes ecnz.slins
a. abuut $50 aefes- 1he premises have Rev sne
csun,odssas Dwelling, taeeahss with Al nec< s<Af5
fsst Isou<es hes snedisl<fy between The iarEpl<e
and f.alro.t fronting ezeks and sre j. = neigs-
b, head Il exeellent Seh.sos, CAaFehes and seslety
1hs lad : nel. ssEtered. aad u & lbs hetfs isnd
a Hurricane Greek There = about 80 acres 81
esesFea lzas uEeb ls5e tzet-
The So re lard Al sssit seauenea sho s-s efiaE
%. sss IA ksshsfEle slsss a=s tor sarnziss PzrE-
SIS geaeraliy, e2lrst be exceilsd 81 any lsna a
Tennessee
All sesi anan The folies.ns trims eae fhsfd ts
cash xhen fesSsssieH = sisee hel4 vi se Ettsh
A. sns tin.s.1 ts bz tsfce esd fsess via
0t Interest, aHs oziaes tFssz tai - $40 -
purchaser EezEErs fezEuEs & lsafehaszsE es1 -
1rss ed as Isx sEEee, . =
sf Be- <eea asss the nTeszs7ses b nssklss enzssf{
q Edward i. EAs1. kzss-s 81 >sssx IT, -,
5aAe-s1sseb fA1sS = rs =.
flsasssiIse Jaarn.s Nj <sse sAs~rss1ts = TT
Esesly saa Hnsss asa an.essuzza = u sssf sht -
e . tre zfy-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

r-0rTY{x zzzzz 81 l=se shres n.'zes fren t1e ely
II sza <sfaztsa - III Cfsek beszk rs<t 81 tie
txsx5sx lluh<ssd, is bsisH<e sis<<ea Sc y sc
stsls - ez:zis=szee fh< 81 i & ses f<Aa1z szssz
= u fy ksfdenzak FzrEeses = sntftF - AsA= =
faxsz-s = ge4asy ~ Il kzstt q trn Etiis tzs
ssse - zee sz< SO = - e<Hsse e tie ssz.1
ab,<1 sezxez ese<assenx 80 s@<zzAk eF ~
uhlse l. srsst . s1sF@ss - teake 49, - =
esxzge u tai hezz1<=z- fer zzxzH4 q 49, -.
se<zs = = rsAseE. ef = -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
Stock. Stock.

On and after Saturday. the 24th Dec,
n Express freight train viii be run on the Nash.
n vile and Chattanooga Rail- cad This train Ill
leave Nashville at ochck r. NJ aFrise at Chatta-
no.sa s=s5 NJ; leave Chattanooga Al ESQ y. NJ,
and rive Mas vile az A. n Stuck BY this train
will be out about Sixteen hours between Nasty lie
and Ctattan.,. "a, AID there make & cd connection
". asc.s-a Z. W. COLE. superintendent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

....,.x,., n |. a.szxnee should es extremely
- - - - rfes srfer E5<t<rf Ifckets ef -
sss~-.<s Il l.zrkz<es q rle<s<z- lne rs~rT
49, q ~sxA - = sna s<saallnS 1880 ne
- = E..zas Fflzss q fFe=. - - =
- - <s.r r<ke<s = ~
Sfey<- - i. $3.50 zze f<zez<< <na Hees1
=. = =. sssz <or tokstz i - zlenHafoHn
@s<zss< .he shzze~ e = ea@ece e <es.14 - =
= go 3. carissa the pssce Il x.c<-
Il sx<rr sazIzees she<s1e7k> srz<re >zs 49,
g.. e =. - rEzxcE. oRoApn1>ss = ees.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
Buena Vista Springs
FOR REM.

THAT popular resort, located two miles from the
j city on excellent turnpike road Is pow offer
I'd for rent for the ensuing year. The nroprietors
have spared expense in identifying the grounds,
aud making such substanti-l improvements as 30
make 10 inviting place for thsse pleasure seekers
xLase bush will admit of bat limited absence
frcm the city. There the grounds one well
furnished house provided with everything requisite
to s. ciaI amusement, Billiards. Sc. also desirable
a residense Also another building detached con
tanning tw o new ard excellent Ten-Pn Alleys, Bar
Sc
The premises contain two never failinE Sulphur
syringe that early attract thousands fr the city
on their medical aud psIs.able qualities
For furiber particulars touching the merits Of the
place, terms OF rent, &c. cali on
Dot GIAs 4 WALSH,
Corner Of Dcaderick and Cherr, streets,
deeya-tf Nashville. Team.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
N oRpERrNe TICKETS Oh cERrIFIcATEs.

Encloseth aInoant Of money 10 our address ,for
what you wish purchase; name the Lottery IN
rhich you v ISL Il invested and whether you wish
@hoIes, Halves ar Quarters, OF kigbths, Oh receipt
of which we send what is ordered by nrst mail, to-
gether with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing "A Printed Drawing
certified to by the Com WILDE sent, with
an Explanation.
g. Purchasers willpIease write their signature.
plain and give the of their Post Once county
and State
Recommendation strictly on ndentisl
g. Allprizes o 81 ,0ooana under ,paidimmediaty
xafter the irawing-olhe Prize usua Iint of
forty days.
m yWoed. Eddy Co.'s otteries are drasn e,
Augusta Geo ga, ana "a lmington, Ds AWARE
Address order : or fickstfor Certificates by
or Express to belirectedto
WOOn, EDDY CO. Augusta Georgia.
or WOOD. EDDY L co. Atlanta .6eorgiA. "a
or WOOD, EDDY C CO. Wilmington delaware
n-cireuiars containing Schemes for tie mouth
viii be seat expense by addressing above.
| lan27
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

xrrE have = god l.s Il xexress 30 ssse sreens
w th<sn s<Serzs zaeA szFfs fusise-s - ezsze
pa<t<<zs No ssy - YezFs OLE. ~eti sfsin<a -
! sistnx sesn s<sszns. shzes Esee lnltAss ett1 =
10 Il kzaxis S<z4'oez z1Isses 81 fie IAlla, - Ne
ss e-esr ssrs~t II. Ii. HafSks CO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

1859. FALL ARRANGEnENT.I s5e.
Two Daily Trains TO ST. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
an and after DECEMBER slh 1859, Passenger
" Trains sill leave New Albany follows:
1910 A NJ, Chicago ana 1T. Louis Express Mail
(Ihaiy except Sundays )reachtne>t Liuis aIl2 so
a NJ, and Chicago at l0:4o a. NJ: Cincinnati at
lo:I5P. NJ.
ieI5 P. NJ. Chicago and ST. Louis Night Express
DAILY except Saturday,, reashing -. Louis Al
1:ooP. NJ. and Chicago at 1e:40 p. NJ On SAtur.
day nights this train rnns-obly to Mitchell, re
turning Monday mornings
Ills p. NJ Mitc hell Accommodation (naiiy except
Sundays). Returning connects with the train
from ST. Louis at $50 A. NJ, reaching New Al.
bany at s:U5 p NJ. Louisville al sac p. n
Trains leave st. Louis al $50 A. NJ. and 400
NJ. arriving at Louisville at e:l5 A. N and s 3f
Pm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
Nnfice.

4 II p<rzses ksslnx elzans a<zzns< B = HA@zl'
"a 78k ere rssze<ls1 - ga seeR slzA ~ EFzs'
- fer zzt.<zz<14 hzfsse - 81 azx II fse-
zasrs lisa Ger NJ . r<zz er< F@fn<a<-
~ Il IIctsz ffeetee -
xe Paste s4nzr>. S.zAs -. fess
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
GRAND
extraordinary Drawing,
To take place as above specified
One Grand Prize Of 100000

- $50 Prizes amounting 70 81 ,ise,5se
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters IS
Certificates Ct Packages ~il be sed the following
rates, xkich is tie rs.
Certificate OF Packaf Of g whole Tel ats, 10 90
a. 20 half ls9 %
"a 20 quarter 81 - IS
sf "a % eighth 81 -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
Removed.

VXTFhnve renewed eur sn OK and Brsif ess from
w No. co. Market street, to the large and ex
teHsive House, No. &, sau e street, formerly occn
pies. BY AessIs- Carter, Niilsford& Co., where We
~ili COZ IN the Agricultural spd Seeo bus ness as
heretofore. ARMSTRONG CO.
lanI--im HAU
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
A BLOODLESS vICTOkY!! .!
1000, 1000 Boxes Sold Of
NOR D'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

,I,HIs ,normous quantity ofthit Invaluable Remt-
i dy has beel 'arch lssf By eitizeBsof tue Unisee
a ring tie short time IL has been before tLe
pualse Tue rs4soD Ter shfssxtraofdinary sneessf
Sim civ ths actaalirnth and value OF he article
10 one aus tie q kGSEIic PLASTER Without be-
coxnnsi,s friend IL performs all that Is prom aec
.nt carries with 10 tss osn recommendations. frsfy
ths isa sietasy--peaeeIsls Ad elooaiess-but be
We act less giorisas than thstrismpas OF with
Il a gain Of ca aass and desolztjos
The MAGNETIC PLASTER - unGoaotedly the
;rea.ess sirsnxtheaer 4nd Pain Dessroye that Sci,
saee has vet discovered. IfFoe pas sas Plaster y
xaere III Paints taere the Platter will stick there
a and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
Giurrp Stables.
LIVERY STABLE.

MN WEIGHT & Co, wouisi rsspeeI-.N
w fully tcforn the citizens Of Nashville ~
snd she public generally that they have ~
purchased The veil known Livery Stable and iae stooi
and nxturss, form eEiy occupied ey Nm Phips OF
Marks STREET lus I below the square.
We have 1rst-rate lets and box-stAils 30 aecoranC
datsdroyers And ali friends Sbo laay fASeT ii
with their pAtrsnsse-
We piseSs oursslx es LEASES
Ne have large aasaber OF 0 ne saddle Horses aHo
ne Bs<eiss hire At all times
rhsfactis ~e do aotintsad bein ssurFassed ey4H
Stable IN The country CanaesIoag and 80
for yourselves.
fseS-Iy WIT. WRIGHT n CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
WHO MVEaTLD THE sEMlNG MACHINE !
The Rowe Sewing Machines
ESTABLISHED ls45.
Il. Howe, Ar, original Inventor q
paIeulee.

y.
paIentee.
II HFsE MACHINES are strictly First Class, and for
uty and simplicity u CO. struciioi.. uribilii.
and efficiency in working, aie UNI qoAlied by any.
They make tight lock Ieh more nearly alike upon
both sides tb. goods than that maze by any other
Machine. =,
than any other family nashne The 500 ,'aehlns u
warrai ted 10 90 US fine the " hseier & VIII
son anu as heavy as the la &c singer machine.
sa- FAMILY AAchiNEs.-ff,ces seos s'o'
se1, $50, aid $780,
Tie Howe Cylinder Machines. for all Leather
s,hehing, s1ch as Boot aid shoe werk, taIriase
1rin ming, harness Work, &c, have always hela a
reputation far above any other niachine-a iaet ani-
yersa.liy Admitted No other Leather naehlnes use
so small needle as the HOWE ~ anaer ssAcune.
Priee-135 aud $3.50.
What Constitutes Good Sewing Maehin
IL shouia be ~eii nlaae. simple ~ It's eohstrae-
tinn and easl, kept IN orDer.
IL should make tight Iock-sttch, alike on both
3. IL should sew any and all materials that can be
= IL should be able to use cotton, thread. er silk.
s. IL should be able TO from ooai sc 70 hne,
and frona thick 10 Tim with rapiaiy ana Without
g. i, slsoubl be able make the tel sion greater or
ess on bo, the under and upper threads, aud with
Il should have straight needle curved enes are
liable 10 break
This H. absolutely necessary tor heavy work.
o IL should lie able Ia bind wi'h bilder, hem
with b, miner. should STITCH, iel, run and gather.
To- IA should be aIwa, ready 90 work.
n. In should be eafssbse Of using the ane size OF
thread on beth the and of using aiiisr-
ent eoioi ed thread silk, lbose CT below 20 cor
r.spsua with any eotoFs tf 10th 20 be unite
Il i, SHOULD be able 10 make . long or short
| a
IL. IL should commence sewing tightly at the hrs'
itch. ,.-..,
IA ID should rnn easily and make bat little noise
Is Ii should have whtel9eens none ollsrs are
| In constant col tact y Ith the StsTk-
| 10 IL should not be liable gel cot Of order.
IL IL should net be Table " break The thread, nos
| * In the stilches-
Is II should ma be liable Il oil The oPeraior's
dress. -.
| le IL should met form rigde on the under side
NOR rnvcf out nor be uasteIul OF thread, as 70 ths
/ case y ith ali chain stitch machines
| 20 II should nof be .sns sreabls than IL Il
| ~cFth-n
Get the Best!
| The howe Family and Leather asehinss are <sr
rnnted give better salts aetoi than aey ethef ma
| chimes IN the market, noues refunded.
The beat sewing AssbIBe eotaH IN tue city, corr
! A Ascnsugh.'s,l ~ 81 cents Ter dozen- Hosei
| Mafaine Twist, exeelisst articles 70 cents pc
spool. sat a.x<.- 49,.
/ bs College street,
| S.ras-tf over Act ieiizne,s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
pain.aanaifrisr Observation-Disclosures ppIis

rheumatism, issnessss, Stiffness, Weakness lie
siisty Nervousness, Near AGA. ~ speisia teash
sat Colds fsaHs eAehes af cry kEsd ,desu IS :
a Germs sre Il aE.ui ABLY REi1ES H, and with
lie ussfestce .F.ExdA<ESTLf CURED, by the ma +
laDses eassnte dc hssissssre
,iyln .xisisacs. Ia 1entefRfyerszl<sae
! 10 70 -src1 & man the aeilcafs wonnsas 8rdtht
S.sleiaeant. 70 each ssa silis vi lpross asis
al blessing It's ase astsrss4ets sand ssfheaf
Ia price - sifhsHf e4e efs IL
-icA or peer. sltnzy have I, aiishe1is Aas
/. 40 sick ,and sa1srtEksB any ssy-
FAgeszsS aud PLANTERS sAssfi4 Away . BE Sup.
sisea wssh she MAGNETIC PLASTER. IN VIII Re tbs
ssses Fhysicsna sey Aeaseh aia ,re1as - stssaes
aud AZ iEsfsn ns<tce-
patapta slr-tizAssin boxss- Sac 81 osz sss max
tx 20 slzssers sne say child sprsza sbsn
srics IS seass. Boz .sithgan aneei.ts Ilseetiens.
y. c. HOREuEAD -. n. D..
f.~<<ssrsnd Prepvs>tsr, ls Waller ssrxsf f<s fsxl
aoeFHEA nsF 4 AsSkJfC PIs4sFEEz IS suIsE 81
All DRUGGISTS aSn DEALERS II Gk<t11s
4En5fs xES EVERYWHERE
faiysa-5>o4Swsa~iytn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

- .....-. s~stf.as : srrsz1as arffsts 81 Goa
- e-.tIxsts fFee ffoea SzsEE GO tExtSs 4na m@<isz
sfx <xTxs Faf azheE. SAozd sFssl a ger =
- Esss Cal fsFd xhsre tasT ga sa-Aia - = -
-ss.sszi Gal u tie ely u re fefics ioN pr
-.-. s.ses.s4s Esasap. sIeeasz per fsaslsels
ssreeEs5 &zses. - =
Bt4ekszzifhss % f1aes -
ssra<rs eaa be len a Boa - o. n - tas fzrd
szrk IL sszs :. : G =. = peesz.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08
ordinary Drawing,
To take place as sPecsheu
One Grand Capital Prize Of $4,000
Approximation Prizes.
s,.ssPri.es ...monnsin. 20 ss2O.o
whole Tickets $40; Halvs. IS ;ouarters Sc So

Certificates q packages IN The OTdnary drawings
will he sold tie following stes, which Is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Nhoie Tickets $50
10 Half "a - 10
10 Quarter a. =. 20
% 10 Eghth "a =. 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

8uckskin shirts and Drawers
! <aezly Of sess assssy sns Esw Of ss2ess
n rats rs<ssssa sn1 fs< sails -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-08

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-23
UNION MASS MEETING.

New YORK, Feb. 2l.-A grand II eot-
Of those in favor ofupholding the Uni
on, Constitution and laws OF the coun-
try, and Of securing the rights Of the
slave Stat y invlOlatc, retaining all at
tompts TO Interfere with their respect
i've institutions and policy, opposed to
all sectional parties, II IN favor Of
e~levatlng men to office wDO will adj
minister the government in the spirit
Gifts founders, vas held at the Cooper
Institute this evening. Able and elo-
quent addresses were made by the Hon.
G.. IL. Harris, OF Md, Hon. George
Briggs, Of n. Y, james W. Grimes,
Esqr., and others. Gen. Winfield Scott
who appeared on the Speakers stand
was greeted with the most enthusiastic
applause.
Very good, as far as it goes, but
when we see such men as Seward,
Wendell Phillips, Greedy, Raymond,
Sherman, and even the black negro
Fred Douglas, with his host Of sympa-
thisers, all crying for the Union to be
maintained, and stating to the public
that they hope to carry out their he,
farious plans through the instrumental
ity of the Union,' we must confess our
love for the South and for all her in
situations rises so far above our love
for Union under such unhallowcd anu
damnable circumstances, that we feel it
no stigma to be called disunionist. 1t
is by union that the Shiny serpent OF
abolitionism is daily making its steal
thy approach and coiling around us its
internal doctrines until after a while
our destiny will be sealed, and our cry
for rights will be unheedcd. Still, ifthc
Union meetings are sincere, we say
all riqht.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-23
COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
Fron,the Nashville Daily News.

Nashville, Feb, 23, 1860,
COTTON.-But little doing. Buyers are
giving 9I@lO.
ToBAcco.-There is, MS yet, nothing doing,
except in loose lots, and these are generally in
ferior. Lugs, in such sales, bring from 81 60
| @$2 90 per hundred; and Leaf So 25@$4.
BACoN.-Shoulders 8 cts Hams scarce At
lO@104; Clear Sides lO--from wagons. From
store, packed, an advance on these figures.
LARD-Good Lard, in suitable packages, 10
cents.
WHEAr.-Prime Red and White in demand
at 81 1O@$1 26.
FLoUR.-Demand active. Extra So OOa
81 70, per barrel; SuperAne So so; Extra
Family Flour in bags, $50 So Superfne So 90
u 9S lbs. These are wholesale prices, the rs-
tail figures advance 25 cents % 90 lbs, and so
cents per barrel.
Oats.-Shelled oats are worth rs cents per
bushel, in lots from store; by retail 80 cents.
Rye,-None in the market.
Barley,-In demand, at rs cents per bushel
Corn,-Buycrs are giving rs cents per BUSH
ell. Retailing from store at $1,000.
Whisky.-Rectiiad 25@27; country brand,
5O@75c.
Cheese.-English Dairy l2I@1s. Western
Reserve lO!@ll.
Iron,-Tcnnessee-Bar 5!c; Band ia "a;
Horse Shoe 60; Nail Rod 8; Boiler, 81; Sheet
S!@94; Hoop S!@94. Pittsburg-Bar 3lc;
Band 5B(G6; Horse Shoe 5; Nail Rod 7; Sheet
5!@6; Hoop 7@74.
Nails.-Threes SIS SO; Fours 81 50 " key;
Skies 81; Fights So rs; Tens, n dlarger sizes
So so.
Rope,-Grass 12!@14c; Jute l24; Cotton.
Thread 22!@23.
Salt,-Finc sack is worth 81 SO; Barrel 40
cents per bushel.
Sugar.-We quote; in bbls., 9@lO; ! cent
less in hhds. N. Y. Coffee Sugars lOIG,ll,
Crushed and Powdered lll@l2c Loaf 1lb@
IL cents.
Molasses,-New crop 45648, in barrels.
Cotfee,-Stock light, demand fair. Prime
Rio is firm at l3@ls4c; Laguyra 14@153; ia.
va 1920.
CandIes.-Star, firm at ls@10 for IA o.; q
for full weight; Tallow 12l.
Dried Fruit.-Apples in fair demand at $l@
81 25
Irish Potatoes. 10000 cents p bushel.
Hides and Leather.-We quote green hide,
3 at cents; dry 8 at - cents. Oak sole leatb-
er 3octs u ID for best quality; Hemlock 2scts.
Harness &c.
Grass Seed.-Clover S. 5o@5 rs p bushel
Timothy So 25 Orchard grass 81 so; Herds
81 %; Blue grass, clean, 81; Stripped ST so;
Millct 90@$1.
Flax seed.-75cents.
Ginseng.-45@5O cents.
Beeswax.-25 cents.
Feathers. In good demand at 40 cents.
5 Rags'-For Coffin Rags, in good order, Sets
) is readily paid.
Baled Hay, from store, $50 U ton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-23
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
"STEREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM !
II. ANTHONY.
Il. ANTHONY,
30S, BROADWAY, New YORK.
Afer May lst, 1860, at sol, Broadway, two doors from
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.

.o.o a.
After May lst, lsoo, a! oVi, bIoadway, TWO doors from
ue ol' Niohoius hotei'
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Name are too Young. none too old, none too Int elf
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II presents to your view every part OF the world, IN
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We have an immense variety Of paper views OF
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have IN his drawing room some OF our exquisite views
on slass, win a lcSulN'hH SteIeosIopc, sho"ilS ls,-o,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-23

The USE OF DR.. HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS, for Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heavines' OF
the stomach, or any other like affection, is Sec
ond to nine in America or abroad. To be g.
bl. to state confidently that the "Bitters' are
certain cure for dyspepsia and like diseases, is
to the proprietors a source of unalloyed pleas
ure. 1t removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, purifes the clood, impartsr VI
tality to the nervous system, giving it thattons
and energy SO indispensable fort The restoration Of
health. The numsrous acknowledgements OF
its superior excellence and beniicent results
have assured the projectors that it cannot ou'
prove a great cure to the afflicted, and impair
vitality to the thorough system.
Bag See advertisement in another column.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-23
THE TURNPIK Il.

Our correspondent s. who appeared
in an article last week in favor Of the
Turnpike is answered this week by
"VnrrO.p to whose communication we
call attention, expressing again, as we
have done before, our willingness and
anxiety to see both sides. Of the ques-
tons fairly argued, and offering our
columns as q medium for such discus
sion. Not wishing to get into n con
trovcrsy %oursclf with Varro, or any
one else, we shall not attempt to reinte
any position he has taken, believing 1t
at the same time, impossible for him or
any one else, to take tcnabIc ground
against an enterprise which in Our
opinion is a county benefit, IS ncccssa-
ry, and which it bchoovcs the citizens
of our county to build. And if Il major
ity ofour citizens say SO, it will be built,
and VIC think a majority will say 80.
We cannot believe until the fact is *
pressed by the people, that little tax
will make them discourage so great
an enterprise as the University Of the
South, by refusing to build the Turn
pike.
But we started out with no time t.
mako as many remarks as we would
under other circumstances.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-23

DEATH FROM JoY.-A Richmond pa
per gives an account Of the death of n
resident of that place from excessive
joy. lie had succeeded, after long lite.
CATION in the courts, in recovering 81,
100 from n debtor, which so elatcd him,
that on its reception he was seized
with appoplexy and died in less than u
day. Joy can kill rs well a. grief 1t
is related that the ~doorkecpcr Of the
old Congress, on hearing of the sur
render Of CORVALLIS, at Yorktown,
fell dcad in n paroxysm of delight at
the mention ofthe circumstance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-23

Prof. Lowering, in n Of his late As
Economical lectures before the Lowell
(Msss.) Institute, said that the great
comet of 1856, which caused the abdica-
ton of Charles V. ofSpain, is confident.
ly expected to rc-appear during the
present year, and French astronomers
are even now on the lookout for it. II
no error has been made in the revised
calculations, it will probably be seen
from this planet during tho fall of'60.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-23

Attention is requested to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. Il. Anthony, OF New
York, whose instantaneous Stereosco-
pic Views and Stereoscopic lnstru-
ments are said to be unequalled' Mr.
A. has brought the art to such perfec-
Con, that views can be taken in a frac-
t;on nfo aanond ne time.