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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-06
Canada

ToEoNro, Feb. 22-The Globes special cable dis
patch announces that the name Of the confederated
provinces is to be Canada" Upper Canada will
be called Ontario, and Lower Canada, Quebec.
The other provinces will retain their present names.
The control of the fisheries is TO be transferred
from the local to the general government.
The HcrdLd's Montreal special says the Provin-
cial Territory will he declared a Kingdom at the
first meeting Of the United Representatives, and
Arthur. the third son Of Queen Victoria. viii as.
sumo charge of it. He is seventeen years of age.
ToEoNTo. Feb. 25.-An advance copy of the Con,
federation bill has been received. The name is 10
be the Kingdom of Canada. The Federal Legisla-
ture is to be styled the Legislature of Canada-the
upper House the Senate. and the lower House the
House Of Commons. The Speaker and Senate are
to be appointed by the crown, and have power to
create six additional Senators beyond the stipulated
seventy-two. in the event of a necessity. The
House OF Commons consists of 18l members-S2
from Ontario. 65 from Quebec, 10 from Nova Scotia,
10 from New Brunswick. The Queens representa-
tive presiding over the new kingdom retains the
title Of Governor General, at a salary of $50. 600,
Each Province is to have a Lieutenant Governor,
appointed by the Governor General and Council.
The Seat of Government is to be at Ottawa, SUBJ
ject to the royal prerogative. Toronto, Quebec.
Halifax and Fredericton are to be the seats Of local
Legislatures.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-06

MINISTER OF FINANCE, ad iatsrim.-During the
absence OF His Ex. c. c. Harris, His Majesty has
appointed His Elk. Stephen H. Phillips to fill the
office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-06

INsoLvENT EsTATE.-The creditors of the Estate o.
Walker, Allen & Co., who have not made proof o.
their claims, will have an opportunity of doing so at
10 O'Clock A.. NJ, of the 22d of April instant. ThC
affairs of the Estate are being closed up very rapidly,
and there is a prospect of the creditors receiving al
least 20 per cent. on their claims.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-04-06

THE IEGIoN-There was a large gathering of the temper
ance folks last evening, at their hall on Market street. 4 poem
on temperance was read by l.. l.. Roberts, and able addresses
delivered by Rev. Geo. B. Taylor and DIR. Henry Gibbons-two
old warehouses in the cause. Commander Whitney made his
annual report. He calculates that there are 100 drinking
places in the city-One 10 every twenty-siN persons. Suppos-
ing that each saloon takes in SO daily, the annual receipts
would be 1T,l55.O00. During the past year 7S have joined
the Legion; 15S have signed the Ladies' Roll of Honor; some
500 Youths have united themselves in several temperance organ
iAltOns:-S. 4. EIHniMer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14
Sg%1szavskZ7
Ia n..v.r ssaa

2. O psswsr ss2s 80
Sold at Wholesale by 81" '''
H.. III. Moore, and Allen q Young ..0...... .,.
At Retail.
Z o. NJ Mrner, and j. UoIe ~ 'g@ihHIs-1y .E1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14

Ii III ltSl AFoul tlIO0 w olA tlIuCo
SnsSody Been proved y actual use N
gritty Soils occasionally to be found the margins
Of streams in the wes in which sheetsteel Flows have
been habituahy 'cut through Ia blowing eighty acres
or less, II having all sadly powe Dyer three hundred
acres OF the soil without yet being half worn.
It will "scour" in the most difficult
Of gonM anywhere b Which Il viii not scouf We have
yet 10 find it.
It draws lighter than any other
riqw whileeuttng the same width and depth. stsAH
The Share can be shalpened, or q
Point welded Oh readily rs on ordinary Flows, by any
blacksmith who understands his trade, the steel 10
perfectly malieable, and works "kindly".
..s Any ssst.sa san ass . 5Z
and Mouldboaris are cast In noulds
It is well stocked with New Eng
land sccpadFuovth timber, eQAsthc rswfught
ron with sot in the dap as to give take land at
pleasure G.
It plows at any depth, from three
to twess tnch WORKS peffecty ID either stubbis or
foul trash completely
s hssRest .s Ploy In ,. tine
AS-sx dollars once, rather than Ave dollars Ave
AS-tmes over; - In not losing time and your temper
sssss.f ySu. pSr :sS y ssss
eSThe quality and quantity OF work II will endure to
Jperorm be considered well the cost price,
A6-in determining whether not the Plow Cheap
sssas NOD s,o1sss ass eess abe Ses n S~rios %
R-its csst Is as eheapes and ~ arc cShAdent an6n
A8-gets than hundred dollars worth Of "plow"
SS-every time he gets one Of these.
These remarks are made after q
familiarity with the merits Of most of the gsod Flows tn
us in the West, many OF which have justly earned .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14

- s..y.E... 4 s CHICAGO, Nov, Is, 1866. a
Ms. III. r. GARpsEa, Proprietor aarinefs Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Compound. - a .grT FgT ~
'sfR-Havnging been afiicted with the Neuralgia IN
my face for six months friend induced my to try your
Compound and can cheerfully say found it the only
rehef and recommend tito All who are troubled with
the Neuralgia. Gs3 Yours Respectfully .Et asya.
A. BOOTH
7~atT Oyster Dealer Cor Madison I,ea rforrrss.;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14
lagiHsPLENDIp HOLIDAY yPRHsENrs linana
GOLD & SILVER!


GOLD 4 55.s.SIIVERd !!
.sa!.s1uFINANCLAb GRISISl gT
badcompsls Us W sell In the course Of ok months, i
$3.50 .09O VI -snaas7-a y-i,s $3.50 OO
q ys.sssss sleiss Gsalss Diamond Rass
81 Todws. &C.. an % Re sfolsa Of 4. s qH
OWE bDoI.LAR EACH
Without rsgsIt to galse And to be paid for until
you know what you are TO receive
tDrAfter receiving the srac,s ,f 1t does not please
g. you, you can return 10 and your money will
q 100 TT m e be refunded ne TFFss VS. gE
8lJ D. nui3ihno---r.3 Ia Gavia - .
Ihs stock Comprises amongst other articles, splen.
oitare and In clusters Ladies SETS o. JswaIrS S'cnes
prislng Pins and iEAtz nus Of the rnost fashonah.
sss u p.scsSs slSs q ssery variety together
Pearl sets 9cd Studs and Sleeve Buttons of the mos.
beautiful patterns. Gents Bosom and Scarf pins ana
anssdless variety b. RrAceess Chains, Musical Boses
IN consequences OF the great stagnatcn OF trade in
manufacturing districts of France and England !. s,,
Quantity 2. valuable Jexery originally intended for I'll
Y ny So1p as; .hs.s
90" have resolved upon t,ap, lgTfggvn rri'T'
10 81 An superintendent A.,
susisst g the following regulations; r.
certheates OF The various Articles without regard a.
choice or value are rst put into envelopes, sealed up
and mixed; aud, when ordered, are taken nnt nv =
blindolded boy, ami sent BY n,ai thus giving Ali fi
chsnce neceirt Of the Certificate You viii q .ha,
You are TO have and thent Is at your optio t. M
dollar and take the faricls or mot. Purchasfrs NAV
thus Obtain a. Piano Melodeon, Sewing Marhine CHI
Wasch Dond Riag Or any Of Jdwehy On ol,r
" 20 10 BLANKS 9f . be'asy
sEED Is CEyTs ron a cERT1t7cayE 9ti
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we sAall charge for sor.
wardng t1e eatss, paying the postage and ,oins
me business 70 cehfs EACH which must he enclosed
the "a sent for. Five certifcates win ~. 40
Ior eleven for ~, thirty for So Slxtyaye for sto
w, Oil ------- siunAfG 4fatE e
aHENTs.-1We walt agents in every tow and co,n
the country. and those acting AZ such viii M Jlo
ea tsp cents on every certificate ordered b, them
Wrn tneir remittance amounts 10 one dollar 49,
Wal collect cents for every eertidehte and rpr, rs
cents 70 US either 10 cash postage stamps AGENTS
remtnE Al once 80, viii be entitled 10 beant;r7 si
yer atcp, and Also 200 certificates, r,s,.sf IP
Please write your Name, Town. County, and state
-. WATCH GOLD JFwELRY CO
'''" 56Liberty Street, New York +. 9
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14
ii tgrTrF"" HISTORICAL" ll9 e..
ed Or AR DpI m Z RS r,
aAMaokEURhIGIG u COMPOUND

The Rheumatic * Neuralgia Compound.
Fifteen 'yesres ago, Capt. T.. p Copeland was com
mander oi Boston hig, owned by the late Robert q
shaw capt. Copeland, at that time made a voyage to
Of San JwRn de Ulua, was attacked with his old com
PLANT, rheumatism. While suffering severely on hoard
his vessel was visited by Mexican Spaiiard who
sqid be could relieve him nf bis pain and entecy.cure
MN OF MS disease The visitor returned with his medi
cine and proved hswords in few days apt Cone
land began TO improve under his treatment and Vas
soon completely cured so delighted wa the ~
dog that ne purchased the receipt from the Asxiso.
spaniard for One 1iuhdred and Fifty Dollars
After Capt Copeland returned to bostop. Cant Gar
diner bought number Of bottles Of this article then
mannfRctnredtn o small way BY Can't Copeland in
Boston. Capt. Gardener Who then sailed a merchant
ship 70 London took the article with him. and sold II
Tor guinea bottie Hatracted attention in London
and CAPT GARDINER imediater wrote to his brother
Charles p, N, Gardner Esq, 10 purchase OF Cant
Copeland the rig 10 make and setI the hrtcfefn Frp
land the West India Islands and Austria; this was in
1855. Capt VI. D. Gardiner, on receipt or TIE notice
OF the purchase from Capt. Copeland. Immediately
iormeda copaltenershp with Mr.. Watson wealthy
dealer IN London, who now under the firm of Gardiner
Watson Co., No. 81 Mark Lane london are intro
ducins the Compound with great success all cover
In ls5s Capt. Gardiner vas in RostOn and IN con.
neetlon with his brother, Charles r. Gardiner, por-
chased from Capt c0peand Ms heirs and snccessnrs
the whole right TO the article with e intention to give
TO the people Of North America one benefit of its won
derfu healing properties 10 has proved valua
bic medicine 70, a that have tried t.
MrC. v. Gardiner Immediately established A large
mandatory or Laboratory for the production of the
aice, and since 1850 has devoted his time TO the in
Production and sale OF GARDISER's RHRUMarIc Asp
NEunaLsnc CosPoukD We should add that the article
vegetable one being composed of roots and
herbs the most important OF which crews wild in Eng
Henry r.. Gardiner,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14

FACTS CONCERNING HUMAN LIFE
The total number of human beings on
earth Is computed at 800, DOC. 600, and
ti1ay speakt3,053 known tongues. ~ -
The0average duration Of life is 33l
years.
One fourth Of those born die before
they. are seven years old, and one-hali
before they are at the age Of IL.
Out Of one hundred persons, only six
reach the age Of 90. l.,a istg
]. sixty persons die every minute. ta
iTail'men live longer than short ones.
Married men are longer lived than
DE single. a
A Rich men live, on the average, AZ
Mars, butsthe poor only 20.
There Is = drunkard to every "A.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14

sfs the orpS pf disease for which we prescribe the
C6npdund baye4 hei origin in the blood lei the suffer
er resismber shatino merely otseard appliance VIII
afford hin permanent relief because cannot reach the
CITADEL oFTHEDis2hsE.yy drives Il froDa is ,trona
hold. and the victim Is relieved. GO~Tms srouLp
NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. A sgRE oURR wARRASREp
BUHNHAD6S a. VAN SgIIA ACK.I8D
s 90 ~ n hr8 Agents for the Northwest, 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14
lgOyster Dealer, Cor. Madison d Dearporns

CnIcAoo; August 81, 1881.
d. GAAnlsER. Propr Gardidsrs Rhumatic and Neu-
raleic Compound. - T"ss'th'ts "a '&
DEAR sIRIt Is with great pleasure that testify 10
the merits of yeur invaluable medicine Having been
afflicted With Nauragia for more than year. causing me
g.est annoyance asweH as suffering, and After trying
almost every remedy that could be obtKiaed. friend
Induced me TO try yeur Compound. and heartily en-
dorce All that has been said in us favor and earnestly
recommend trial BY every one suffering from Neural
Ga or Rheumatism. ~ ,stWM. D. HOPKINS.
10 s.sgy3 tys.s Arm Merrill Hophins. % Lake A
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14
N AN sAppOrtI0nmcnt..

= SsND % CEN7s FoR "A cERTYFYc4TE. 7fl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mail we shall charve for
warang tss paying the postage and doing
the eertifsste IA sent far Five certifeats. -,
LOT ~ eleven for 81 thirty for S. sixtyve for $40
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14

:. =, PROPRIETOR. PREPAIRED AT THE ,.t+n
New England Botonical, Depot,
ooisg, 100 HANOVER STREET, BOSTON. bsgfe
Under the supervision Of REV.. w. POLAND.
! 4. IT, MOORE wholesale Agent. s5SEl4 eAE5 VI
. For atretail by all Drhggists. d ,Eaalhspusl
~. .yp y. Il. COLE q CO., Agents, ara.
LNS " .- - Cedar Falls Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14

BUTTER.-Theo other day, fine lookr
ing countryman--one 'ofrthe kind OF
farmers who raise big crops, drive good
andfat horses, and WELD great influence
among their, neighbors--came1in into the
sanetam with, "a big pail covered wi th-a
While cloth, and SAID he had some bsstl
ter which he t'wishedl to- trade for the
Register.n 4 AT the time, we were alone,
therefore upon us. dcpendadr thssfinan-
eiering of the sdiekes n-and 10 make
the matter worse Mrs. Ret. was away
from home on e. VISIT and of course we
could never eat up fourteen pounds of
butter in time to save it. The butter
was nice, clean, sweet, sRnd yellow.
We took it at q venture and informed
the gentleman. thai the Register would
visit his house weekly for the next two
years. III thatshanls wife made that
butter, he has got one of the best wives
in Iowa; and If 10 was not made by a
wife, but daughter, we can tell any
young man where to find good frau
lein. Only good. woman can make good
butter; for, that manufactured by
shrews, scolds, and viragos, will be like
themselves-utterly worthless and not
oven fit TO be made up into fish oil -
State RegiSt6r..;asn atsG1s!dsaE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14

WASH FOX FkurT TREEs.EThe Mas
sachusetts P1ownlan gives this: "Take
pint of.crude petroleum, andta gallon
and a half of soft soap Mix intimate
lyand let. the mixture stand until the
whole Is Intimately blended, and then
dissolve in 20 galIens Of water a tt is
perfectly safe on trees, and it will ex-
tirpate all kinds of insects that infests
them where 1t comes In contact with
thpn1u 80 zsa8 ca
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-14

POTATOES FOR SHEEP.AW. b. Merry,
of Arson, writes to the Afaine Former
that he has sixty American Merino ews,
to which he commenced feeding one
bushel of potatoes per day one week
before slambins. Forty-eight of them
had fifty lambs, up to April Ii, and all
were smart and doing as well "a lambs
dropped in May. He had not lost. a
lamb, and seldom had to help one to
suck, notwithstanding it was quite cold
ut times. He had one lamb that
weighed fe3 lbs, dropped by al y ariing
ewe.k iI1Ls q fliIEi19
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02
rLANIING-gOuND ARVLCE.

A Mississippi planter gives Ike fol-
lowing sound advice;
"T!.cre is danger that our own mis-
guided policy may do as more injury
than any mere political movement.
"Since our cotton is heavily taxed
ought we not to raise that which is no.
taxed? Is have said before, the beaj
and wisest protection which we cal
have against high tariffs and high take.
on orr cotton Is to manufacture tht
cotton which we raise, and, ! might
ADD, prooucc the FOOD which we con
sumo.
"If we escape general confacation
then there is danger that the policy We
have been pursuing (and fear will
continuc to pur,ue) will produce gen.
cral starvation. think it very proba-
bic that Mississippi is in q worse con.
ditiOn to-day, 50 far As the ncccs2arIcs
of life are concerned, than she was on
the day Of the surrender, II Is all ow
ing, | think, 70 our attcmp, to raise too
much cotton, in which we failed signal
IS, and change Of policy can alone save
u5--rais4 our supple; AID let Gotten
be the surplus. 1t rrgui!8 such con.
tinuoUs labor during the whVlc year,
and IS sli cCL - y, many casualties, II
is no. aIir to rely on II a, the sole means
Of DrykitinU ourselves with DE ncCcS-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02

A Maiac editor says he cannot mag
inc when editors have leisure time "uu
less i is after the rcrryman carries II.
over S;yH, and then We have no douh
the old flIow would besicgc us for I
puG on his boats
%"lsaac, my son, let the good Boot
be q lamp unto thy path" "Alothrr,
think that is making light Of sacro,
things"
A rural paper advcrtisos for Glt,
young ladies Of sufficient ace ''to 90 il
company" who dare confess they
have ever made 4 loaf Of bread or {
pudding.
a widow lady, sitting by n chcerr,
fire, in mcditatiyc mood, SHORTY a!jri
her husbands dcccaso, sighed out
Poor fellow! How he did likes GOOD
fire! Hope he has gone whore they
keep good iires!'
A LupIcRous MIsrAKE.--The Baton
Rouge Advocate says a merchant OF
that city was astonislicd lately nj re
cciving q bill ofladlng, in which, among
other articles, WAS The item, ''tcn box
es tom cats 1t proved to be n Gin
cinrati abbrcyiation for "lomato cat.
sup
sIoEr roEM on \ LOSG SUBJECT.
Were dreams all true That Hope has told
To tickle Fancy lazy ear,
We'd harvest home from fields o goid
a crop Of diamonds every year.
"I'm down in the mouth" as Jn-
nah said when the whale swallowed
him.
1t is a good sign to see n man wiping
the perspiration from his face: it is II
bad sign TO see Il fellow wiping his
mouth as he comes out of q cellar.
Why is a young lady just from a
boarding school like a building com
mitteel Because she - ready TO re
ccive proposals.
What's that2 sail q scloolmastcr,
pointing to the letter X. "Daddy's
name" mo, it isn't Your daddy
namc, you blocklcad. its Y" II Il
he darned il It's. It's dsddy's name,
blowed if it amt. I've seen nim write
it often.''
II you wish to cure a scolding wife,
ne 'er fail 10 laugh at her with all vVur
might until she closes-then kiss her
Sure cure.
What kind Of fever has n man who
IS gong to pay up his creditors who
live ~ g distancef The binious ror,;,
tent.
Old Bachelor Sheer would lilo =,
know what kind of n broom the your.
oEla in the last ncw novel used whei
she swept back the raven ..nglets iron
her classic brow.
Some writer SAYS marriage il like eal
Ing IN oni0n-you JeI tears and ca
again.
When ID q man necessarily behind
time? When he's @ weak back.r
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02
AGRICULTURAL.
po;-"p PEAS FOR Mich cows AND HOGS

nap PEAS FOR Mich cows AND HOGS
Boiled peas, says n correspondent of
the Richmond Farmer, as food for
mich cows and for fattening hogs Is
far superior 10 corn, meal, or anything
else ! have ever seen tried. Ny hon,
est opinion Is that two bushels Of peas
arc superior TO or worth more for fat
tcu.Ng hogs orto increase the milk Of
cows lhan three bushels Of corn appli
cd to the same object IN experiment.
ing, ! have found that hogs not only
fa,tcn doubIy as fast, lut the improve
meut Of their general condition VIZ IA
like proportion, With respect to cows.
he says, the effect was in ten Gai I,
double the yield Of milk, Ny plan il
using them is to soak them in water
two!vchours, or through the night, be
fore boiling them BY this process.
their bulk was doubled, and conso
quently required less boiling. Beside
this advantage, found soaked pcus N
excellent substitute for green foot, hay
ing not only the effect on stock produ
ccd by turnirs, carrots and beats, i
improving the milking qualities, hl
imparts none of the bad taste to mi.
which is often derived from the gree
crops above referred TO. It was moyC
over found to exhibit GtteEing quail
ties almost equal to the boiled pea
lie concludes by saying: 81 regard ia
soaked food in water NJ decidedly 81
pcyi0r TO all root crops, and recon
mend that my brother farmers shout
lose no time in testing It's ya!O"in thci
own practice"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02

A thrifty young man got married to
q rosy young Irish girl, quite to the
horror of his mother and sisters, but
defended himself by the following log
ic: "lfI marry an American girl, !
must have an Irish girl to take care Of
her, ana cannot afford TO support
both.n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02

IuhniANnt Notice.

The Insolvency ofthccstate Of Mrs. Anr
! mel hayiu@ been sur.a tsi. ali persOus
haFinR claims against said e. 'ata. will H'c
aem N'th ,ne toun'y Court Clerk. lawful
uu'nenutcated On on hyiore tlir ctI dl,
zee, PHI h'At, or thry will be l0sorpr bar
'ne % o. aauury, 1850.
To-. d. y. AcCuTCuEON.
t dniui-trntc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02

TRUTu.-An exchange says, "show
US newspaper whose columns are
crowded with new advertisements, and
We will show YOU a community alive
with business andentcrprisc, The age
il a moving one, Aman that stands
still IN these latter Gays will in Il
short time find himself behind his com.
DetitOr."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02
.,,DI.bt.ACI NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency ofthc
estate ofBcr-ncba Barker. all persons in
drbtc,l to said estate are notified to pay TIE
same, and all having claims against said
estate will file them with the Clerk OF the
tonnty Court on or before the lst day OF
February next. or tie same will be barred.
g.. ". SIMMONS Admir-.
| dcpl-tfs
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02

EFi1VT' Why "'N'N"'
Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate OF James BicdsOc, deed. all persons
having claims against said estate. will file
them with the County Court Clerk, law
A,lly authenticated. within the time pres.
cri6cd ny law. orthcy will be forever bar
red. This the 9Th day Of January. 1867.
JOHN q. HANNAH,
ianl2-3m Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02
Onr ToapGyeR JOb prcsa

is unsurpassed for the execution of Card
and other Job Printing, in all culors.
tE" We keen III hand Il good stock Of
Stationery, such rs Cards, OF nil sizes, colors
and patterns, FIat-Cap. Toolscap. Letter,
and Note Paper, Mourning Paper, dc.
Wcddine Tickets and Visiting Cards pin
ted in the fastest style. Pamphlets, Pro
grammcs. Posters, Horse and Jack Bill,
Labels, Bill-!.cads, indcntlres. Circulars,
Cheeks, and Blanks ofall kinds, printed to
order.
All communications should be addressed
~ y. sI.TgE, & co.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02
~lIxpcutO,.'S Notice.

Executors Notice.
All parties indebted to the estate OF Geo.
simmons. deed. will Immediately settle
the same with VIM. simmons, or George
simmons. executors. and all parties hay
ing claims against said estate will present
f,rm for settlement. Persons indebted 10
said cstatc who fail to pay the same W the
1lrstor March. will find their accounts IN
VIM. SIMMONS.
GEO. SIMMONS.
Executors.
Ian 90 1871 M 1st,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02
FOB I;Orh.

We are prepared TO execute, IN the very
u.atcst style, all kinds y! Job Nog!. Our
material Is ali new, and selected hy u in
prrsun. I'm experience ofli,ccn years as
practical printers. anda pride IN oar bna i
ness, lisa guarantee that customers viii he
plca4cd. We consider neat work an adj
vcrti4r,urnt of our business.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02
! n Mangam. vs. r c Warren.

G II Mangam. vs. r c Warren.
by virtue of an order of sale Issued hr
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of FranLIiT,
county, Tenn. win. on
Monday, March lth. 1867.
before the Courthouse door IN Wlnchcs,or
sell for cash, TO the highest bidder. w..
tract of land levied upon inthis case. lyt"'gy
in district No. s, Franklin couu,y, IGnns'
containing five hUuurcd ana tWenN IN"
acres, more or less. Uf "V
W L MuRRELT.
reD' = lco'' ~ Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-02
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