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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

a traveller who spent come time in
Turkey relates beautiful parable
which was told him by a dervish, aud
which seemed even more beautiful
than Sterne's celebrated figure of the
accusing spirit and recording angel.
EVERY man." said the dervish, ''has
TWO angels, one on his right shoulder
and one on his left When lie does
anything good the angel on the right
shoulder writes it doSn and seals it,,
because what has been well done is
oohe forever. W hen he dues evil, the
angel or the left writes it down,aDd he
waits till midnight. Ii before that
Tine the man bows his head and ex-
Claims Gracious Allah! / lave sin
hed; forgive me! the angel ruho out
tue record; but il not, at midnight he
seals 1t, and the beloved angel ON the
night shoulder weeps.' DIS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

Let man Iali III business, what an
effect it has ca his former creditors !.
Men who lave taken him ~ the arm,
laugAed ani cbatted with him by the
hour, shrug up tleir shoulders and
pas. on with cold How 90 ,y"U do =
Every trifle of bill is hunted up and
presented thst would not = seen
light for months to come. hut Tor the
mistprtuucs of the debtor II 1t 10
paid, well and good: if not the scGW'
OF the sheriff pefhaps uceta. hlh at the
corner A man tina. has never failed
knows but Iittir Of human nature. in
prosperity he sail. along gently: ~attel
by favoring smiles and K nd wolts
from everybody Ie brides lins II
on his spotless character, sad makes
his boast that he has not an e12iDv IN
the world. llaul the change He
looks 1t the world liz different hsht
when reverses cone Upon lln. he
reads suspicion on every brow. II
hardly knows how to move; OF do this
thing or tue other; there are the spies
about him, ani writ ia really for his
back.
To know what kind OK stuff the
world is ma lie of, a person must be I'M
fortunate, and stop paying once III his
life time. Ii he has kind friends. then
they are made manifest il failure 10
q moral sieve; it brings out the wheat
and shows the chat. a man TINS
learns that words and pretended good
will not constitute real friendship.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

i Paris correspondent OF ,.c Lon
don -,o"s says never heard more
stIiLi.is instance Of slsnng men "dyir .
ha.l., than one that is eivea in la,t
nj ~, lar.rs. A we'll knnwn wrestler
aun tIlet.r II Avignpn, bearing tue il.
iG4'l.pu. name al MISSIONER caughi
f.w wysS4 a-D lis death ,l!ncs. b.
c#s:tira . i,,lc -irl across a swollen
frI3, which she wa, obliged to traverse
in ufier to take her father his dinner.
'fhis action sas performed in thcmost
g,ni.natnred way. Meissionicr see
iug the child, VINO was 10 him an utter
trauIer. trembling unI weeping or the
brink, said to her: Take heart, little
one, I'll serve a. 4 ferry tor yug.'
Ssingius her On Hi, shoulder he car
ricd Der over. On relurning 10 tie
bank from whence he tartci, he slip
ned aDd sas thoroughly snhircrGed. a
elM. which lei to a yiruleut fever, was
the result. Az bis end approached
MISSIONER literally struggled with the
MALAY, and bis last words were 20.
Death. il you were man, what short
work II make of you
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

II Il man la, something TO say. ,he
hest way he can 6nd to say It is with
4 few appropriate wo.ds AnmN,ces
sary Hcrl is 80 muc't taken nom tie
force Of his ultrrance. s. liza nnr de
sires that what he doe, say Should be
well received, he will use such works
as are iuotcLs!Ye 10 those whom he
addresses, or such % are usually es-
teened mode,t and polite. IN either
yiew. prolane i'n, uage IS uhw,sc, ami
aOta whlC more brave than il j. polite,
A true gentleman Lay run from the
din OF ioul UGlhs, hul he will not he in
Inundated By eZclaimstiOns, by which
cOSardice oitcG holsters iiscll upright
Fer not the swealer whose courage
like that oil the barking dog. eXudcs
and yan.sies with his breath. The man
10 fear as well 8 the man aho drsrrv,
es respect, is Tue one whose wor +
NJ well rs actions, are. the cain dictslr
of his judgment and self,cOntro
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

The way II WN,cU tar son become,
...isiic with the farm i, oOviou,
Tnr .a,upr first fails to insli into til,
uiad OF the child ,hat he IS WORKING toi
kIudnc>,--ln other words Ia please hi
father. There gre few chilllyu who
viii not love 10 sort; il they LlIJW This
Tupu he nrglruls To- treat his son as Il
conrauiDn, ahoIYgr and IL rounscIo!
instead Of i servant. lie iujI@ 70 m
part TO him bIs pIau, e. improvement,
aud such things aS vii inlyc., linn
and TX hi+ attention Oh the fam, and
consequently he iaiis tea"a.or his la-
tcrest in brha'l oftue farm. H. Tor
e;s 10 .cach hin the immc !sy a.nan-
iassc and benefits Of "a. lallu, IS com
pa.ri VIII. o,hG ca.iiue~, aut Lastly,
iaiI. 10 show ni,n cnrug. Of ,ue word
tl."t ha may un!crsteul these ia IS
for ilimscI..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28


1T NOT tIpsc "to rc3d most WHO
hrq'iirr most N1"N'ei5P, any mHi, than
1t - those 1hp At t1it most gro" IT,,
inoaJ ob's3. u @e7Hpo ht7 tSrtat ',"'
70 Io in both ca Sc Excessive readlr9
/ as had ha ~; - excessive eat ing. /,
one ov"r'oads he stomach, the otior
over, 2als aud / ,che, tie mipd, a.i
renders it iHcapa''le of retaining via /
has received The mas cannot lr,p +
| y dispose OF a mascot re. ding ON "a
r!ouN subject, hastily rra.dWr,, ,NIO il
ihe Nho".rt-,' Ndlth - merely r.
ctNlt BY the HiDt FInl5'ic5 g. u
dream; .A, elaborated alnr"Pra' .
and a"a,nm.aied u III tilJn, orc2lno Il
peat 81 the tntrnrc'"ata' Iood b'com E.,
tissue IL TIE physical man Many pc.
sons " read has il and read a 2r"9'
deal wonder ehat t'ic' forget 20 much.
and charge the fault 70 4 tuiia- mrm..
Dry. Bat the me Hury i 1ot To- ni"me
The trouble :, they crHm ku,N.rt-
into their minds f., Ian their o,a..
can arnrui ria,e ii, AMI tie abu,,3
memory is bound, in spi'.dptrnar, TO.
iisyorgc tie whole toad. | i, lli,ctt-,
,t ru,l.r. u,ltn I,t.t ,,f at, itv =, ,.,,,,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

Evgry farm should hav, pue good OF
chard the SIZE ,arii ing accor,lin. to the
size of the lariu; aud thi, orclard
should contain choice Assortment VI
ali the lrsling iruits.1h farmer VINO
To day has on his place Il tlriitv, mil
aIed orchard. should not wait until
those trees begin to fail bef ne he Sets
out another one, but should have Que
Ssr'e1 and growing
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

Pay Your debts a, soon a, you get
any money nynHr pockets,
Do without what you DO not need.
Speak TO & .rieni in i ,eady coat.
II you cant lend man money. tell
him why. II y1u don't u, 10 the
same.
Cat any acquaintance .ho lacks
principle
Bear with infrnI,tg. utalt vices.
Respect honesty, despise dup'icity
Wear your oil clothes I'LL YOU can
pay for nex ones.
Ain at comfort and propric,y, not
fashion
Acanowled-e your ignorance, and
don't pretend knowledge you havn',
got.
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A "UASlIERY."
Mark Times Hotel.

| Having opened lashery, ! scnd
you these rules and regulations:
4 This house shall he strictly iun.lem-
peratc
None but the brave deserve the
fare.
Persons owing bills for board will ba
bored for bills.
Boarders who do not wish to paw in
advance are requested to advance and
pay.
Boardcrs are expected to wait on
the colorrd cook--for meals
| Sheets viii he rigidIy changed once
10 * months, or more if necessary.
DoGBI3 borders can have two beds
with q room in it, or two rooms with
a bed in it, as clley choose.
boardrrs SIC requested to pull OFF
Iuer boot, before rctiriug, thcy eau
conveniently d. SO.
Leds with or without bugs,
al money and other yauables ere
10 oe leu III the care Of the propris-
Tor. ius is iDs ,steI on, as he Will be
responsible t0rno other losses
Dry goods c,eyks strictly pgoA.,...
cd.
laald. ulatter viii not be furnished
Tor editors under any considerations.
Relative, coming to make . ak
months visit VIII he welcomed, but
VITA taglr household furniture virtue
wlI! cease to he q torbearance.
single nen vita lamllie not board
ed.
Beds with or without cords.
Dreams viii be charged for BY tho
do2.n.
Night mares hired ont at low rates.
Stone vaults will he furnished to
snoring to'n'era. q, the proprietor
Will IN no wiie he responsible for tue
."Uan-u,us OF other ears.
Special rooms tor suicides and otn.
cia WHO eylnre q dete elimination to
nang On without any termination.
Board Is boots will be searched
e"c" morning to prevent feather beds
.g"a being carried away by mistake.
Families often children will not be
iaAeA where the oldest is six years old.
luairs broken by hcarders' head.
must be paid Tor ald re seated
WhcnriGhts ale cold, ladies are re,
.G'sjr's 10 throw ~ extra hoop.skirs
Oy>v them - .eep warm,
BDJrt.,, aAo at so much ut suuper
tia. they look Ike they had commen.
ccl On th,ir brca" as win be extra
charged,
"2 w.., iarn,sA as good veal a. any
that rycr MAS born
Dead beats severely served,
Napkins viii not b. furnished for
poke. Use.
Board seven dollars week free Of
charge
The uoreyon Leave on your plates
1t supper, .He more hash you win get
IN the no ming Tor breakfast. .,
Nl employ 10 runners a. ur for this
Iouso, hut exceptions to this rule who
cave their trunks nte requested 10 have
hem filled with bricks, not bats.
Our butter viii he Of strong weight
4o plentiful,
Saved bacon for breakfast.
Livery connected with this house,
ut III The present the Sheriff has o
tr0ug attachment for it.
Irregular buardegs - eus9ts will be
as.y Susst, AMI noJtdcgs into whose
eins nothing .L.et entered stra ght
nat "D..ky, will be obliged TO dccau,.
er.
SO money viii be spared TO make
he guests comfortable.
We hope tu>se rules ire 50 plain
hat even tie deaf can read item.
Yours, Tor inn competence,
MARK TINE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

LrIsG-Nb vice, more easy than
this, stupeties mans conscience. He
who tells lies frequently, will soon he
come an habitual liar, and will soon
lose tue power Of realty. distinguish
Ing between the conception OF the i'm.
aginat.od anu the recolIoctious of bis
r,amorY
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

An lrisn guide. told DR.. James
s 20 who wished tor a reason why
.eno was ways Of tie feminine seu-
May be it was because she always
Nd the lass word"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

Cold frames needed for winttrinc
plants iol early spring plsnliag, should
lie got IN readln- IS before the weGthei
becomes too cool, and the pian,a pu,
into them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

Aprisoner in the Ono peDiientiary
persuaded the son of the work, slop
To head him up ia barrel aud roll ban
outside the prison ssIis. The coded
crates If he ,scaper received. liberated
and removed him as quickly as posi-
ole
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

At late meeting of the Cincinnati
Board of Education. petition against
excluding the Bible from the public
schools was presented. signed BY u,oss .
than Ten thousspd pcrsvss
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

ihe blessed man that preached
'of us last Sunday said Mrs Par
"ng'on, SERVED the Lord for thirty
yea's-nrst as o circus rider, then US a
'Oeust preacher, and lest us an exhaus-
ter"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

Here - new snoking in the ira n
story. A gentleman entered first
class rarrIage for Versailles, and light
ed cigar. "Mouscur," observed Il lr!
lowli'ivelier, you are not in smoking
compartment IL know it, never %,
into one, You don't know how sick il
luakcs me to have to breathe Others
smoke.
1t is said that when. LorI Byron sent
10 his wife the wvll-kUOwn TOUCHING
lines:
"larc thee well. and ii forever,
stu forever fare thee well -
&c cnclos Il N the same envelope Il
pntcher,s bill with lue p,nci. remark.
"iIcase look over lA,s; | don't think
Nc had 50 mucA meat -
An eccentric commercial traveller
"riI Known Oh the road, lately aston
iaheI the os,ler III a couA;g, luu b. al
dressing hin! IS follows: MY Ia.,, *
'rcaLa ny QUaIrupeu from the vehicle
stauullte MIN, donate hm Il sufficient
supply otnutrilious aiimunt, and whcn
tle aurora oi mora shalt again lila.
mluate the oriental horizon viii aw ,rJ
Sou pecuh,"!A compensation lorNvuI'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

New YORK capitalists oier to invest
in Tcnnn ssee manufactures il Tennes.
see will abolish her interest lava.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

BEING, KNOCKED ABOUT 1t is 600,
thing for a young man to be "knocke'
about in the world" though his sol
hearted parents may not think so. A!
youths, or irnot all. certainly nine
Teen out 0! twenty, enter life with {
SuiplnSage Of elt,cQnceit. The s0ope,
'hey get relieved of the he.tpv. IT.
measuring themselves wit, wiser and
"I'ief men, ,aey discover il is uUwar-
r"h'ed and get ril Of il gracefully oil
their oNn accord, well and good; il
uot Ii "a !esirahlc, for their own sakes
that ii be knot led out Of lkrm A boy
VINO is sent to large school soon finds
his 'y''I His will may have beer par
amount a home; but school bovs are
democratic in their IDEAS, ami il gro
gaNi he Is snre to be thgushGl into
recognition o! the golden rule. The
Wpi.d /, public school. aud il soon
teaches u new pupi! his place. | he
's"' We attributes that hs!on. 20 lead
or, he viii I've Installed in the position
OF header; if rot whet'vcr opinion
"l his abilities may he, he viii bp vom-
pvi!yd to fill IN tie rI4. AND die II
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

The Presbyterian church at Greens
boro, Ga, was burned on SUNDAY
night Supposed TO be the work OF 81
incSniisry
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

The grape crop in Tennessee this
year i, large and ofexeellent quality
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28
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SDeCiaI J1oticeS.
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NOW USED By THOUSANDS.

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R1-See our Special Circular for full description. sent
by mail be had of Dealers In Medicinea Price bO
cents aud 81 bottle Full directions accompany each
bottle. Prepared aud sold by
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Sold wholesale by johnson, Holloway Cowden, Phiia.
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.

1t the phlegm and matter to rise without irr
tang those delicate organs 1.-THE lungs) and without
producing constipation Of The bowels. II also give
strength 10 the SYSTEM stops night sweas, and change
all the morbid seeretons to healthy state It contain
opium in any form and is perfectly harmless for h
most delicate child Cnnsumptives wOuld do we'll t
read his Treatise upon Diseased lungs.
Physicians who have failsd to their patients
should try this medicine before they give the
we know very many valuable lives have been save
by being persuaded to give 1t trial
Be sure and get ALIENS LUNG BALSAM, and le
no other article be palmed upon you
Sold by all dealers in faulty MEDICINES. auT 3m
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dFor 5aIc ann to Rent.
XATnO WANTS A mOmEI
w HOUSES AND LOIS AT cosr


HOUSES AND LOIS AT COST
In West Wilmington within ten minutes walk o. Market
street. clear of City axes and at better rates than can
be obtained through the help Of any Loan Assoc auon
.t.S7ah FOR sALE-Two thTee-story blck houtes at
llH& eleven hundred and nifty dollars each the irt er
l,,,a est on which would be only Eve dollars and
sskkA ieysnty.hve cents per month. Possession ein
be had In thirty days
.ksEsar One new fOnr-roomed house, standing on the
EMN corner of Sixth Avenue and O street. lot 40 feet
s by 90 feet price seven hundred and hfty dollars
A& interest three dollars and seventy-hve cents per
moth, would rent for eight dollars month.
Ina Two fOur.roOmed houses cow building, and
lllAH will be ready for about the first Of August,
,,S M II feet by 2S i8et lots 20 feet by 100 leet
ksk&lA. PRICE, eight hundred dollars eaeh-interest
four dollars month"; all pad over that sum will ba
much toward becoming of the property,
.FsaAr One two-ioomtd house lot % feet by SO
l!llRH feet. PRICE, four hundred and fifty dollars
IisaN now rented for five dollars per month.
Ak&Hl My object in Offering such liberal inducements
is make West Wilmington village OF In place
Of renters Three per cent discount will be allowed on
the frst cash payment chool House and Chapel are
now buildng.-two variety stores open, and here
will be found plenty Of pure water and no water tax
The rent that many mechanics paying should with
economy, give them comfortable IlOMh IN few years
The Iorss Railroad will within few years. run round
the northern and western section of the City, and must
Of necessity, run directly through West Wilmington
few lots tor sale to hul on and no cash required
june ~ ]. A. BROWN,
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no CONsUpII,TlvEs.

The Rev EDWARD A. WILSON will send Qree Of
eharge) all who desire the prescription with the d-
Fections for making and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured Of lung affection and that dread
disease consumption. His only object is to benefit the
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this pres
cIipon, MS It will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Please address,
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165 South Second Street,
soptl0-Sm Williamsburg. New York
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Deafness, Blindnesa ann Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success by j. IsAACs, Nj. D.
and Professor Of DISEASES Of the EYE and EAR; (his
speciality In the Medic. College Pennsylvania IL
years experien9e formerly of LeYdsn, Holland,l No.
sO0 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA Testimonials
can be seen at his office The medical faculty in
vited to accompany their PATIENTS he has secrets
No charge for examination. febl2-ly
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Gentleman VINO suffered for years from Nervous De-
biity Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
ndisefeon Will for the sake Of suffering humanity send
Tree @ az who need IT, the recipe and directions for max
Ing the simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience do
80 BY addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHNB OGDEN
myl0-lyW AZ Cedar atreet New York
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septI0-sm ses Bioadway New York.
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CATALOGUES SENT GRATIS.

THE oRlTTENDEN COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC
AND BUSINESS MANUAL, for sale at the College.
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decis-tii s. II. oHITTENDEN& s. Co
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street. above Fifth street.
No. q A STORE, DWELLING, &e, on Fourth street,
between Market and King Streets II very desirable
part of the city for business oil any kind,
No. g. FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on Nc
oaullsy street, near Lombard between Eleventh aud
Twelfth streets.
No. 1. BRICK DWELLING on Tatnall street, above
Second street.
No. s. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE at corner
of Seventh and French streets. dood business stand
No. O. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
street, first house West Black Horse Hotel Good
stand for store and boarding house.
Also, a Number of other Houses and Lots. Apply to
WM ,McCAULLEY
IAn22 GO6 Market street.
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ceaaI Jlotlces.
nEaIsTER's ORDER.
IL RkalsTRR's 0FPloE, Me-

n EGLsTER's ORDER.
X REarsrRR's OFPloE, NEw CASTLE COUNTY,
June 29ih 1869. !
Upon the application of ANNIE 5. CLARK, Ex.
eeuirix Of the last Will and Testament OF oAhTWkLL
CLARK late of peneader Hundred, In said County
dereased; II is ordered and directed by the Re.
qjser that the Ex cutrx Aforesaid give noceof the
erantlug Of Letters TestRmentRry the estate Of
the with the date of granting thereof by causing
be posted within forty the date
in six ofthe pubcplace ofthe Coun-
II Of New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against estate same or abide BY an Act
OF Assembly in such case made and provided And also
the Delaware State Journal aud stktesmana newspaper
published in Wilmington and to be continued therein
two months
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of Office OF the
L. g. Register aforesaid, at New Castle in Now Castle
'N II. G. FRAIM, Register.