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The New York herald., 1869-04-15
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ALDVp1r ON Tuesday, Apri II, fJAruArlNr.
wife OF Joseph Adridgc, IN the I'd year OF he; age.
The relatives aud friends Of the family respect
fully Invited TO attend the funeral, from the Re-
formed Dutch church, in Bergen, on Friday AFTER
noon. at three O'Clock.
AILSuIT.-- on Monday, April IL. OF pneumonia,
April 3, WILLIAM ELMoRE ALLNUTr, infant child OF
the same.
The remains will be buried from the residence OF
her s,epIatlier Wliam L. q. Shanks, 26o Dcgraw
street. Court Brooklyn, this day, Thursday. The
friends cl her husband and parents invited TO at
tend without further notice. Services OF two
O'CLOCK
BsNsov.-On Monday April IL, at the residence OF
her MOTHER $40 East titysXth street, Ter linger-
ing fitness, ELIZA NJ. wife OF Joan y Benson. aud
daughter OF Ehza M. and the late o. j. Reynolds.
Ine relatives and friends Of the family respect
fuiy invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her mUrhcr, as above this Thursday afternoon, at
two O'Clock. The remains will be Inferred IN the
family plot IN Greenwood.
pILLiNGs.-0n Wednesday, April IA, JAMES N.
BILLINGS, IN the 4ith year OF his are
The friends OF the family are invited TO attend tho
funeral, from mis- late residence, 175 Madison ave-
nue. on saturday morning. ut haf-past nine O'Clock.
BLoohER.-0n Monday, April IL, at Cromwell
Conn, john a. BLOONER, son OF Elisha Boomer,
lis friends and those OF the family ere invited TO
attend TIC funeral, ths tlhursday) afternoon, at one
O'Clock, from the residence OF his broheg-naw, Mr.
George Cuog. S07 West Nlneteenth street.
CAMPBELL.-in Flatbush on Tuesday, April 1S
MARY wife Of James Campbell, formerly Of tue city
ol Brooklyn, aged 81 years.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from her late
residence, Fatbush avenue, second house north Of
toll GATE this Thursday afternoon OF two O'Clock.
DUNCAN. -On Tuesday, April 10, MARY ROSE.
dnughter OF bernard aud sarah Duncan, aped 2
years, months ana days.
rhc relatives ana friends OF the family are invited
10 attend the funeral, from 3jS West Fortcth street.
corner Ninth avenue. on Friday afternoon, at one
oCOCk.
DurcnEn.-on Wednesday, Apru II, FANNIE GrA.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Ausr1S-LAwsoN.-o wednesday, April II. by
the Rev. II. b. Ridgway ID. d., -. y. AUSTIN, NJ. d.,
to ADDiE s. daughter OF the late Vim. g. Lawson,
Oil OF this city. No cards.
BEcKER-siURpHY.-on Wednesday, April a. at
the Church Of the Holy Cross. Fiatbush, L. l., by
Rev. Father Moran. JOSEPH f. BECKER, OF Dublin,
Ireland. to AGNES AUGUSTA, second daughter Of the
late Thomas Murphy, ESQ.,, OF Fiatbush, l.. ].
CHAPfN-C0cK.-0n Wednesday, April H. at the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. by Rev. Dr. Hou-h-
ton, Mr.. JOSIAH L. CHAPIS, OF Lawrence, Mass, co
Miss AUGUSTA COCK, daughter Of DR.. Thomas r.
Cock OF New York.
HALE-JARRAHD-on Tuesday, April 1s. at the
residence Of the brides mother, by the Rev. y. ].
CorneIle, GEORGE p. HALE to TsABsLLA l., second
daughter Of the late Alfred Jarrard, all OF this city.
SINN-MEEKs. -0n Tuesday, April 13, at the resi-.
dence OF the BRIDES parents BY the Rev. O. Kelsey,
GEORGE z. SfNy to MAMIE O., daughter OF William
f. Meeks Esq, both OF Mount Vernon.
SNrTu--SAUSbERS.-On Thursday, April 8, at st.
Anthony's church, Greenpoint, by the Rev. Jehn
Brady, THOMAS SMITH, OF Long Island city, to MAR
GAREr SAUNDERS, OF Greenp0int.
TaoMsoy--CARsoN.-In this city, on Tuesday,
April H., at st. AIMS church. by the Rev. Thomas
Gallaudet. ID. d., SAMUEL W. THOMSON to Miss SARAH
ANNA, daughter OF George W. Carson.
VAN WARr-RoBEErs.--O Tuesday evening" April
1s, at Madison square church, by the Rev. Or. Prem
tiss, AMRs VASWARr 10 CARoLISE MARSHALL. young
est daughter OF Marshall o. Roberts, oil or this city.
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The daily reports OF the condition of the money
market are getting to be abont as monotonous as
the cry OF au "Oid rag man." whose continued ret-
Grafton OF the same strain knows change In modu
lation Rates are unaitered as far as extremes 20.
Bank depositors are charged from to IN per cent
as Iule, and the banks think they are very con-
sderate to their customers to accommodate them
at that Fate, when they could obtain equally good
paper outside at from to IL per cent at the lat
ter rates there Is plenty OF good paper Offering In
cali loans there Is Little doing. New York funds
In fair request. and about even. General trade
t1nues quite duh, and our merchants have withsto0d
the long continued stringency in way which indi-
catesa great degree Of strength. Tne suspension of
dry goods nrm was reported to-day, but we under
stand that they VIII probably make arrangements to
20 on.
The weekly statement Of the Boston banks, as re-
turned TO the Clearing House April II, presents
encouraging feature IN the fact that within the past
fortnight individual deposits show an increase of
s, l,45l,957 This, however, Is partially neutraliZed
BY the fact that the balances OF country banks have
been reduced to the extent OF sy7740, while legal
tenders have fallen or $25468 and specie S1S7 800.
The following the iootings with those OF the two
r,Bn nxvtAttn afn tfts
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rotal receipts in month OF March, 1909. .s89s 7a0
Total receipts IN moath Of March, 1865 $500 3s3
Estimated earnings In the month OF Aarch
On the dubuque ana eioux CITY Railroad,
corresponding month oil lS6S............... 52,6j5
The following were the l,,ds az the res,,lar i,s rd
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS

The fearure Of the real estate market yesterday
was the partition sale. by order Of the Supreme
Court OF the estate Of the late william Heyman, COM
prlsng. with other property 159 west side lots, be-
tween Ninetyrst and Ninety-fourth streets, ON the
Grand Boulevard, Bloomingla lale road and Hudson
river, fronting Riverside Park, as follows:-Twenty
five lots on the Grand Boulevard, between Ninety
first and Ninety Streets twenty five lots on the
east and west sides Of Eleventh avenue between
Ninetyr and Ninetythird streets; ten lots on the
east side OF the new avenue fronting the new River
sde> Park; twentyfour lots In the new Riverside
PARK, the purchaser of the latter to be entitled to
the awards when made; sixty-six lots and cores
on the north and south sides Of Ninety-sec0nd and
Nnety-third Streets between the Grand Boulevard
and the new avenue, fronting riverside PARK, and
nine water front lots on the Hndson river.
The sale was un er the objection OF MessrB. Muller
a Co., and being announced to be percmpt0ry and
without reserve drew together large audience, the
last mentioned condition inducing freer and more
spirited bidding than has been exhibited for some
time past. II this has been strictly adhered to the
result cannot but be gratifying to the owners Of
west side property adjoining, the prices obtained
showing undmlnished frmness in tnat description
OF real estate and is continued appreciation IN the
market. AS the legal character OF the sale gives
influence OF It's satisfactory termination will not be
light IN the market. Considerable other property
was likewise disposed Of including the C0zne Farm
at East New York by Johnson Muller. Particu-
lars Of all these sales are given below
Auction sales Of Real Estate Yesterday.
PROPERTY MULLER, WILKINS co.
story marble front house and lot No Ills Maiden lane
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The receipts for customs aud the receipts pay
ments and balances at the SUD- Treasury IN this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been as
follows:--
CuSt0m House. --- Sab- 71eds,sr.p
Receipts. Receipts. IdyAlsnks. balances.
April r.. s45s,5-7 Slo40.4s4 s1,s936e0 SIS, 3s2 0l9
April 49,. 567,43l 9j0,5B 4546f7 1885,, ,965
April IA. 100000 6So,344 666429 ss,92l,51
The exports exclusive OF speciel from New York
10 foreign ports for the week ending April Is ana
since the commencement Of the year compare as fol-
lows with those OF 1867 and iSo5:-
1867. 1868. 1859.
For the week. ..si.458.700 $30l3.393 $3,6lT, 3S8
Prev. reported. 55, i74l5I 47l9l,6S4 40,982, l06
Since Jan. l.. $50 93z, S5z S5O.2OS027 s44,699 494
The Boston Advertiser, under date of Tuesday
The New York herald., 1869-04-15

Cash gold was in good supply TO borrowers, ana
the majority OF loans during the forenoon were made
at from to 2k per for carrying with excep-
tionai transaction at "nat.p After Clearing House,
ana per cent were paio for carrying, with soil
tary loan ut s.nat" Tor borrowing The business OF
the Gold Exchange Bank resulted as foliows:-
Gold balances. 1,40d. 55Z
Currency balances es...................... 2,445015
Foreign exchange was firm, but without much
dong. on the basis OF 1o7N for the choicest prime
bankers sixty day sterling bills. The further ar
rival or foreign coupons to-day kept the market
steady at the recent advance.
The following Is comparison Of the cotton move
meut IRON the 1st Of September to April during the
past two years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
Catch and punish the thief.

BUsINEss.-A man in our town had
4 sink in one corner of his yard, and
being DESTROYS of filing it up, dug a
long and large hole in the other corner
of the yarl to get sufficient amount OF
dirt to fill up the aforesaid sink. He
discovered soon thereafter that it was
necessary that the large hole he had
dug should be filled; so he dug his
cellar (Which he contemplated doing
before he filled up the sink aforesaid,
and carried the dirt up hill to fill this
hole, whereas be would have had down
hill and less work if he had used this
dirt from the cellar to fill up the sink
aforesaid. You can't guess in week
who that man was. We know who he
is "just rs easy"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

MARTIN d WORLDLY reference to
another column you will see that these
two enterprising young men--George
Martin and Billie Word-have formed
a partnership. They are extensively
known, and il would be useless 10 urge
you that they are truly worthy OF
your patronage. Their stencil work,
from a key check to the largest brand,
cannot be excelled. They propose
matchmaking, and will give especial at.
tention to repairing watches and jowel-
ry of every description. Call and sec
specimens of their stencil work.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

A MAN (whose name we did not
learn, jumped from the train on Tues
Iay morning, between this point and
pechcra, whilo the train was in rapid
notion, and broke lis sra. We
would advise this person that, hercar-
fer, unless urging business prompts.
pot to make such q leap agais. If the
adyisc is not needed, we fear thatit vii!
be our painful duty to inform the pub
lie that man leapcd from the cars
while in motion--and broke his neck.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

OK last Monday man by the name
Of Arnold was overcome by that stran-
Ger in our midst, John Barley Corn"
und thcrcupon said Arnold becoming
frantic and too boistcrous with his
(hic) got (hic) best horse (hic) in the
Norld-sot (hic) 'nough money to
hmn lhic) up 4 (hic) wet mule--and
nany other and rudcr remarks. 1t
'Sas more than Clarence, our efficient
Town Constable, could bear, so lie car
Pied him before Squire Pryor, and
pulled lis pocket to the "tune of
tlJO."
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Hello! Where did you get that
fashionable suit, that nice hat. that
tasty cravat, and those excellent boots !
"At the Cheap Store" Where Is
that? "Why, down at Garner d
Handley's; didn't you see the Home
Journal of last week? 1t told me
where to find these nice and cheap ar
ticles. 1t said that the "Cheap Store
would duplicate any article of goods |
could buy at Nashville, and ! found
that was true. That is the place to
trade, John"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

The MALE SCuooL.-No under
Stand that a motion was made before
lhe Quarterly Court, on last Monday,
1oF the purpose of recovering possess
aon Of the Male Institute, at Winches-
Per, now under control of the Episco-
pal Diocese of Tennessee; but We
pearn that proceedings in the case have
'been deferred to some future time.
|"e have heretofore expressed our
|seives in favor of Male School being
put up in this town, and have not
changed our mind.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

We understand that some OF our
town authorities have taken oitensc at
bur articles cnquiring into the financial
affairs of our town. Well, We only
wanted to know what disposition was
being m.de with the money, and hay
ing been furnished q statcment-whic h
he published last week, we hope all
taytics are satisfied. In other words,
II We have said anything that we are
sory for, we are glad Of it. Selah!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

In another column You will see DR.
Thornton's English Kidney Medicine
advertised We are no advocate OF
patent medicines, and refused even to
give this u place in our columns until
we talked with number AZ reliable and
distinguished gentlemen at Nashville
who spoke so iavorahly o. (. .aa, If.
venture to recommend 10 any afflicted,
with Kidney disease Il trial %. i. This
medicine is said to give rs..ef n ten
minutes, 1t can be mad at HulrGia5
Drug Store.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

NE hold in our left hand a peach
''Fce twig with live and fresh blooms
upon it, which was plucked from tree
IN the garden of Mr.. Brooks, of Muir
'Feesboro. 1t looks to us that this is
'ou' OF season. Did anybody ever see
'Ae same sight? Does any one desire
10 see it' if so, call up to our office.
I'VE also learned from Mr.. Brooks that
III the Fair at Nurfreesboro q hog
was on exhibition that could tell your
ese' and if you would give him sum
|ne could tell you the interest on it for
I gwen number of years." Now, you
earned! does that hog reason?
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LAST MONDAY was a day of some OK.


LAST MONDAY was day of some OK
citemcnt in our toYn. Quarterly
Court met, pursuant to adjournment,
many Sge old rats of justice being
present to transact the business immc,
diately connected with the welfare OF
our county, and Judge McCutcheon
present and presiding, with his usual
characteristic dignity.
Our merchants were unusually busy.
The great multitude Of happy faces
that greeted us everywhere along the
Square indicated the general prospect
ty ofour county. Although the drouth
cut short our corn crops, yet our peo-
pie are confident that that there will be
plenty to cat, and some to sell. Our
wheat crops were good,
There seemed to be mania for
swopping, buying and selling horses
Every person. ut all inclined that way,
might have been seen and hcard-just
in rear Of the Home journal Office
looming about the excellent qualities
Of my horse" with degree Of earn
cstness ard enthusiasm truly laughable
Although toward evening q cold gale
set in, making II rather chilly, yet we
don't remember 10 have seen, consid-
ering the crowd and the occasion, 4
fewer number of drunk men. Some
men, however, must make hogs Of
themselves, though disgrace, famine,
the "dclrium tremens" and hell might
be escaped by act ing otherwise.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

McKoIN u Co. We told you last
week what nice furniture could be seen
at this house. Perhaps you thought
we only meant bureaus. washstandz,
bcdsteads, tables, ate. Why they have
on hand the best oil cloths, the most
durable and attractive carpets, matt
ings, rugs, and window shades, orevc,
ny description. Give them call
when you go to Nashville. You will
find them at No. So College street.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

Masonic RECoRD.-Wc have received
the October number Of the Masonic
Record, a monthly magazine, published
at Nashville, Tenn, by John Frizzell d
Co. We can honestly recommend this
magazine as earnestly "devoted to the
interest Of freemasonry and general
literaturc,"-just what its editors
claim.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

A BOLD TmlEF.-On last Sunday
night, Mt Bass Station, on the N. d. c.
Railroad, between the hours Of 8 or 8
O'Clock, two lights were brightly burn
ing in the family room Of Mr. Anthony
Bledsoe; he was soundly sleeping in
bed; the baby in the cradle softly
slept, and his wife, with his or her sis
ter, remembering some little articles of
clothing left out near the door, stepped
out to get them, when the crying of
the baby caused them t, hasten, with q
mothers usual anxiety, to learn the
cause. AS they were about to enter
the door, q man in lis stocking feet
rushed out into the dark night, If
our readers had not already imagined
how frightened these ladies were, we
would stop to tell them. Suffice it to
say that Anthony b., and everybody
on the place. were soon aroused from
their slumbers. Anthony b., j. II. and
w. B. all FASTENED to the store house,
and found huge pair OF tongs pressed
in between the door and facing. I'm
locking and entering they soon found
that nothing had been stolen; after
which they returned to the house, and
some one of the party suggested the
hour. when, looking mp to see, the
clock Was missing, and SO was Anthony
BIS fine watch. They supposed that
the tongs had been arranged, and the
thief fearing that the noise in crashing
the store door might he heard at the
house, had slipped down to see if the
family had retired, or watch until they
retired, and seeing through the window
that Anthony B. was sleeping, and the
ladies out, as aforesaid, slipped in and
stole the clock and watch.
Catch and punish the thief.
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Our people subscribed to build the
". IL A. Railroad, ard have rs much

interest in its prosperity as anybody,
Yet they complain ut the rates OF
freight on this road. For instance :
ve can get coal at Dcchcrd for lSc !;
pt this place, delivered, costs us 25c
Der bushel. We understand that the
freight on car load Of coal from
peuherd to this point is IL 90. That
tcems to us to be too much.
We understand this morning that
they d.sign lowering the rates on this
load
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

AT the Murlrcesboro Fair, the pre-.
MUM was awarded to Miss Mary Will.
kinson, young lady of this place, fol
the best needle work. One of the
Judges said "that it was the most per
feet needle work ever exhibited in
America"
Young men, one and all, old Frank
lin is the place to seek wife.
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Our agent.

JAMES r. HARRIS, of Nashville, Tenn.
h. orr authorized agent to pressure sub
Isrrptions and advertisements for this pa
|per in that city. and to receive payment
land receipt for the same, 49,.
\ Mr.. HARRIS can be found at the Drug
store Of II. T.. Cruteher & Son, No. 81 Col
lnNn Street.
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DIR. Il. G.. MARKS.

Having located permanently in Win
chester. offers his services to the public in
all the branches of his profession. His
ofiee is at present at the Office OF Colyar.
Marks & Fitzpatrick, where he may
always be found, unless professionally
absent.
apr g-cm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

TKEppARD &c Co.-Remembpr what
your wife told you when you so to
Nashville. Treppard u Co. still have
on hand those excellent stoves we told
you about. They also have on hand
every imaginable thing necessary in the
culinary department,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

TIE October number of the "Ol1
Guard' is spirited magazine, pub
lishcd in New York, devoted to the
principles of 177G, and the South.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
Sheet Aasit and Musical Works.

Our catalogue embraces over six thousand
different pieces, and is immensely popular.
New music published every day. and music
mailed, postage paid, when tic mlrAcl
price Is RENTED.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
SHAPARD a. GARNER.

nRS. SHAPARD Il GARNER RES
- pectfully announce to their friends.
and the public generally, that they have
entered into partnership in the practice
of their profession the obligations of
which they will faithfully and promptly
discharge whenever called upon.
Office on the Square-second door from
the West corner. april2o.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

THE Ladies' PEARL" published in
Nashville, deserves the patronage of
all the ladcs--both male and female.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
VrOLXM STRINGS,

We keep the very choicest and best strings
that are made. Price per set, for he,o
Violin ~ tUrGutar, 81 80; mailed, postage
maid,
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JOHN R. BEAsLr, Esq, will deliver
f'"'her lecture, at the Courthouse,
ext Thursday evening. l4th instant.
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Nine O'clesh in ths Morning,

The New School Singing Book, used in
the public Schools of New York. Price
80 cts. Splendid discount to Teachers and
oilers who introduce the above wOrA-.
Send for catalogue and prlce-list. Agents
wanted.
For reference apply TO W. j. Slater,
Winchester Tenn.
WIN. \. POND & CO..
5i1, Broadway, New York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

u. --jC G. WulPPLE, dealer in al kinds OF
Nh Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, Patent
sn1ndirine Paints, Oils, Dye-Stnlis, Glass,
Cgars Tobacco, SiSn nlc i anu i"ncy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
The parlcr Gem / uttal. Hiaao,

in handsome rosewood cases, medium size
is the hamdsomest and hest Piauo ever
made, and the prices exceedingly low;
every instrument fully warrant! Nv"
years; send for price-li>t. We have aIse
on hand I'LL kinds of Musical Instruments
in ,.in.Ll Nll,inlN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

= TTruINS q WARNER, dealers in
Il nh Kinds Of Drugs. Paints, Oils, Dye
cLIn. Glass, Putty, Lamps, Gus, Books
! guy 'J'' Stationery, Garden Seeds, &C., north
~. Dnllil. SnllnIe.
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Gift Of Providence.

She only asks trial Of her skill. and re-
fers TO numerous certificates which she
has in her possession, TO test her ability to
do what she processes.
~ She only asks trial. This is no
hnnbup. She can be found ut her resi-
dence. in Winchester, at all times.
ian7
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

sT0IIN I, VAUGHAN, manulHgturer OF Of
\, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, and
EIcnlrr in Cooking, Heating, ana WOOD
ENoyrs. Pumps, Country Hollow Ware, etc.
- .nllth-Wcst side Public SQUARE.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

The new elementary Piano Method, by
Jean MAINS and Henry kleber. The
simplest and most progressive and bcss
work ever published. Price - -.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
BAND IMg. TIE. y u. u LEI

Of Brass and German Silver, warranted
correct in tone, at prices much below other
manufacturers
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Certain Relief to the Afflicted
Mrs. Margaret O'I;ear

Tenders her services to the citizchs OF
Winchester. in the treatment of all Chronic
and Nervous Diseases, which she treats IN
q manner nccnliar to herself. by virtue OF a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

r. T. BNUGH a. CO., dealer in all kinds
\ .ofnry Goods, Hardware, QucchsWare
EIin Ware. Clothing, Shoes, Boots. Hats
n tt1otbinr. Sugar. Coffee, Flour, Meal, etc.
~ ;l,n,,
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Il ITRKlTT, ENOCllS d CO., manutnc-
sR mrrrs and dealers in Saddles, Brides.
Il l1,rrs., Boots and Shoes, and, in fact, cv-
ElTtjiug pertaining to u iirst-class Saddle
a IN lInrnnss shOn. cor. Puhlic SQunre.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

TOIiX G. SCHROM, dealer III all kind
III of cakes, Candies, Contectioneries; &c
bpcse. Crackers, and Oysters. Bakery
irryt door to JOHN 7. Skaters law Office
I'm Main street. ~ Warm bread ftlr-
sri.hcd every evening. Cakes OF al KINDS
made to order for bridal and reception par
Et!cs. Give him call.
JOURDAN, French Confectionery
A ,0nd dealer in all kinds OF Fancy
D,,Lli. Srunrp.