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Trusses, Bandages. &c.-"SKEIKY HARD RUBBKR TRusz
q Cool CLEARLY Light safe and Comfortable Never rs o.s
sol. Used bathing. Fitted form. Best In E,tsbish
men ~ Broadway and 947 ChesnHtst Philadelphia Csrcfai
adjustment Experienced lady In attendance.
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Costar's ExtermiRators and Insect Powder kill Rat
Reaches, Bed-bugs Moths CosrAR Co, 2J7 Cen,re-st
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A singular Dream.

who inhaled and bad tooth ertRef at the CoLro
DENTAL ASSOCIATION Thursday said dreamed that Dr. CoLro
accepted Of the bets offered BY John Mory thai Hor4o
Greeley would be elected President Gas
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brooklyn Msy o. BY the Re-, T.
Dewitt Talmage, Daniel X. BOughton 70 Ida Thompson
DONALDSON-CARL-On wednesday My at St Marks Episcopal
Church, by Rev VIM T. Fitch. Mr. Thomas DonAdson " Mo
Loretts Carl both Of Brooklyn No cards
WOTTON-CARR-On Weinesisy May g. the residence hs
BRIDES father Rev Cyrus d. Fos James
Mary Ella, eldest daughter Of David Carr esq
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Depend upon mothers Mrs wrSsLOwS sTsUr for
diseases Of children, s q safe and sure medicine
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DELEGATES TO ELMIRA.

NETWORK CITY.
Pursuant to a call of the Republican Central
Committee the following delegates were last night
elected TO the State Convention at Elmra on May 10;
FIRsr DISTRICT.
william l. sharilOw, Ki1g'ley ST.,
i II; ~ " Cis%s II. v. Crawford.
William Bulard silss Hooper
sEcosD Dsr.lcr.
Pierre Van wyek, John Sullivan,
Isaac II. Bailey. Phlhp Ben
Lyman b Jewell Francis Donnelly'
L. DelAfed Smith IhomAS T. ueaIy'
William Orion Dr. william p ThOms
salem II wales DR.. Hans Powell
DISTRICT.
John J. Shaw Dr. $. @, Cook
Austin Leake ,--, n,.. James "ia'eFo0''0m.
Isaac Wood Henry 4 Smith
Henry TheOboli Daniel r. Crowley.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
John D L,wson jacob Jacob. H. = Gamble ,inSI..
Cornelius Van Colt. Francis !. Reseh-
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Edwards PierrepOut, John HAYWARD,
soon b. smith wiam Gilman
NINTH DISTRICT.
Jane: v R Boo. E 1sSn ID p vi Young
Georse b. Deane, IT, James Jackson.
TENTH DISTRICT
@ NJ Patterson jr ca Ga'5 ds.. J. GgatSer
Dr. William Bslser. William II. lockwood
Ierrsnd B. Cannon Cornelius d. Van Wagner,
John II, white. Myrou J. Fd.e
TWELFTH
G. II SOuhwOrth,i Frederick Hahn,
Frederick Kline Richard smith
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Charles 8 Spencer Joseph Mcfarland
Samuel b. II. Vance, Andrew H. Gilmore,
Hugh Gardner. Joseph ID. Mclean.
FOURTEENTH DIsrRiCr.
Hon. A. Weimann, VIM v. King.
Hiram Merritt John Stephenson.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Robert s. Newton, Hugh Turner
WIN. Ross. Samuel Hamilton,
Louis llsen. WIN. nlch.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
VIM Laimbeer. Douglai Campbell,
Erasmus Sterling, Hamilton Pish r,
Elias X, Disney. +. p. heeiham
sEyRSTKRNrH DISTRICT.
Joel W Mason. B. r Finley
Charles a. Fsmmer, Leonard HaIetiae jrr
Benjamin X. Phelps II. b. Smith
EGHTEESTH DISTRICT.
Peter Starr, Edward Mitchell,
r. c. Billings Edmond Stevenson,
Joel Is. Brhsrit. Alfred r. Whitney.
s1SETEKRTH DISTRICT.
Andrew Beskley Thomas Higln
Richard H. Greene. David Clarke.
TWENTIETH District.
Edward Fitch Thomas Freedom,
VIM. y. Opigke, b. L. Lexington,
Louis Naumsnn. Herman Cantor.
Rufus B. Cowing M.rriman Dorsch,
Simon Sesari' Afchimides Bell,
Benjamin Beyea. Henry o. Robinson.
KINGS COUNTY.
Republican Assembly District Conventions
were held in Kings County last evening and delegates
elected to the State Convention at Elura as follOws
First District-Tsaaes. Bourne William S. MeElvsne
Second Bsirct-Frankn Woodruff John Reed c. E. Fowler E.
Whitock.
FiGh Dtc-R D. Benedict Samuel E. Becler, D. S. Stewart
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yesterday adopted the Crawford County system OF hoo
popular vote. delegates ana conventions being dono
away with.
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M1RRIED.

Rennes Magic OIL cures Hs4Iachs N-urag. Rheumsasa
Sore Throat, Cold IN the Head Commissions Try IT,
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Window shades Of every description also improved Eacl
q. l.. KELrr & COMPANY, TIA Broadway.
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tNRN
rnals lassifed inI reference to
lnnati nominations:
IN favor a straight-Out nomina-
)nyentiOn:
Philadelphia Age,
Baltimore Gazette,
Savannah (Ga,) News,
Boston Post,
The Unterrified Democrat,
(MO.)
speak well Of the ticket, but
Convention:
II. Baltimore sun.
Macon, Ca, Telegraph and
Messenger,
Savannah, Ga, Republican,
Mobile Register,
En- Richmond, Va, Enquirer,
New-Albany, Ind, Ledger,
j, Montgomery, Ala, Adyer-
tiser and Mail,
7erCleveland, Ohio, Plelndealer,
Little Rock. Ark, Gazette,
New-YOrk Express,
Evansville, Ind, Courier,
st. Joseph, Mo-, Reflector,
{ commend the ticket to the
, party:
st. Louis Republican,
ChillicOthe, Mo-, COnstitu-
ton,
81. Joseph Gazette,
Brooklyn Eagle,
KeOkuk Constitution,
Quincy Herald.
Decatur, Ill, Magnet,
Sedalia, Mo-, BaZoO,
ndDubuque Herald,
Lexington, Mo-, Caucasian,
jefferson CITY Tribune,
IrontOn, Mo, Register.
Springfield. Mo-, Times,
Hannibal, Mo, Times,
st. Charles, Mo-, Democrat,
81. Louis Times,
st. Louis Dispatch,
Bates County, Mo-, Record,
Columbia. Mo-, Statesman,
Columbia, Mo-, Journal,
Pleasant Hill. Mo-. Union,
, Liberty, Mo-, Tribune,
BOOnville, Mo-, Advertiser,
Fayette, Mo, Banner,
Paris, Mo-, Mercury,
Louisiana, Mo. journal.
Richmond, Mo-, COnserva-
tive,
Saline County, Mo. Progress,
Shelbina, Mo, Democrat,
Mound City. ILL.,. Journal,
Illinois State Register,
, Macon. Mo-, Times.
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Special Notices


The state Committee OF the Liberal Republicans
TUESDAY, the lh tnst O'Clock as The AstoF Howe
in the City Of New-Iork. JOHN COCHRAkB, Chairman
ALyRKD Wilkinson Secretary.
Eighteenth Ward Council of Political Reform.-A
meeting Council will be held THIS Saturday EVENING
Onenal Hail. llS Bss kghteenh at ococh ~ oraeI
s. j. CLASSY. secy WIN H. NELSON. Prcadest
The Cosmopolitan Conference
VIII meet SUNDAY, 18Th Inst, at AZ Masonic Hall rbif
teenh between Thiri ami Fourth Platform FIRE 70 al
HENRY BsESy C6airnaA
Reform Association.
REFORM VOTERS. REGISTER
the 1weaeh Assembly Distinctions
party favorng great Reform and Wishing parity
aud et Ocers public qaa3ed By honesty ai
pa will register their names At once and thus ioT"sr The
Ch,nnan Of Twentieth Assembly DsroA
wnHsGros r. NICHOLS. Secretary.
Register the following places WEDNESDAY THURSDAY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. My 10 and H. inst Al the a6os
PHOENIX INSURANCE Co.. y6 Thiria
HENRY CLAUSBN. IT,, 80 Bast Forty ssyenthst
JOHN D. CRlhMlsS i,l57 Secoatlye
CHARLES SCHoTr. Sos Third.ave.
X r. McCAlltLL, 1s3 Thirdsve
JOHN PASStG. III Thirisve.
MAX H. SfIBfRL J5S Basi Porty -nintb-st
WALDRON ZIrfkL 1910 Vhirisve
James & Kirkland,
ASnHfacturers Of
FOUNTAINS. VASES.
GARDEN ORSAMBNTs.
.. 10 and " ResdesL
kew.lOrk.
Dnrtlett,s Crystal Kehectug Globe Lamps are beas
adopted all giving or besa
ar, elsewhere General ohe No ~ broti~sf NesNek
Patent-.-MUSN Co Publishers Scieauac America. r Pa
obtain pstens everywhere y fea eseuence everything
oonsienus send Tor Pstsat Law apd Gade % Inventors
For the Baromeefs thermometer snj hiromct'ls
GIUSEPPE rAGLIABUbs MANUFACTURE ~ feAdsl
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Il NN III NooVNf -
ing list Of Democratic jour-
their position on the Cincln
Democratic papers which
ton by the Democratic Cor
Washington Patriot,
New-YOrk World,
Louisville Ledger,
NeW-Orleans Bee,
Pittsburgh Post,
Detroit Free Press,
Democratic papers that
await the action OF the Del
Savannah, Ga, Advertiser
Harrlsburgh, Pa, Patriot.
Albany, n. Y, Argus,
Albany. n. Y, Times,
Newark, N. j., Register,
Nashville Union and Amel
lean,
louisville COurier-JOurnal,
Lexington, Ky, Press,
Lexington, KY observe
and Reporter,
Frankfort. KY, Ye0man,
Chicago News,
Milwaukee News,
Chicago Times,
Democratic papers that
support OF the Democratic
Madison. Wis. Democrat,
Lafayette, Ind, Dispatch,
Indianapolis Sentinel,
Cincinnati Enquirer,
Memphis Ledger,
Memphis Appeal,
Memphis Avalanche,
Nashville Banner.
Lexington, KY, Gazette,
Knoxville, Tenn, Press an
Herald,
New-Orleans Times,
New-Orleans Picayune,
New-YOrk News,
selma, Ala, llnleS,
Richmond. Va, Wing,
Houston. Texas, Times,
Columbus, o., Statesman,
Buffalo. y. Y, Courier,
Kansas city Times,
Kansas City News,
ottawa, Kas., Leader,
LeavenwOrth Commercial,
LeavenwOrth Times,
Omaha Herald,
AtchisOn Patriot,
Council Bluff Times,
Irish Citizen. N. Y,
Irish Democrat, n. Y,
Irish People, n. y,
WarrentOn. Mo-, Banner,
Portland, X. l., Argus,
Holden. Mo-, Democrat,
Titusville. Penn, Courier,
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DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed eiA h1R
name and ddfress
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The Republican Convention TO revise the
rules governing the RepubIean party PhlladelphIa.
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KINGS COUNTY.

Republican Assembly District Conventions
were held in Kings County last evening" and delegates
elected to the State Convention at Elmra, follows:
First District-lsaae s. Bourne William S. MeElvsne
Second Hs;c-Frankin Woodruff John Reed c. E. Fowler. E. j.
Whitock.
Filth DctR D. Benedict Samuel E. Becler D. s. Stewart, W.
L. b. Smith.
Sixth Dsrlct-Gen catn Z. s. A., NJ j. Petrc. Jacob Worth
Seventh Osrict-J w Wilson, Edgar Darbee w. K Beest0n
Eighth Distnc-samuel Carlisle Geo Warner Andrew Kembe.
Ninth DNtne-O b. LEIGH, Joseph ?. Elery Charles Jones
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS AND THE N0MI-
NATIONS.

The Missouri Republican publishes the follow
inc Inst Of Democratic Journals assed inI reference to
their position on the Cincinnati nominations
Democratic papers which favor straght'Out hohlha-
~ IL 10 Convention.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC coNVENI ~, :,
TWO ELECTORAL TICKETS TO BE BUN FOX The
CINCINNATI NOMINEES.
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Pursuant to a call of the Republican Central
Committee, the following delegates were last nigh'
elected 10 the State Convention at Elmira on May &
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30

THE FRUIT CRoP.-In view of the nat
ter,ng promises for a heavy yield OF fr"it
this year the Fayetteville Observer throws
ont some hints to the people OF Lincoln
county which we would urge also upon
our pcople in Franklin county. The op-
server says:
"There will be a market for all OF the
dried apples, peaches and berries thal hlai
he nicely prepared and offered. small
items when aggregated make a large
showing. The fruit now promises a large
vielJ. and it would be well enough. per-
hans to save a two years supply. Two
nopnd fruit years do o always come IN
snccession, and if next season should iail,
an ample supply prepared TINS SUMMER
and fall will carry US safely over. a IsW
"ass,frns boughs mixed with dried run
Iii keen worms and bugs away from
tTh n There were more peaches put up
IN cans in this county last year Tor hom'
@onnsumption than was ever before khoWn
and as 4 consequence, our food was more
n'.,hn,esome. and our tables presented
nrs.tar and @ palatable variety thai
]nnsual. We hope for a repetitioh' hc;
animal food and more vegetable, Ply,
Clans saw. would be conducive to heal'h :
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?-Capt. II. ID.
Gregory, of Winchester. well known for
his large heart, .jovial nature and hand
some facial appearance, Is the posscssor of
a male turkey, commonly known as cob
bier. This fowl is just as fine n specimen
of his kind as any we have ever seen.
There is nothing etleminate in his appear
ance, and yet he has been guilty of
departure" from the long-establlshed Gus
tom of males, whether biped orquadruped.
lie has laid an egg, and is ut this time
setting" on his nest. You think this is A
joke, or nonsense, do you? We will pledge
our word, based upon ocular proof, that
we are not eXaggerating in the least. We
went, after much persuasion, and with n
brain full Of unbelief, on last Monday.
(27th Instant and saw him driven
from his nest in which were eggs. and no
sooner did we remove ourselves to a little
distance than Mr.. gobler returned and oc-
cupicd his former position. lie is actually
sitting upon eggs and evidently deter
mined to keep up the necessary quantum
of heat for the development of the fowls
yet in an embryo state. And we exam
ined his egg. 1t is larger than an ordi-
nary turkey egg, and Of a flattened elipti-
cal shape.
Now, we have told you the truth in an
unyarnished manner. Go and see for
yourselves, if you doubt oar word. We
only want to add: What does it mean? Is
it a prognostic that the Woodhulls and
Elizabeth Cady Stantons, sid genus ON
ne" are gaining ground, and that men
must begin soon 10 do the duties of fe-
males? Is the law of nature to be re-
versed? Is Woman Suffrage to follow up
on the other abominable suflrages granted
Of late under our progreSSire Republican
rule? Perhaps this luSuS nature, so to
speak. betokens some coming doom. Per-
haps our unhappy planet is to be annilli-
lated by the monster comet which, ac-
cording to Prof. Plantamour, is going for
us at the rate of l00,000,000 miles 1--WE be-
lieve that is the tigure,) per second, and
which direful catastrophe is to come of
on the 18th of the coming Angus. How
ever, we do not think the people believe
any such doom awaits us in this genera
tons time. Certes, we don't think those
who profess to believe in universal dcs-
truction, and preach it with so much car
nestncss, are honest in what they profess,
At least we don't witness any appreciablc
decline in the yalne of real estate. Rents
are Just as high as ever; speculations, and
bargain-driving. and lying, and bombast,
and neutrality-suspicious.. and swallowing OF
camcls, and love of fashion. and plant
consciences where money is to be made OF
Office gained, are just as prevalent as ever,
Yet, the Bible tells us there shall be signs
and when will men begin to believe;
Verify here is a sign: This old gobbler is
laying of eggs and sitting on them. We
do seriously avouch it, and defy contra
dictiOn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30

DECHERD MALE AND FEMALE lNsTI-
rrTr,-The examination exercises of this
institution will commence Thursday, the
8tb of June, and close Friday night fol-
lowing with an exhibition and musical
entertainment. We are authorized by the
indefatigable and worthy President to eX-
,ord y cordial invitation to the public.
We hone to see a full attendance upon eX-
ercises which carry evidence of their
merit in the tact that Geo. W. Bowers Is
the Principal.
Rev, Mt. Power, of Salem. will deliver
m address upon the subject of Education
on Friday of the Examination
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30

Very little things bespeak the bias oitlIe
human heart. When we see a boy tortur-
Ing helpless brutcs, or domineering over
smaller boys. we can guess to Il traction
what sort of Il man he will be. when we
see him idling away his time, and ashamed
TO work, we can predict with much GER
tainty that he will never benefit himself
nor the world. When We hear him make
slight remarks about young ladies' we
know he has a wicked, ignoble heart tull
of filth and devoid of honor But IN no
little thing does any one, man or boy
eyince more Enthusiastically a contemplate
bias of nature than in mutilating hand
bills. posters, &c. as, for instance, the evl-
dence given last Tuesday morning after
the show-bllls of Mike Lipman's Circus
were posted on an improvised wooden
structure upon the Square. Such action
is indictable, and the law should be en-
forced by all means. We know 1t Is con
demncd by all honest people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30

NASHVILLE Bacon.-Should
ers Ghc; clear rib sides 724c, country
Lard in kegs lie prime leaf, t%ierces, 90.
Corn Meal, S0@S5c; Corn, 75c sacked.
salt, SO for z bushel barrels.
Hay scarce at $30@33 per ton.
Ginseng. 60 zoe.
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad stock
Flour-Superfine, SO so extra, So Is;
Xxx, 81 25a7 so; choice family, $9a9 20
strictly fancy, 50 75a]0. o-
Wool, tub-washed, free of burs, 6Sa7oc.
Rags, dull at $40.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30
Letter. from John j. w. Payne.
RIVERSIDE, MAY 2lst, 1872.

RIVERSIDE, MAY Dist, 1872.
Editor Home J0mnal:
Although Il regular subscriber to your
paper, vet the call upon me to become II
rrnnndjdate for the State Legislature did not
meet my eye until yesterday, when, upon
a visit to Winchcster, Il friend directed my
attention to it. and expressed qualification
at the prospect of my presenting myself
before the people of Franklin for that
office.
There are minds that can be pleased by
honors and pretermcnts. nave tasted
enough of them to know that they are not
always unattended by envy ana emmy.
In my experience politics is, at DIST, a
muddy stream, and came to TINS Dea''tl-
full country for retirement, Il to rrcuper'
ate bv honest industry my shattered for
tune. And although ! have not exactly
reached the point otlctting the world roll
on AZ il likes, vet Il quiet and peaceful
home is to me very attractive. and | have
no overweening desire for political prefer
ment. .,u,
perceive that the field istully occupied
with candidates. and have no love Tor a
mere scramble for office. ! have 10 per-
sonal or selfish ends to subserve, no ape 10
miud, no friends to reward. no enemies TO
10 not understand me as being insensi-
ble 70 the kind offices and wishes OF my
friends. Those who know me best know
that | cherish them as the apple OF my,
eve" and that, next to the appreciation OF
nv cod, is the esteem and approval OF my
frilOw-men; it touches the very springs OF
nv life, and is garnered up III the secret
chambers of my soul. 3,
But. under existing circumstances,
beg leave to decline, at the present Time
the Drotlerca honor. AT some future pc
Rod. whcnmy acquaintance becomes more
extensive in the county, or there Is a more
general expression of desire OH the part Vi
INV tellow-citiZenS than a mere call from
perhaps a personal friend or frlends, III
may be my highest ambition to serve thG
people of franklin, with whom now rec
every interest of my life Is luentillou
Without any assumption OF speciai mell'
on my part, my motto mas ever oce.
seek not the Office, let the office seek,
nor would | ever sue for political honor
merely on the ground OF PERSONAL ifleiu,
ships. .., g.. +ho Lin,
farms in which the call is made, and en-
tirnlv auree with them that the farming
interests are the interests of all" Ihe'
ave, in trutI, and verify, the basis of thu
wealth, the prosperity and the happ,lnes
Of the country, upon which, indeed, TN
whole supcrstructnre OF society resaI
AmI II l. lamentably true that while niue
Of the legislation and treasure OF Tn
country are devoted to other interest as
many of them worthy, and many, toe
mere cliuues, rings and m~onopoiies,! Se
too little is Bestowed for the au'anGe,neh
and protection of this greatest anu mus
essential interest OF all. .u;h
But, desiring not to be prollA'l s"Ds'ii'
, myself, very reIpJWW y. PAYNE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30
Sheriff. Sales
For June, 1872.

Samuel Watson, Trustee, &C.. VS. James
Golden 1T ais.
BY virtue Of an order of sac issued from
the Circuit Court of franklin county, and
to me directed, in the above cause, | WIN
offer for sale, before the Courthouse door
in Winchester, to the highest bidder nor
cash, on
Monday. June Sd. 1872,
a certain tract Of land lying in civil dis
trict No.. ID, containing tilrty acres. more
or less. and bounded rs follows: On the
south and west 10y the lands of David Us
borne, ON the east by the lands OF Joseph
Simpson, and ON the north by g., J.. L.
Branch.
Also, another tract Of land, in same
civil district. containing eighteen acres,
and bounded as follows: On the west y
the lands of j. 7. Branch, on the north by
the lands of j. ". Smith and GoolSby. AND
on the south by the lands of w. ID. olmp-
son. Said lands condemned Is the prop
erty of flames Golden.
ID. j. MARTIN, Sheriff.
May Gth-3t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30

The Managers of this pc ulmr establish
ment, encouraged by the patronage with
which their efforts have hitherto been
met. and with the view of presenting to
the public AN EXHIBITION OF SUR
PASSING EXCELLENCE. have, during
the past winter, selected from the various
cities of England, France and America.
the most talented artists in the profession,
including the most Beautiful Lady Ri
derS. the most Daring Lady Gymnasts, the
most Renowned EqueStrianS, the most
Skillful TrapcziStS, the most Surprising
AcrobatS, the most Powerful Athletes, the
most Accomplished testers, the most Ele-
gantlv Trained Horses. added to which
they have secured the iilrest Masters in
Art and the Most Tasteful Decorators to
give effect to this great Concentration OF
the highest order of Archie Talent known
to the World.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30
- Beautiful beino!

|
Thou dest almost anticipate nv heart:
1t throbb'd for thee, and here thou contest
Deem that some unknown influence, some
sweet oracle
communicates between us, though unseen,
IN absence, and attracts us to each other"
Thus spoke Sardanapalus to his beloved
Myrrha, for whom he lost his kingdom.
Such Is the weird-like power OF love. And
last week We sighed for u circus to come
along, and sure enough Mike Lipman an.
ticipated our wish, and on the 18th day Of
June-scarcely more than a week hence
will give us all a chance to decide between
paying one dollar for an amount of fun
and interest that will add Il fortnight to
the age Of each, and cure dyspepsia be-
side, or not paying a cent and suffer the
consequences.
But there are some ill-humorcd persons
in this world who claim to be human be-
ings, and opposed to circuscs. We can't
see it, and we don't covet the poisoned at
mosplcre of their moodincss. They may
90 ahead and wear out their hearts in
the struggle of life, and be moody, cynical
&C., and preach about the sin of going tc
circuscs. All right, but as for ourself
we consider life too short to be %squandcred
in any such foolish style. And we know
full we'll that charity is commended in
highest terms in Holy Writ. Then, who
shall be so uncharitable as to condemn II,
for loving that which wreathcs II soul
with smiles and brings us heath and hap
piness? We can no more help it than
vegetation can refuse to expand beneath
the genial atmosphere and refreshing
showers OF Spring. lfyou call it childish
we will reply in the language of Pope
" Behold the child, ny natures kindly
Pleased with a rattle, ticklcd witha straw
Some ~livcIier %plaything gives his you'll
delight,
A little louder, but as empty quite;
| Scarfs, carriers, gold. amuSe his ripper stage
And beads and nrayer-J books are the toys o
age:
Pleased with this bauhlc. as that before.
Till tired, he sleeps, and life's poor play
is o'er."
TO the circus, then, we are bound, fol
oh!
Orall we've wish'd for Of late we know
There's nothing t excel Mike Lipman'
show.