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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
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With the same rate Of increase in the
next ten years ma in the past, there will
be more periodicals printed in the
United States alone, than IN nil the rest
OF the world combined. In 1871 the
post Office department Of the United
States delivered %, $40 ,jj3 newspapers.
Yet the p~ost-ofice department performs
but II small part of the service of news
paper delivery.
In the light of these facts, and of our
wonderful progress i'll all these matters
to report, to record, to stimulate, to
advise, to make the knowledge of the
day, the hour-who shall say what the
press OF II hundred, even of fifty
years from now, shall be?-M ewspnpcr
Register.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

4 GENTLEMAN in the eastern part of
the state. who was about having his leg ampu-
tatcd on account Of its being bent at right an
giles and atif at the knee, heard Of Johnson's
AnOdync Liniment. After using it a short
time his leg became straight, and Is now AZ
=cryiccable as the other.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

HAVING completed the exploration
of the valley of the Yellowstone as far as
the Muscleshell river, the Stanley expe-
dition is on its return. II has been
successful in its object, the discovery
of a more favorable route for the North
ern Pacific railroad than has yet been
marked ont, and the opinion that the
valley of the Yellowstone offers superi.
or advantages is confirmed by official
accounts from the expedition
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

We see that PROCTOR & GAMBLH's
EXTRA OLIVE Soar is becoming very
popular in our city, its quality we know
is superior, and being nicely perfumed
we are not surprised that consumers
prefer it, and that it has a large sale.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
AM II.
Kirkland & Blanchard,

Manufacturer aud dealers IN
MEMS YOUTHS A>D BOYS FINE CLOTHING
are now replenishing with the finest and cheapes.
stock Of FALL WINTER goods ever In this
market. We manufacture cur goods to suit our
trade especially. We Guarant ca perfect NJ. and
with our stock TO select from you cannot fail Ia De
suited. We keep q large supply of working mems
clothes at prices thdt would seem unreasOnably
cheap visitors to the exposition will find our
hOusecOnvenient a distance of only two squares.
No trouble to show gCO>s. KIRTLAND- 4
RID, northeast corner Fourth and JET
tprsOn streets. Louisville. Ky.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

Prof Bal,ene, fromFrance, crossed
the Niagra river, August %, on n tiobt
rope, 1900 feet long, opposite the Clif.
ton house, in sixteen minutes. Return
ing to the center, he cast his cloak and
b~alance-pole into the river, and then
jumped Of into the water beneath, a
distance of 40 feet, disappearing for Il
few seconds, after which he rose to the
surface, and was picked mp by men in
waiting, and went ashore in a small
boat. L..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

MRs. FRANCIS, the wife of the Am"ri-
can minister in Greece, in IL letter quo
ted by the Journal of Commerce, writes
from Athens IA follows of. the discoyc-
rics made on the supposed ute of an
cient Troy by Mr.. Schlicmaun, who for
some years has searched for the ruins
OF the old city, and has recently begun
M entirely new series of excavations,
with many assistants Mr.. Schlie-
mann returned from Troy yesterday.
He has completed his excavations, after
three years Of labor, by a grand master
stroke. He has discovered the palace
of Priam and large treasures in gold
and silver. He has carried away with
him forty large cases containing various
articles, also fifteen baskets of real
treasures. We called upon him to-day
ut his residence for the purpose of ex-
aiming his collection. | saw in his
house gold goblets and vases which
shine just like the gold OF our age. |
also saw some beautiful head-ornamcnts
made of gold, massive and well made,
resembling those now worn by the mod
ern Greeks. There is n golden goblet
weighing nearly three pounds, also a.
quantity of small, round earrings, such
Ii are used and worn by children OF orr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

4 GREAT many people have asked us
OF late, How do you keep your horses look
ing 20 sleek and glossy Z" We tell them it's
the easiest thing in the world give Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders " or three times
a = week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

The fair Americans who dressed
their pianos in pantlets are rivaled by a
proyident maiden Of Illinois, who made
last winter ample garments of heavy
ned;tlcking for her peach trees. When
eput the said garments on the trees,
entirely covering them, the neighbors
gathered about and laughed wildly and
SAID, How exactly like u woman" Az
the present time they are not so radi.
antly cheerful, for their trees are either
dead or without fruit, while thoseof that
good woman arc heavily bent beneath
the weight of the most delicious peaches.
A dooD place for small change-A
.nu,.h c,lI..Iinu ,I.t.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

EVERY particle Of poisonous matter
il carried out OF the system the pale and sal
low will become fresh and vigorous by using
Simmons Liver Regulator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

William Cullen Bryant is said to
contemplate a voyage round the world,
either during the coming autumn or
merit spring.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
Fresh Eggs, Fresh Fish, Fresh Butter.

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

ASIATIC CHOLERA.
Strongest Proc NJ intrinsic Merit.

DEAR III ought To have acknowle'l sed long
ago the box Of Pain Killer you had the goodness to
send me last year. Is coming was most pruvlden.
tial. 7 believe hundreds OLIVES were saved. under
Col. by IT, The cholera appeared here soon amer
We received II. We rcsOried al once to the Pain
Killer. using ~ directed for cholera. 4 list va.
kept Of ait tO whom the Pain Killer was given.
and Our native ASSISTANT assured ~ that eight out
oi every ten 20 whom 1t was prescribed. recovered.
" ha9, too been vsrv useful In various other dis
eases. I has proved ~ incalculable blessing To
uluitirideS OF poor people throughout all this re-
zion pnr native preachers are never willing to
Pain Killer. II gives them favor In the eyes OF
the people, and access to families aud localities by
whom Otherwise they would ~ very indiHsrently
received.
Believe me, dear sirs, sra,ery and fsithry your.,
]. NJ. JOHNSON,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

e !. !. !. i: 81: e. G. III !: III. ::.. !. !. ~. 4 !.
no." the exercise Of common
MT@S SENSE IL always attended
sN~ with good results. That
~ man, who. in undertaking
e. the accomplishment Of
N@N any object In life IL
guided by this natural
attribute Of our hriug, hardly ever fails Of
attaining success. This fact being so well eStab-
li,hed how eyi iently absurd II ia that We should 50
often, 80 thoroughly neglect it in medical practice.
when the question Of health and even life - at
stake. the greatest OF all that We Dos cas-. Often in
cases of bilious attacks. indigestion and constipa
tlOn when the patient requires eli his strength 10
combat the disease. We tinh him dOsed with strong
purgaiiveS or emetic'. facilitating and rendering
still weaker the sick person. Common sense
teaches Us that tn, system being out Of order all
that is required Is n tonic whose reLovating proper
tics ~Ill assist nature in throwing oil disease and
tn" experience OF thousands has established the
fact that ir. Smith'S Old ; yle Bitters is the most
enicaCiOuS. and at the same Time the most palata-
Bile preparation of this character to be iuun1 In the
entire scope of medical knowledge. 1t not only
the system with lis Rnti-biltuus and apA.
Tient qualities, but putiies the blood. cleansing 1t
frsm all pUisOns. returning the patient to health
with AL the organs of his being rendered stronger
and better qualified for their functions How much
more sensible, then, a. vel as pleasant. To use This
great inNigDrating tonic than the sickening potiOns
and pills of common practice. Sold by the best
druggists. Address. UNION MEDICINE Cot
and : North SecOEd street. st. Louis. Mo.
4 GREAT sensation (! Agents wanted. Big
"A packages free. Better than GOLD. Address
AZ once, +. a. Ellis & Co, Charlotte. Mich.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

gro on ZACH WhEK-AecniS wanted
10 Z.OO Business icgutima -. Particulars
free, j. WORTH, -, Louis, Mo. Box 2i'l,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

ADY agents Nuu'el 10 sell four most usriu
i pRten. ed Articles for ladies' use. Business hon
Orabie and profitable EUGaNIr. MFG O., II
Fulton street. New \Olk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
AGENTS WANTED f ia!,5 '1s ' sSTss'ib book Ss.' .
OCEANS STORY:

Or, Triumphs OF Thirty C~enturies;,
By f.. b. Goodrich lson of " Peter Parlty' ana
Rowland. Remark bic voyages. shipwrecks, al.
ventures, explorations. piracies mutinies, naval
combats. and the history Of all kinds of naval pro.
yrrss. The romance of "Old Ocean and lJ"l
things Of interest and value, over &c Illustrations
and low priced send for circular and extra terms;
or, if YOU wish 10 begin AT OrCe, send sl.1 for re.
CANT outfit. VALLEY PUBLISHING CO.. It. Louis,
Missouri or New orleans.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

II YoU have fever and aguc, try rhallenberger
Aut.dOl-. You viii then knOE Of one remedy that
never falls, The cure Is immediate,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18
SClf-Eyident Absurdlty.

writing to advertisers please mention
y the nam" Of this paper. No. "a, :. Nj
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

A dooD place for small change-A
church collecting plate.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

CHOLERA. cramps, dlarrhwa, aud all bowel com
plants, are speedily cured By DR.. Jayne's Carmi.
native Bal,am. II takes away all soreness of the
abdomen, SODthe7 the stomach, and reslO eS It's
natural action.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-09-18

4 GREAT sensation : Agents wanted. Big
"A packages free. Better than GOLD. Address
II once. F. A. Ellis & Co, Charlotte. Mich.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

no. rr.,,..i,p of honest industry in nh
lis branches neain-; iho entertainments of ag-
grceutc capitol
tia3. 4nl 'A' ,d1 '.''' ''' "''i
M, rlntrIl ufall rsilroad. and other cor.
|pu tln. hy national aud 7iatc legislation.
tru i.i revenue purposes ndt none
i'i '', j.. .,i,r,. ,,.t, a,1 ali oucr
r.,,ernn..rt ..eII-
/ @. Rigid c,.n.my 100 ali parts OF the public
service.
+" 40 mli, 'o.' -i'u'' '.r r.,'I3'i5' 90, or
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S. Honest, and capacity thc only test or
official position
I.t these principles generally prevail
uni wc shalt hear mo- more Of exciting pan.
ics,' that couyu'.o eur nation; nor cor
Nor. Zoo four aud wheat, aud other com.
moditics, which often distress the laboriug
classes, making the common neccssarics Of
life SO high that 10 Is impossible for thom
to lay up shilling Cor rainy day, even
IL they got enough % give them comfort
able living
As general thing | do not approve Of
strikes" Too many times the hboring
classes aro unreasonable 800 thcir demands
/ but com conceive OF instances where they
Ira uaGIho have noted cases where
working mems warc. were So low and pro.
visions So hieh chat they were obliged TO
deny themselves Of many of the ,ubstantial-
Ior lilc. while 40 Che same time their en-.
pIoycr. were reasiine daily uron roast beef
and plum puddines. aad declaring yearly
GOOD div.dend. Nv rule would be. not TO
|nke tbe roqt IeeC and 01um Bu49iug
1 ltom the employer, but TO give the working
man such wages that he could occasionally
enjoy the same GOOD fare. This has been
doua by associated combination, aud the en-
|pIo,or and the laborcr have found il TO their
uu'ualadvumpc. Because YOU feed man
t.U. aud he vill have courage and STRENGTH
to do more work.
Now If am skilled in profession or
trade. on even as common lnborer. and
,an earn my emp'oycr one dollar or two
louarsa dnv. ( should have that amount.
ud have voice in making the contract.
s. Che maftgr now stands. the moor working
aan auuro.eho. the % hos" as he is some.
Times ,,u,d opj inopires for emplovuent
+. Yes." /, the rcpIv. elf Won can work for
.evepty.6ve cents day." That would
oot snrpo,t myself nnd Gu,ilr." saws fine
suprlieaot Then Won cannot work for
me I can get epou,h for that nrice You
2 sse tbo moor man Il e,mrolle1 to Tins l,be,
% or ytgrre. and many do iabor for that nrice
and storye lie has mo- voice In making the
bnrsaio. any more than plantation negro
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

Let those Of our readers who have
learned anything new from the seasons ex-
perlmeu,s, exchange their knowledge with
each Other through our columns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

DAIRY Accounts President Mason Of
the State Dairymen's Association, says
" Farmers should keep an exact account of
everything connected with their dairy so
that at the end Of the year they can sum it
all up aud know all about it aud not have
any puess.work. They should be able to
show just what it costs to make 100 pounds
Of cheese or butter. Then, aud not till
then, can they tell whether it pays to con.
tinuo dairying"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15


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department te Report OF thg Board DETAILED in con-
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/ am very re,ne'iQ.ly Your o9edieut servant
90 -, n.y." an; VEGA inifn. Commanding.
Secretary o. tha Navy, Wa hin-tou, ID. C..
NAVY Yarn, May IN, 1870.
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one me, to ,upply me shs l. E.
moment. oad sfili ther, re,ani1s s stlea,n Of v,r
ap S S'Sy no s T9 u % % S %s n 80 l o ne
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harreis' WIN u d, wood Shawn ssrewed around on1
oNet 10 ana lhe W'1'e nsprn.led win SPIRITS of ur
opod d atmc. gbcq " ono ..rcam ont OF, qGar.
minute and thirty seconds. 10 wls thcun lowed 90 re-
.se . ipa no , u, i3ar minutes a9d by the
minute.
lhe other Pile oi precisely similar materials and
construction WAS enclosed hy frame house built Tor
ltsas allowed o become thoroqshly in nlaae,
we're put upon H. two of the size aforementioned.
anu another from a similar engine but somewhat
This Gro was under control IN three minutes. the
end n % ", " tn ~ ~ mnatgs'
/ ,tos ~ "' N'''FN'af "' '"u'tpeh MIN
We are, sit very respectfully.
f9ns e n', zen, ',ty9nH,
oElkgh NJ. RANSOM, Captain,
w,n WI, HNGa Capa'u,
, T. W. HAhi-li IAN lst ASST tlguecr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

The history Of the ameliora,ion, improy.
ment and elevation Of the aboring Glasses,
is but the history Of wealth. civilization
and all that ennobes, diguifes and exalts
humanity. II is the history Of all the
wonderful improvements in the arts aud
sciences, 10 mechanics aud commerce
The record Of the past affords the high
est announcement for the present and the
future. II the lahoring classes will give
heed to the warning voice Of improvement,
they will rise 10 that high station for which
they are designed For if ,hoy have been
able, with all the stupendous obstacles that
have been thrown in their way. to febt an
uphill hattie against the Omuipotent power
Of deadly arisiocracy. and to possess
themselves Of many Of the privileges OF
full citizenship, We can easily determine the
question Of their ultimate emancipation aud
triumph. The controversy will never cease
the warfare will never end, until all are
placed upon the broad table land Of pol ,tical
equality.
Tho only trouble that | apprehend can
arise from these combinations Of the labor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

The only trouble that apprehend can
arise from these combinations Of the labor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15
List of preminms.

The following is the list Of premiums
awarded at the Dog River Valley Fair,
held at Mortified, October LIST and %
HORSES
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-15

STlLLUAN CHASE. Montpelier.
teHcrl Agent Ior Ntun ut ald New Hampshire
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
COLES BASHFORG,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TTCs0E ARIZONA. Will practice in all the Courts of the Territory. ltt
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23

set forth the future policy of the con-
 pany with its newly acquired San
 Francisco members. Inasmuch as
 there was no sale at all and Hunting
 ton and Hopkins still maintain their
 positions as formerly, we must be ex- cused for not crediting what they say of the vast company under cOnsidera7 tion.
 Judged by the terms of the sever9l acts of Congress, the legislation bf Texas, the purchase of the rights and franchises of the San Diego and Iof the Memphis and Fl Psso or Sout h. ern Trans-Continental companies, the surveys made, the actual work n 3w going on, the unreserved promi3 les given in public and private by the Texas and Pacific company, 1t seer hs absurd to presume that there will De much if any change of line as regard Is the Texas and Pacific road. About the time of his visit to California, THE CITIZEN stated that Col. Scott evidently saw Pacific Coast railway matters in a broader light, and that of the many schemes presented to hini by individuals, communities and ever
 railway companies, ii would not bd surprising if he recommended newl and enlarged operations to his com
 pany; but we doubt if the original purpose of building 8 short line be- tween the waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. as frequently ex- pressed by himself and directors of the Texas and Pacific company, is or will be changed.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
The Indian Business

A Washington press dispatch of August 2, reads thus:
 The report of the investigations of the Committee of the last House q Representatives, appointed to exam inc into extensive and frauduleI 1t private contracts with the variob bs Indian tribes, for the collection of ah- nuities and other services in Wath- ington, has just been published. Ehe investigations, which extended /0ver more than a year, make volydne of nearly 800 pages. Unprecedented frauds are proved, and reGbnmen- dation IS made that the ooYtracts be annulled and suits for the reoQvery of money instituted. Federal Ngisla- tion for the better protection f the Indians is recommended. The Com mittee announce in large capitals on the title page of their report, tpat they hope to do something to rid khe Indians and Indian Service of tue scoundrels who infest it. The repott concludes with the statement of hind teen distinct measures upon which legislative and executive action art advised. The whole report is comE prehensive and exhaustive, and by faf the most thorough exposure ever madf of the frauds of Indian attorneys and claim agents.
 The following Is special to TT E San Diego Union and properly b{- longs to the foregoing The go9d Peace Commissioners are gradualI Iy but surely getting their reputatidn h trutbfully established:
 WASHINGTON. August 13.-Tbe comnandant of an army post on t he upper Missouri, telegraphs Genefal Sherman that, while he was on bod drd of an annuity boat chartered by the Government to carry annuity 9nd Indian goods to the Sioux nation, he discovered several suspicious looking boxes marked hardware" He ordered them to be opened, and fobnd two thousand Sharp's breech-loading rifles, with fixed ammunition, hnd full instructions for loading, addressed to a prominent trader among the Ind ians. General Sheridan endorsed the dispatch, and adds "The set tlers " are unable to obtain the com Fnon " Inuzzle-loading muskets for their G protection, while the Peace Com I1nis- s sioners are used to aid in smuggling [" superior arms among the most hos " tile savages.