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A PROCLAMATION.

7.
From year TO year we have been
accustomed to pause iniour daily pur-
suits and set apart time to offer our
thanks to Almighty God for the spec.
ial blessings de has vouchsafed to
US, with our prayers for a continuance
thereof We have at this time equal
reason to be thankful for His contin-
ued protection and for many material
blessings which Ills bounty has be-
slowed, In addition TO these fayors
accorded to us as individuals, we have
especial occasion to express oui hearty
thanks to Almighty God that by bis
providence and guidance our Govern
ment, established a century ago, has
been enabled to fulfill the purpose of
its founders in afording an asylum to
the people of every race, securing civil
and religious liberty to all within its
borders, and meeting out to every in-I
diVidual alike justice aud equality
before the law. 1t is, moreover, espec-
tally our duty to offer our huuoI
prayers to the Father of all mercies
for a continuance of His divine favor
to us as a nation and as individuals.
BY reason ofall these considerations.
/, Ulysses S. Grant, President of the
United States, do reeomnepd to the
people of the United States to devote
the 30th day of November next to the
expression of their thanks and prayers
to Almighty God, and laying aside
their daily advocations, aud all secular
occupations to assemble in their res
speotiye places of worship and observe
such day as a day Off hanksgiyingRnd
rest. ,-.Ea.ia9. Fo- 'a7ia Do
In witness whereof have herepnto
set my hand and caused the seal ofthe
United States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington,
this 2eth day Of October, in the yeal
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The Louisiana Returning Board

-
The Louisiana Returning Board
will begin its labor to-day, The count
will be watched by fve prominent
Democrats and an equal number OF
prominent Republicans. The country
has confidence ia all these men, and
whatever they report will be consider
ed as convincing. An amicable feel
ing now exists between the gentlemen
representing the two parties in the
city, as the letter published this morn'
ing indicate that all differences have
been healed. The duties of these gen.
tlemen are not official in any way.
They have no control over the Board,
and the only reasons for their being
q present is that their presence will pre-
vent any illegal measures. The fact OF
tAeir presence, however, assumed that
the Board is nOt trusted by the people
at large, aud as the old adage Of send
ing thief 10 catch "a thief has moi
been followed in this instance, there
may be conficted opinions and 4s.
ports. For the peace of the country
We cAn only hope that the ten gentle
men present may be satisfied with the
result, and make a report accordingly,
Derrick, Monday, ,--Ta
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Trial List, December Term, 1875

iiat EiSl,r C0SStHOOF vISiHlf7 iOEO'
FOREST COUNTY, ss., a.l f,f,.i, ,,f,, 80
list OF Cases set down for trial at a
Court 10 be held iu and for said County,
commencing Decalnbor IS, 1S76; gl9 ~
Nancy Dale ct al VS., Robin
son & Bonner 6 Sep. 1875
lmger rhIileIl 20 Dec, 1875
i ct al i'lEfG b1if ~ - "A Feb. 1871
Samuel Duff VS.. James We 78II 4 {
Guthrie ,al ls.l 4sQt IL May 1867
: Fisher ~ ~ ''f'df'sis 10 Sep. 1872
Jairus d. w. Rock VS.. Par ~
% Gus Copeland ct al 5ljl s As May 1876
Hinton n u so Sop. 1876
J.. @. Root VS. Geo. Morgan 50 May 1876
key 8 Sep. is7e
SON SHiS5 5Il tSiEi5S - "a sep. i7o
j. A, Proper, SUCCESSOR for lC, 10
use VS.. y. w. III. Reisinger .e. 49,
ct al Admrs 81 May 1876
Jacob WagoneF VS.. J. A. thl
Dale ct al gJ syai f.. 2s May 1876
". Dithrbige L 20. A Feb. 1876
Geo: Morgan v. u. MACY - Feb. lS7G
NJ: D0fialt 4 Co. VS.. r.. M. .nE
Carson ~, .er sIe trJ 45 Sep. 1876
J. w. II. Reisinger ct al Adj N
mrs VS.. j. NJ. Kepler III Feb. 1876
dared NJ Brush ct nj for use lTaItG
VS.. Hugh McNeal ct al ! poe. 1879
j.. w. Morrison ct al Execu- "a
tors VS.. ELI Berlin ct al Ex- .iAhi'e
eoutorsg SOD -. gia3gslga43 Sep. 1876
Collins &C Holbrook Us, Sell f-irTl1
den Whitman 67 Sep. 1876
DIR. VIM. Vogel VS.. Over .at't'7ii .Tt
seers of Poor of Tionesta ullE
Township.7 Boz J1omla ss Sep. 1876
George Hindman VS.. Conroe
6'fhompson 1ifa' 1fl0 : 80 Sep. 1876
Prothonotary's office, Forest Go. Pa, Nov.
20th,, 1876. Lre qgguaI oifff a
ID. w, CLARK, ProthOnotarv
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call to mind, the Republican party
would have elected their man l]g oven
1000 majority. Mr.. jerks himself is
a recognized gentleman, and has many
friends ID both paities, but Il Is also
fact more than once proved thai
the support Of the Record is death TO
any one seeking public position.
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THE SITUATION

a.
Notwithstanding the fact chat more
than two weeks have passed since the
Presidential election. it is not yet
known, which candidate carried ma.
jority Of the electors. The situation is
uoso far changed that South Carolina's
official vote gives Hayes the electors
Of that State, In Louisiana the count
is now going on, under the eyes of
if prominent Northern men of both par
ties, with the probabilities in favor
of Hayes. The result after all seems
TO hinge on Florida. The Democrats
claim to have. official and semi.official
returns from nearly all the counties
80 of the State, which gives the State to
TiIden. The Republicans are conf
dent, that even in the event of the
vote as returned giving the State to
900 Tilden, they can prove enough fraudu-
lent returns to change the result. It
is probable that the result may not be
known to certainty, for some time to
sol come. The Democratic press is crying
out that Hayesis TO be counted in,
and display great deal Of nervous
ness when any attempt is made to in
las vestigate the frauds of their party in
any of the disputed States. OF these
facts, however, the people may be Ger.
tain that Hayes is legally elected he
will be inaugurated, and that if he is
17 net elected, the Republican party do
sgo not, nor ever did, want him "counted
.e3 20 nui7. .-i aHU He3a QGo moisL 13
~ ~, .h-oa ala lsbag vftri,7.1 .m
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2 The OH City Derrick, in speaking
of the tone of the different party papers
since The election, expresses its views
as follows. huim i'uoh soy i siai~ Is
The tone of Democratic press is
desperate. 1t calls for bloodshed if
Hayes is elected. 1t talks lond aud
busters much, bntits noise islittle more
than the Rawlings of fanatic. The
editorials of these psperk indicate this;
that bloodshed viii occur only in, the
tof Hayes election, whether fairly
or fraudulen:ly. We hold that the
Republican party is the more intelli-
gent one, and that Tilden's election
will in nowise arouse the members of
that organization to desperate deeds.
The ! Sentiment of this party is:
"Better that Tilden Be elected than
for Hayes to become i'resident- by
fraudulent counting" sfa IN
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-11-22

The following extract is taken
from the ST. Petersburg correspon-
dence published in yesterdays Der,
rick. We reproduce it because ex-
tracts from the Record were published
in this county during the canvass:
Harry White, the Republican candi-
date for Congress in this district, was
elected by a majority of l,759, which
is more than three times the majority
of jerks in 1874 Had there been
one more jerks organ like the Record
with the same slanderOus articles writ
ten by the editor of that paper against
the reputation Of Mr.. White and pub
lished in the Parker paper over a va.
,riety Of initials, "W G." "p. c."
aud a dozen others which We cannot
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llAcoMs sJrlDiEo,

(mmediately south of the Company Storel
where, in consideration of the continued
depression in the times, have again lower
ed our prices believing that goods should
MOI pc sold a. war prices, where theoppOT-
1uhlnes 20 make money are SO much less.
~ IN tuture our store will be kept opeL
uhui y Z. NJ, for the mutual beneit Of the
general public and ourselves.
u. H.. DERICKSON AGO.
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THANKSGIVING PRoeLAMATIoN

'aa WAsniISaG$rrto,S, 81 r, ootober 26.
BY tbe President of the United
States of America: aqgry y.Ho-'' o
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NeIU advertisements.
ooMMlssIONERS{ SALE OF LANDS

DY YvfRTUE Of various .Scts Of Kssem-
ID bly, of the Commonwealth of Pa, made
and provided, we the undersigned Com
missioners of Forest County, will expose
to sale by public Vendue or 6utcry at tho
Court House, I'M IpiO nesta lhorO, on1b
.yo9TU UESDAY, DECEMBIsB 20. 1876,
at.2o 'elooiS p. n.. the following described
tracts of lapd, yiz;, i, six, ,ft,if "i
1911 so Barnett Ap .6fiImofe 1tohert.
a9a6 loo Howe iWflhelA Willink.
-5l9i 80 Kingsley. SnobleI Herman.
so Tionests Perry g......f, a
2a."- so Green Smith s. r.
5Ie1 l5ol Hickory EIizabeth Jack. IA
200 Harmony McDonough, Heirs
r. BYaORpER or CoAfSIIsSlnsERs.E fn
..7semT ada J.iTg, BRENNAN, Clerk. d
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-11-22

uOuERE wil1he eSposed TO public sale
-, tbe prornisoe, int Green TOWNSHIP,
iSorSst CouAiy, PehnsylYania, on
4TrSpAY. DECEAIBER 18th, 1870,
=, oycoek i. Nj, tho undivided on9,l
four of chat Certain Of pierce Tecn OF and and
sltuaso ,,, ~ ~ Rnrest aforesaid, part Of tract
SPuI NO $50 bounded and described as iollows
to-wit: Beginning at post on line me dlVia ,So
mo tract No $3.50 from No. 6lS9, and az inc
distsnco of l8s perches from the northwest
corner 9fthisgd sGg Eette5 tI dnsa an9 Gs lso
tending thence south 43a degreess, ei.sS, ~
narehos To a post, thence sonth.46d ae{r {ree,' ,s,
west iO6 porchos to post, thence north M aSs
derreOs west l00perehR to Rpost on l', tne
dividing line first stmentioned, thence along
said dividing line north 461 degrees cast M
los porches to the splgcs q eeginimIing. peg niIi,s
one hundred acres ana hloW-
ance, more or less. ..trrrs vi
,af I q i'H '''9 = DALLAS sAUNDERS
sf.S. Administratordo DO bo',ts non,
4 N Il ii AGEhE 2G4Ss. Atty Nov Is, 1915 8
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ff#e NO tAAA4 ~ FNN
estate OF Mary Dalo deceased. lot. -,
uAoiiosih iTewnshipT NdNaI tSdfityi AZ
persons ipdebiea tQrsah estate are rs, re,
9uosted to.make Immediate payment, All
ttsgFe haviIiE lpRal loni1nanufr nst the1e,,a,ua
VIII present ttlefF.wiihoul dolly, In prone,
order Tor sotueinbnt To wv
NANCY pAiWS0N Atministfatr,,,
,gs6o1sS ,9r NILES w, TATE Atty,
"''0 ~ o.9'f n aa7i. aa.IiRpesie, Pa,
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NOLID WEALTH /


D,,Iyt,V - NuO
Y 81 on tsOf0ruN u lsOtl oNfI9X19
TTHE Kentucky Cash Distribution Co,
~ panytsR0t1orizcd by n spoeial moi -
the iScntttcty Ipgislatorc. for The benoSt
of tho Fdtdic Schools. of lfranlxfort will .
have the FIRST Of their eories of Grond
Drawings NJ Major HALL, III tho City ~
Frankfort, I.y, ON trsr8 srNFFt'' VI
u-ao THURSDAY, A UGUsTlat, ls,a
on which. occasion thoy'wiii distfibb,o.o
the ticixot-hoiIors the immense sum nor of 'O
8 6 O 90 o o.
tflios., r. Porter, 1sx xaGOvornor ISv,. Cer
eral Mapagor.
POSITIVELY. No ROSTPONEMENr,
as we will haven series Of Grani DmUlnn.
and can not establish the nroccdeht Of
postpOnng. 10
LIST oFuIFTs:
Ono grand cash gift..................."...SOOOO 600
One grand cash giit....s.,a.&....a,.. 50 OO0
One grand oa,3h gifta 1000
Ono grand cash gift...,......,........... @Ooo
Ono grand cash hgift....,..............,.. loom
ono grand cash gu :; ,;.,...:......,..""... 500
30 Cash gifts of 81 600 each....." O00
400 Cash gifts OF 6OO Sac1...." 5000
100 Cash gifts Of 400 each...... 1000
LOG Cash Vifls Of 800 each. .... SO0a
200 Cash gifts Of 200 cach...... ION
900 Cash gifts OF 100 eacil.,...,.. B0WA
10000 Cash gifts OF IL oach-...... 10 0M
Total, II, l56 gifts, altcash,.,..... Coo eOo
PRICE or. TICKETS
! Whole tickets, sl2; Halves, % Quar-.
tors. 50; o tickets, 500; 27l tickets, $500;
l62 tickets, $500; 95i tickets, 81 900. lOo,.
600 tickets at Sl2 each.
Hon. Il. IL. Taylor, Mayer OF Frankfort
the entire board OF City Counciimch, Hon.
| Akin Duxall, lato Chief Justice OF Ken
tncky, ana Other distinguished citizens,
together with such disintorested persons
aslthe .titket tholders present may desg-
nate will superintond the drawing.
Itcmitancts can he made by Exprcss,
| Draft, Postofiicc Money order, Registered I
| Letter, made payable To Kentucky Cash
| Distribution Company fse'.f
/ All communications connected With tho
distribution and orders for Tickets, and
applications Of agents TO sell tickets,
shoulG be- addressed to a4te
| HON. THOS. p. PORTER.
! II ~ "a EGonmal Manager, Frankfort, X
Or q. w. BAlHOW & CO,
| qraarfQ Gen. Eastern Agents., 4
40 Broadway,,T n
Awarded tic Highest Medal Vt Vienna,
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IoI'''s Z l'I % I'12nI,'KVrT,NS '2I,'V SAUNDERS,
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Pittsburah,- TituswIIe & Buffalo
Railway, and Buffalo, Cory q
Pittsburgh Railroad. Tr r

'nN AND. AFTER Sunday, July 2, 1870
" trains will RON as follows: Iaa
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Adyices from Florida hardly irdi-
cate the line of action to be observed
there, since the prompt arrival of the
troops put summary stop to the
wrecking oftrains which appeared to
have been inaugurated to delay the
arrival Of election returns. sWa
The matter of the election Of Hon.
j. G, Blaine 70 the Presidency Of the
Senate is guile frequently discussed in
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Roo0 InoRTyTNI Is.

Waits ou all who purchase tickets in the
Grand Extra Dsawihs. Monday, Decenl-
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18

ING WE SHALL SPARE no cLoAKs
ING PAINS TO oBTL IN FROM CLoAks
ING OUR FRIENDS AND PAT CLoAKs
ING RoHs, FOR THESE NEW CLoAKs
ING STOCKS AND DEPART. CpoANs
ING MEETS, THE SAME IA. CLoAa s.
1870 VORABLE DESTINATIONS CLoARs
ING IN WHICH OUR OLD CLoARs
ING Lines Of Goods sre held. CLOAhS
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and WAITRESS.-By a

" Protestant young woman very respecabej very best
testimonials competent ehambeRnad ana Naitressi very
and about and work wiz give good sat
isiaotcni either county or city Call at BooKiAMs SO7
4th.aye.. 23d-sL
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NEW LINES OF GOODS AT
R.. H. MACY c Co.'s.

r. Ell. MACY & Co.'s.
DISSEMINATING HAVING ENLARGED OUR SUITS
ppEss.MAKING ESTABLISHMENT BY TIE SUITS
DREss.mAKING ADDITION OF ANOTHER SUITS
.ptllssMARING sTORK. WE ARE ENABLED SUITS
DREssMAKING TooFFER HEPUBLIc SEW. suIls
pREss.MAKlNG ERAL LINES OF GOODS NOT SUI
DRESS MAKING HITHERTO KEPT BY Us SUITS
DRESS GOODS OUR KEW FALL AND cIoAKs
d Kiss GOODS WINTER SUITS, FALL AND cLoAkS
DRESS GOODS WINTER CLoAKs, BLACK cLoAKs
DRESS GooDs SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, CL0AKs
DRESS GOODS BLACK AND coLoisED oLoAks
gss GoopS VEIvETs CLoAkS
DRESS GOODS DRESS MAKING DEPART SUITS
DRESS GOODS MENT AND CLoAK,AAKiNG SUITS
DRESS GOoDS APARTMENT win be psced 81 ilo
DRESS GOODS before customers at our usual sU!la
ness GOODS popular prices. SUITS
,.LoAKMAKING VIE SHALL SPARE NO CLoAKs
CI0AKHAKING PAINS TO oB'rLI IN FROM cLoAks
CLoAKMAKIEG OUR FRIENDS AND PAT CLoAKs
cloAKMAKINg RoHs FOR THESE NEW CLoAKs
CLOARMAKING STOCKS AND DEPART CLoAAs
CLoAK.MAKING MEETS. THE SAME IA CLoA $
CLOAKMAKISa WORKABLE ESTIMATION CLoAKs
CLOAKMAKING IN WHICH OUR OLD CLoAhs
CLOAKMAKING Lnes Of Goods are held. CLoAhs
cro.KMAKrNa IADIEg AND MISSES SUITS
CLoAKMAKING SUITS MADE TO ORDER SUITS
CIoAKMAKINo AND MATERIAL FURNISH SUITS
cToAKMAKfNG TERIALs MADE UP. SUITS
CIOAKINGs WE HAVE UNUSUALLY cLoAKs
CLOAKINGs COMPLETE STOCKS OF LACES, CLoAks
CIOAKINGs EMBRoIDERIEs, RIBBONS CLoAks
CI.oAKINGs MILLINERY, HATS, TIES, cioARs
CLOAKINGs TOILET ARTICLES, NOTIONS, CLoAKs
.CLoAKINGs sMALLwAREs, TRIMMINGS, CLOAAB
cLoAKINGs wHnEGooDs. LINEN GOODS, cLoAks
CLOAKINGs woEsTEDs, ALBUMS, BOOKS, CLoAAS
CIoAKINGs PAssE PAK1oUTS, STATION cLoAhs
ULoAKINGs cry, BRoNZEs, PAAlANs' CLoAhS
CIoAKINGs FANCY GOODS. CLoAhs
SILVER SILVER AND PLATED WARE, SHOES
eITvta confs,n oDers Bon. Bon Boxes soda, SHOES
sTTvEp TOYS DOLLS and DOLLS ARTICLES. SHOPS
sTtgrR SHOES
TvrR IAnrEs. MISSES. md CuILpREN's SHOES
cIIN,T.p rooTs sUOEs sIIPPEEE, and $40 rs
cIIN.rt, ovEusuoFS SHOES
SILVER snoaso
Rows, SUITS A line Of BOYS SUITS
BOYS SUITS BOYS FALL and WINTER bols soIlo
BOYS SUITS sCi4e bOlo % -,
goYs, SUITS Unsurpassed style, price, boys SUITS
BOYS sUIIS ana assortment bolS 3OiIo
BOYS SUITS bO1s s ulio
afAIoIIcA CHINA. MAJoLICA, GLASSWARE. CHINA
MAJOLICA We have charged uis oela'' ~
.NAJoIfCA ment and have sale the finest China
MAICLIcA and mOst complete assortment In the CHINA
$500. CIV CANA
WAJoIICA GOODS all carefully SELECTED CHINA
hAJOi1CA from the PRINCIPAL MAHUFAC ClilNA
NAIuIICA TUHEEs OF EUROPE china
a,aI0LCA VIZ WILL SELL THESE GOODS CHINA
E1A;oIIcA TEN to twenty-five CENT CHINA
%+ICTTTA CHEAPER CHINA
MAJoLfCA lhan the advertised price Of any CHINA
MAJOI.GCA other mousse. ,,a
MAJOlLCA 49,.
Atafry,S FALL and WINTER FURNISHING HOSIERY
MACY,s GOODS UNDERcLoTRING UN' HOSIERY
NACY,s DERwEAR. and HOSIERY FOR HOSIERY
MACY's LADIES. GENTS, YOUTHS, AND hosihhl
MACY's CHILDREN. h'9i-Hi
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Hoax MAKING LADIES AND MISSES SUITS
LOAK.MAKING SUITS MADE TO ORDER SUITS
roAK.NAKING AND MATERIAL FURNISH SUITS
,fOAK.MAKING ED, OR LADIES OWN MA. SUITS
I, oA5 1JAKfNc TERIALS MADE UP SUITS
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WASHING 45S West 17th-st.--A w onsss
Wv Wi.hes an engagement out by tho Jay W 40 Vs."
ing aud ironing is cagsOe Of doing any kua Of "osA
yEyASHING--A thorough laundress wants gen Ss
w tleuen's OF family washing antingi 10" proc
BARRY, PSI south Elithaye, nTst noor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18

DOARD--For one or two gentlemen, I'm a
~ efy nTfyate family convenient 10 three ines Of cars
ife,erces Cali 229 1852 st., between AN aud
fb.aycs. BrO0Aiyu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
Doaro anO ROOlns.
Below Fourteenth-st.

AT 100 EAST 10TH-ST. few neatly fur
"a nihea ROOMS Tor gentlemen, married. or single with OF
without beard house modern all improvements family PHI
Vsae alults. American; references exchanged
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-20
Dr.. Salter's Specialties.

At the Eclectic DispcnBary cancers arr
successfully treated and u cure effected
in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred
when taken in time.
RHEUMATISM cured in every case, H.
from one to three months, at a cost of five
dollars a month for medicines.
DISEASES or THE THROAT cured in from
one week 10 two months.
CATARRH OF THE HEAD cured in N to
three months, in most cases; occasionally
meet with one requiring more time,
WOMB DISEASES Liberation, inham-
nation, lcucorrhea, cured IN one-half the
time required by other systems, and with
out the use Of caustlc.
EpILEPrIC FITS relieved and perma-
nently cured. In most cases from six to
twelve months required for q permanent
cure.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.-From excuses,
self-abuse, &c, successfully treated and
cured IN one 20 five months.
BLOOD DISEASES cured in from three to
twelve months.
KIDNEY DISEASES cured in from one to
three months.
DISEASES OF LIVER anenable to treat
ment, permanently cured in q few months.
NEURALGIA and other nervous diseases
successfully treated.
Call on or address, S. r. Salter, NJ. d.,
No. SO Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-20

Nature is full of freaks. We have
heretofore alluded to the four. legged
chicken, now in the possession of DIR.
McGimsey, Of our town. Now comes
another funry-looking fowl, and Capt.
B. Dufeld, of Winchester, is the owner.
W. hardly know whether to call it a
hen or ~"rooster." 1t is full grown, has
a heavy crest and agills, considerably
larger than any we ever saw, and yet
the body and its habits show it to be .
hen. 1t is a curiosity indeed, and we
propose that DR.. McGimsey procure it
and add it to his collection.
Mr.. Andrew Birmingham, of our
county, has another curiosity-a
double, headed pig, with four distinct
ears, two heads. eight legs, and only
one body-all perfect. l. is upon the
same order as the double headed girl
exhibited in Winchester q number of
years since.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-20

PERSONAL Mr.. James L.. Scout
passed through our own last week, en-
route to Boston, the headquarters OF
the boot and shoe business. MI 5,
is making heavy sales of boots and
shoes in our midst and the country
generally, and we are glad of it, lie
is a perfect gentleman, and looks after
the interests of his customers more,
really, than after his own, and it has
frequently been said of him that he
takes more pains in filling orders than
any one in the shoe business. lie is a
good judge, having been ten years in
the trade at Nashville, with first class
houses. He is q Franklin county
"boy," and we are proud to say that
his promptness and reliability have Sc
cured for him a name of which he
ought to be proud. If merchants want
boots and shoes, address James l..
Scott, Boston, Mass.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-20

Variable weather, indeed, we are
having. From very cold a few days
since it has changed to very warm, and
Heaven and Prof. Tice only know how
it will be by the time what we are wri'
ting will be read by our patrons. We
fear, however, that more pork will be
lost, as a large quantity was killed the
las. cold spell. We need especial sym.
patty ourself. We had only one big
hog to kill, and we killed it, and we
lost it, and that is the end of X. Sic
transit porous, in warm weather.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-20
For Cash Only
I WILL SELL

1 w ILL pGLlL
Shawis al cost.
Gents 0yercoats at cost.
Many Coats and Pants at cost.
Ladies' Skirts at cost.
Calico--l2 yards for 81.
Ladies' Hats at cost.
Atwood filling Jeans, SOC.
IA Domestic, l0c.
Bleached Domestic at cost.
Great reduction in Water. Proofs.
All other goods at "bottom' for cash
E9r If any goods be sold on time II
must be to persons who pay promptly
EY-We intend a CASH BUSINESS,
Will have some nice Books and
Albums for the Holidays.
EsrNo Groceries charged, unless
we owe the party.
j. L. BAUGH.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-20
Used in Nearly Every Locality in
Many States.

SETTLED BEYOND A DOUBT.-No one
queS tlOns the tact that more cases OF
whites, suppressed and irregular menseS
and uterine obsti uctions, OF every kind,
are being daily cured by DR.. j. Bradfleld's
Female Regulator, than by all other rene
dies combined. Its success in Georgia
and other States is beyond precedent in
the annals of physic. Thousands OF GER
tiiicates from ome every where pour in
upon the proprictoc. The attention of
prominent medical men is aroused in he
half of this wonderful compound, and the
most successful practitioners use it. II
women suffer hereafter it will be their
own fault. Female Regulator is prepared
and sold by l., II. Bradlield, Druggist, At
lanta, Ca, and may be bought for Sl.5C
per bottle at any respectable Drug Store
in the Union.
For sale by j.. NJ. Hutchins, Winchester
Tenn.