ocr: BANKS! - I tm taking the notes of most Tennessee and South caronnn uhk in payment o: debts, and trading for most oilier Bunk notes. Come n n Pay uPb?fore 'he wholo country j.msncls Gold aud Silver. " G. A. SPIOOK. pall and Winter 1 t ha?t a good stock of Good, just rcceiv' vtJ.eonsistiurrof avery CnEAT VAS1ETY. All of iii'cH I am exceedingly anxious to sen, ' LOW FIGURES. I hart atso replenished my atock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous 1 , . ... Books, Stationery, . : ; , YOUNG LADIES sttontling School , are particularly requested tt examine the. stock, a-? they, and nil Others, will find a greater variety ,, at this More than atiy other. 1 In fact the Jarmw. Mechanic, Teacher, Student, . 1 AND ALL OTHERS, ill find nearer everything they want than i usually found in a village assortment ; t : 1 till of which SHALL bo Bold cheap for cash, or to PROMPT time : " dealers. lxfimifie at least before yon purchase, tin 1 charge nothing for s lowinj my stoek. d1 then purchase where you con do the bext. G. A. SHOOK. Oct24 tf


The Winchester home journal. [volume]

ocr: GUNS Sign of the Big Padlock, No. 41 South Market Strret, Nashville,- 'f'ciin. Anvils, Vices, Btlloios, Stocks and DicsA Sifters, Riddles, Wove Screen Win Cast, Shear, German and Blister Steel.l 'lacks. Bruh,8hoe and Finishing Nuils, Shovels, Spad"s, lines, Rakes and Forks. ) Flat form, Counter, Beam and Hammers. Hatchets and Files. I Settles.. '. .- ; Carpenters', Coopers' and Blacksmiths' Slates, Clocks, Mirrors and Vara I Tools, i- ; " .. Goods.".'. Circular Saws and Saw Mandrils. Lard, Cheese and IiuUer-Tricrs. Mill, Cross- Cut and Hand-Saws, j Riddle Bits; 'Stirrup Irons, : Rein and Axes, Nuils. Chains and Humes. Girth IVcbiinir. Knob, Plate, Gun, Pad and Trunk Locks. ) lets. MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES;- AlJM. A LAhRB ASSllllTI F.VT lit.' ' GUNS, RIFLES, AND PISTOLS: TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS '; KNIVES, SCISSORS, AND SHEARS, OF EVERY-VA HIE TV. Forming iii all the Larsest Variety and mo3t extensive stock of the kind ever offered to tho Nashville '1'iaUe or sur. rounding country, all of which wo now ofter el neatlv leduted nrices to cash buvcrs or nromlit uavi,m ri.iiiini sl.v months' time. We will hom now until Ueccniber 1st solicit theattciitianof overy country merchant, visiting the and Cutlery. liesi cctlully, Aug. 20. Oui NEW HARDWARE STORE. SUCCESSORS TO Beaumont, Vanlccr Co., DIRECT IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN French, English & American Hard ware, AND CUTLERY, (Corn Mills,. Shelters a tid, Si raw Cut- otter cvtia Liducenients to cash buyeis, (mil particularly market, to our unusually large stock of Edge Tools, linns, McCALL,' VANLEER & CO., .11 f.-ou, Market Street, Sign of the llig Pmllork.

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ocr: 1857. H. NASSAUER, WINCHESTER TENNESSEE FASHIONABLE READY'SIADE 1 GAIN I wovld caTT the attention of the elft A Franklin County to the extensivo astertmeiitw Fall and Winter SS EA I Y-fflTA 1 i: CLOTIIII AC, WHICH I HAVE JUST RECEIVED, It Is nmrli lorper tlian any fornier arrival, ni J enntil.. us pnt il a selection as tlie tni-tes of even the most fanM,. nus cnulil emit cieiitlni:Sly ttefire. 1 lie n ateriuls of sa ,rh these dollies are nimle are e.vrellrn!, oi.d tlie styles ire the latest ami most rtistiiotiaMe, have laid In a larger stuck tlmii usual, in anliriputioii ot on incveoied dentnd anion" my customers, hut would urre tliem to con.e si.d examine before the poods ire picked,, as the- are lev ueuigvapuuy nncn un uy pmcuancrs. Eall Kind Winter Cloth every sort. Iji.B.it t, Cat-filt."!. plain ond fnncy, 4. folli ' "tan. 6 ;siKH vv Ei.'ilan, npiT-rtl ni ATM DAf.'l AW I) c.a v i: n iLui ii i"iu uxii', CLOTH TALMAS. BLUE CLOTH OVERCOATS, FINE BLACK DBESS. CASS1MERE, &C. 1857. Sllflll, mm Mil


ocr: Fall and Winter SS EA I Y-fflTA 1 i: CLOTIIII AC, WHICH I HAVE JUST RECEIVED, It Is nmrli lorper tlian any fornier arrival, ni J us pnt il a selection as tlie tni-tes of even the most nus cnulil emit cieiitlni:Sly ttefire. 1 lie n ateriuls of sa these dollies are nimle are e.vrellrn!, oi.d tlie styles the latest ami most rtistiiotiaMe, have laid In a stuck tlmii usual, in anliriputioii ot on incveoied anion" my customers, hut would urre tliem to con.e examine before the poods ire picked,, as the- are ueuigvapuuy nncn un uy pmcuancrs. Eall Kind Winter Cloth every Iji.B.it t, Cat-filt."!. plain ond fnncy, 4. folli ' "tan. 6 ;siKH vv npiT-rtl ni ATM DAf.'l AW I) c.a v i: n iLui ii i"iu uxii', CLOTH TALMAS. BLUE CLOTH OVERCOATS, FINE BLACK DBESS. CASS1MERE, &C. Fine SSttifk JJOfSa'??, Fine MSmck t loni, 4Th i o f t oast m erf, CASS'MERK--plttid find striped, 11 A IX K ISDN'S CASSI M ERE-b.it. CASSLNETS, plain and fancy. tAttiT smia. SilSf YtiTCt, -all colors, ISlaCeV' So tin, extra fine, Blsick Figured Silt, BLACK CLOTH, BLACK VELVET, CASSIMERE, plain and faney, FANCY FIGURED SILK, COTTON PLUSH, and other kind. Also a lot or Eot's Coats and BOYS' SUITS. GENTLEMEN? FURNISHING GOODS, SUCH A9 WATS AND TAPS BOOTS AND GAITEKS SHIRTS, COLLARS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS, NECK TIES, STOCKS, s0CKgVe $iispcnl(T, Port-Wonies, Knives, Pistoli, all kinds, Watches , AND THE LATEST STYLE JEWEB.RT. L IIASSAUER" mm Mil


ocr: O HOVER & BAKEIt'S FAMILY SEWING MACIMES, Promote the leisure, health and happiness of home. OFFICE: Vo. Pllic Wquare, IVash villc, Tenn. Ilcusonswky this Machine is Vni vcrsnily Preferred Qer All Others. 1 Because it is the only Sewing Machine in the world ever invented, so constructed ns to fully meet tho demands of families for gen eral use. - 2 It is very simple and is never liable to get out of order. 3 It makes a seam which will not rip, though every thread Btitch is cut. 4 It is not a shuttle machine. 5 It sows with too needles, making any length stitch desired. 0 It sews from two ordinary spools, nnd thus nil trouble or winding lltrend is avoided while the tame Machine cttn be udupted nt pleasure, by a mere change of spools, to all vnrieliesof work. 7Tbe same Machine runs silk or linen thread, and common spool cotton, with equal f n A 1 1 1 f 8 This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a coat with the same ease ami facility tlial it tews a straight seam. 0 This Machine can be run to make one thousand five hundred stitches per minute. 10 The seems are ase'nst.c osthe most c!fs tic fabric to Hint it is free (mm nil liability to break in washing, iron n:: or o'-berwise. Jl The Mtitcbee made Lv tins nmth'.ne pre more bt-itu; iful liiun any o:hcr ramie cither '; hand or mac .ire-. I'lie price of ihe Machine nt i fi'ice in New York, range f um 75 'o ?13', nn ii'idiii-nii1 charge of ftld is uily made on eitcb machine over New York price nt iitr.ee in Nashville, ti- defray cxpt'ie-es of tramp; r uiicn &c. I Nashvillu R.H. BROCK W. AY. Secretary. Nashville Sewing Machine Company. March .!0th,


ocr: THOSE CHEAP GOODS SELLEVCJ STILL CHEAPER. As the season is advancing nnd I am desi rous of closing out my Summer stock, I am now offering my goods at reduced prices. Now is the time lo get bargains. RE wEM- BER, that if yon bring the caeh along yr.u save at least 20 per cent. J. R. HARRIS. "Money Saved ii Money Made." Save ill the Linnensnt! Colt m Hags about your premise, wash thpm clenn, and by bring tng them to me you can eel the highest mar ket price in &o9 and CHSxr ooodi. Jui.,4 . . JP. H. U ARUIS.


ocr: THE INAUGURATION, ai Spring is about to be inaugurated the undersigned has lust received a largo no splendid assortment of SPRING GOODS, a very large assortment of FA INI MMET'- .ndfrinmings in great variety 5 an extensive itock of cheap Muslins, with fine ones run nine up to one dollar per yard. Some itylei of Dresa Goods entirely new; i. rinna 1a TTannna. Rilla. AIbo, a vory large variety of Em broideries. He flatters himself that he has a larger and cheaper stock of Ladies' Collars thin has ever been exhibited in the market. Gentlemens Summer Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c, in abundance. . Linen Cottonades and Ready-made Clothes for Summer. A large stock of Hoop Skirts, and Whalebone and Crinoline for making them. He has also replenished his stock of BRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. YOUNG LADIES standing School are particularly requested to examine the stock, as they, and all others, will find a greater variety at this store than any other. In fact tho Tamer, Meohanic, Teacher, Student, AND ALL, OTHERS, will find nearer everything they want than js usually found in a village assortment ; til of which SHALL be sold cheap for cash, or to PROMPT time dealers. Lxamine at least bufore yon purchase, as he charges nothing for s mvinir his stock, anil then purchase where you can do tho best. G. A. SHOOK. MarSO tf ADAM HANCOCK. LICENSED WINCHESTER, J ENNESSEJi. Will nttend ornrnntlv to all business in his lino with which he may be entrusted. Winchester. Octobe'r 10, 1058. ly. MEDICAL XOTICE. DOCTOR CLOPTON offers his profession j


ocr: 1IANDLY & HENDERSON ' Are jusl receiving A FRESH SUPPLY OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS which- wore (selected by ono'Of the firm, in peison, The greatest possible ttno was taken in tho selection of what we iiiiught would pleaso and satisfy the demands of tho peoplo of this town and county, and the public generally, io name all tne articles welinvo in store wou'd be an arduous task, but to bo brief we would state that our assortment comprises goods suitable for males and females, both old nd young. Among our stock of handsome Dress Goods, will be found Muslin Holies, Printed Jaconets, Brilliants, Striped Nainsook Muslin, Berngo inaiitli', Hoop Skirts, BoiilH.'tri, ALSO Kid Boots and Slipper-. rancy Dres bilks, Fancy IJunigcs, Printed Jui-kniiHts and Lawn, Solid colored 1'eruges Swiss, Mull mid Nuin.-ouk .Muslins, Undcrsleou's, Ohemizetts, Edging, Inserting, Parasols Collars, undo- superb lot of Bonnet Trimmings, lluches, Perfumery. Flowers, &e. Among our htod; of (5 nods For Gentlemen's Wear, We have Black mi.! Uli.e Cloths Mack nnd Fancy fJusssiineres, Vesting?, A splendid lot of HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C, &C. We iuivc !m oss ii.it ul :i tot ot" Qncenswuro, Glassware, Hardware, nnd Cutlery. may 15 IIANDLY & HENDERSON. F A M 1 Ij Y U to I K 32 I K S. E. D. LAliKLW S.Al.'KM, 'IT. NIOBSKI'., I)ealcr"ii aSI Kinds of Finns!) tiro- mar'27 tf LF.WJS JIIiTCALFE, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW. WINCHESTEK, TENNESSEE, Will givo prompt attention to all claims mi n-usicci Ui luni. 3 Thankful for tho liberal patronage which the people of Winchester and the surround inp cmintry have been ploaspd to bestow on him, takes this method ot informing tnem mat ho is now receiving and opmii g which havo been selected viih mnihiiul care both in regard to quality and prii;t..s, among which may bo men tioned u large line of JACONETS, LAWNS, AND MUSLINS of every grade and price. Beroges and Organdies; something new and beautiful; Lawn, brilliante and muslin Robe?, Swiss Mnilin i, embroidered, striped and plain; bmbroiuencs, Edgings and Inseriins, Collars, Flouncings, Bonnets, Ribbons, Trimmings,


ocr: THE INAUGURATION. t Spring is about to be inaugurated the undersigned nas just receiyuu oiigo ami splendid assortment of SPRING GOODS, a very largo assortment of FA NOY SOVIETS and Trinmings in great variety ; an extensive stock of cheap Muslins, wnn nno u ru ning up to one dollar per yard, borne styles of Dress Goods entirely now; JJeragerf, Crape do Espniis.Silks, &c. Also, a very larifo variety of Em broideries. He flatters himself that he has a larger and cheaper stock of Ladies' Collars than has over been exhibited in the mrket. Oentlenicns' Summer llais, Boots, Shoes, &c, in abundance. Linen Cottonades and Ready-made Clothos for Summer. A large stock of Hoop Skirts, and Whalebone ano i;nuoiniH iur imtiuu mum. lie hasnlso replenished his stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. YOUNG LADIES attending School are particularly requested to examine the slock, as they, and all others, will (ind a greater variety at this store than any other. In fact tho Mechanic, Teacher, Student, AND ALL OTHEIIH, find nearer everything they want than is usually found in a village assortment; all of which SUA T,L be sold cheap for cash, or to PROMPT time dealers. Lxamino at least before you purchase, as charges nothing for s lowing his stock, ud then purchase where you can do the best. G. A. SHOOK. Mar20 tf T. C. MURltELL,


ocr: EAST TENNESSEE i , MARBLE WORKS, BY CHARLES SCHMITT, Knoxvllle, , . , Tennessee, Continues the business of Marble Manufac turing at the old stand, adjoining William Ingle's Mills and Ware Rooms, on Cumber land Street, opposite the Coleman House, and west of Coffin's old stand, where lie keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of work, such as Monuments, Tombs, Grave' stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, of the latest style, and of the finest and best East Tennessee Marble, which is highly spoken of here and elsewhere. He has had experience in Mardle Manu facturing for the last twelve years, especially in the largest cities of Europe, and in tho United States; he flatters himself thai ke feels able to fill all orders concerned with the above business to a satisfaction, at short notice and cheaper than the cheapest. Drawings of the above work will be sent to any Post Office in the State ; so persons abroad have a chance to purchase by letter, as wtli as if they were here personally. OCT The East Tennessee Marble Works received the promiumB offered by the FairB held at Loudon, Tenn., October 23d, 1855, and at Knoxville, October 30th, 1855, for the best work in Marble. Refer to James Harris, C. R. Embrey, E. S. Templeton, Nathan Frizzell, and others, in Winchester. C. M. FARMER, dfc8nt for Franklin county. Particular attention will be paid toboxinr and packing for transportation. Feb 12 '57 ly HOWARD ASSOCIATION.


ocr: ARMSTRONG & GO. . No. 69, Market Street, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND DEALERS IN Threshing machines, Mowing and Rosining Machines, Corn and Cob Crushers, Corn-Slicllers, Straw Cut ters, Plows, Cultivators, Ilarrows, Churns, Scythes, Window Glass, main I'mnps, Force I'umps, Mar blcized Iron Mantles, Window' Sash, Window Shutters, Safes, lly- u rauiic cement, lcosin, Plaster Pa ris, Laud-Plaster, Cuano, Paints, OilS, Varnishes, and Grass-Seeds of all kinds. mar20, 1857. ly. ,1 Jll II Jl


ocr: W. ROBINSON HENRT HALL. ROBINSON & HALL, CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS Thankful for past favors, the undersigned would solicit a continuance of the same. Furniture for all uses, from the kitchen to the parlor, constantly on hand or made to or der bv good workmen. 0" COTTAGE BEDSTEADS alo for sale. Having an excellent Hearsct they are pre pared to make and carry out Co (Sua on short notice and reasonable terms. June27 '' ly Robinson & Hall. WHEAT AND FLOUR. The subscribers have completed the most perfect arrangement that can be made for the sale of Wheat and Flour, and during the remainder of this year will devote their at tention almost exclusively to the sale of these two articles, and they can say to their patrons with certainty that they will realize a mucu net money by shipping here as to any market beyond Atlanta, and will do so with less ri and in shorter time. As to the peculiar vantages of our market every one is iamuiar who knoura ita 1walit. Wb will accepl OB wheat for fhr-fourths 'the Value of ship ments at 30 days payable here or at Aufi'l- t D J r id. drafts." n. ivoau nccRipia ui accuwimu ; Shippers of flour w think would find it w their interest, to draw at 60 days, so aa to al low ample time for sales to bo effected iw out forcing ales'. Wo will eontinuo report ing our market prices to the Tennessee pa pers. They will be reliable aa heretofore. Very respectfuUy, ' ' . ,ug8 SEAQOT ABBOTT & CO. GenersLOjUn Merchant, Atlsntt.G-


ocr: HAllDLYDIIEt.'DEnSOIJ . j a Ar now wcolving their - !FALsL"''STOCK:;; BY GQODS. FOBiibiEfB HAVE '. Muslin d'Latnes, Cashmeres. Scotch Tin Ids, French and English Merinos, Black and Fancy Silks Sonnet Ribbons, embroidered Collars large lot HOOP SKIRTS, ' '''jBra'Hi8',,v,V Biac ;Clot!i Cloaks, ITIoiantiinc I i . , Fine Jlalr Oils, Perfumery, ' ntlierarftcfcs.'t he namiffg of which would con inl "mr. time thai It W Uke many of our fi le.ids to POR GENTLEME WE HAVE , Black aid 9m Cloth, i . Blk and fancy Cassliiieres, Ready-made Clothing, Blue and Fancy flanhcts, TV latest style of Hats, ; Boots, Gailers, Shoes, Cravats, Collars, Shirts, ' Suspenders, Gloves, nnukcrchiefs, FINE TESTINGS, &C, &C, &C. Alio, a good lot of ; Hardware, Quccusvvarc, . I Cutlery, &c. I We tender our thank I to a generic public for the lib ...i n.trrnR2n riven us In the pasti arifcel conliiteiiL that by soiling at reasonable prices, andfiUing orders with punctuality, we shall not only mervfyut. receive an in creased patronage in the future. HANDLY & HErDERSON Sept 28 ... tf . vVVhester, Tenn. win,,


ocr: m,-,. ltwIlS,r, . v . .,.. v I A U&US 1 tuA if l at I iC 1 EVERY PESCHIPTIOX 01' POTT A PT f? V 11 ST P A 11 S Ul 1.1UL DL.V?3l Jjli'O, g( CRIBBS, riotroT iTnt! Ji.n BANKS! I am taking the notes of most and Soiitli Carolina Banks in debts, and trading for most other Bank' Come in and pay up before the wholo demands Gold and Silver. ' . i G. A. Fall arid Winter I have a (rood stock of Goods, inst ed, consisting of a very . , t GREAT VARIETY. All of which I am exceedingly anxious sen, AT LOW FIGURES.-' I have also replenished my stock of ; DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, &c, &c. YOUNG LADIES attending School are particularly requested . to examine tiie stock, as thoy, tind nil others, will find a greater variety at this store than any other. In fact the Farmer, Mechanic, , Teacher, Student, AND ALL OTHERS, will find nearer everything they wont than .is usually found in a village assortment; all of which SHALL be sold cheap for cash, or to PROMPT time , dealers. Lxamine at least before you purcliu.se, as I charge nothing for 8'iowing my stock, and then purchase where you can do the best. G. A. SHOOK. Oct 24 tf SI. Cloud ESotcI. consiileratfiMi of the pressure or tightness in moneta ry matters, together with the consequent decline in of produce the price of board will now lie reduced 2 60 per (lay to $2 per day to transient visitors, from $ per week to $4 per week to permanent day HU. T. SCOTT, Oct31 Nashville, rORTKAIT PAIKTIIV4.. W. COOPER, permanently located in NASHVILI.K, at number 41), Church street, over Cornelius' Furniture store, anil Is to paint Portraits and J'hotographic LiUcncsses, froinjMiniutiire to Life si.c, short notice, and entire salisfhction given. Persons at distance can send their pictures, which will answer all isasiiviile, 'J enn., Oct at


ocr: 7 NEW HARDWARE STORE. EUCCESSOB 8 TO ' Beaumont, Vanlcer Co., 'DIRECT IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN French, English & American Hard ware, GUNS AND CUTLERY. of the Big Padlock, No. 44 South Market Street, Nmhoille, Tenii. Anvih Vices, Bellows, Stocks and. DicsA Sifters, Riddles, Wow - Screen Wire. Cast, Shear, German and. Blister Sled A Tucks, Brads,Shoe and Finishing Nails. Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Rakes and Forks. ) Platform, Counter, Beam und Ten Hummers, Hatchets and Files. I Scales. Carpenters', Coopers' and Blacksmiths ) Slates, Clocks, Mirrors and. Variety Tools, . ' ) Go'ids. ' ,' ' Circular Saws and Saw Mandrils. Lord, Cheese and Butler-Triers. Mill, Crosx-Cut and Iund-Saws. ) Riddle Bits, Stirrup Irons, Rent ami Axes, Nails, Chains and Humes. Girth Webbing." Knoh, Plate, dun, Pad and Trunk Corn Mills, Shelters and Straw Cut Iiocks. ' i lerit' ' MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES. ALSO, A LAItGE ASSuIITMKN'T OF GUNS, RIFLES, AND PISTOLS ; TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS ; POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, AND SHEARS, OF EVERY VARIETY. in all (he Uritest VarieW and inoSt eiftens cniintry, all of which we now otter at greatly reduced prices to cash buyers or prompt paving cirs'.omci's on month? lime. We will from now until December lit otf.M extra induccineiits to cash buyers,' and particularly theattenlian of overy country merchant, visiiiuy the market, to our unusually large stock of Kile Tools, fnins. Lutiery. Kespcctfully, MuOALL, VANLEER & CO., aur. 25. Om u fCoatf.li Market Street, Swn of the J!ig rudiock.


ocr: yTs ' ; nicCAix, VAivmisie to., :, ,7 f ... tVCCESSORS TO '.; Beaumont, ' Vanlecr $ Co., DIRECT IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ' GUNS Sign of the Big Padlock, No. 41 Vices, Bellows, Stocks und Dies. Shear, German and Blister Sled, i Spades, Hoes, Hakes and Forks. : ' Hammers, Hatchets and Files. j Coopers' and Blacksmiths' ' , Tools, ; Circular, Saws and Saw Mandrils. , Mill, Cross-Cut and Hand-Saws. Axes, Nails, Chains and, Hmes. I Plate, Gun, Pad and Trunk) : Locks. . 3 . MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES'. ALSO, A LA KGB ASKOBTMRNT Of RIFLES, AND PISTOLS; TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS ; POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, AND SHEARS, OF EVERY VARIETY. in all the Largest Variety nnd nioHt extensive stock of the hind ever offered to the Nushvlllo Tiade or 8ur' country, all of which wo now oiler nt greedy reduced prices to cash buyers or prompt paying customers on mouths' lime. Wo will from now until December 1st olfer cxtni Inducements to cash buyers, and narticularl it fhcatteutian of ovory country merchant, visiting the market, tu our unusually large stuck of Edc- 'lW, Guns, Cutlery- Ifcspcctlully, - McCALL, VANLEER & CO., AUK. 2!). Oill ;KEW HARDWAKE STOKE. French, English American Hard- Wcirc AND CUTLERY, South Market Street, KasJiville, Tcnrt. Sifters, Riddles, Wove Screen Wire, Tacks, Brads,Shoe and F'mishipg Nails. Platform, Counter, Beam und Ten Scales. Slates, Clocks, Mirrors and Variety Goods. Lard, Cheese and Butler-Triers. Riddle Bits, Stirrup Irons, Rein und Girth Webbing. Corn Mills, Shcllers and Straw Cul lers. 41 South Market Street, Sign of the. lit? PadTocRV


ocr: T I;!: W HARD WAKE STORE.., JlcC A Lffi, f J5I3K & 0., ; gUCCESSORS.TO Ikaumoiit, Yunlccr Co., . DIRECT IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN r French , Engl i si 1 A in c ric n lln rd- ' ware,"' GUNS AND CUTLERY, Sign of the Dig Vadlovl;, No. 1 1 Smith Marhrt Street, Nashville, Ttnr. ' Anvils A limb, Vices, lklhirs, Storks and Dies.) Cast, Shear, UirvKin and Blister Stcd.) Shovels, Snadcs, Hoes, Rakes and Forks. Cast, Shovels, Spades Jfammrrs, Hatchets and Files. Carpenters', Coojm'n' and lUacksnihlt.s ) Circular Saws and Sam Mandrils. Lard. Cdtee.so. and Ihiller-Tricrs; Mill, Cross-Cut and Hand-Saws, Riddle Hits, Stirrup Irons, Rom and . A.ccs, Nails, Chains and J I'mes, Girth nebbing. Knob, Plate, Gun, l'ad and Trunk Com Mills, Shelters and Straw Cut Jtocks. ' tcrs. MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES. ' A l.0, A l.AIUiB A.XSOMTMKNT OK GUNS, RIFLES, AND PISTOLS : TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS ; POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, AND SHEARS, OF EVERY VARIETY. Forming In all the Laritesl Variety and moMt extensive stock of the kind nvur offered to the Nashville Tiade or Sur roumliii;! country, ell of which we now ollwat greatly reduced prices to cash buyers or prompt payiiiK customera om siv moiiths' lime. We will from now until I'eceniber 1st oiler extra IndunenienlH to cash buvers, and particularly snlirii iin'ut liintiuii of ovory country mcrrhant, viMlinj the market, to our unusually large stock or Edge Tools, Gun, and Cutlery- Hespectfully, , . , McCALL, VANLEER & CO., Aug, 00, fini 11 South Market Street, Sign of tho Big Padlock. Screen Wire und Finishing Nails. and leet Slates, Clocks, Mirrors and Variety '""it Hi Sifters, Riddles, WoreJr Scree 'lacks, BradsMtoc und Finistin VlalJ onif Cuutita Beam a


ocr: S V Iltiullv. HAflDLYQ Are now rereiving their FALL STOCK DRY GOODS. "Git LADIES WE HAVE !tf in ri'l.uillCN, Cutliuieies, co cli l'laids I rciicli and English Merinos, ltl:i k ami Fancy Silks ICoitiu't KiMtoiis, Embroidered C'oSiai's huge lot HOOP SKIRTS, lit'UNs Hoops, lllai k loth Cloaks niouuitiqiK' " I hit' Hair Oils, rerfiimcr)', oial many other artic-los, the mniiiig of which would con Kiinii' min e lime limn It would take many of our friends to tonic and nee for tlmmselves. I'OU GENTLEMEN WE HAVE Mack and llluc Cloths, Mack and Fancy Cassinieres, lleud) -made C I olliing , l!lu and Fancy lllaiilieta, Tlie latent, style of Hats, Hoots, Gaiters, Shoes, CravntH, Collars, Miirts, K'iiriler, OlovuN, Handkerchiefs, Fl NE VEST I NGS, &c, &c, &c. Also, a i0"d lot of Hardware, l II CO II -.Mil If, til Id ) , Ac. We lender our thanki to a gntinrmn pnlilie for the lib iialiuiiiie given ns in the pnstan. l'n-l confident that fellini; at reason ili! prices, and filliii!! orders with we slmll not only merit hut receive an in pat i onu t;e in the futuie. I1ANDLY & HENDERSON.


ocr: M. W. ItOBINSOX HENKT HALL. i:oi;iso X 13 ALL, CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS Tliankful for past favors, the undersigned would solicit a continuance of the same Furniture for all uses, from the kitchen lo the parlor, constantly on hand or made to or der by eood workmen. (7 COTTAGE Bi'AS I JiAJJS also lor sale. Having an excellent Hearse, they are pre pared to make and carry out Coffins on short notice and reasonable terms. June27 ly Robinson &, Hall. C. M. FARMER, AT UIS OLD STAND, SOUTH-EAST CORNER OP THE ZI!J SQUARE. Winchester. Egffia Tennessee. Very thnnkfu' lor the liberal patronage heretofore extended to hiin, keeps on hand nd will furnish any article in rabin-t furni- lure at the shortest notice, either of his own manufacture or f factory work. He is de- .... ieriiiinri lhat no one slmll undersell him or eive more inducements for ciiftom. Any article nf his n n make that dixs not prove to be Huch as he sells it for may be returned on bis hands. COFFINS FURNISHED al al! times as cheap as any oilier person wll furnifli them, ond on the shortest no' ice. and sent to any portion of the country without extra charge. Urn horse) that he keeps for m:h imrpoKft is well known and rannot be surpAKHfd in point of gentleness in any ronnlry. July 12. 1856. ly Foil SALE. Three good Clocks. Apply t this office. aprCV


ocr: 1857. H. NASSAUEK, WINCHESTER FASHIONABLE IlEADY-MADE AGAIN 1 wovld call the attention of the citizens of Franklin County to the extensive assortment or Fall and Winter KEADY MAlli: C LOTHING, WHICH I HAVE JUST RECEIVED, It is much lareer than any former arrival, and containa as good a selection as the tnptes of even the most fastidc. ous could conscientiously dedre. The materials of which these clothes are made are excellent, and the styles are the latest and most fashionable. 1 have laid in a lareer stock than usual, in anticipation of an Increased demand amone my customers, hut would urpe them to conir and examine before the goods are picked,, as they are now being rapidly taken off by purchasers. ' Fall and Winter Cloth every sort. ISIaiikt'l, nillt'l, plain and fancy, Fine iolh Overcoats, Cloth Raglan, iasxiiiifre ICauIan, REAVER CLOTH RAGLAN, CLOTH TALMAS. BLUE CLOTH OVERCOATS, FJNE BLACK DRESS, CASSIMERE, &C. Fine Stlack ifoeskin, very fine, Fine Mack Cloth, Minion 4'nssimere. CASS! MERE plaid an. siriped, HARRISON'S CASSIMERE best. CASSINETS, plain and fancy. 1.A1KST S-rt'lES. Silk Velvet, all colors, lililCia Matill, extra fine, lii.'iek Figured Silk, BLACK CLOTH, BLACK VELVET, CASSIMERE, plain and fancy, FANCY FIGURED SILK, COTTON PLUSH, other kind. Alo a lot of Hoy's Coats and BOYS'. SUITS. FURNISHING GOODS, SCCH AS HATS AND CAPS AND GAITERS COLLARS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS. NECK TIES, STOCKS, SOCKS, GLOVES, Tort-Monies, 1857. Willi i IS!


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ocr: THE INAUGURATION. As Spring is about to bo itiuuguratod tlin uiidorsined has itist receivoiTa lurgo and Hjilondiu assortment of SPRING GOODS, fl. very largo UNHortuiont of and TrininingH in ?roat varioly i an extonnivo stock of cheap Muslins, with lino onos run ning up to ona dollar pnr yard. Somo styles of Press Goods entirely new; llonigoH, Crape do Kspnns,SilkH, &c. AIho, avory largo variety of Em broiderien. lie flutter himself that ho Iiuh a lurgo r and cheaper Ktock of Ladies' Collars than has ever been exhibited in tlio market. 001)1101110118' Summer Hats, Coots, Shoe, &c., in abundance. Linen Cottonades and Rcady-inadu Clolhoa for Summer. A largo stock of Hoop Skirts, and Whalebone and Crinoline for making them. He has also replenished hinstock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous H Orn A trvrr; Y0UXG LADIES attending School are particularly requested to examine the stock, as they, and ull others, will find a greater variety at this store than any other. In fact the Farmer, Mechanic, Teacher, Student, AND AU. OTIIEKS, will find nearer everything they want than is usually found in a village assortment ; all of which SHALL be sold ciie.u' for cash, or to PROMPT time dealers. Lxamine at least before you purchase, as he charges nothing for sjowing his stock, and then purchase whore you can do the best. G. A. SHOOK. Mar20 tf DR. T. C. MURRELL, Respectfully announces to the citizens of Franklin county that he has permanently set tled in Winchester, whore he hopes to receive a share in the pructice of his profession in its various branches. Residence on High Street, in the house for merly occupied by Dr. Chtpton ; Otrico on Main st., neariy opposite the Mountain House Mar'-M ly Valuable Town Property for Sale. 1 wish to sell at private sale the comforta ble Frame Dwelling, on Jetfcrson street, in the town of Winchester, now occupied by James Estill, Esq. TERMS Twenty-three hundred dollars, on one and two )enrs credit, with bond und approved security, and u lien retained upon the property until the purchase money is paid. Persons wishing to purchase will call on me or my agents, Messrs. i W. Houghton

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ocr: Febl3 1m S. W. HOUOIITOH. F. A. LOUCHMILLER HOUGHTON & LOUGIIMILLEB, ' DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS IH BOOKS AXD FANCY ABTICLZS, PAINTS, OILS, &c, &c, Winchester, Tennessee. OiT Prescriptions filled at all hours. Mar 27, '57 ly. IL&L. LEWIS METCALFE, ATTORNEY 61 COUNSELOR AT LAW WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE, Will give'proinpt attention to all claims en trusted to him.


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ocr: THE INAUGURATION. h Spring in nbont to bo inouguratcd the undersigned has just received a largo n.HicploiKlid assortment of SPBING GOODS, a very largo assortment of AlrTf !3f3METf and Triiiniing in great variety i un cxtonsivo stock of cheap W.iuIimh. with fine ones run i,iii.r up tnoiio dollar per yard, oomo ntvit:s of' Dress floods entirely new; JferngCH, Cropo do EHpnns.Silks.&e. AIo, a very largo variety of Em broideries. 11a IhiUersliinisolf that ho bus a larger and cheaper stock of Ladies'; Collars I ,an Inns over been exhibited in Hie market. Gentlemens' Summer Hats, Moots, Shoos, A' c, in abundance. Linen Cottonades aud I'cady-miido Clothes for Stiintne-r. A nr"oa'oek of J loop Skirls, and Whalebone "and Crinoline for making ilium. He hua also replenished hisstock of DRUGS, .CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School mid Miscellaneous boos iwimm, &c. YOUNti LAD IKS ottouding School tiro particularly requested t.t (!Niiiniiii! the slock, an they, and ull witters, will find a greater variety at this store than tny other. ' In fact ttic Farmer, Mechanic, Teacher, Student, AND AM. OTIIKKS, will find nearer everything they want than ii usually found in a village assortment; all of which SI I A LI, be sold niKAP for cash, or to PKOMIT time dealers. I.xotnhtcat least before you purchase, ns ho charges nothing lor Blowing Inn stock, and thunnpiiiThafiu where you con do the best. G. A. SHOOK. Marait If ,)U. T. C. MULUIELL, Ilesiieell'iilly niiuoiiiices to the citizens lie lias sei


ocr: M. W. KODINSON HENRY HAM. It O HI A SO . & HALL, CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS Thankful for past favors, tho undersigned would solicit a continuance of the same. Furniluro for all usen, from the kitchen to the narlor. constantly on hand or made to or der by good workmen. OCT COTTAltt ch.Usl liAL'o also lor saie. - Having an excellent Hearse, they are pre pared to make and carry out Coffius on slmrt notice and reasonable terms. June27 ly Bobiwbqm & Ham. ii.inniso.rjr bkssKiVT, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Dealer in all kind or Troduce. Will aell all articles consigned to them at the highest market prices, ond make prompt statements when be articles are sold. Liberal advancements made on consignments when necessary. Patronage respectfully solicited. , July 17 9m ' AIC and Cider. w havit iust received several barrel ol number one ale and eider. july3o G. w.dt A. J. AUtt.itE.-


ocr: THE INAUGURATlOn. AsSnring is about to be inaugurated the umloisigned has just recoived a largo at splendid assortment of SPHIHG GOODS, a very large assortment of . 1 FAN If INlET and Trinmings in great variety ; an extcnaivo stock of cheap Muslins, with fino ones run ning lo "ic dollar per yard. Sumo otyins of Drcea floods entirely now; jJcragoH, Crape cle Esmn,SilkB,&c. AIho, a very large variety of hm broidnrien. lie llutters himself that lie has a larger and cheaper stock of Ladies' Collars than dan ever been exhibited in the mffket. Gentlernens' Summer Hats, Boots, Shoeg.&c., in abundance. Linen Cottonades ond Reudy-mndo Clothes for Summer. A large stork of Hnnp Sk irts, and Whalebone " and Crinoline 4'or making them. . He hns also replenished his stock of DRUGS, .CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, Scliool u lid Miscellaneous BOOIS, &C." YOUNG LADIES attending School ere particularly requested examine the slock, as they, ami ull others, will find a greater variety at this btor-o than a.iy other. In fact the Farmer, Mechanic, Teacher, Student, AM) All. oTIIEiiB, will find iienrnr everything they want than is nsuallv ton ri l in a vilkne assnrtnient ; all of which SUA f-L bo o!d cheap, for cash, or to PRO A! PI' time d" ilers l.xntnine at lea't b"fnre you purchase, as lift chnri-i's tio'liing tor Miowuisj hm stock. and then purchase where yon cihhIo iho best. (jr. A. StiiJUiV. Mar3() tf


ocr: THE IHflUGURflTIOH. Ai Spring is about to be inaugurated the umlomigned has lust received a largo a in uplondiu assortment of SPRING GOODS, a very large assortment of and Trinmings in treat variety ( an extensive atock of cheap Muslins, with fi.no ones run ning up to one dollar per yard. Somo ityles of Press Goods entirely new; Berages, Crnpe de Espnn9, Silks, die. Also, a very Urge variety of Em broideries. He flatters himself that he has a larger and cheaper slock of Ladies' Collars than has ever been exhibited in the market. - Gentlemens' Summer lints, Boots. Shoes, &c, in abundance. Linen Cottonades and Ready-made Clothes for Summer. A largo stock of Hoop Skirts, and Whalebone and Crinoline for making them. He has also replenished his stock of ORUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. YOUNG LADIES altondin School are particularly requested to examinn llio stock, as they, and all others, will find a greater variety at this store than aiy other. In fact the farmer, wwb, xcauuor, oiuaeni, and all oTiiEKS, will find nearer everything they wsnt than i usually found in a villngo nfsortment j nil of which SHALL be'sold cheap for cash, or to PROMPT timo dealers, Lxaniino at least before you purchase, iw he charges nothing for s'mwing h.s stock, and then purchase where you can do the best. G. A. SHOOK. Mur','0 . tf m 1 , , . ADAM HANCOCK 1 f : j i j I j ;


ocr: THE INAUGURATION, As Spring i about to bo imuippiratod tho umlorHignod has just received a largo onu splondiil assortment of SPRING GOODS, a very largo assortment of midTriumings in groat variety an extensive stock of clioap Muslins, wilh fino onos run ning up to ono dollar por yard. Sumo stylos of Dress Goods entirely now; Borages, Crnpo do Espans. Silks, &c. Also, a very largo variety of lim broidnrios. Ho .flutters liimHoli - . that ho ImH a larger and . choapor stock of Ladies' Collars tlinii has over boon exhibitoil in tho market, tlontlenicns' Sninnior Hats, llootsi Shoe-', &c.', in abundanco. Linen Gottonades and Rcndy-mado Clothes for Summer. A largo stock of Hoop Skirts, and Whalebone and Crinoline for making thorn. Ho Ims also replenished li is stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. YOUNG LADIES attending School are particularly requested tu examine tho stock, as they, and till others, will find a greater variety ut this store than any other. In fact the Farmer, Mechanic, Teacher, Student, AND ALL OTIIK1IH, will find nearer everything they want than is usually found in a village assortment ; nil of which SUA Mi bo sold cheap for cash, or to rilOMlT time dealer. Lxamino at least before you purchase, ns " he charges nothing for s. owing his stock, ond then purchase where you con do the best. r a CTTrvnrr JX. 2X, tf j ! MartiO ADAM HANCOCK, L 1 CJ, VHlllrPlV T?JiiFPEEn'l Will attend promptly to ull business in his ;


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ocr: ARMSTRONG & GO. No. 69, Market Street, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND DEALERS IN Thresliinff machines, Mowing nnd Heaping Machines, Corn nnd Cob Crushers, Corn-Shellcrs, Straw Cut ters, Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, Churns, Scythes, Window Glass, Chain Pumps, Force Pumps, Mar bleized Iron Mantles, Window Sash, Window Shutters, Safes, Hy draulic Cement, Kosin, Plaster Pa ris, Lniid-Plnster, Guano, Paints, Oils, Vurnishes, and Grass-Seeds of nil kinds. martO, 1857. ly-


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ocr: 1857. D. 8. Henderson HAtJDbY d HEtJDERSOf Are now receiving their ' FALL STOCK DRY GOODS. FOR LADIES WE HAVE ' Ulusiin d'Laiucs, Cashmeres, Scotch Plaids, French and English Merinos, Black and Fancy Silks, Rnnct ltibbons, Fnibioidcred Collarslarge lot HOOP SKIRTS, Brass Hoops Black Cloth Cloaks, Morantique " Fine Hair Oils, Perfumery, i ,nnvotherartlcles, the naming of which would con more time than it would take many of our Mends to SUMO in" Himfllvft8. come ou POR GENTLEMEN WE HAVE tyiek and Blue Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimcrcs, Ready-made Clothing, - nine and Fancy Blankets, latest stvle of Hats, Hoots, Gaiters, Shoes, Cravats, c collars, Shirts Suspenders, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, FINE TESTINGS, . &c, &c, &c. Also, a good lot of Hardware, Qiiceuswarc, Cutlery, &c. We lender our thankn to a generous public fur the lib . ..i ,i mnin civan us in the Pasti and feol confident that bv sellina at reasonable prices, and filling orders with ' i:itt, ahnll nni nntv merit but receive an in- creased patronage in the future. HANDLY & HENDERSON. gept 20 tf . Winchester, 'I'enn. Southern Portable Plantation CORN-FEED AND FLOURING MILL ESTABLISHMENT. BDI1R Millstones of all sizes on hand and made to order. Smut mills, mill Irons, mill gcering, belting, hoisting and regulating screws, screen wire, damsel irons, Plaster naris, Dutch anchor brand bolting clothe of all numbers. We also contract Tor the election of floj'ring nmt saw mills. Also all Ki ds of repairing done in the most sub stantial mannor, being both practical mechanics, Ve cm safely promise general satisfaction. All articles sold by us are warranted to be of the best quality. Miller ::, Mill wrlsbts aria others are respectfully invited to examine our unci before purchasing. . -All orders and cammunicationN promptly m tended to, WARNE & RYAN, 8eptl3 ljr cor. College and Broad sts,, Kmhvillr. a


ocr: EAST 'IT.NNLbSEE MARBLE WORKS, BY CHARLES SCHMITT, Knoxvllle, Tennessee Continues the businpw of Marble Mauul'uc. turing at Ihe old stand, adjoining William Ingle' Mills and Ware Rooms, on Cumber, land Street, opposite the Coleman House, and west of Coffin's old stand, where he keeps constantly on hand a large asportmcnt of work, such as Monuments Tombs, Grave, stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, of tho latest style, and of the finest and best East Tennessee Marble, which is highly spoken of here and elsewhere. He has had experience in Mardle Manu. facturing fortholaBt twelve years, especially in tho largest cities of Europe, and in tti United States; he flatters hinifclf thnt Is feels able to fill all orders concerned with ti9 above business to a satisfaction, at short notice and cheaper than the cheapest. Drawings of the above work will be cent to any Post Office in the State ; o perr-nns ubrond have a chance to purchase by letter, us well as if they were hero personally. OT The EtiFt Tennessee Marble Works received the premiums offered by tho Fair held at Loudon, Tenn., October 23d, lfc5, and atKnoxville, October 30th, 1855, Tor the bent work in Marble. Refer to James Harris, C. R. Embrey, JJ. S. Templeton, Nathan Frizzell, and others, in Winchester. C. M. FARMER, ogant for Frnnklin county. Particular attention will be paid to boxing and packinp for transportation. Feb 12 '57 ly


ocr: MARBLE MONUMENTS. MICHAEL BAKER. On Depot sliect, adjoining the Iluckct factory, ITInrfrccsboro, Tcnn., 1 . . Una on hand and will keep a constant sup ply f Monuments and TOMB STONES. Ho is prepared to fill orders for any kind of Monuments, at the shortest notice and on the best terms. He is thankful for tho patronage .ho has heretofore received, and respectfully solicits n continuance of the same. He war rants his work to be as good as any that can be purchased in the country, and prices lower than hero or at Nashville. You who have friends resting in tho silent grave, can here find a monument" that will show where they ho and keep them fresh in your memory. N. R. The partnership existing between Mr. John C.Sponce and myself was dissolved at tho beginning of the year ltwG, by my pur chasing his entire interest in tho firm ef M Baker &. Co. Mar. 6, 1857. ly


ocr: a in to ( HARRISON'S CASSIMEKE best. AGAIN I woA'i chit the attention or Ike citliena Franklin Countrto the extensive aMoitjnent ot Fall arid Winter READY MADp CLOTHINCr. WHICH I HAVEJUST RECEIVED, It Is much larger than an former arrival, and aa good a select ion as the tptea of even the RAM flstlde. ous could cnmcieiitloiwly iraire. The iqtataiala of which these clothes fte nisile an excellent, and the styles are the latest and most f&shifnabla, I have laid in a larger stock than usual, hi anttlation of aji increased among my siomers, " wuum urRo inojn mm, oi wumo urno mem to come and lie good! are picked,, as tbey are no off W Mrctasors. I examine being rayii 7- Fall tfudiWntw Cloth cVefy sort. Blaikety Cdtsiuct, plain and fancy, fine Cloth Overcoats, Cloth Kaglan, Casiiiicrc Raglan. BEAViy CLOTll RAGLAN, CLOiH TALMAS. BIJE CLOTH OVERCOATS, ?1NE BLACK DURESS, ' CASSIMERE,'&C. Fine Black Ifocskin, vory fine, Fine ISlack Cloth, CASSINETS, plain and foncy. lATICt tTVfctft- Si'Sfc Velvet, all colors, 'Black Satill, extra fine, IBIack Figured Silk, BLACK CLOTH, BLACK VELVE1T. CASSIMERE, plain and fancy FANCY FIGURED SILK, COTTON PLUSfy a iid ollar kind. ' Alao a lot of Hoy's Coats il BOYS' SUITS. GENTLEMEN' FINDING GOON, HATS ANT) CAPS BOOTS AND GAITERS. SHIRTS, COLLARS, ' DRAWERS, CRAVATS, NECK TIES, TOCKS, SOCKS. GLOVZ Suspenders, Port-Monies, Knives, ' Pistols, all kind. Watches, , ttold pencils Oold Pe1' AND THE LATEST STYLE Or JEWELRY. Ii riASSfJJSB. isrM 9at i-'iif


ocr: BANKS! T nm fnfcinrr tlio nntes of most .Tennifco and South Carolina Banks in debts, nnd trading lor most other Bank bub Comic in and pay up before tho wholo cory demands Uold and oilvcr. G. A. SIIO. Pall and Winr I have a good stock of Goods, ju receiv ed, consisting of a very GREAT VARIEV. i . All of which I am exceedingly,nxious to sell, AT LOW FIGBES. I have also replenished njtock of DRUG CHEMICALS, OIL-PAINTS, School and Miscjneous Books, Stonexy, I YOUNG DIES attending School are p"!"' requested to examine the atocH they, and all others, will find f eater variety at this store tl any other. In fni Farmer, Mechaniceacher, Student, AND AlrHEB8 will find nearer evef g they want than ia usually found ir'Hage assortment; all of which StfL be , sold chea forcAsH.orrROMPr time ers. Examine at leastfore you purchase, as I charge nothing r allowing my stock, and then purchase ere you can do the heat. OA. SHOOK, pct?4 ; tr ...


ocr: HARRISON'S CASSIMEKE best. -r-T H. NASSAUER, WINCHESTER'. .'. . .TENNESSEE 1' READY-MADE AGAIN I woA'i chit the attention or Ike citliena Franklin Countrto the extensive aMoitjnent ot Fall arid Winter READY MADp WHICH I HAVEJUST RECEIVED, It Is much larger than an former arrival, and aa good a select ion as the tptea of even the RAM flstlde. ous could cnmcieiitloiwly iraire. The iqtataiala of these clothes fte nisile an excellent, and the styles the latest and most f&shifnabla, I have laid in a larger stock than usual, hi anttlation of aji increased among my siomers, " wuum urRo inojn mm, oi wumo urno mem to come and lie good! are picked,, as tbey are no off W Mrctasors. I examine being rayii 7- Fall tfudiWntw Cloth cVefy sort. Blaikety Cdtsiuct, plain and fancy, fine Cloth Overcoats, Cloth Kaglan, Casiiiicrc Raglan. BEAViy CLOTll RAGLAN, CLOiH TALMAS. BIJE CLOTH OVERCOATS, ?1NE BLACK DURESS, ' CASSIMERE,'&C. Fine Black Ifocskin, vory fine, Fine ISlack Cloth, CASSINETS, plain and foncy. i-'iif


ocr: i K'ASSAUii'S www. As llio advent of Spring has. been very backward, many per sons have deferred tho purchas ing of their stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, feeling tliut overcoats and .heavy clothing were more comfortable than ihin giirmcnte. But now oil doubts may be cast aside, for Spring is heie,and no power but Divine will can proven! its genial influ ence and permanency lor somo time io come, comet-scared peo ple to the contrary notwith standing. Arid now that winter clothing nmv bo dispensed with, I wonld ask my friends and the public generally, to come forthwith and examine- my stock of Couts, l'mits, Vests, Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Socks, Cravats, Hand kerchiefs, Hai.s Crfips, Boots, Slioe-f, Gaiters, Watches, Jew elry, Pistols, Knives, Perfume ry, 5cc, Au. My Clothing is made up in fashionable slyle, and of excel lent matur'als, Fine IS!:u'U B)icr, Itttti.'lli Cittth, all colors; AJ JMH'CJJ, And Smimrr Cloths of every hind. LINEN DUCKS, PLANTER'S LINEN, TWILLED LINEN, &C, &C CHECKED SUITS, out and out. ill 1W Finn tShtrk Ittoeukin, v ory hue, itic islmii 4 loth) 6 r.H i on f'aaxi at ere, nuf if an l i lain ( asxuiK w J tut(s. EtBnt!t S;5l56i, exlra fine, Vk hitv iTlrciitiiHO, FAXCY FKl V RED SILK, WHITE MA IISEILLES, (very fine) FIV. Ull ED MA IISEIL L ES. CHECKED DO, HSufrt'oSor! M;iMMlIes, 2 SE. !!, SMJi.m Clolli, Linen Vests, &e., Sic. A LAlUiE LOT OF Boys' Clothing of every 'uality and si.f. GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS HATS ANT) CAPS of the latest styles, for Summer wear, illfl I M


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ocr: EAST TENNESSEE MARBLE WORKS mi 'i BY CHARLES SCHM1TT, It n ox ville Tennewee Continues the business of Marble Msnufac.' turing at the old stand, adjoining WiljtR! Ingle's Mills and Ware Rooms, on Cumber, land Street, opposite the Culeman Houae nnd west of Coffin's old stand, where ha keeps constantly on hand a large seoriment of work, such as Monuments, Tomba, Grave, stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, of the latest style, and of the finest and best East Tennessee Marble, which is highly spoken of here and elsewhere. He has had experience in Mardlo Mtmu. facluring for tho last twelve years, especially in the largest cities of Europe, and in the United States; he flatters himEelf ihnt hi feels able to fill all orders concerned with the above business to a satisfaction, at short notice, and chenper than the cheapest. Drawings of the above work will be scut to any Post Office in the State ; so persons abroad have a chance to purchase by letter, as well as if thev were here personally. 03" The East Tennet-see Marble Worli received the premiums offered by the Fain held at Loudon, Tenn., October 28d, 1&65, and atKnoxville, October 30th, 1855, for the beit work in Marble. Refer to James Harris, C. R. Embrey, B. S. Templeton, Nathan Frizzell, and others, in Winchester. C. M. FARMER, ngent for Frnnklin county, Particular attention will be paid to boxing and packing for transportation. Feb 12 '57 ly H'VTfll WX'lL- . mi U .,JJ1


ocr: S. W. H0UGHT05. r. A. LOUOHM1LLII HOUGHTON LOUGnMILLER, DRUGGTSTS, 4RO ttlltM n SAOKS A1D TAItCT AtttClIS, PAINTS, OILS Sic, Sic. Winchester, Tennessee. frjr Pr'-cnpions filled at all hnuTii. Mar 27, '57-1 j. H. &L- COLYAR A FRIZZELL, ATTORNEYS it COUNSELORS AT LAW vtveticsTtR, Trs;.


ocr: ARMSTRONG & CO. No. 69, Market Street, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND DEALERS in ' Threshing Machines, Mowinar and Reaping Machines, Corn and Cob Crustier s, Corii-SheUers, Straw Cut ters, Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, Churns, Scythes, Window Glass, Chain Pumps, Force Pumps, Mar bleizcd Iron Mantles, Window Sash, Window Shutters, Safes, Hy draulic Cement, Rosin, Plaster Pa ris Land-Plaster, Guano, Paints oils, Varnishes, and Grass-Seeds of all kinds. mar20, 1867.


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ocr: HARDWARE STOKE. F. S. BEAUMONT, ofClarluvillo.Tonn. SAM. VANLEER, of Louisville', Ky. A. V. McCALl., of Nashville Tonn. BEAUMONT, VANLEER & CO., Direct Importers and Wtioloaale Dealers In HARDWARE. GUNS & CUTLERY. Sign of tha lllg Pjdloek, 4 door from Square, Market at. NASHVILLE, TENN Anvils and Victm; JuelloWH, Stock nnd Dies; llnmmen, Ifntchets ornl Steel; lloca, Hinges and 1'ilcs; CnrppnierB', Jilnckonuilia', Cooper:,' ii nti otioo inoiti. Mill, CroHsj-etit ami llaiifJ-Suwus Axes, Nails und Chains: Knob, Plato and Gun Lockn; Sifters, Shovels and TneliH. A L ,S O : A largo assortment of Guns, Rifles, and Pin tols; Table Knives and Forks; Pocket Knives, Scissors and Shears, of every variety, mat 120 Cm W. FHER.MA.N, NaBhvIllo. H. FRK E.MAN, Nsw York DEALERS IN PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS, Window Slnidcs, Artists' Materials. Oil Paintings, Engravings, Cabinet Ma kers' Matoriuls, French Win dow Glacs, &.C., &.c. iMnnufur-tiirorsof Gilt Mantle and Pier Look iiiU Glasses. Portrnit nnd Picture Frames, Inside Window Blinds, &c, o. l'i rrtUrgo Sf , .ashvillc, Tonn mnrO, H.r)7. ly


ocr: FRANCO-AMERICAN Mv Motto is' Quick sales and small profits." A. JOURDAN, OLD WILSON STAND, PUBLIC SQUARE, WINCHESTER TENNESSEE. Respectflilly Informs tha citizens or Franklin County, and the public generally, that he has just received a large stock of Dry Goods, bought at ve y low prices atauction, and which he will fell cheap as possible for cash 1 hank Ail for past patronage, he respectfully solicits a continu ance or the same. Call and examine his GKKAT HAIt GAINS. Dry Goods, Confectionaries, Toys Varieties. FOE SALE CHEAP FOR CASH. ICV He ought to be competent to give satisfaction to his customers both as to price and to a good selection or goods, having had ten years experience in one or the largest bouses in Parts, (FRANCE) that great metropolis of taste and fashion. He e would say to the public, if you want nod ba rains and chimp goods, go and sen Jourdan, as there are but lew in the many that dully throng his store that are not satisfied w tb him after giving him a trial. Bine and brown jeans, white linsey, home made cloth, socks, ginseng, beeswax and feathere taken In exchange for cheap dry goods. To sell bar rains is my ambition To my Goods again I call your attention. A. JOURDAN. July II ly COLYAB & FBIZZELL, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW WINCHESTER. TICK. Jnt Deceived. 500 bbl. extra Lincoln Whisky, just re ceived and for tale by jnly V5 0. W. A. J. TURN r.R.


ocr: smnn & c a rr Wholesale and Retail .ud dealer. ia kinds or Country Produce. all KBIT constantly on hand . large assortment or Iron, .Nails, Castings and rlKMISft 1 It Pi. KM K TS, A complete line of Carpenters' Tools, Hardware, Cutlery and Chains, Hats, Boots ami Shoe, A variety of Housekeppin!? Goods, Tuba, Bucke'B, Broom i&Stono Ware, With a full stock or the most Choice Groceries, for family supplies, such t. Brown, Crushud and Loaf Sugars, (toldrii Syrup Si Suar House Molasses, Rio, Laguyra, and Java Coffee, Star, Speriii, and Tallow Ca ndles. CHEESE, OYSTERS, SARDINES, CRACKERS, FISH, PICKLES, PEPPER, SPICE, SODA, TEAS. GINGER, MACE. CLOVES. VINEGAR. ALUM, SULPHUR, TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF, POWDER, LEAD, SHOT, CAPS, FUSE, INDIGO, MADDER. WHITE LEAD, OILS, TURPENTINE. SACK i SALT, I &C.,6cC.,4C. ell or which are offered, and will be oi at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE FOR CASH, OR ITS EQUIVALENT. Winchester, Hot. SI, lajj, tf w.n. ii. itiixcui. Bqiare, keeps coneuntly on head . Ul aswtBvn pi BTry noaciipiiuv oi ruiiw.i, .nu tuiwi j. rtMtV paM to MkU naSarta . - ,4 tf Ul . JhfLy -ri Wi i im B -i "rWI -5- -UO. xM ,


ocr: MR 4 WELLINGTON, ; OF MHMVHIH, TNN TAKER pleasure In .aylnn to the Ladle, and Genii., or WISCHKSTKK that he l.a. taken Hoom. ovwil Drug Store of Messrs. Houghton d Ixmghmiller, where S! will be hnppy to wait upon those who wish to obtain . Ukene.. In any or the dilb.ent branche. or the Collod process. Having an experience or flrteen year, as a nr,, tical operator, he reels sale in saying that hi. work shall' equal that done in NASliVHXK, or any other city In V. Suuth, else no ctiareo. Nov7'


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ocr: .'itr'' ' " '" ' - f j vn-on ti v Hale. n-n-M ' a ny.r nj gon 1 ii i.c lur coiior iwo or i ir.ir horse.-. If u new. k&to 1 I C E i 3 S E 0 AUCTION E EE, I ,7-1 - r,-,voiTn n r-vM-o r ' - lNCldlLlv. lLNiNLhSLL ! ' 'H;'7.d promptly to adbtn,,. ,n In.owUnwiHehhe may ln W mohctor, October 10, PJob. ly. I ; i ADA)! HANCOCK, r.ovoio;:.!.ER w. HoCiirros. F. . X Si . :. -j-t '' " i-J-' -j'- j --....u.S--r''j '-"vr.- 'ii'i,iJT'v univ'ni-ir - 1M7 T-11 lorn -i J ) 1 1 UGrUi ! S 1 iS. and r-Muuw iv book3 and fancy aeiicl PAINTS, OILS, c. &c., Wie!.c,ior. fencer, f- Proeripuom r,lid at all hour?. j.iIv2'j 'oo t- ir r n. r. and r'ALiuw tv BO0K3 axd fancy C i& .1 c! 13 ;,1 A ii 1 I U . 1 m ,.,-nn u-.,.,t:..r,..,. . . t!m rc.-t of unkind pcnenlly that he ... .... . . . . 11 . .. ' 01:0 w w wci five nun a call s.iXJ'f.(l .villi iron aTles end a m)l body. .Apply .


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ocr: MARBLE WORKS, ....... .--T-wA1. BY CHARLES SCHMtTT, ti noxvllle, TcnnctM. Continue the busmen of Morblo Mnnut'uc. curing at tho old stand, adjoining William Ingle' Mill and Ware Room, on Cumtw land 8:reot, opposite the Culenien Houm, and west of Coffin' old Mand, wberC he keep constantly on hand ft largo forttnnnt of work, iuch I Monument, Tombi, Orate, tone, Stntuajy, Fountain and Urna, of tho latest tyle, and bf the finest and bcrt East Tennessee Marble, which i highly spoken of here and elsewhere. lie ha hud experience In r.inrcle Manu facturing for the last twelve years, especially in tho largest cities of Europe, and in the United. States) ho flatter himself thnt he feels ablo to fill all order concerned whhtlie abovo busine; s to a satisfaction, at short noticu ond cheaper than the cheapest. Drawing of the above work will bo int to' uuy Pout Ofliro in the Plate ; so penoni abroad have a chance to purchase by Utter, as well is if they were hero personally. (T The East TenneFsee Marble Work received the premium offered by the Faira hold at Loudon, Tenn., October 23d, 1656, and atKnoxville, October 30th, 1855, for tin best work in Marble. fiefor to Jaiiioi llairia, C. R. Embrey, B, S. Temploton, Nathan Frizzell, nd others, in Winchester. O. M. FARMER, agent for Franklin county. Particular attention will be paid to boxing and packing for transportation. Feb 12 '57 ly duit drinking Poisonous liquors.


ocr: A. W. RUSSBT, MANUFACTURER OF ALL KISDS OF IIUISLSS. Main street, nearly opposite Mountain House, WINCHESTER, TENS. Manufacture to order, and keeps on hand, a general vssoriment of Harness, tuch a extra fine Conch, Barrouche, Buggy, Trotting and Common Harness. Carriage Makers will find it to limit ad vantage to purch o of mo in prefercnoe to manufacturing. Orders respectfully solicited. Jnl5 tf A. W. RX'SSEV.


ocr: No. (if), Mabkrt Street, NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. I MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS. AND DEALF.ItS IN 'E'hrcsiihic r?In tuiM S HZowinjr und !2;igii)S SJaehiiaes, Vavn and i'oh Vrushvrs, Corn-Slseilerii!, Straw Cut tevs, IMous t'uJJivaiors, SiIrrov, Miiiiiis, (fVj tSJi s, Vj ml oiv Glass, Chain Pinups, Foiee Pumps, IWar blcizcd Jia Mantle., Window-Sai-h, Window Sautters, Safes, Hy draulic Cement, lEosin, Piaster Pa ris, JLnnri-Plaster, Oisan,n, Paints OHS, Vamls-lse. and Gross-Seeds of nil kinds. MISTMMGO.


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ocr: H e w B p r 1 a GOODS. 8. a. HAxriLV u. s. tnvhiv p nt'vniM''V IIAMJLi IV nhNlJhhM.)., WINCH SiSTKR, TKN'N. ' Vi havejust received ourstoel; GOODS, and are now )roarel to wait all who ni'ty desirn iniyihin ; ia (iur line. ' .'""T ' , ' ' V " it se lection of what wo tliouht w oulil u..,;iv a,,,,,,,, !.. ..I- 7i. n,,,,,!,, 'Plirt i.it.lnjl nn.L.'ihli I'll H'juj fi!r.'.i in II 11,1 ,-UU, . ...... ... ..... .-. town and count v, and the puldie To name all the nnivles'we have in wouhl he an arduous task, hut lo be brief would state tlmt ear assortment goods suitable for males and females, boil) and young. tor s Wc have, Fancy Pre-s Silks, Fancy Berajjos. Printed Jaclconets am! f.awns, Solid colored L'eraircs, Swiss, Mull and Nainsook Undcrslooves, Cheni ietls, Edgings, Inserting, Parasols, Collars, and a superb lot of Bonnet Trimmings, Kuches, Perltiiiiery, Flowers, &c., &C. For Gentlemen, We have Black and Blue Cloths, I'lairk nnd Fancy Casssinieres, Vesting?, I32cs3aa!liyarvrjaaiilcs A splendid lot of HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C, AVc have also on liaml a lot yncensware, Glassware, usruware, aiiu . Cutlery.


ocr: S. W. HOUGHTON. ' T. A. LOVOHMILLIB HOUGHTON & LOUGILTIILLEK. DKUGGISTS, AND DIALERS flf BOOKS AND FANCY iIICUr PAINTS, OILS, &C..&C. Winchester, Tennessee, (ttr Prescriptions filled at all hours. Jfuly 28, '56-ly, ll & C OA C HllTK INC J. M. BCB0U6H : ' . Would inform the citizens of this eonnty sns the rest of mankind generally that he contin ue to make 'them bne buggiea aid carriage of ery description to auit the taste of sdJ one that will give him a call,. Repairing done on liberal terms. Winchester. March 8, lS50.1y COL Y A It FRIZZELL, tf ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW


ocr: WE HAVE AT THIS OFFICE THE BEST SELECTED, AND COSTLIEST ASSORTMENT OF MATERIALS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS TOWN, WE ARE PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF LETTER PRESS PRINTING, - IN A STYLE NOT EXCELLED BY IN OR OUT OF THE STATE! WE ARE READY TO PRINT HAND-BILLS FROM THE LARGEST TO THE SMALLEST Goods Bills, Show Bills Horse and Jack Bills, li ot;raiiinics, Posters, Card. Circulars, Driiff Labels Receipts Envelopes Bill Heads Funcr.il Tickets. BLANKS Of every kind, winted oil fine paper, and for sale tt $1 00 oerquire, cash. P. & S.


ocr: i S.AS-1' r MARBLE WORKS BY CHARLES SCUM ITT, . Knoxvllle, , Continues th business of Marble turing at the old stand, adioining Ingle's Mills and Ware Rooms, on land Sreet, opposite the Coleman Rome and west of Coffin's old stand, where keeps constantly on hand a largo of work, such as Monuments, Tombs. stones, Statuary, Fountains nnd Urns, ot th latest style, arid of the finest and best Eait Tennessee Marble, which is highly sjiokeo here and elsewhere. , lie has had experience in Mardle KUnti facturing for tho last twelve years, in the Inrgest cities of Europe, and in United States; he flatters himself t tin t feels able to fill all orders concerned withth above business to n satisfaction, at short and cheaper than the cheapest. Drawings of the above work will be sent any Post Otfice in the State ; so persons have a chance to purchase by letter, as as if they were here personally. OCT The East Tennessee Marble received the premiums offered by the held at Loudon, Tenn., October 2ftd, and at Knoxville, October 30th, 1855, best work in Marble. Refer to James Harris, C. R. Embrey, S. Templeton, Nathan Frizzell, and others, Winchester. C. M. FARMER, egant Franklin county. Particular atien'ion will be paid to and parking for transportation. Feb 32 '50 ly


ocr: ;UAXI) ETHIOPIAN m CONCERT. ; SOUTHERRrf HARMONISTS . WILL givo ono of their chaste and pleasing entertainments in this place at the Court House SATURDAY evening, Feb. 23, con sisting of Songs, Dances, Comic Duetts, &c. This will be the last niglu ot the boutnern Harmonists, on which occasion will be pre sented the celebrated Ethiopian Opera Oil ! HUSH! Tickets 50 cents. Children and Servants 25 cents. , Doors open at CJ o'clock. Performance to commence at 7J precisely. - R. W. DUFF.


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ocr: AGAIN 1 wovltl call the attention of the citlieu Franklin County to the extensive assortment or ! Fall and Winter KUADY IWADE WHICH I HAVE JUST RECEIVED, It Is much larger than' any formeT arrival, and as cowl a selection as the tastea ol even the moat ous could conscientiously desire. The materials of these clothes are made are excellent, and the styles the latest and most fashionable. I have laid in a stock than usual, in anticipation of an Increased among my customers, but would urge them to come examine before the goods are picked,, as they are being rapidly taken off by purchasers. ' Fall si ml Winter Cloth every ISiP.li !'(, sinrl, plain and fancy, 1 Fine 4'lolh Moth Belgian, CasMiiui'c BEAVER CLOTH RAGLAN, CLOTH TALMAS. . . , BLUE CLOTH OVERCOATS, FINE BLACK DRESS, CASSIMERE, &C. Fine EShick iioeslcin very Fine Black Cloth, Union I ftssiincrc, CASSIMERE plaid and striped, H A R R ISO N'S C ASSI M E RE-hcst. CASSINETS, plain ond fancy. tA-IBST 81V1.ES. SiHa: Velvet, all colors, ISIlU'k Satin, extra fine, I5lack Figured Silk, BLACK CLOTH, BLACK VELVET, CASSIMERE, plain and FANCY FIGURED SILK, COTTON PLUSH, ami other kind. .lo a tot of toy't Coats and ' BOYS' SUITS. GENTLEMEN'S' FURNISHING SUCH AS HATS AND CAPS BOOTS AND SHIRTS, COLLARS, , DRAWERS, CRAVATS, NECK TIES. STOCKS, Suspenders, Port-Monies, Knires, ' ' ... Pistols, all ktod, Watches, , Void Pencil; Cold AND THE LATEST STYLE 0 II, tJASSAUEIl. efta " SiJIf Plilli fllfi


ocr: Wo. 00, Market Street, NASH V1L LE, TENNESSEE. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND DEALERS IK Thresliiiiur Itfuriiiues, blowing; nnH lti':!jijivr TS:)i9tiia?s, 4'oi'B) i oh i'rwhvrs, Joi'ii-SlH'llpr), Straw C'r.t- tt'V, PlOWS, 15lt3Vi(SlS 2S:iI''OWS, liiiu-nM. SryOx's, Wisitlow Cilitss, 4 liain I'iniiiM. I-'o (:' B'liiais iSnr Jk'j.? iron iTlaBJl2'S, Wisadow r'asl), Vinlow SSjmttcjs, !S:iJVs, I3y li Miiik- CVenoiit, ilouiH, F'usH's' ri, IJait!!l'3;it(i'. (uaci, i'aiists, jl, Variiisliics, nntl 4rasi-S'cIj of nil kinds.


ocr: EAST TENNESSEE MARBLE WORKS BY CHARLES SCIIMITT, Kuoxville,. .Tenncsiec. Continues the business of Marble Mnnulic. mring at the old atand, adjoining William Ingle'n Mills nnd Ware KoomB, on Cumber, land S.rcet, opposite the Coleman House and west of Coffin's old utand, where Le keeps constantly on hand a large oseorimuit of work.euch as Monument, Tombs, Grove, stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, of iie latest style, and of the finest and beat East Tenneeeoc Marble, which is highly spoken cf here and elsewhere. He has had experience in Mardlo Munu. facluring for the last twelve years, especially in tho largest cities of Europe, anil in the United States; he flatters himself ihnt 9 feels able to fill all orders concerned with tlie above business to a satisfaction, at bhort notice and cheaper than the cheapest. Drawings of the above work will be cent toi any Post Office in the State ; bo persons abroad have a chance to purchase by letter, ns well as if they were here personally. OCT The East Tennessee Marble Woiki received the premiums offered by tho Fain held at Loudon, Tenn., October 2fld, 1655, and at Knoxville, October 30th, 1855, for the best work in Marble. Refer to Jnmes Harris, C. R. Embre'y, 13, S. Templeton, Nathan Frizzell, and others, in Winchester. C. M. FARMER, agent for Franklin county. Particular attention will be paid to boxing and packing for transportation. Feb 12 '57 ly I10WAKD ASSOCIATION.


ocr: M. W. KOBINSON HENRY H.UI ROBINSON Sc HALL, CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS Thankful for past favors, the undersigned would solicit a continuance of the same. Furniture for all uses, from the kitchen to the parlor, constantly on hand or made to or der by good workmen. 0- COTTAGE BEDSTEADS also for sale. Having an excellent Hearse, they are pre pared to make and carry out Coffins on short notice and reasonable terms. June27 ly Robixsos & HaH COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Dealers in all kinds of Produce. Will sell all articles consigned to tbera tth highest market prices, and mike prompt statements when the articles are sold. Liberal advancements made on consignments when necessary, v Or- Patronage respectfully solicited. July 17 . , 0m R Ti A TV K S. Of everr kind, printed en fine psrer, "sod for


ocr: As Spring is about to be in:iui;urat.;d tbe undei. signed has just received a liirgu a i- splendid assortment. of SPRING GOODS, a very largo assortment of and Trinmins in great variety ; a ti extensive slock (it eiui.i j .Muslins, with line ones run ning up lo one dollar per yard. Sumo stylos of Dross Goods entirely new; iiemges, Crape de Espans, Silks, &c. Also, a very largo variety of lyn broideries. Ho flatters him-uilf that ho has a larger and cheaper stoclt of Ladies' Collars than lias ever been exhibited in tin? market, tientlcmens' Summer Hals, Boots, Shoes, ifcc, in abundance. Linen Cottonades and Rcady-mado Clothes for Summer. A largestock of Hoop Skirls, and Whulebune and Crinoline for making them. He lias also replenished his stock of DRUGS, .CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, STAOTERY, &C. YOUXG LADIES attending School are particularly requested to examine the stock, as they, and all others, will find a greater variety at this store than a:iy other. In fact the Farmer, Mechanic, Teacher, Student, AND ALL OTIIEt'.S, will find nearer everything they want than is usually found in a village assortment; all of which SHALL be sold cheap for cash, or to PROMPT time dealers. Lxamine at least before you purchase, ns lie charges noilung lor s mwiiig his stock, and then purchase where you can do the best. G. A. SHOOK. MartO tf DR. T. C. MUKRELL, Respectfully announces to the citizens of rranklm county that he has permanently set' tied in Winchester, where he hopes to receive a share in the practice of his profession in its various brandies. Residence on Iliffli Street, in the house for merly occupied by Dr. Clopton, Olfico on Main st., noarly opposite the .Mountain House lUarV'U ly Rutherford Telegraph, PUBLISHED AT JIURFRKESIiOKO, TENNESSEE, W. T. T. PnorniETou.


ocr: No. 69, Market Street, NASH VI L LE, TENNESSEE. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND DEALEIIS IN Threshing ffI:tJiiiH'S, Mowing and Heaping Machines, Corn and oh Crusher?, Corn-Shellcrs, Straw Cut ters, Plows, Cultivators Harrows, Churns, Scythes, Window tilass, Chain E'liinjis, Force Pumps Mar Incized Iron IHantlcs, Uindow S:sli, Window Shutters Sates, Hy draulic Cement, ISosin, Plaster Pa ris, Land-Plaster, Ciuanc, Paints OilS Varnishes, and Grass-Seeds of all Uiuds. mar20, 1337. ly. ARMSTRONG & GO


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ocr: ' ' ; . ; Union and American Office,) Nouhvtllo, Feb- 11, 1857. J COTTON. Sales to-day of 28 btU, at 10012; 50 baloa ot 0(5)12. NSsilNILLF. PLASSIF1CATI0N, 1 Inferior " " 7JQ ej Ordinary . , .Low Middling . 10(5)11 Strict Middling " llillj Good Middling , . ,. U"HQ2 Nashville, Nov. 13. COTTON. Active; prices unchanged, Sales of 140 bales at 100.12. BACON. Further declido from yes. jerday's quotations. Hog round is soiling to day at OJ, which is the outside figure. CO UN is worth 45 cents bu&bcl, and demand fair. No material change in groceries.


ocr: CASHMERE GOATS FOIl SALT, I will, on Monday tho 10th of March, on (Via Pnlilln Knnnri, in WiiW'hnntnr. nfTpt .....- - , fr Mle a fine lot of Goats, consisting of a CaiIC1.w uck nl)0lIt riftct.u Kcutitifiil llnlf-Urccds about t went) -five llcultliy i:vcs, of the Common Stock, on a credit of twelve 1 DUFIELD, by hi Agent, B. F. McGEHEE. Adam Hancock, Auctioneer.


ocr: 3. W. HOtT.IITOX. r. A. LOVC.IIIUII.LER HOUGHTON A LOUGlMIILLER, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS Pf BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES, PAINTS, OILS, dtc.&e.. Winchester, Teiineec. (7- Prescription filled at all hour. Ahf?V37-Jjr. II. Si L. Mili lj


ocr: THE 1NAU6UBAT10N. As Spring is about to be inaugurated the undeisigned has just received a large am, splendid assortment of SPRING GOODS, a very large assortment of !PAN"Y MM l IT anjd Trinmings in great variety ; an extensive stock of cheap Muslins, with fine ones run ninji up to nno dollar per yard. Soma styles of Dress Goods entirely now; Berngcs, Crape de Espsns Silks. &ic. Also, a very large variety of Em broideries. He flattershimself that he has a larger and cheaper stuck of Ladies' Collars than has ever been exhibited in the market. Gontlemens' Sumpier Hals, Boots, Shoos, &c, in abundance, Linen. Gottonades and Ready-made Clothes for Summer. A large stock nf Hoop Skirts, and Whalebone a'id Crinoline for making them. He has also replenished his stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, Sc!.ool and Miscellaneous wi.0, U X IXXUijjj,tI , (XL. r-uu YOUNG LADIES attending So'iool aro particularly requested to examine the slock, as they, snd all others, will find a greater variety at this store than a.iy other. In fact the Farmer, Mechanic, Teacher, Student, AM) ALU OliiEKS, will find nearer everything they want than is usually found in a village assortment; all of which SHALL be sold che.u for cash, or to PROMPT time dealers. Lxnmine at least before you purchase, as h charges nothing for s mwing his stock, and then purchase where you can do the best. G. A. SHOOK. MiriW tf HO VA IS I ASSOCIATION!. PHILADELPHIA.


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ocr: i J ! i J I I j j j ; I j ' NASSAUER'S.GOLUMN. As the advent of Spring has been very backward, many per sons have deferred tho purchas ing of their block of Spring and Summer Clothing, feeling that overcoat and hoavy clothing were more comfortablu than thin garments. But now all doubts may bo cast aside, for Spring is lif.-ni, and no power but JJiviuo will can prevent its genial influ ence and permanency for some time io come, comet-scared poo pie to tho contrary notwith standing, And-nnw that winter clothing may be dispensed with, 1 would ask my friends anil tho public generally, to come forthwith and examiriu my stock of Coats, Bants, Vests, Shirts, C'ollarss, Drawers, Socks, Cravats, Hand kerchiefs, Hatsj Caps, Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Watches, Jew elry, Pistols, Knives, Perfume ry, &c, eve. My Clothing is made up in fashionable style, and of excel lent materials, E'ino IStarli Stall.'!! t'lftCh, all colors. French H?raf d'lila AIacc, .ml Summer Cloths of enrij kind. LINEN DUCKS, PLANTER'S LINEN, TWILLED LINEN, &C, &C. CHECKED SUITS, out and out. inc SSlflfk IPorskili, very line Blue Stlack Claris, I i i i on (.'a sr v i m aw, Ijiiicn H'itnts, Fannj niil Pluiii Cttssiiirre Pants 121 nek Kalin, extra fine, Jliack Figured Silk, Vliitc iTIorc.tntaqtse, Willi


ocr: Fi.fi.' UliAUMONT, ofCJnrksvil'o.Teim. SAM.yANI.EKR,-' of L-utsville, Ky. A. V. McCALL . ul' Nashville, Tumi, BEAUMONT, VANLKKI! &. CO;, Direct ImpnrtiMK ami Wh(ik'Bl Jir.ilom In HARDWARE, GUNS & CUTLERY, Sign of Dm lllu I'iillnck, 1 dinin from Sijunra, JU- M. NASimU.U, 7'A'ATV. Anvils nnd Vices; Bellows, Stocks uml Hio; Ilnininors, Hutch'.-!- nnd Steel; IIo"S, IfiitfTcH i) nl l'ih-; CurpMitiiri', Bl-iclistnilhs', (.'iuiier.i' nnd Slim" noV, Mill, CrnsH-t.tit nnd ll-ind-Smvt; Axes, N'ml.i um Ohuins: Km'iIi, l'lntoawl Ijiin I.ocl.i ; Sifters, !"IhivcI.-and Tucks. ,1 , S O : A lar'o tiss'irtuifni of Guns, itilles, nnd Pin to!; Tublo KnivcH nnd Forks; I'ncket Knives, Scissor nnd Shears, ul' every variety. roarl'D dm VV. I-Ml'li.M.k.V, Nashville. H. l-'Kl'.KM.VN, New Vork . . . it. A' s:. Miii;,TrtiA OKAMUIS IN PIANO FORTES AND MELOPEONS, Window Shades, Artists' Materials Oil I'ai tilings. Knrrr.ivinjxs, (.'iiliiiiot Mil kers' Mtitnrinls, French Win dow (Jlties, &.c., &.c. Manufacturers of' Gilt Mantle and Pier Look ing (ihi.-st-'s, Portruit and Picture Frames, Inside Window Blinds, &.c, ,o. i'2 f '!!-;; St., i:i2iill', '3'r.nn i.'iar.'0,"7. ly H AICS4), BESSE.VB' lt''. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ATLANTA. GEORGIA. Dealers in all kinds of Produce. Will soil all article:! consigned to thorn at the highest market prices, nnd make prompt fltiitinnents when the articles aro sold. Lihentl advancements made on consignments when necessary. Crf- l'liti-onnge respectfully solicited. PHOTOGRAPHY. I am now prepared to execute, in the best style of the art, AMBKOTYPI-S, PEIOTOttlMS'IIS, OK D A G U E It R 13 O T V PES, nt my rooms, over Houghton & Loutdi miller's drujr store. Those wishing miniatures, please call and examine specimens. 1 he. Ambrotype 1 have recently intro luced, and succeed far beyond my most sanguine expectations. J hey are surely a j;reat improvement over the Daguenco type, both in beauty ol appearanco ami


ocr: Chaa J. Cheny. St. Clair M. FALL i. 18 57. J. MORGAN $ CO.r Importers and WholAsale Deafen In ' Staple nud Fanry Dry Ooods, ' .""Ha 140, TOBtIO SQIJARE,"RASHVIU.K. WK- hv the pleasure of Informing and the trade nonerally that we ar now daily re eelvlng and opening our usual Fall Stock, which will ready for exhibition bytheWth Inat. 1 We Invite Uie attention of the trade to the of this stock-as we foel that with our long and the facilities we enjoy, we have succeeded In briruiiii out an assortment or goods Which cannot fall to please regards styles and pmcs, all who may favor us with ciicltd examination of U. , MORGAN d CO. Nashvlllo, Aiig20r. - "T ' . ": Jm . .,- . TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE ON the 1st Monday In October next there will be to the highest bidder, at the Court House door, tin, OLD CUMHUHLAND CHURCH, in the town of Winches ter, Terms made known on the eay ol' sale. Hept 8, 1857. 3t UKOltGE OUCIO, WHOLESALE and Ketail Confectioner, and neater in Foreign Wines. Liquors, and Segars, Nos. 3T A Union Street, Nashville, Tenn. fati(j29 iy ' witi. if. luiNciutv, ' NO. 1, MARKET STREET, between Union St. and tho Square, keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of every description of Hardware and Cutlery. Particular attention paid to building material, &c. aug'.ft ly Will. SIMMONS, C1ARPENTER AN1I BUILDER, corner Church ond Nun. mer streets, Nashville, Tenn. Jobbing promptly at. tended to. aiufll) ly KOItEUT W. BEEVES, HOUSH PAINTER, GLAZIER and PAPER-HANG Ell, WINCHESTER, TENN. His terms are reasonable, and ho guarantees his work to please. augUtt tf : FISHER, WHELESS & CO., (Successors to Johnson, Home & Co.) General Commission and Produce MERCHANTS, Corner Hroad and Market Streets. Nashville, 'tenn. aug29 ly. MACEY & HAMILTON, NO. 47 COLLEGE STREET, ' . NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, Wholesale and Retail Coalers in Hardware and Cutlery, Builders' I In i d ware, Gnus, Pistols, Ac. Or We have also a large stock of fanning Irnp'ements, Straw Cutlers, Wheat Thresh era, anil Kentucky Harvesters a inoist ex cellent Combined Reaper anil Mower. July4 tf Macey& Hamilton. THOSE CUFJ V OOIS SEELING STILL CHEAPER. .As the season is advancing and I am desi rous of closing nut my Summer stock, I am now olfering my goods at reduced prices. Now is the time to get bargains. REMEM BER, that if you bring the cnsli along ynu save nt least 20 per cent. J. R. HARRIS. "Money Saved is Money Made." Save all the Linnenaiid Cott.inKags almtii your premises, wash them clean, and by bring ing them to me you can get the highest mar ket price in oood and cheap goods. Ju1y4 J. It. HAKIMS "adaFjiancociC licensed auctioneer, WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE. WiU attend promptly to all btisinnss in lii.s lino with which he niav bo entrusted. Winchester. October II), ly. Dry 4ooUm ami JTaanily iiru cei'its. HALE cf- CHILTON, SPRING CREEK, FRANKLIN CO., TENN. Having opene l a storo at this place, we rr speclfully solicit the patronage of tho puoiln of Franklin counly and the public generally. We intend to sell at the very lowest prices fur cash. Call andtxamine for yourselves. 07" Barter taken, iti exchange for goods. July 18 Sm HALE St CHILTON A. W. -HUSSBY, MANUFACTURER OF . ALij kinds or harness. Main street, nearly opposite Moiintnin llontr, WINCHESTER, TENN. Manufactures to order, anil keeps on haipl, Birnl D. Morgan, '


ocr: MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS, AND Phoenix Bitters. TIIK BUST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE TDK nublic. for the cure or' fecrofula. Ulcers. Scurvy, or Eruptions of the Skin, Fever and Ague, Dropsy, ami i mV" "Jh.t A uZV ifw,i.t U has been computed that during the last twenl) act most all diseases soon yiem io meir curative pro-i- been benefited by the use or these medicines a fact which sneaks volumes in favor of their curative properties single trial will place them beyond the reach of compel' tion in the estimate of every patient. By their use the BLOOD IS REsTOKED TO A HEALTHY STATU and freed from all impurities. The system is not reduced durin? their operation, but invigorated, and they require no re straint from business or pleasure. The afflicted have in these medicines a remedy that will do for them all that medicine can possibly effect. Prepared by W. B. MOFFAT, M. Proprietor) New York, ' ' ' ' BY


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ocr: NASSAUER'S COLUMN, 1857. EEADY-MAOE 1 take pleasure in informing the citizens of Winches, ter and Franklin county that mv stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING Is now cow plete, ami I would again call on my cus tomers to come Boon, and moke then purchases before the goods are picked over. And to thoiie who havo not had dealings with me yet, I would say: Only come and examine the quality and prices of my goods, which, I think, will be enough to secure your patronage. Further, I take pleasure in ex hibiting my goods at all times. . To name all that I havo would require too much time and consume too much room in the Journal, therefore I can only name a few of the LEADING articles. MAIM mv. ESIavk Hits., Cusfiiiiin'C, !Sn!c:!H Is1Ij, all coIoi; I'1 resi 1 U 3 riJ ju (i ' U ( a , A 1 pares, n, Suntiiui' Cloths of crcrif kind. LINEN DUCKS, PLANTER'S LINEN, TWILLED LINEN, &C, &C. CHECKED SUITS, out and out. 'ili Itlack Jiocshiii, very line, '? SSUtck Cloth, Union t'ussimrrc, Fane if anil Plain Casnimcrc Pauls. i-iH'K S.'lllSl, extra fine, Blin k i iviti-cij Sil".. While oreauii(Sii', FANCY FIGURED SILK, I VIIITE MARSEILLES, (vcrv fine) FIGURED MARSEILLES, CHECKED DO, S2a3i Colored Wartii irw, Biliick Italian i.'!ofi!, liineu Vests, ike., A:'- ,1 LARGE LOT OF Boys' Clothing of every quality and size. GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, SUCH AS HATS AND CAPS of the latest styles, for Summer wear, HOOTS AND GAITERS of the finest qualities. SHIRTS. COLLARS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS, NECK-TIES, STOCKS, SOCKS. , GLOVES, Suspenders, I'ert-Monics, Knives, Fistol, all kinds, Wale lies Void pencil Gold ren AND THE LATEST STYLE OF JE WED.KY- II, NASSAUER. Apr4 f - COL YAH A flUZZELL, ATTORNEYS &. COUNSELORS AT LA" WISCUtSTER. TB. ' Mifi filfl


ocr: I I NASSAUER'S COLUMN, 1857. EEADY-MAOE 1 take pleasure in informing the citizens of Winches, ter and Franklin county that mv stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING Is now cow plete, ami I would again call on my cus tomers to come Boon, and moke then purchases before the goods are picked over. And to thoiie who havo not had dealings with me yet, I would say: Only come and examine the quality and prices of my goods, which, I think, will be enough to secure your patronage. Further, I take pleasure in ex hibiting my goods at all times. . To name all that I havo would require too much time and consume too much room in the Journal, therefore I can only name a few of the LEADING articles. MAIM mv. ESIavk Hits., Cusfiiiiin'C, !Sn!c:!H Is1Ij, all coIoi; I'1 resi 1 U 3 riJ ju (i ' U ( a , A 1 pares, t n, Suntiiui' Cloths of crcrif kind. LINEN DUCKS, PLANTER'S LINEN, TWILLED LINEN, &C, &C. CHECKED SUITS, out and out. j 'ili Itlack Jiocshiii, very line, Mifi


ocr: FAST TENNESSEE MARBLE WORKS f T-!,T77 jVHTt ci3 V.ViJl BY CHARLES SCHMITT, KnoxvIlU', Tcnnetie Continues the business of Marble Mauufoc. luring nt the old stand, adjoining Willing Ingle's Mills and Ware Rooms, on Cumber land Street, opposite the Coleman House' and wcBt of Coffin's old stand, where hi' keeps constantly on hand a large asBortrnent of work, Buch as Monuments, Tombs, Grave stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, ot tho latest style, and of the finest and bc Ettit Tennessee Murble, which is highly spoken of here and elsewhere. He has had experience in Mardle Msnu facturing for tho last twelve years, especially in tho largest cities of Europe, and in the United States; he flatters himself thot he feels able to fill all orders concerned with thi above business to a satisfaction, at short notict and cheaper than the cheapest. Drawings of the above work will be sent to any Post Office in the State ; so persons abroad have a chance to purchnse by letter, its well as if they were hero personally. 03" The East Tennefsee Marble Worki received the premiums offered by the Fairs held at Loudon, Tenn., October 23d, 1855, and at Enoxville, October 80th, 18GB, for the best work in Marble. Refer to James Harris, C. R. Embrey, B. S. Templeton, Nathan Frizzell, and others, in Winchester. C. M. FARMER, agent for Frnnkliii county. Particular attention will be paid to boxing and packing for transportation. Feb 12 '67 ly Quit drinking Poisonous Liquori. FATENT IMPROVED FR0CE3S For making All kinds of Liquors nnd Vinegar, INSTANTLY BY THE USE OF


ocr: ARMSTRONG & CO.I No. O'J, Market Street, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND DEALERS IS ' Threshing Machine, Mowing and lCoaiug Machines, Corn and Cob Cm!-!!, Corii-thcllrrs Straw Cut tor, riows, Cultivators, Harrows, Churns. c)t ties Window Gluts, f h;ii.i I'isinps Force I'limps, ,lar Woi'-d linn 31. initios Window- f , ''inflow ' imm rs, tofts, lly. tivrv.ti; -TV ;:i rut, XI: Mm, PfaRfrrPa- lis 5.a'ii-i lifter, Gcinno, Faints Oils, Varnishes, and tiruss-Sccds oi all Kinds. marV'O, 17,, ly.


ocr: THE JMSliATiOM. .h Spring is iibinit to be inaugurated the undei-iiifited lias just received a large a. n. splendid iissortnictit of SPKIMG GOODS, a very lurge assortment of and Trinminjs in great variety ; an extensive stock ot cheap Muslins, with tine ones run ninir up to one dollar per yard. Sumo styles ot Dress Goods entirely new; Berates, Crape de Espnns Silks, &c. Also, a very large variety of Em broideries. He flatters himself that he has a larger and cheaper stock of Ladies' Collars than has ever been exhibited in tho market. Gentlemcns' Summer Hats, Coots, Shoes, &.c, in abundance. Linen Oottonades and Rendy-mndo Clothes for Summer. A larje stock of Hoop Skirts, nnd Whalebone and Crinoline ior making them. lie lias iiIho replenished his stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS School nnd Miscellaneous BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. YOUNG LADIES attending School are particularly requested to examine the stock, as they, and nil others, will find a greater variety at this store than any other. In fact the Farmer, Mechanic, Teacher, Student, AND ALL OTHEKS. will find nearer everything they want than is usually louml in a village assortment; all of which SHALL be sold cheap for cash, or to PROMPT time dealers. Lximine at least before you purchase, as ho charges iioihing for smwing his stock, and then purchase where you can do the best G. A. SHOOK. Mar20 tf ADAM HANCOCK,


ocr: 8. W. IIOLT.IITOM. r. A. LOUQHMILLER HOUGHTON & LOt DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS IK BOOKM AND FANCY ARTICLES, PAINTS, OILS, &C..&C, Winchester, Tennessee. 0- Prescriptions filled at all houra. Alar 27, '57 ly. H. & L. COLYAB A FBIZZELL. ATTORNEYS Si COUiNSELORS AT LAW WIHCUttTtn, TKR.


ocr: ARMSTRONG & GO. No. (it), Market Street, NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND DEALERS IN ' Tlircshiiitf Machines, Mowing and IteiipiiiK Maciiiiies, Corn nnd Cob Crushers, Corii-Shcllcrs, Straw Cut ters, Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, Churns, Scythes, Window Glass. nam rumps, I orce rumps, mar Dlcizcd Iron Mantles, Window Sash, Window Shutters, Safes, Ily- n auiic icment, acosin, fluster Iu ris, Laiid-riusicr, Guano, Faints. OilS, Varnishes, and Grass-Seeds or all kinds. inar20, 157.


ocr: ,' EAST TENNESSEE - .. MARBLE WORKS BY CHARLES SCHMITT, Knoxvilh,. Continues tho business of Marble luring at the old atnnd, adjoining Willi. Ingle's Mills and Ware Rooms, on CurtC land Street, opposite the Coleman and west of Coffin's old stand, where La keeps constantly on hand a large of work, such as Monuments, Tombs, Gravo stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, ol uiuoi nijiw, aim ui mo inicbi anu DC8t Enii Tennessee Marble, which is highly liore and elsewhere. He hus had experience in Mardlo Mnu. facturing for the last twelve years, cspeciallv in the largest cities of Europe, and in tL, United Stotes; he flatters himself tlmt lie feels able to fill all orders concerned with the above business to o satisfaction, at short notic and cheaper than the cheapest. Drawings of the above work will bo sent to any Post Office in the State ; so persons abroad havo a chance to purchase by letter, as wpIi as if they wero here personally. jqr the hast lenncssce Marble Worli received the premiums offered bv the Fni held at Loudon, Tcnn., October 2!3d, 1855 and at Knoxville, October 30th, 1855, for the best work in iviarbie. Refer to James Harris, C. R. Embrev. H S. Temploton, Nathan Frizzell, and others, in Winchester, u. ivi. i-AKlviiiK, ogont for Franklin county. Particular attention will be paid to bonir.f and packing for transportation. l-eb I'-i '07 ly Quit drinking Poisonous Liquors,


ocr: TJWMS OF ADVERTISING. Advertisements of ten lines or less will bo inserted at Ono Dollar for tlio first and Fifty Cents fur cneh subsepurit insertion. Very liberal reductions made for thos.' who advertiso by the year, bal f,;enr, or quarter. hook ami .ion nim'iNO BLANKS oFeVKKY KIND. CAM I'll LETS. rROGIM.MJWES. I'dSTMS, CARDS. CIRCULARS, RECLUTS, t UN ERA L TICKETS. DJUJt LAI5EL' RILE HEADS, JIAI'JJJ BILLS, &C.


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ocr: Fruit Trees. 1HAVK growing In my NURSERY, in this plaro, about ISrEttTV.VIVli THOUSAND rUUiT TREES, embracing over 100 varieties of Apples, EIGHTY OF DWARF PEAR, . THIRTY-FIVE OF DWARF CAERRY AND SIX OF APRICOTT. Titer ire all root grafted, of two and three year old, healthy and thrifty, and from three to seven feet high. iney were selected, by myself, at one year old, from one of the best Nurseries in Hie Union. These trees are now standing in my Nursery, for sate. Persons wishing to purrhay can have their own selec tion and will be cheerfully assisted In making Choice or iciies, ate Aii oruara irom distance careruuy icnuea 10, anu irees packed in goou order. . Terms reasonable, S. W. HOUGHTON, Novt4 tr Winchester.


ocr: j i StAHandlyu 1857.- B. H. Henderson HANDLY& HENDERSON Are now receiving their FALL STOCK DRY GOODS. FOR LADIES WE HAVE MnfilloidXaiiics, Cashmeres, Scotch Plaids,! French and English Merinos, Black and Fancy Silks, lion net Uibbons, Embroidered Collars large lot HOOP SKIRTS, Brass Sloops, lilack Clots Cloaks, Morantiquc " Fine Hair Oils, perfumery, and many other articles, tlw naming of which would con Biuiie more time than it would take many of our friends to come and see for themselves. POR GENTLEMEN WE HAVE Black and lilue C!ol hs, Mack and Fancy Cassimeres, Ready-made Clothing, lilue and Fancy Blankets, The latest style of lints, Boots, Gaiters, Shoes, Uravat.8, collars, Shirts, Suspenders, Cloves, Handkerchiefs, FINE VSSTINGS, &c, &c, &c. Also, a'good lot or ' Hardware, luecnswn)'C, Cutlery, Ac. We tender our thanks to a generous public for the lib eral patronage given us in tho ast and feel confident that by sclliiii! at reasonable prices, and filling orders with punctuality, we shall not only merit but receive an ill' creased patronage in the future. HANDLY & HENDERSON. 8ept 26 tr Winchester, Tenn Southern Portable Plantation


ocr: COMMERCIAL. f , . Atlanta (Go.) market. Atlanta; Nov12, 1857.' Editor Home Jouriial: Below please find statement of prices current with us to-oay. , ( BACON hog round,"' 'T,".''''" Clear Sides, 16J.- v 1 "'- '" Ribed . do 15j16. . , Hams scarce . , . v Shoulders Q . FLOUR bbls and sacks 100 lbs. ." Good S. Fine, 2 00Q2 78. ' Extra Family, 2 803 00. Prices firm, with a little more inquiry, GRAIN Corn, sacked, dull 5560. Rye, do . . Oats, do 40(5)42. WHEAT Red and White, 806)90 Considerable inquiry but little in market LARD in kegs, in tin cans, BUTTER Choice, Common. . TALLOW per lb, . FEATHERS per lb, . WHISKY common rectified APPLES green, bu. $1 50. brisk. PORK retailing 1(5)8. Respectfully, Seago, Abbott dt Co., Wholesale Commission Merchants.


ocr: THE INAUGURATION. i Spring ii about to ba inaugurated tho UrtUOimgneu nas jusi receivoa a largo a ;iu splendid assortment of SPRING- GOODS, a very largo assortment of and Trinmings in great variety ; an extensivo itnck of cheap Miislins, with fino one run ning up to one dollar per yard, Some style of Dross Good entirely new; Borages, Crape de Espnn, Silks, &c, jMso, a very large variety of Em broideries. lie flatters himself that he has a larger and choapor stock of Ladies' Collars than has ever been exhibited in the market. Gentlemens' Summer Huts, Boots, Shoes, &.c, in abundance. Linen Cottonades and Ready-made Clothes for Summer. -A large BtocU of Hoop Skirts, and Whalebone and Crinoline for making thcrn. He hna also replenished his stock of .DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. YOUNG LADIES .tending School are particularly requested aoexainino tho slock, as they, and all other, will find a greater variety at this store than aiy other. in incline . I Jfcrmer, Mechanic, Teacher, Student, i AND ALL 0TI1EH8, will find nearer everything they wont than is usually found in a village nssnrtincnt ; all of which SHALL be sold ciie.u' for cash, or to PROM PV time dealers. Lximineat least Wore yon purchase, the charges nothing for siowm his stock,; w.d then purchase whero you enn do the best. . G. A. SHOOK. Mar20 tt V M lAISiflB'il! : at ins old stand, souTU-EAST corner OF tub CZy square, j ' I


ocr: lj a in e o ft run . W. S. SLATTEK. nsr ADVANCE....... ,i, $ 2 00 WITHIN SIX MONTHS. AT THE END OF THE YEAR.. INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS. 2 50 3 oo 3 copies $5 00; $ copies 8 00; 10 copies $15 00; 15 conies 20 00. ggy Subscriptioril for a shortor time than' one year miist bo paid in advance, ggj Single copies sold at 10 conts. Advertisements oT ton linos or lefjs Wilt be inserted at Ono Dollar for the first and Fifty Cents for each subsequent Insertion. Very liberal reductions mado for thoKc who , auveruse oy me year, nan year, or auartcr. . ...... 1. ... L - 1. - If Agents for tho Home Journal. Jotm P. HelTher, Georse K. Purvi, g.M.PeUlngill&.Co. Winchester, Tanneesca. . NcMliiaville, ; ' New York. ' I l


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ocr: e. a. im'DLY B. 8. IICXDCRSO.N. HANDLY & HENDERSON Are jual receiving A FllESH SUPPLY OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS which were selecied by one of the linn, in peison. The greatest possible care was taken in the selection ut what we thought would pleasH and sa'isfy the dumuiidrf of the people ol this town and county, and the public generally, To name nil the articles wc havo in store wou'd be an arduous task, but to bo brief we woidd state that our assortment comprises goods suitable for malen and females, both old ami young. Among our stock of handsome Dress Goods, will be found Muslin Robes, Printed Jaconets, Brilliants, Striped Nainsook itlulin, Berage mantles, Hoop Skirts, Bonnets, ALSO Kid Boots and Slippers. Fancy Dress Silks, Fancy Berages, Printed Jackniu;ts and Law ns, Solid colored Be rages, Swiss, Mull and Nainsook .Muslins, Hnderslecves, Cheinizet's, Edgings, Inserting, Parasols, Collars, and a superb lot of Bonnet Trimmings, Ruches, Perfumery, Flowers, &c, &c. Among our stock of Goods For Gentlemen's Wear, Wc havo Black and Blue Cloths, Black and Fancy Casssimeres, Vesting, A splendid lot of HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C,, &C. Wf have also on hand a lot of Qticensuarc. . (ilassware, v Hardware, and , ' Cutlery. ; ' ' ihli I! AN MA' A' HKNtWA.


ocr: james n. iiAnms, Thankful for tho libnrul patronage tho pooplo of Winchester and the surround ing country havo boon pleased to bestow him, takes this method of informing them ho is now receiving uml openii.g . -: . which have boon selected with unusual both in regard to quality end prices, among which may be men tiunod a large lino of JACONETS, LAWNS, AND of every grade and price. Borages nnd Organdies; something and beautiful; Lawn, brillianie and muslin Robes, Swiss Muslins, embroidered, striped iimn; Embroideries, Eilpnys and Insertiujrs, Collars, Flouncings, Bonnets, Ribbons, Trimmings, 8c Gloves. JEWELRY, a large lot 'nf Ooldstone, Camtnco, Florentine and other popu styles; , . Itoots Shoes and Hats; Hardware nnd Cutlery; (luccnswarc and G lass wn res U iiulow ;i:tss and l'litty; Indigo nnd Itladdci; 8oda, AKpicc and Ginpcr; Urimistonc, Copperas, Ac, Ac. CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS; Fine Brown and Fancy Linens, together with a large lot of Heavy Linen and Cotton Goods, mnnir nthni- tlilnfrn tnn nnmorAiie ,, all of which will bo sold extreme- iow ioi- t nsii.ov to puuctuai men JjHOICT TUnil, fX1" The usual Barter taken in exchange Goods at '


ocr: I ; - I ,. ., , " ' ! ; ; K3Iai'f WntlM, extra fine, -. IJI.ICk Figured iillt, ' White Ioj'C.1iltiJUf, rf i viv prrurn err V JMliliJl UJJJJl. ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LA" ' txc.Hrtti. rnn.. HASSAUEB'S COUli 1857. : 1 taka 'pleasure In : inlormine th dtlzeni of Winches. tor and Franklin county that my atock of SPRING ANr RUMMER CLOTHING i, ow i plete, and I would again call on my 1 . tomen to come aoon, and make ;Ci ' purchase! before the goods aVt - , . picuco. over. Ana to those ' i who have not had desliiigs with me yet, I would say: Only come and examine the quai,, and prices of my goods, which, ' think, will be enough to secure ; your patronage. .Further, . ' I take pleasure in ex hibiting my goods at all times. fs .11 .t.. 1 L 1. j too much time and consume too i room in the Journal, therefore I cannni I tu lining gi UJtH 1 IlUVe W0U1U tonmM ! name a fow of tho LEADING articles. fnfcKimcrc, Italian Cloth, nil colors Ft cue h Drape tl'Lla, Jtlpact-a, And Summer Cloths of every kiwi LINEN DUCKS, PLANTER'S LINEN, TWILLED LINEN, &C, &C. CHECKED SUITS, out and out. ittie tSUtrU JUoCShiil, verylins, m Uic Milacli Cloth, iAswn Pants, Ft ttiKu and Plain Cussimcie fault. WHITE MARSEILLES, - (very fine) FIGURED MARSEILLES, CHECKED DO, Simp Colored la.trscilltx, ESlack Italian Clofli, .Linen Vests, Ac, &'. .1 LARGE LOT OF Boys' Clothing of every quality and size. GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS, SUCH AS HATS ANI) CAPS of the latest styles, for Summer wear, BOOTS - AND GAITERS of the finest qualities. shirts; - PAT T A T) C . DRAWERS, CRAVATS, - NECK-TIES, STOCKS, SOCKS. , GLOVES, Sapendtr, Port-iTIonics, Knives. 0 Pittols, all. kinds, Watches - Gold Pencils old Vcnh AND THE LATEST STYLE OF II. NASSAUERi Apr! jtf. COLVAH St FRIZZLLL, Fllfl mm.


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ocr: S. A. Ilandly. 1857. n. B. HAIiDLY ft HENDERSON Are now receiving tlielr . , FALL STOCK ' DRY GOODS. FOR LADIES WE HAVE Muslin d'Laines, Cashmeres, Scotch l'laids, French and Cnglish Merinos, Itlack mid Fancy Silks lion net Ribbons, Embroidered Collars large lot HOOP SKIRTS, Brass Hoops, Black Cloth Cloaks, ITloi antique " Fine Hair Oils, Perfumery, and many other articles, the naming of which would con Mime mure time than it would take many of our friends to cine and see ror.themselvcs. , - POR GENTLEMEN WE HAVE Black and Blue Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Ready-made Clothing, Blue and Fancy Blankets, The latest style of Hats, Boots, Gaiters, Shoes, Cravats, Collars, Shirts, Suspenders, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, FINE VESTINGS, &c, &c, &c. Also, a good lot of i-4 Hardware, 0,uecnsvnrc, Cutlery, &c. We tender our thanks to a generous public for the lib eral patronage given us in the past and feel confident that by selling at reasonable prices, and filling orders with punctuality, we shall not only merit but receive an in treascd patronage in the future. HANDLY & HENDERSON. Sept 20 tf Winchester, Teun.


ocr: COME AND SEE. 1 have now In store, my stock or FALL AND WJNTEIt GOODS, CONSISTING OF LADIES' GOODS, SUCH AS Plain and printed French Merinos, " " " Muslin d'huincs, Black and Fancy Silks, Swiss, Jaconet and checked .Muslins, Rich Poplins, Ginghams, Prints, Scotch Plaids, Clonks, SliawJ and T.il.nax, Laces and Edgings, Ribbons, Undersleeves, Collars, &c, audi Shoes of all variolic. 1 have also added to my stock A WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF Clothing, will be found well made. Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting, Undershirts and Slips, Boots, Shoes, Hats, asstl S ups, in short, everything which tends to rnmplrfp a stock OUK MARKET. 1 would be pleased to show them the citizens of the town and county. Sept 28, 1857. tf M. M, HENDERSON N. B. Jeans, Linsey, Socks, feathers. Beeswax and taken in exchange for goods, M. M. H. Land for sulv. undersigned have I-1FTY ACRIX of l,.M for sale, located on the Nashville m.d Chattanooga Knil four and a half miles from TiiII.iIkjiim, ami two und half from Kstill's Springs. The land is well limbered excellent white oak und other timber. Terms ret. Apply soon. 1. J, CUMMINGS, W. H. CUMMINGS, SeptlO 3t . Custer House, Winchester, Tcmi. POLICE ii.VAbTTV. This Great Journal of Crime and Criminals Ii in if Yiar, and is widely circulated throng out the It contains all the Gr;at Tiials, Criminal Cases, appropriate Editorials on the some, together v it li in. on Criminal Matters, not to be found inany other Ka" Subscriptions, ft".', per annum! pi, for i months, be remitted by subscribers, ( who should write their and the town, co.'nty and state whe-n they reside to It A iXi'VMOUK, Editor & Proprietor of the National Police fiaaictte, June21 iNow York City. Tltl-WEEKLY MAIL 1.13 K Decherd Depot, on N. $ C. 11. II, via. Winchester, Salem, Jiranchville, New Market, Hays' Store, and Aluysville, lirouiisboro, on M. j- C. Hail Road, Decherd at 10 o'clock, a. m., Momlavn, Wednes and Fridays, and Hrownshoro at o'clock, a. in. on Thursdays and Saturdays. Through in 10 hours. FARE, Eight Cm. per milei Distance, !; miics. TUrougn Tickets S 3 50. Siptl2 ly W. W. BltOOKS, Proprietor.