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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26
SEVEN FOOLS.

!. The cnviouS man--scnds away his
mutton because the person next to him
is eating vcnison.
.. The jealous man-who spreads his
bed with singing nettlos, and then
sleeps in it.
g. The proud man--who gets wet
thro sooner than ride in Il carriage with
his inferior.
I. The litigous man--who goes to
law in the hope ofruining his opponent,
and gets ruined himself.
! ). The cXtravagant man--who buys
Il herring .anl hires a cab to carry it
away.
g. Tho angry man-who learns to
play the tamborinc because he is annoy
ed by the playing Of his neighbor's
piano.
q. The ostcntatious man--who illu-
inmates the outside of his house st
brilliantly, and sits inside in the dark.
An lrishman being very fond Of cold
milk for his dinner, his wife always kept
it in the spring in u large bowl. One
day frog concluded to take quarters in
the bowl, it being just deep enough to
hide him.
Dinner time came on, and the ola Wo-
man placed the bowl before the old man,
not even dreaming ola frog being IN IT,
The old man went on, enjoying MS
mill, and bread, as usual, until he drank
it so low as to make the frog visible,
when he exclaimed:
Faith and be jabers, old umern, and
what's this in me mlk?'
"Oh nothing John, but mere bit Of
a mote
"Buggcr an dom your notes, when
it's sitting on its all-lours, gazing me in
the eyes
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-26

Some men are curious, and some Ai'
not. bu, we should like to see the u ~
,.ho would deliberately allow woman
', VIZ ..,es bio, making mouths at hsr ba-
byi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01

Guy me, and I'll do yOu Good
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01
New Publications.

BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAzlNE.-
Leonard Scott and Co.'S Reprint \. Y. Con-
tents of the May number. War and Pro-
gress in China, good article to show the
American reader the tender conscience of the
John Bulls on the subject of filibusterism'-
always ready to roll up their eyes in horror
at Brother Jonathan, escapades in that line'
vet intoxicating the practice on the part OF
former as eminently praiseworthy when IN
dul,ed in towards China. Captain Spoke s
adventures in Somali land will be found
very entertaining. Wellington career is
continued in this number. There is also an
appreciatlve review of the Mil on the Floss
and other interesting articles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01
4 q l. X G IS.
BOSTON MARKET.
3osroS, May 30th.

FLOUR. Conn brands Western a,e scarce,
and n1niaaily s5,-545,S5; fancy brands s. .50a5,-
"2s extra at Sj,75a6, 25 ;aud superior at IS, jas
Per 3D. including Genessee, Ohio, Canada and
Michigan st. Louis Flour has been selling at
7oa6' o for extras and S7a9 per bbl, for superior
including very choice brands. Corn Meal is yerv
dull, and sales small at 50, 75a4 per Dbl In Rye
Flour the SAILS have been at S3,5Oa4,5O per Dbl.
for common aud extra.
GRAIN. A very material decline hn. taken
place during the week, owing to large prospective
receipts OF Western mixed. Southern yellow has
been sold at 74a7sc, closing at 75c for good lots
and "hite and mixed at 65a7Oc per bush. for poor
to good. The arrivals of Oats have been moderate,
and market firm. Sales Of Northern and Canada
at 46aisc, and Prince Edward Islanl at 4la43c per
bush. Rye has been selling in small lots at CSC
per bush. White Beans have been in moderate
demand, with sales at G5aS5c for common, and
ST. for extra pea. Canada Peas are quiet at
s2aS5c per bush IN Shorts there have been sales
at S2la23, and Fine Feed at S25a27 per ton.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market is firm for Pork, with
a steady demand from the trade; we notice sales
Of prime at SIS a sic; mess at Sis 80 SI9; and
clear at $50 y per Dbl, cash and mos. In
Beef sales have been at 80 SO 50 per Dbl, cash
and mos. for Eastern and Western mess; and
Sl4 90 a SIG for family extra. Lard is firm and in
demand, with sales at us 12c, cash, in bbls and
tierces, and I24 in kegs, cash. Smoked Hams have
been selling at lO4 lie, and Picked Hams at 8 /!
9 j, per b.. cash. Butter is firm for good and
choice with sales at Is 1sc per ID. common
aad fair quality is dull at 10 lie per ID. Cheese
has been in fair demand at 3 q &c for poor, and
l0i: for fair and prime.
WooL.-The demand for fleece ard pulled Wool
has been moderate, with sales of $4,000 lbs at
prices ranging principally from 40 q Sc per ID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01
New YORK, May =


4 special despatch to the Herald, from
Washington, says that that the Mexican
Minister has advices from Mexico announc-
inc that Miramon and the Church party had
been utterly routed, and that The Liberals
were in full possession Of the Capita.
New YORK, May %.
4 correspondent at Washington says that
the Japanese are much troubled about the
return of the Niagara They cannot be
made to believe that her detention is occa-
stoned by an accident, bnt are persuaded
that it is an artifce to dctain them, and as
the Naval Commissioners cannot remove this
prejudice, the difficulty may interfere with
the projected arrangements OF Phhadelp'ia'
New York, and Boston.
Mr.. Murphy Of n. Y, was today exam
med before the Coyode Committee, mainly
in reference to the alleged importation o
| 1900 votes from New York to Connecticut a
the recent election He admitted having re
ceiyed letter from Mr.. Archibald, Chic
Engineer of the Navy Department, through
the Treasurer Of the Democratic fund a
Hartford, with request to do what b
might desire He was not examined beyOn'
! this point, for satisfactory reasons. but ma
he recalled for further questioning.
The House Committee on Agriculture ha
another meeting yesterday on the subject c
The cattle disease in Massachusetts,
The Secretary of the National Agriculture
Society gave some further information rel,
tive to the matter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
ITO THE HON. SUPREME COURT
OLE VERMONT. ncrt 10 be holdsn at

-
Hydepark, uritiin and for the County Of La
B,oiH>, the third uesday Of August merit,
Comes Anna P. Galley of said Hydepark, in the
County of Lamcille, aforesaid and respectfully
represents to said Court that she lawfully
married TO Jacob Bailey. then Of Moretown in the
County Of " Washington, State of Vermont. at More
town in the County Of Washington, on the ID day
OF January, lS45 by Alpheus Bass, Esquire, then
Justice Of the Peace, within and for the said
County Of Washington.
And the said Jacob Bailey, if living, now resides
in parts unknown to your petitioner; that she has
at all times kept the marriage covenant, since her
intermarriage With the said Jacob.
Your petitioner further represents to your
Honors that in the year 1850, the said JACOB left
his family and home, in the Town of Bralntree, IN
the County Of Orange, with the intention Of going
to California to seek for employment and gain in
that region, from which place she had no doubt he
would return, if life and health were spared TO
him-hut from some cause, unknown to your petit
toner, he has never returned; and that said Jacoo
has been absent from the time above stated, and
has not been heard from for over seven years, and
for more than years your petitioner has no
knowledge whether her said husband is living or
dead.
That said Jacob has wilfully deserte' your Pc
titioner for moro than three years. now last past;
YOUR petitioner further states that she has always
lived in the State of Vermont, and for the last
years next preceding the date Of this petition, IN
the County of LamOille.
For the above causes or either Of them-the
lbellant either Of them-the libe'lant prays the
Honorable Court to grant to her Bill of Divorce
from the said Bailey, from the bonds of Matrimony
and prays alimony, if said Jacob should be found
living, and should possess property sufficient to
make decree thereon. ANNA P. BAILEY.
JOSHUA SAWYER, Att'y1
for the Libellant.
Hydepark April 9, 1860.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01
The bat Spring 8.yunmer Nedie,eeir tie World rs
DR.. LANGLEY'5
Root and Herb Bitters,

Composed Of SIrsaparilla, Wlld Cherry, reno"
Dock. Prickly Ash, Thoroug hwort, Rhubarb, Man
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These Bitters continue to be the most standard
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it acts directly upon the bowels and blood, by re-
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Only 25 and S. cents per bottle sold by deal
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Orders addressed to J. O. LANGLEY or GEO
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE!! HAIR

DfE!!!-WN. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE =
The Original and Best in the Worth All others
are mere limitations, AMI should be avoided, If You
wish to escape ridiculc.
Gray,red,or rust7 h..ir !, e iust ,1tIy 10 beau
tfuI and na'ura D. l'r h..',. slth "a iejnfy
to the hair or skin.
Fifteen medals .ni Dc. D., e.. b4... J.. n ,,.,,c,i
to Wrn \. Brclsl,r ,il.e %, ,uI over 81 .-ao
applications have been made to the hsir Of the
patrons If his famous dye.
VIM. A. Bachelors lair Dye produces t. color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is war
ranted not to inure in the least, however long it
may be continued, and the ill-efoct, of bad dyes
remedied; the hair invigorated for life by this
dye.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
The genuine has the name and address upon a
steel plate engraving on four sides of each Box,
of
WIN. A. BACHELOR,
w3sdawly l6 Bond Street. New York.
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SAFETY SUPERIOR FIRE WORKS.

that have given such universal satisfaction on
Boston common, and throughout the New England
States for the past ten years (withOut the slight
est accidenD Having given the best exhibition
ever given on Boston Common, discharging over
five hundred aerial shells and bouquets from
safety (proved) mortars, in less than thirty min
utes. is a guarantee that these fire works are far
superior to all others ; Mr. SandersOn being the
oIez, and by far the best pyrotechniea chemist in
the United States. and always using the very best
chemicals Every article in FrRywoRKs Is war
rartcI. All kinds large and small, constantly
on banl ut low prices. Displays furnished at
short notice.
100000 Torpc3oes and Pulling Crackers. In
l-a Crackers God Chop.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01

WHAT THE DRAMATIC ARTIST Is EXPECTED
TO Do.-Draw Good Houses.
GENUINE CoOL-IEs.-Esquimaux.
TIE Main PLANK IL ALL PLArFoRMs.-
Plank Down
REMARK OF Mr.. LELAND on THE ARRIVAL
or THE JAPANESE AT TIE MErRoPoLlrAN.-
Shall not take my Japan-ease in mine inn?
DANGEROUS REFoRM.-The recent change
in ladies costume is liable to result disas-
trously for those who wish to keep within
the Pale Of fashion What can be kept in a
Pail without Hoops p Vanity Far
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01

TIE SAM HorsroSITEs Lad q grand de-
monstration" in New York City last Tues
day evening. There was platform, rockets,
blue lights. roman candles, and discharges
Of cannon to bring the boys together and to
,uliven the spirits of all. Dir. STEPHEN Has
lrouca on taking tho chair SAID ..ihe great
Ola, .elerAl Democratic party" had vanished
lJng since, and the people must have a man
whose motives none can question under whose
banner they can march to victory So they
passed resolutions declaring that Sam Houst-
"a OF Texas was the very man for the occa-
sion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01

Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma, IVhooPing-
Cough, Sore Throat, Bronehit's, Hodrss-
ness, Influenza, Ferer and Ague
Its warranted to relieve Group in five min
utes.
To break up a common cold in 'inei0 n'sut'
To relieve the Asthma at once
To cure all coughs and diseases of the lungs,
previous to liberation.
10 break up the chils vnd fever IN Tow days
Messrs. E B. MyGooy a Co.
Barnet Vt. Nov. 3, 1855.
It affords me great pleasure to add my testimy-
nv in favor Of your invaluable medlclne-the
Magic COMPOUND I had been subject to a most
distressing cough for more than forty years, and
had tried several remedies without deriving any
real benefit Ny cough continued to grow worse
every winter till the winter Of 1856 then l was
confined 10 my bed, and all who me thought
me diving with consumption. My son, who had
Jus, been cured of a bad cough by using-part of a
bottle of your Compound, gave we few doses Of
it. This hslped NE so much that l procured a
bottle, and before had used all of this, was re-
stored to health. Since then 1 have had no cough
and though am about seventy years old, enjoy
good health and l attribute 1t all to yoHr medl-
cine-the Magic Compound.
Very truly yours,
LEVI BEAN.
Read the following from one Of the best physi-
clans Ia Vermont.
81 have used Weeks Magic Compound in my
own family with most signal success, ind do not
hesitate to pronounce it, in my opinion, the very
best cough medicine eXtant. In every case, so lar
as my knowledge extends, where 1t has been used
it has given the greatest satisfaction.
L. c. MOORE, NJ. D.
North Troy, Vt, July l. 1859.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01
THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION,


i. often as fsaI as that Of tender flower Many
Of the seq enter into marriage relations without
being able to undergo the labors an trials Of ma
tcrnity. In this country thousands Of young and
beautiful women are sacrificed every year from
this cause alone Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bit.ers will save many Of this class from an un-
timely grave. This medicine has been used with
great benefit by immense numbers OF people
throughout the republic, and the proprietors have
received grateful commentators from all sections
Of the country. The Bitters will be found to be
very pleasant to the taste, even as beverase'and
prompt and powerful in its effects as a medicine.
1t inuscs now vitality into the frame and strength
ems the whole system, so that women who use 1t
are enabled togo through with labors which would
without it, be certain to PROSTATE them. Sold by
all dru-gists dlawawlm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01
SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR Coz

SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR con-
sumption Hypophosphitcs of lime and soda.
DR.. Churchilrs New Treatment. The success on
DR.. ChurchilPs new treatment has no parallel in
the annals of medicine. The HYP0PH0SPHITES
act promptly energetcally, and certainly in ALL
tages of Pulmonary Phthisis. They have a
tpofold specific action-increasing the nerve-force
and generating abundant healthy blood. They
act with the same PRoMPrNEss and CERTAINTY in
all cases of Nervous or General Debility, Dyspep-
STA, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Scrofula, Ricketts,. Female Weaknesses, and Sper-
matorrhea, because these morbid conditions of the
system the results of deficient vitality, depend
ent on an ''u5taae g1s E Of the Orydiza5le Phos-
pdorus normally existing in the economy
The HYPOPHOSPHITES being both oryd,za5-
be and assimilable, supply the DEFICIENT ELEMENT
by the action Of well-known chemical law. They
check Night Sweats. relieve Cough, diminish ex-
pectoration arrest Darrhea, equalize the circula-
ton, improve the appetite, promote refreshing
seep, and RESTORE THE VITAL ENERGY. They are,
says Dr., Churchill, "not only as sure remedyi
Consumption as quinine is in intermittent fever
but also as effectual preventative vaccination
in smallpox"
WINCESTER'S GENUINE PREPARATION
OF THE HYPOPH0SPHITES OF LIME AND
SODA, is the only reliable Jorm Of DR.. Churchilrs
Remedy, and is approved by the Medical Profess
sion generally. USE NO OTHER.
PRICES.-In and l6-ounce (pin) bottles, 81
and 81 each. Three large, or six small bottles
for s.. All orders, inclosing $40, flor six large,
or one dozen SMALL will be forwarded.
FREE OF EXPENSE, to all places in the
United States which can be reached by Express
or Railroad Dr.. Churehilrs Treatise on Con
sumption, and Circulars gratis, to all inauirers.
Let no sufferer delay to write for them. Sold
wholesale and retail, at the sole General Depot,
by
J. WINCHESTER. 43 John St. n. Y.
deod&wlyr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01
FRANKLIN COUNTY,

L
SIS SWhereas, IL has been
made to appear to the subscribing authority, that
the said Jacob Bailey, the libelee, is not within
the State Of Vermont-but if alive, in parts en-
tirely unknown to the libellant, the said Anna P
is hereby ordered to give notice to the said jacob
lihellee of preferrng her said libel, at the term
Of the Supreme Court therein mentioned, by pub
fishing the substance of her petition in the Bur
ington Free Press, printed at Burlington, in the
County of Chittenden, three weeks success lively,
the last Of which shall be a least six weeks before
ordered when done. such publication shall be
deemed sufficient notice TO said libelee, TO appear
before said Supreme Court, at their term aforesaid
specified in said libel to show cause, if any he has,
why the said prayer Of the petitioner CibellanD
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at t. Adams, in the
County Of Franklin, this lth day Of April, A. D.
1850. ASA OWEN ADDS,
wt7w3 Judge Of Sup. Court.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01
THE OLD VERMONT
COUGH NEEDY FORE YER.
n. ii. DOWNS
" Vegetable BaIsanliG Elixir "

y q
I wish you would read this
For thirty years my Elixir has been sold through
the State Cor Coughs Colds AMI all Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, with universal satisfacti on
When first gave it to the public, 1 warranted 1t
to give satisfaction, the money would be refun d.
ed still warrant it, and if any person is dissa t
isfied, his money will be refunded At once b. N y
agents (as all are authorized to do this.)
To my old friends | would say, that if you have
found the elixir" the best article of the kind
in the market, use it in preference to ali others.
Be sure and get that signed with PEN, my
name and numbered.
Beware of Jasper Curtis Counterfeit signed with
RED Ink.
Tho genuine is sold by my agents throughout
the State Address all oriers to my Wholesale
| Agents, J. NJ. HENRY SONS, Waterbury,, VI
| n. II. DOWNS.
Price, % cents, 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold in Burlington by A. c. Spear, L. A. Peck, and
J. W. Roby Co. wi3Gm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01

rEOHF FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES Of
I good land formerly owned by The late Henry
Ioaveuworth, Esq, situate between the road new
leading TO the Bridge and extending to the LAX >
being three miles North of the village in Burling
jv situated. and having an extensive view of Lake
and Mountain scenery. Upon the premises is a
large two-story house in good repair, two large
barns and fine corn house and other out-buildings,
with good fencing, and a large orchard of four
hundred bearing Apple trees, and fine garden,
with Pear. Peac5. Plum and Cherry trees, Grape
Vines. Currants and Strawberry, with about 20
acres Of Wood land, now ready for sale, as my
health will not allow the pleasure Of cultivatiug
II. Come and see it.
ALBERT J. STARR,
Administrator.
Cottage Farm, Burlington, March 10. w39tf
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WASHINGTON. Nav -.

w ASlilN'ION, MAY -.
Letters have been received from Mr. Ever
EFT, soliciting the opinion Of his friends here
as to his acceptance Of the Baltimore nom. a.
ton. They advise him to accept.
The Gov { to day made a contract with the
Colonization society to take the captured Al
ricans at Key West to Liberia for $4,000.
The Assistant P. NJ General, Mr.. King, re
ports that the books Of the \. Y P3stofice
show a deficiency Of $4,000
WAsHINGToN, May p.
A communication was received from the
Post Master General relative to the defalca-
ton in the New York Post Office, stating
that the facts first became known to the De
rartment on the 10th Of May.
The Paten, Bill was then taken up. and
the clause declaring that no appeal shall be
had from the Commissioners, stricken out.
The Indian Appropriation Bill was then
taken up
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-01
FANCP ARTICLES

ever exhibited in any one store in the United
States Also, Leather Bags, Willow Baskets,
Crockery Toys. &c, &c.
c. L. Yates superior Cooking and Flavoring
Extracts Rabbits Soaps,-Creams.
TIE Boston CHEMICAL SOAP POWDER One paper
making one gallon Soft Soap in three minutes
None genuine unless manufactured By c. L. Wait,
be having paid the inventor, Isaac Babbitt, for
The richt and receipts. SIX thousand dollars.
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FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT,.

4 FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT.---
DR.. Sweett ulallible Linimcnt is prepared from
the recipe DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
the great bone setter, and has been used in his
practice Tor the last twenty years with the most
agtonish ng success. As an external remedy 1t Is
vithou, a rival anI viii alleviate pain more
speedily than any othsr preparation Tor all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly n
falible and as a curative for Sores, Wounds
Sprains. Bruises, Sc, its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties, excite the just
,vo,5ar and establishment of all who have given il
! ..;oI ov,r four hundred certificates Of renarka
BILE cures performed by it within the last TIVE
years, attest this fact.
See advertisement. dS"omos'
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Special Notices.
IMPORTANT TO HORSE OWNERS.

IMPORTANT TO HORSE 0WNER RS.
--Sweets Inlallible Linimcnt is the best external
application for horses ever discovered. and, in all
eases Of Lameness, viii afford immediate relief
SPAWN and Ringbone, those formidable diseases to
which horses are so liable, can be easily cured by
it in their incipieat stages and the most confirm
ed and desperate cases may be greatly relieved
For sprains it is invaluable and never fails to
perform an immediate curc.-H rtfori Press.