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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03
'.Just think" the chi!dron al called, in
The Barber Of SSttookshaWler
A Tale of lie Supernatural.
Ply nA|E LEN ~.

at the little town oc 5tocksNawlor,
on the lover Phino, i. the year Of Grace
1850, resided one llans &oyarshirs, an
Iiains.'iou, and close shaving hurbor
Ills industry met with due edcouraqe.
mcnt ironl the bearded poron Of the
community and the softer So, whose
greatest fant IS iic&!eiees, generally
lp,lectnd Hans for tha honor Of new
fronting .hem, ''Iico they hHl s,ovn
tired OF tbs ringiats neJuie rad h25tow.
| ed, end which .iuls Nd frosted
| Hans continued 20 shave ard thrive
and all tpc ccrerul oil hurshcrs ,'orc-
told o. his future Ecli-doinG, vhc', he
met with n misro-tGno vA;ch promise !
for . time to shat up his shop aNl leave
him 4 heggar. He IN in love.
| Ncighbors warned Fans og tie con,
sequences Of his folly; hrt all. rcaon
stranca was in vain. Co., toners be.
came scarce, wearing oi.t thoiy patience
and their wigs together, The shop be-
came dirty, and winter saw the i.iee Of
summer scattered on his show board.
agnes Flirtitz Was the pre..iest gisl
in S0ksbawlcr. Her eyes we're as
blue as q summers sky, her cheeks SIS
rosy as an autumn sunset ard her teeth
as white rs winters snow. Her nair
was beautiful ha%en-not Il Grah =
hut: that peculiar seven-penny-moist-
suga, tint which the poets OF cid were
wont TO call golden. her voiro vSs
meodious: her notes in alt. were equal
to Crisis, in short size would. have
been very desirable, loval.le young
lady, if she had not been coJuette.
Hans met her ct festival given ia
commemoration OF the demise of the
burgomasters second vifo--I hag Par
don mean in celebration of his unicn
with his third bride. From hat Gay
H,ns was lost barber. Slcepiag.
waking, shaving, cnrline, r'eaving,
powdering, he thought Of noihrg but
Agnes. His love dreams placed tirl
in ell kinds of awkward rredicamcnts.
And Agnes--what thogght sh. of the
unhappy barber? Nothing. except lie
was a p-esumptious pupy, and wore
questionable garments. Hans receiv-
ed an intimation Of this latter opinion;
and, after sundrv .Auaii;ngs and mis-
yivinqs, he resolved to dispose of his
remaining stock in trade, and for ouca,
lress. like a gentleman. The measures
had heen taken bv the tailor, the gar
nents had been basted and tried on,
and Hans was standing at his door in =
s'n'n of ieverish evcitemcn nj awaiting
their arrival in a completed condition,
(as there was to be a fete on the NOR
row at which Agnes was to he present. J
when stranger requested to he shaved
Hans wished him at the-next barber
hu' there was something so nnpleas
antly positive in the STRANGERS appear.
sncs, u hs had not the power to oh.
ject 90 politely bowe him into the
shop. The stranger removed bio cap.
Fsud discovered two very ugly piots.
iberanos, one on each side Of bus head,
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An Arkansas man looked Il, LYDIA
Thompson, Il. New Orleans as she APP
peared il,' JXion, : for few minutes.
aud broke OUT: Dang my buttons, II ut
she's beaity? Lively as a two.year-
Old. She's lightning ny thunder, she's
bully, though You little rascal, you, il
| only had you up in old Rackensack."
He nnconsciously brought down the
honse, and lydiajiined in the applause
although she thought she would not
omigyatc 70 Arkansas.
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CAUTION 10 MorHlGs.--A distinguish.
ed physician OF Paris declared Just be
fore his death, II believe that during
the TWEEN ty-si. Yeas .tAa, l havs
practicad my profession in this city. 90.
900 children Lave been borne to the
cemeteries, a sacrifice to the absurd
custom of naked arms"
"Roston, aGds Pr. Warren. "sacri-
fees 500 babies every year by not
c'otiirg)thcir arms" What these little
arms need is thick, knit, wooden sleeves
extending ftom the hand to the shoul.
der.
The ex,remities require as much
clothing IS The body. Women should
dress theis arms and legs in wooden Of
some Lind. The absurdity Of loose
dowiug sleeves aud vide spread skirts
worn in our climate hardly needs to be
discussed.
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FAMILY CIIaCLF
LOVE. LIGHTENs LABOR.

A good wife arose from her bed one morn
And thought with nervous dread
Ofthe piles Of lothes, to be washed, ant
more
Than dozen mouths to be fed.
There's the,meals to get for the men in the
field, !
And the children to fix away
To school, and the milk to be Skinned ant
churned;
And all to be done that day.
Irhad rained in the night, and all the woot
Was wet as it could be;
And there were puduings and pies to bake
| beside
| A loaf of cake for tea.
And the day Nls hot,aDd her aching heai
Throbbed wearily az she said:
'lfmaidens but knew what good wives
know,
They would be in no haste. 70 we'd.
Jennie what do yon think l told Per
Hrown?"
Called the farmer from the well:
And a flash rent up to his brenzed brow
And his eyes halfbasbfully fell; ..
at was this" he said, and looming ncar,
He smiled. and STOPPING down,
Kissed her chcck--''twas this, .hat you
were the best
And the dearest wife in towns
The farmer went back to The [eIl and The
wife
+ Int smiling ard absent way,
sang 2natches offender little soags
Shed not sang for MANY Il day,
Ana The pain in her head was gone, and
the clothes
We're aa white as The icam ofde2ca;
Iier bread was light, and her butter as
2 sweet
And golden as it could be.
''Just think" the chiidron al called, in
brcatk
"gOn Wood has rUn Otto zee.
BE wouldn't, ] know. if nc ouly had
As happy horaa O. wei
The nigh came down and tho god wife
smiled
To lerselfa. a!.e oGly said:
''Ht. SO sweet 70 labor fnr dose VIC love.
It's NOT strange thar noiGs VIII wedw
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rTy Advertisements for all charitable
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|to contribute IN proportion TO the public.
land tlIen if thcy charged for their work. II
Swa~ looked upon as eXtortion. AS well
lg.Ea merchant to give money and charge
nothing for his goods.
II. All communications to advance Tie
Interests of any individual, or corporate
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slof the public benefit. and what ought to
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The Charlottesville Review saws tbs

The Charlottesville Review says that
on last Sunday morning. the Rev. Sam.
ne, Godfrey, ofthis city, who heretoforc
has supported the Radical party.
preached an eloquent scrmon to large
and attentive audience in the Methodist
Church at Charlottesville. In The coures
OF the services he offered up the follow.
ing PRAYER: "Ob Lord! Thou knowest
thet the leading men OF our ration, and
those occupying the highest public po-
sit ons are thieves and robbers, plps-
d rcrs and murdcrsrs, drunkards and
debauches that We have too may Uae..
lans AMI too many BeechenA OLego.
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Marry lOG0g.


rhot all people should marry, non,
will dcny. Iton, when. should peopl,
mafry?
, We eonha,icol,v cav tha, ,aorriao,
is 4 habit that should be contracted in
an carh sfaoa Of life
There is a kind ogy;gorons hosb that
lola ,,ojo, s,,in ,ut tc ,bo office, ,bo
no ,o,n sl,,,,,1 ,,orr, ,,,;, h, :. tr.o,
Itv.av, Tr,,,,ot,ra ioi, o,,, ico i i
,i,,s--n, r,a,, sLon,d ,ro,rr until. ,o
inns acorircd hnh,tq Of i,Ecua.e ero
li.sino,;or ,,,;l ta has u,p...od ~.
frame ly Yo,oay and racz,..ag Eytnr-
urril ho h,s grittornd Li- om,,t;ous
pway in the ,oor,alrio. .na Gigfatio,.
o5 o5.,c;.,.,.-r,,il 70 hoe s,.,,, ou nj.
uonoy in wo,,crul g-tyayaoo,ec--u,s;i
Inf. ilpg, o,d on;nfons ar, =, ar,o,,
I..,.,1 .l, .-...... ..r
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"foter, what are you doing to tha,
boy 7" said y schoo.mastcr. "He want
ed to know # you took lc from 1t
how many will remain2 So tool; 10
Of his marbles to show him, and row
h, wants that should give them back
w ell, why don't you 10 it, then? 2"
Cause, sir, he would then forget how
many is left"
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Monday, Decembcr13th 1860.
nW1l$7 30
Land for Sale.

Jas. Anderson VS. John Anderson, ct. ais
Petition.
By virtue of a decree of the County
Court Of franklin County. Tenn- pro-
nouNced in the above cause. ! will, on
Monday. December 9th. 1860.
before the Courthouse door in Winchester
offer for sale, to the highest bidder. on q
credit of one and two years. except tlt
sum OF ten per centun', which must be
paid ON day of sale, the lands of which
David Anderson died, seized and Possessed
containing lUOacres
Tie biddings to commence at SG.pei
acre.
Notes with good and sufficient securi-
ties Will be required, andh lien retained
untii the purchase money is paid.
JOuN.G. ENOCIiS, Clerk.
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F. J. Bitterlieh T. j. L8gler,
Administrators Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate Of c.
NJ. Farmer. deed, are notified TO come for
ward and settle tile same without delay
and all who have claims against said es-
laLr are required to pre- ent them, duly
authenticated. within the time. prescribed
by law, or .hey will be forever barred.
w. B.FARMER, Admir-.
ELIZABETH FARMER, Adm'x.
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County Cour5 of Franklin Co,uty.

I COiinty COUrV OF Ffhiih!ll NOtthJy
Mary Damron, VS.. ". 3. Smith, adniinis-
traitor. ct. ais.
On motion. and il appearing to the Clerk
| from the affidavit of mplainant. that tie
| lendlnt9, VIM. Damron ana Ihos. Danlfon
are non-residcnts OF the State ofTonngs>ce
so that the ordinary process of The law
cannot be served upon thea. &
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he nade for four Successive weeks IL the
Home Journal. Il newspaper published il
the town of Winchester, Tenn. reGuiiin"
them to appear on or before ti,r i'rs'Mo1-
day in january, 1870, before .. II. NcCut-
cheon. Judge, and answeg on dclnur 10
COmplainanrs bill, or the sane viii le Ia
ken for confessed, and set for Rearing e&
parte as to them. j .. LNocus.
upcI6-Sl 80 tiCri;
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ard the razor emitted sNait sparks Us
it encountered the b iistles on the
strangers chin. Hans Silt particular
|ly uncomfortable, and not a wore
hitherto had passed On either side
when the stranger brbke The ice by
asking rather abruptly, "Haye you any
schnabps in the houseE'' Hans jump
ed like a parched pea. Without wait
ing for reply the stranger rose and
opened the cupboard. II Heycr t1be
anything stronger than wp;er' sait
Hans, inrep!y to tue "Plsn y = whicl
broke trom.the straEgcra pps - ht
smelt at the contents Of Il title browl
pitcher. "Aiore fool you. replied hi;
custolner. Here, tas.e lit,--some o
the richest grapo blood q hueinea!
and he handed blus . $nali iiSsh
which the sober barrier respectfully De
clIned. ella! ha. and yet. ygu Aop;
to thrive with the women" ,e4id tL'
stranger. No wonder Agnes tr9at'
Iyou as she does. But drink Inan
irinlim
The stranger took q pipe and coolly
seated himself in his chair, irnng ono
leg over The hack OF another, an' str!l
ing his finger brisi;iy ddwh his nose
elected flame that igoited his toha"
co, and then lie palYei aud puile9, I'll
,yery moth in the shop con.ho,leson'.
|, Tie uneasiness Of Haus increased AND
1 he looked toward. the door wi>1 The
mo ST .cowardy intention: nd 10! t'"o
lavobpg d,nvle(, face, we're pecyiur in
at tDem. "Ha. how are yoUi' said
the stranger; "come in, come iA"'
and to Hans horror, two very equiyo-
cal damseIs entered the shop. Hans
felt scandalzed and WAS about to make
most powerful renoustranae, Wien
he encountcrci the eya of his ilnperti.
neut customer; and llom it+ Sinister
expression, he thought i wise to keep
silent On..of she dam Fl, seated her.
,clronon fi,e s,yau,o,'g knee. whilst
a., ofber lacked most coayipgly TO thc
barhor. who however. remained proof
to M her wjols and h'ipk2, and wreath
ed smile.
ySblitzen exclaimed the. .Iody, "the
MANS an i,.iaIcr
..II.no y,u're q fool !" said ,bc s;rirl-
g..
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Gift of Providence,

She only asks Il trial OF her skill, and re-
fers to numerous certificates which she
has in her possession, to test her ability to
do what she professes.
s3Hs" She only asks "a trial. This'is 10
humbug. She can he found ut her Iesi-
dcnrc. in Winchester, at all times.
juu
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"Say, stranger, do smell ofliqour"
Yes, yon do; aud YOU are so drunk,
besides that You can't stand up wiil.out
holding on to the lamp-post." What
on earth shall | do2 I'm pedler Of.
religious books, and it'll play Ill
with my business"
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: +---+-
rcpcntcd orhis boast at parting, and
had called for his teeth Being q good
natured sort of lad, Hans shuilled
downstairs, aud opening the door call
ed him 90 come over. The stranger
obeyed the summons, but honorably
refused to accept Of his teeth, except
on the conditions Of his wager. To
Hans gea, surprise he seemed perfect
" acquainted with the phemomenonof
the past night, and good .naturedIy Of
iered 10 90 TO Stiiz, and inform him Of
the BARRIERS dilemma The stranger
departed and in few moments the
tailor arrived, and having aseert aimed
by the inch-measuge the ruth Of Hans
conjeelarcs, 1udo him be Of good cheer
as be had u suit Of. clothes that would
exactly lit him, They had been made
!or'l irevting giant, wlo had either
for@ottcn to calI for them, or su poet.
cd chat ~u,z would REQUIRE The gilt be
fore he &ayc Cp tho brood4losh,
The tailor was rjgdt--they did fiji
aud IN On hour a'tc.Eard Hans was oh
I'tis we 70 the tc,e. When he arrived
u, th.rn ,non,, ,F i,;, ,,l1 c,;.,,., ,s,y,,l
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d unsurpassed tor the execution OF Card
Ind other job Printing, in all color=.
ii Ia We keep on hand a good stock OF
Stationery. such as Cards. of ailsizes, color,
ISMd patterns. Flat-Cap. Fooscap, Letter
Anl Note Paper, Mourning Paper. &c
wedding Tickets and Visiting Cards in
He'd IN the fastest style. Pamphlets. Pro
tmmmrs. Posters, Horse and Jack Bills,
Aabcls, Bill-llcads. lndenturcs, Circplars,
}heck,, and Blank: of all kinds, printed to
3rier.
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A niger me.nb2r Of the Alabama
Legislature wears & chignon, fixed up
With hairpins, and scented with ottar OF
roses and bcnzinc, the latter to kill the
natural odor He ia candidate for
Secretary ofState. ard is a strong one.
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RI Thni.ccrN UirisiOM.

November. Hon. W. p. llickcrSon. prcsi-
din Judge. I. j. Jackson Cierk-Otlce
NJ house.
u Sd Chanccry D;risiOm.
a Chaucery Court tor Franklin county held
Oh Wednesday after thiid Mondays 9! Feb
mary and august. Hon. i. NJ lillman
prc.ting Chancellor. II. l.. hstill, Clerl;
4 Master. and Thos. Short, Deputy. Office
er east corner Public Square.
VI county COHrt.
II Held on 1st Monday OF each month
Hcn.L. \. McCurcheon. presiding Judge
JduG t.. Enochs. Clerk and j. L. Enochs
Deputy. O.licr in courthouse.
d AQualterly Court held i-t Mondays OF
january. April. July and October.
a justices Of t!so Peace.
John W. Williams. Office at his Saddle
Nop. southwest side Public Square.
a Oticc. ofJusticc Finch and Justice Pry-
q ii the row of brick offices opposite
Home journal Office.
County Eegtstcr.
81. j. Martin. Register. Office, south
Nrncr Public Square.
"A County Trustee.
i. j. Turner, Trustee. Residence in
southwest Winchester.
% Tar Collector.
ll"rnlon Green. Tax Collector. Office
Viii County Court Clerk.
county Surveyor.
(. Col. T, T. Estill, Residence across
3oling Fork. on street or road leading to
DccHerd.
sheriff.
u. }. Martin, Sheriff. Office at Brazel-
pn y, corner. Thos. II. Finch. Ross Curtis
~ A.l. ohidmore, Deputies.
Coroner.
Nath Frizzell, Jr. Coroner. Residence
On ELK River.
Ranger.
John I. Slater, Ranger. Office on Main
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Church Directory.

s"m0ert"nd Presbyterian Church
Rev. VI. Il. Bone. Pastor. Services ever,
ihOat,.,at lGle A. ~. and Ia NJ. Sabbatl
I9cl "a. M. Prayer meeting Up. NJ. eve
Mefhodisf Episcopal Church.
hey. J. Il. Thompson. Pastor. Service.
Stry sabbath ut l0Is A. NJ. and 7p. NJ
4 "-tth school. 0A. NJ. Prayer meeting
Easistery Wednesday night.
Baptist Church.
r'ev -. u. Lloyd. Faster. Services ev-
4. oa1Datii at l01 A. M. and 7P.M. Sun
nchool "a. N. Prayer meeting Z T.
e'ery Wednesday night.
Episcopal Church.
Ierviees at the Scwanee Institute ever
~ 'tll morning. at 1Oi. o'clock, by Rev
u hheed. Sabbath School o.. II.
Pnlon MO Lodge No. l9, I. 0.O.F,
khnrcc,,,s every thursday night, over NJ. /
ir,,, =, W. Newman. Noble Grand; n. r.
,an, Vice Grand; Peter Waldmal
Ksurer; GEORGE Lefeber. Secretary:
4 "'''e' permanent Secretary.
cumberland T1n!, Lodge, F. A. M.
,erun ryIs on tine ktlsMo,Iday night beCor,
r. VII hoon in each month.
BE- Im Inv iilianis. NJ; Cal. Blair, s. "
.ghahan. J. W. -: Il. Merritt. Secre-
arm 'ohn Vaughan. Treasurer; William
3ovl 81 y. v: Aa3sc c AID well. ]. D,:J, 1,
encfe9eoe Usssss =. 1ueeaMfvNw
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1t hds been said by a debtor who dill
not pay his debts, and was opposed to
usus', that it "heiug against bis prin.
cFic to pay C '0tcrcst, and against
h.s interest G pa heprincipd, be paid
neither the on, nor the other.
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We are prepared to execute, in the very
|,rprc-t styir. all kinds of Job Work. Our
material is all new, and selected by'us in
irrSon. An experience OF fifteen years as
ifactlcal printers anda pride in our busi-
he, i, 4 guarantee that customers viii be
iIcayrf. We consider neat work an ad-
,,,..,.,.,,A =, g ,t,. h,,
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"N hy do you wink TT me, sirt' said
boaUtiFul. young lady, an ri y, to Il
stranger, Al Q party, IN evening or two
since. ''l beg your pardon, Madam
replied the Wit. Il wink as men do
when they look at the sun your sp!cn.
dor dNzz.rd my eyes"
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Certain Relief to the Afflicted


Tenders her services to the citizens o
Winchester. in tie treatment of All Ci,r0ni,
and Nervous Diseases, which She treats IL
a manner peculiar to herself. by virtue OF /
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced
in the cause therein pending, "Turney
Templeton, ct. ais, vsJ. b. .COwan, et. ais .
will, on
Monday, December13th. 1860,
offer for sale. to the highest bidder. Mt the
Courthouse door in WINCHESTER, Tenn, the
tracts of land on which said Cowan Low
resides. about two miles southeast OF
Winchester, on the following terms -
(S2,S6l.95) twenty-eight hundred and SIX
ty-one dollars and nincty-live cents in
cash-tre Laiance on Il credit until the
25th December. 1870. for which note with
good and sufficient seclirity will be re-
quired. and lien retained until tine whole
of the purchase money ispaid,
Ii. X. ESTILL, &. IL NJ.
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Art and scitn Q have no en.s bu.
those who are ignorant.
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A new physiological discovery has
been made by young man-;-namely,
that thGpulse Of young ladies': general
" beats stronger in the palm Of the
1ard than at the wrist. AS TO more
elderly females, even little boys know
by stern experience that the palm ol
The maternal hand heats awful strong.
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Franklin County Directory
SIR ,y,tyiciuI circuit.

SIR Jadiciai Gii'cHjt.
Circuit Court for Franklin county held
N fourth Mondays Of March. July and
November. Hon. w. j. llickerSOn. prcsi-
|ng Judge. Z. }. Jackson CIerk-Ohicc
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A little four year old in Richmond,
very fond Of q certain dish, when ask
cdby his mother if he would ike to
be an angel with wing, and fY about
Heaven like his little dead brother, re-;
pied aftel" pausa, NO, ma; I'd n
heap ryther be q hawk and live on
chickcn.".
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wATTERSON ~ 4 d BEASLEY
Editors and Proprietors. y
r MS:
Al Subscriptions Required Strictly in Adaic'

Rates of Adrertisin0.
Mdysrtisements inserted at 81 80 PEI
Pre- OF ten lines (brevier siac,) first in
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Bl JJ:H BILLINGS.

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