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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

! FACTS FOR FARMERs.--ssIf. you invest
your money in tools, and then leave them
exposed to the weather, it is the same as
looming money to spendthrift without Sc
curity- dead loss in both instances.
If you invest your money In books and
never read them. it is the some as putting
money into bank, but never drawing
either principal or interest.
Il II you invest Nancy in fine stock and do
mot feed and protect them, and properly
care for them, It is The same a. dressing
your wife in silk to do kitchen work.
4 If you invest your money in choice
fruits and do not guard and give them
chance to grow and prove their value, it is
the .,s same anne q putting good hand band into the
s. II you invest your money in good farm
and do not cultivate it we'll, it 10 the same
as marrying q good wife and 30 abusing
and enslaying her as to crush her energies
and break her heart. 81 sit lasN
III you invest your money in q fine house
and do not cultivate your mind and taste
So as to adorn it with Intelligence and re-
finement,it Is as you were 10 wear broad
cloth and silk hat to mill.
{ III you invest your money in fine clothes
and do not wear them with dignity and
ease, it is as if plowman were to sit at a
jewelers. table to make and adjust hair
spring.ne .leaW y tfsea eas issa s.ss.
II you invest your money In strong drink,
it Is the same as turning hungry hogs into
q growing corn6eld-rnin will follow In
both c&ses. ssls ssatsa i sa. s..ss..sAsss aY ss
2 If you invest your money in every new
wonder that flaming circulars proclaim, It
Is the same as buying tickets ct 2 lottery
Office where there are ten blanks to one
prize. ~''s 81
IF you invest your money in the "last
novel," Il 10 the same ~ employing .
tailor's dandy TO dig your potatoes.-Er-
change. ~ .@
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

confamina4ion = vaztously caused By nMcs
di.sses, low "a. iyinE: disordssed q. dlgs.tiea
hahits, ~ Depressing vics, I'D, absvs n 4
rs vsnegeal illbesioa Whatever b = ~
4 b hsgeditazy b u conseitatiso. dasees]
ilsa parents e ssi ;ass. s9 : e saad
rod 81 Him who says, I" / wln 'viis ths -
ties q the faGhezS 1peu dheiS child1snsp E.
diseases which i osigiaaaes IKE vasious -
according Y. The organs + attacks. = -
lungs, Scrofala produces tubercles, and 1i
Consumption; d do Glands, swellhgs e
suppurate md become ulcerous setes -
stomach and bowels, arrangements whiea ~
duce indigestion. dyspepsia, and liver -.
plants; on the skin, eruptive and cstaao~,
affections. These I'll having the SAM Co.
require the same remedy, viz. puri6ca6oa 2
invigoration q ths hood. Purify u ~ !
and these dangerous distemPers sssW - ;
With feeble, foul, O. corrupted blood no -
mot have health with that :. life q u 60
healthy, you cannot have sczofulous disease
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09
yRPERIOR CURRY C1RDS.-Hav

~ ing neither cracks, corners screws or tAckes
Their extreme durability, smoothness, cheep.
ness, and general usefulness, make tneM -
Son, and sold BY Hard ware. Saddlery and Wooo.
enough to try. junel7-etW
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

Thank goodnoss, Ihave neither son nor
brother to be anxious about. heard Of
ono young man the other day who ~ near
~ ppssible engaged himself TO . handsome
Ho1tentot. What in the world would the
countess, his mother, and his sisters, the
Ladies' Anne and Louisa, have said to such
= ai5ter-in-law?-A And yet they would have
had he8 t. the ularyia0 hAds not hsenspre-
vented by the preaeue6sof mind Of friend
Of mine, young brother- ofhcer Of his own.
s II ID really serious question, now that
our young men areseut Ill over the world
when hardly out Of School.room discipline,
whether they. ought not to marry before
they 10. This, anxious smothess and sis
tsys GENERALLY try to prevent, and with
some show Of reason, for 1t that time . man
can scarcely know his own mind. Then,
again, IL he waits till he comes home for
good he II what il commonly called an
old togie, whom no pretty girl would real
" care for. Both are evils, but the worst
evil Of all y picking up no one knows
whom, Ia those far-o6 lands, and then Ind
ing, when you come home, and take your
place amongst your family and friends,
that though your wife might do very we'll
IN the bush, or ut small country stations,
she II neither an ornament to your fathers
halls nor your mothers drawing-room.--
So, young men, bewarel The old woman
has had her say.-Chdmbers' Journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

len ACRES-The N. w. II 22-72
lVV miles east of Kossuth, 80 acres "
culGvation-a small house thereon. Fbv sale q
exchange for Greenbocks. Price ten dollars PEI
ac i.s.,.Is ms seSZ GE0; y. a,insioa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09
MONEY! MONEY l!-THE IN.

xA DERSlGNED has for loan q eight -
cent. interest, several thousand dollau belene'
The loan to be made for not less than ons ~
nor longer than nve years, and in accofdan0
with the Law governing the Investment q ~
School Funds. ir@ WIN (3ARREIT
1el6-0ltW4W Clerk District Cont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19
PROMOTIONS IN THE FIRST YER
MONT NATHV

Capt, II. NJ. Page co. G has been made
Major to command the % battalion vice
Wells promoted.
Capt A. j. Grover, co. r has been made
Major TO command the 81 battalion vice Ben
nett promoted.
Capt. II. NJ. Page went out as 1st Lieut..
co. G., and was made captain on the promo
ton Of Capt. Wells. and now follows him a.
gain in the line OF promotion.
Tho promotion Of Major Page has been
nobly earned. lie has been seldom absent
from the regiment during its long service,
and has borne himself with distinguished ga,-
lantry ina many engagements.
lis battalion aud bis many friends every
whore sill rejoice ia bio good fortune.
Maj Grover went out as lst Lieut.. co. +
from Windsor county, and in the winter Of
1863 was made captain Of co. X. He served
pre- iously ia tho regular army and is every
inch soldier, cool and skiIlfdl, and the same
time daring, almost to reckessness be has
proven himself eminently fit for his present
position and will ill it with credit to his com.
mand and himself.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19
ptatbs,

In wihamstown, Aug 9, John A only child Of Asa
s. simonds aged years and ~ days.
In Brookhcld, Aug. no, Roswell she7ard' aged 81
In Fays,on, July % OF dphheria George Wesley,
son Of Royal and Lydia k' Mansfield aged " ears
month and Days.
In Plan6eld, Aug, l2 Of typhoid fever and pneu-
mona, Alice "a, wife of Rev Joshua Gui' aged a'ou'
% years,
4 Saratoga Springs. Aug IA, Hon. David French, Of
Barre aged 20 years.
Ia Waitsf Id, Aug. llth yeD suddenly, with THO
heart disease Mrs Orpha Holden, wife VI hlDah iol-
don, aged ~ years.
Ia this village, Of typhoid fever, Aug. l5.h Martha
Ann. vi'e Of Il. N. Wells, aged ~ yo7Is.
La Barre very suddenly, Aug ht Of paralysis OF the
lungs, Mr.. CHENEY Keith aged 90 iears.
In barre July ION, Mrs. Anna banerof widow oil
Lyman bancroft, a3od 6i Yeas July "a, john H. so'
Of Hiram Carlton, eyed 10 jeaIs. July sA'h, N.Y. Lev
Trow, aged 40 years.
In Geneva, Allen Co.. Kansas, hlaJ 2lh, Of consnm.
ton, j Franklin FISK, OF rufnudgs VI
ln Danyilo Aug. 10Th, Mr. john Fisher aged neafi'
10 years. =,
In Walden, April Sh, 1868, Of hoopiog cough, Nam
s aged years 10 months and n days june 20,
] u s. General Hospital, Alexandra, Va Of typho
fever Vim H. Kitiredge, aged 20 years mouths
10 days a member Of 81 VI. Battery. Ia Walden, Jui
%, Lydia Anu aged years months and days 90
ON, Charles Edgar, Is years. July iVth, Mary lsibe
aged years aud m mths the three as named OF 10
fatal mAlady, dfphiheiia--au children uf Benjamin
and Mary 4. kittrcdgo.
la Cabot, july ION, two infant sons Of Cola and '
. A. Gum
la Marshaeld. July 20, Mrs Phsbe. rehot Of Cape
Josiah Hollisier, eyed " lfa's
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

d. Ilopsandof Dollars pad to swindling quaeks
dt..t, watch is ic0rse than Mr0wn aoay This comes
from tflstug the deceptive Advertisements Of men
ciiH themselves DEBTORS, whose only recommendation
Is i-tlf MsV sry ot MenseirsS ~ Advertising phy-
s..ls. u nine cases out ri ten, iWp0St0rs. Inc
y ssfo gayis, consult re5ui1r practising physca'5
or II Won prefer who makes your disease s'ec'ahg,
BE- sure t hs is not aqVertising gHnct you VIII
hove reason 90 regret 10. DR.. MArrH0N is the only
educated physician Providence. Il not in New England
-t aatalfsas treating Spceai Mr'adissi andhe gives
IsuarhrHu TESTIMONIALS, without which no stranger
be- entitled confidence Enclose one sampior post
aeo and send for them with pamphlet on SPECIAL Dis
EASES sent free DR. Matsun is a regularly educated
ply stefan OF twenty yc1rs experience ten in an ex-
t-nsre general prlrfire, until declining health com
PEELED him tofemquish that and adoptan Office practice
treating 100 diseases aud accidents resulting nom I'M
prudence 90 both sexes giving them his ch0ie attention
Persons, at distance, having aug Important OF duheu
case ..iil do t consult Dr. n Or send for ME 'es-
timaniali before going elsewhere An business faithful
ly attended %, and psrject saffvIrtion guHIlfeca-
I e. advice az Office, frso Address Lock- No. AA
/ mot 20 or DIR. MAlIlSON,
NO. q Union ST., Providence, K. |.
] STgg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

Mrs. CLARK. wife of Rev. d ~. Clark,
Cincinnati Ohio wiites--"I have used Mrs,
S. A. Aliens Zylobulsamum with much sa-
usiaciion 10 dressing my Own and children. 8
hair. After trying various articles, feel no
hesitation in recommending yours as the best
have ever used lt gives the hair soft,
glossy appearance, and retains 1t "a any posi-
non desired lS:daw
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot,
1913 Greenwich ST., New York. daw;ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

Cam receipts since yesterday haye been
PSI bbIs aour 1900 bush Coru, 1907 bush oss ana
1000 bush shurs The market Tor tlonf Is hrm WIN
I,if demand We quote Western supclnne az ~ ~
eiOy o clnnlou extras al 80 50 Slll9i medium 90
al sltUO sll2ji aud good and cnoec' luolu1'"g
IA, orite ST. Louis brands az IL 90 Fiio7 per Vo'
Corn there have smai sales At SIG SiO or western
mixed ana southern GLOW az Sl1o per oust Va's
~ setu al II 81 OS for Northern and oanada i'y
I sl, sherts sl7 sfs and Fine Feed at go per ion.
Ptpwsions--Pofk is steady AZ e3l a $50 Tor phne ,
AZ $50 for mess and $40 a 3 or clear cash beel
ssnue nom no b2g per Dol iof Eastern AnA Mefltin
MA ~ ~ 20 in bills and uelcrsi anu hm.hau
Hams 20 o. pfl ID, as 70 qualify butter @na 'h''e'
un change.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19
A LETTER FROM A SECESH sOJER
no HIS BkrTER HALF.
Cagip Of The First South Carolina Gfaybacks. be-)
foie "a Scamp, md Behind Petersburg, ~ hoye-
ibluts JuiV 81, 1864

Camp Of the First South Carolina Gtay5acts. be-)
fofo "a Scamp, md Behind PeiosbHfg, 0r there
abJuts, July 81, 1861
BELOVED OF MY Sour Your war worn
husband takes his pen in hand in strange land
ou a foreign strand under the command Of our
mutual friend Colonel Pluck Buzzard, Of
Kainwater Court House, s. G. My ink is
pale ana ! have 20 ale. My pen is poor, and
20 IL my grub. My quarters in camp are
passablc, but tho quarters in my pocket are
NOT. Last night had a mudpuddle tor my
pillow, and covered myself with a sheet Of
water. long for more whiskey barrels and
M gun barrels, mole biscuit aud less bull
lets. How / wish you were here. The fur
Their away get from you the better like
YOU. SO that you may know how we work
here in defiance OF the cussed Yanks, / send
you what dyo call it-a dairy Of my daily
labor.
o'clock Called up from roll in the
mud by roll Of drums. No prospect of q
roll OF broad Shoulder spades.
4l-2 60 6 AN. | dig and throw up the
earth. Get sick aud throw up yestordy's ra-
tons.
Z o'clock. Another roll Of drums. Filing
"a into limo and dcfling my inexpressibles
with mud and other sacred soil, drawing ram
rods, but mo- pay. No Smelling out 10y gov
eminent. but oussod deal too much Smelling
out by Grant
o o'clock Moro drilling but not Of the
cotton kind, whorowith to increase my pres
cnt supply OF one shirt.
10 o'clock More digging SpaduIar re-
searches into the geological formation Of the
caith. Find b. to comprise alternate stratas
OF sweat, sunstroke, swearing, boulders and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

Sixteen Of the rebel officers confined on
Johnson's Island, near Sandu,ky, escaped on
the sth They were all pursued and easily
captured,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

DIR. BUGHANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS
cure IN less than 30 days the eases q EtNO
NESS. Impoteucy Premature Decay, seminal Weak
ness Iussnity and all Uinarv, Sexual and Neryou, At
one Dollar per box sent posi- paid by mail. ON re-
ceipt Of order One Box will perfect me cgiG ~ most
cases. Address JAMES $ BUTLER,
I8.24daw General Agent. Az broadway, Rev ok
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19
A CARn no INNALIpS.

A Clergyman while reading IN South America as a
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy ior the
Cure Of Nervous weakness, kary Decay, Diseases Of
me Urinary and Seminal Organs, and tn whole train Of
disorders brought ON by baneiu and vicious HABITS
Great numbers have been already cured by his noble
remedy PTomptedby desire TO bench, the afflicted aud
unfortunate, will send recipe fol preparing and
us.l.. ths medicine, in sealed envelope to any ono
Who needs it, Free Of charge.
Please iuoose a stamped envelope, addressed to your
SELF address
JosBrH 4. INMAN,
9849 dsw Sau1n d. Bible House Non FORK Ctty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19
17ii85 '1' '01I Attest r.R MBRRl1I. Judge
CTEPHEN r. HoLLIsTER
GEORGE LANGDON. JOHN B LANGDON &
ALONZO REUWAX.

ALONZO REDWAl
Whereas Stephen r. Holli ter preferred his petition
to the March Term 1868 u Washington County Court
praying for division Of piece OF land in the VILLAGE ~
Montpelier bounded norhery by the house lot formerly
owned and occupied by Harry Richardson, eAst.ry by
lain Street called southery by the street leading
from said Main the North Branch 50 calcd
10 the State House and westerly by said North Bran h.
il being the same lot which the Union House so cAi
ed formerly stood the title 10 which Is held IN common
by said Ste nhen r. HOLSTER aud said George Laugdan,
and in which said John b. LAngdon and Alonz' hed-
way are interested And whereas such proceeding have
been had said petition that said Court have ordered
sale Of premises at public auction;
Now therefore. we the undersgned appointed Com
msoners for that purpose by said Court hereby give
oe that we will sell said premises public auction ppr
suant 70 the order Of said Court Saturday the ION
day ~ september 1885, At 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
20 the highest bidder. said sale to be made On 'aid
premises. .-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

C. q. CLARK * CO., Proprieior',
New Haven, Conn.
DEMAS BARNES 81 co.. General Agents.
% Para Row Sew York.
GEO. g. GOODWIN 4 CO.. Boston.
h26.daw.eou.lv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19
EnurnttnnaI.

educational.
vvr,st,t,groN rnrN.r\. GkAJNfER
IA N'''i-'' ~
M. Fsl Term Vii camme1es Monday, Aug 2oh
Miss SARAH q. bAOwN rrcopuess.
Ar.iaiel nsiraeu1ut and is patrons ','ll be pleased
20 learn i1at iefs 'cpi.ll anu e4''I''N'1N '-'''
" NSGa..i,,. A ~. IL is5i. d,v2v
DARHE ACADEMN.-The Fan Term
Z ! vsrI q aiu or Varrsllr eent.mue- l.
" j S tPAULDlNG
Barre Aug. g. 1854 l'"S"
.,,,,,,,,,,
ion Of f' ''-i s.r. W. H. ooaaoa sslesl
fan tenn begins sept b 1868
EDWARD CONAN (, Prtnetpa|
Randolph, VS. Jut} l9 ,'ptl.aa~
,--pEINa GOODS. Usr RECEIVED
- -nr-
IL II b Il IL Is
Da1pER AND 1AiLoR
s7.rr e-.tlr No.rFstffk VpRuovr
STATE IN, Az. '.a..' i -.
1HoAD9' oIAa = ASH. 5y ~ -' AMI A' i-''''
Cp ~ d IS " Y Z L s.
,..r,,... .tins for d GOOD and
a D. 81. = a. a. .a ~ n ~
.OLOTH IND TRIM MING
MILITARY UNfOHas
Mad, ,t .s,r, ,.fir, according t1 One Regulations
of the Omitted States ARMY
s.. AZ loi 's 5 u. +. As 'Nq s,a a.1of' just
''e'f1 t'' '
NEW GOODSl NEW GOOD 5!
T.c sllseuact has ilst returned nom market with q
complete s.ao.neot Of family
~ o., 4, q, - D, =,
- 40
Tie ei-o 90,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

- IA e or YER MON I :,
- WASHTNGTON DISTRICT, IS.

Do Probate Court, held Montpelier, within and for
sll District ON the 10Th day OF August, a. ID. lsJl'
Au instrument purrotiing 20 Be the last WIN ana
ds.et. deceased, being presented 90 the court BY Cha
pu Bates, uc executor therein named, for Pro-
bate 10 Is ordered by said court, that All persons con-
carred croin be notified % appear session of said
court 90 be holden at the Probate Office IN Montpelier,
on Oh 7h Jay Of September A. d. ld3i and show cause
u any they may have against the Probate N said WIZ
ur which purpose i is further ordered, that copy Of
the record OF This order be published three weeks sue.
'iyely Do She VI. Watchman state Journal printed
DC Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hear
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p,ools.ls. 1,ly 27a. A. - D. ,. 1854 "a NAN 1918
EoRdE ". WEIGHTS EsrATE.-

~ FORGE w. WEIGHTS ESTATE
NJ The subscribers, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate for the district Of Washington,
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims
aud demands Of all persons against the estate Of George
resentedinsolyent and the term Of six from the
aSh day q July 1861 being aowedby sad court 20 the
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respeotive claims before Give notice, that we Will
attend the duties Of our appointment AZ the oee OF
r. Lamson Ia Cabot in said district, on the 2sih day
Of August and 2nd day Of January next, at one o'clock
ia the afternoon, on each OF sad days
JOSEPH LANCE, fona,Y,
j. T.. LAMSON, )
lG.IR
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~ III ~ : 49, - R. MHRNILL. Jalgs.
= TATE OF vERM n I /,

- WARRINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
ln Probate Court held at MONTPELIER in SAID District
on tho on day cf August, A. D. 1861
David Gould, admuiatrat0r Of the estate OF Lanei
Gould late % Cabot, in said District deceased presents
hi. administration account for examination and ALLOW
snee, aud makes application for decree ot distribution
and partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whercupou It is ordered by said court that SAID ae-
count aud said application be referred 20 session n
SAID court TO BE- held the Probate Office IN Sad Mont-
pcer the 30th day Of August A. d. loBi for hearing
and decision thereon. and IL Is further ordered That
mott hereof be given 20 all persons interested W pu
Waterman x STATE Journal, newspaper published At
Montpelier. previous 10 said time appointed for hearing,
that they may appear at said tme aud place aad show
cause II any they may have why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made
by the Court ,.rn,,r, -.
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CITATE OF VERM Mt


y" WAsHINOTON DISINlCT 50
u Probate Court, held at Montpelier in said District,
On tls 2lsi Day OF July, A. d 1854.
n man CARPENTER administrator Of the estate Of Asa
Brown late q Manchester, N II deceased, presents
his ADMINISTRATION account ior examination and allow
estate OF said deceased In his possession 70 the principal
sdninistratur OF said deceased in the state Of New
Hamp. hire. ,
Whcroupon 1t s ordered by said court, that said ae,
count aud said application be referred 70 session NJ said
court % he held 40 the Probate Office 90 said Moppehcr
decision there1n. And It Is further ldercd thai notice
hereof be given all pefanns interested, ~ puhAest"n
Nvstrb,,., < state Inutrnl a newspaper published at
Moneor previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
tha he's may appear az said time AID place. and show
cause II any they may have, why SAID acc0uht shoulu
not be- Allo~ed, and such decree made
By the Court ,,,,
i6lS Auest, l. X, MhhtlilL, Juuse,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

A WORD 10 TIE w loE
n. h. Dows's ELlNiR Is winning many new friends.
has long been tried with perfect success, and TO cure
a Cough OF Cold Group or Whoopng cough, it has no
slpcdof We call the attention OF our readers to The
column Of j r Heng 4 Co., for iun particulars.
AN our Druggists ia Montpelier sell the Elixir daw'ti
AN IMPERIAL GROWN
is mere BAUD O. but tue Groom Of beauty, conferred on
the head which nature has neglected TO embellsh, OF
rIMs has robbed Of us Native Hue, by
CRlSTADOhO's HAIR DYE,
RETAINS IT'S DARK LuerRE
Il renewed at intervals
TO THE CLOSE or LIFE
Peerless among Thousands
Of preparations that promise much and perform nothing
stands
Cyisfadoros liar PreSoruatire,
valuable adjunct 70 the Dye, in dressing and promot
ing the growth ami perfect health OF the hair and o
ITSELF when used aone-a safeguard that protects Ih
6nrcs from decay under all circumstances and unde
all olme7 l''loaa"
Mauuaoiuied by D. rRlsrADoRo, No. Asto
'llouse New YprE sold h' all I'alr Dressers' ldA"'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

NOTICE is hereby given that ] have this
da, given my son Foster DensmnIe BIZ. time during
he remainder Il his minority shall claim none Of his
,,'es nor nay any debts ~ his contracting shef hiA
uttl. NNANNN-
IouN SNOW, Witness.
Chelsea, VI Aug. eth, tNbi- "''"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-19

Dr. MAMMALS CArAHRh 0strF cures Catarrh.
Or. Marshqlrs Catarrh Snuu cures Noid 10 Head
DR.. Marshaus Ca arb Snuu cues al1Nslness'
Or MARSHALL Catarfh Shut cures Headache
Dr. Marshals Car.fsh SNUFF, Cores sore Eyes.
Dr. Marshals CataErh Snah, ogits Deafness.
It opens and puges out all obstaeaous strengthens the
hands and gives healthy action TO the paris Affected
sold by all uruggists Vo'oi'aA"
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A NEGRO WEDDING.

Mn. EDfroR,-ln recent letter from n sol
der in North CnrQina be- The following brief
sketch OF negro wedding IN The modern
form
There arc many complaints Of the tardiuoss
Of our government In restoring to the color
ed people their just rights but when we so
constantly read Of The reiormatory laws aud
orders in tho various departments Of the
South, relating to the colored portion Of its
inhabitants, such complaints seem unreas0u-
able and captious. ] must tell you about a
wedding that I attended last Sunday evening
Capt. Melane's negro boy was married.
Tnoro was an order issued some time ago
that all negroes who mad never been legally
married must report TO the Provost Marshal
and be married. You know when they were
slaves they were told TO 30 and live with any
man or woman whom their masters designa-
ted, without any lawful ceremony whatever.
Toms wife has two children, little Ones, and
the parents have 20 hold them in their arms
during the marriage ceremony, otherwise,
they will not BIZ Legitimate. Tom was fixed
up in a white vest and white kids &c. ills
wife wore a blue silk Dress white waist,
white wreath on her head and about forty
yards Of blue and red ribbon around her heac
and body, fancy slippers and white cottoi
gloves. / wish you could have seen the GER
emory There were about twelve Of us Whit
folks present
Aner 70 was over Tom .ad I'm glad In
married Yankee a hi9n, they cant sell Lnc,
now" We 70. them some cake nnd wine
and before eight o'clock We found large par
ty collected, all having gay time.