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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

NoUNG's GREAT PHYSiOLOGICAL WORK, or, Every
l one his owu nooor-icugA Private Instructor fot
married persons those shout q marry both male aud
female. In every thing concerning the physiology and
relations Of sexual system and The production pre-
Venue1 VI offspring including al the discoveries
before gwen the English language, by Nm. Yet sc
VI. %. This really yalu bic ana interesting work. Il
Illustrated wuh upwards Of enc hunt cd eugrayngs. An
young married ItOc, those contemplating marriage
aud having the least tmptdmcnt 10 married lite, should
Rad this book II dscloses secrets that every should
be acquainted with, St 10 is book that must b. locked
up aud not lie about the house. Il will he sent 20 any
one the receipt Of twtny-tvt cents Address DR. wM
YOUNG, No ilb SPRUCE 81, above Fourth, rhladel
ha fJlm6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
moNrPELIER MAnRET. May 40.

PAov,sloss.-Butter, 20to25 Cheese ltto 20, Lard
0to2A rauoW,2 Dried Apple, lBto2J. EFgs 4 cert,
gotstoet s5to 10. BeAnss toto 400. West india In.
sars, l5tois. Refined sugars, 70 a Maple sugar y
30 l5 Peas, $3.50 G. 500
0nioas-t0,Oo 90 900. Appiu--t0o0 10 500 per bbl
ftova--GHtrA, $500 to $50. Doable Etta tlO50to
100. super-EAira ll,outo l2C0.
GA.lS ASo dar.-Corn, Sis Oats, ,so H,rdsgra
Seed 10000 100 per bushe Clover SOTO u per pourd
hay, So to y per ton. Rys,sl!o
tsCELLASEors---Dry and greenland vood G O0to 800
shingles a4,oO 70 ooo. wool--oennon 80 20 CO Barb
40 to cooper cord. Nails, 100.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

FIour.-wesiern 90, TO 1925,
Pors,-gHme, .2l,Oqto 800 Mess, t9IOo to $500
Beet sls,ooto lI6I Lard, 10 to lsl Hans 10 10 49,
Dogs dressed, II 60 IS.
Butter, rs toS! Cheese, 10 to 10 Eggs toic2g P'-
a,osI $500 to J,2t. Dried apple Is tol5.
Beans s2,25 to $3.50. Peas sl,75to2lo
Herds gras'ssed 5000 $500 Glover, sottu
Starch slo 10 Tallov, lH tol6
Sos' 9al Blood Msrino % tots Thrse-fourthi blood
Il 60 " Haltbood % to 7oi CoGmon tOtt6s
Cora 9lto9l oats so to o. Rye 10 toll2
Hops - to l3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
,Irs. sally .MitcheIrs Estate.

nc Subscribers, having been appolnledhy ih'h nora
l btPrubate Court foTthe Dtstnct OF abingdon Com
60 receive, examine aud ADJUST all alms
ana demands Of all personsagatn=t The estate ef sally
MITCHELL tote Of cabot, 70 sad district deceased, rep
esened insolvent and the term Of si1 months iron tue
"a day II Nav 1856 being allowed by said Courlto Tue
teditott said deceased to s1hbiaid prove beitfe
peclyec lains beioreus give notice thai VII attend
the duties Of our appointment AT TIE Nee OF heain
Reed, In M0npsHer, SAID Dsilfct, on the let Thurs
lays II July aid NuYrmb next at one O'Clock in Ihe
afternoon ON eacn Of said days
CHARLES REED, ran ,nissorers
GEORGE W. SCOTT,
M.ntrnlLer D 4 d lem. hY2A3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

President johnson has declined the proifered
coach and span Of horses rendered him by mer.
chants Of New York, for the reason that be has
ever held that those occupying official positions
should not accept such presents lie asks, how
ever to be permitted to retain the parchment con-
yeying the sentiments Of the donors regarding it
/" mark Of high respect from kind friends and
Ioyal citizens
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
Cure for Pin Worm.
Il you vsnta worm remedy, procure bottle oil
DIR. l.. G. GOlLD'S
plN WORM AYKIP.

This Syrus neYtrfshs IN the most Aggrayat cases to
ttptl these Irritating and dan worms entirely from
tAe human system. Adaits Of o. year, rlu have tuf
Tered FRA life time thidftn upon WON all otter uofm
remedies have been urd in van, relieved " AL an.
noi IN twenty four honfs aud when taken Accord
10 directions cannot tail II acts Aepthert
L. Ways safe and relish even 18th the you fcst child
Suit In Bottom by Geo. q. sgodwin Co. d oihsr
Mh1lesA'e Druggists Sold in Montpelier By n hfown,
Wood. Blkhy n Co, And :. ?. Re Asld. glgw6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

4 terrible storm passed over a portion Of
Johnson County, Kansas, on Wednesday night
last blowing down houses, fences ,uprooting trees
ana ooiog much damage. Several persons we're
badly injured, but no lives were lost The
storm also entered Missouri, taking an eas.erly
cour-e, and INJECTING extensive damage until II
reached s.. LOUIS. A. S5daia several csrs were
oi9wn of side track and freight raiu run
into them, completely Wreaking the engine aud
s1 cars
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
Is6J.

uOUsEKEEPERS troubled with yermin need be So no
longer tthcy use " CosrIR'sn E1tcrminator. wetav
used IL 10 satisfaction aud ia boz cost a., We would
have H. We have tried poi'ons, but they Effected moth
ing but Cosiars article knocks HE breath out OF
Ras Nice, Reaches Ant. aud Red lg' quicker than We
can Wuitr IT, Il - In Ueat demand all over the country
II Medina, OHIO Gazette.
tT See CosrM', aiyertssmsut In thisp paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
Q he frtem an.
MONTPELIER, VT.
Tuesday Morning, May 80 1850.

We desire to make til, FEsENAs particularly valuable
for It's from all parts Of Vermont and eur rend'
in rorout paris u the state, espsca y in Waihnstsn
Orange and Lsmoe CsuRtles will confer a great fA'of
upon and readers hy sending Us local int lgenes
Give tbs facts and will arrange them for he paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
NEW MUSIC.

FUNERAL MARCH to the msmofy u AnrnAM
LiScoLV The Martyr President by Mrs 4, 4 P,rkhufst,
the popular comp ser he HON, Journal says, This
pce = Quilt be popular account OF the subject also
iasurite fine compost an-wel worthy Tia reputation
" It's writer This Mar % Is VeW solemn and mpte..
sne. Price 80 ea.s With NFnttte o. the frskcti, 80
cents. Mailed free, Publish 2,
HORACE Wal ERS, No. ISL Broadway, " \.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
IS6J.

"eosrAR'S" RAT EXrERAlNAroR /. simple safe
aud sure, 1.-THE most riect NAt-ineaon mretnR~ hsy-
yer attended Evfy Rat that can yet a. property pre-
pared ateod {, directions, will eat a. aud every ont
hat ats Il u Die, generally a. saa place 81 dis,att O.
ostble from where me IN, define ,akeu axe Shore
Mich Mirror
~ See "to,tm, r advertisement In his paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
Niiiia,n i.ance)s estate.

sTATE OF VEhMUNI.I Tn FfobaIt tnuTI ne At
NasHNGroS DisrHIcr, Auntp, lies, 10 said ditiet
on the 18Th day May, A. ID. 1865.
IosEPH LANCE asd Nil on Fisnef, Executors Of ths
u ast Nil nd estam ut OF William Lance late OF
Llbot, said District asrd, esens his admi"stra-
i'm ccuunt Tor e1aminatDn and aowaAce and makes
Application Tor decree distribution aud partition Of The
estate ct sald deceased
Wherein oa, It l. ordered BY said Couti, that said ae-
CO ut and said apnt be referred TO session Of said
Court be- hrld the Probate uhce, ia sad hoHtpseI
ltth day Of JUNE, H. 1850, inI htanng and Dc
ti.on thereon and, II Is lu.ihtT ordered ttas notice
hereof be gwen an persons iHte estd by pubeavn Of
tue zane three ssucccssytly IN the Gtu Mount 10
nrwspape pub ish,d Munlpecf, pre- vious to
.d dime Appon ed Tor bearing mat they may appear
sad me aud place, and 81 cause, II ANY they may
nave VII, said &C oln shuuid not he allowed and auca
decree made. by the touit,
xDtwa Arrest A, CHASE Reals err
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
DYE! HAIR DYE
BATCHELOR'S
Celebrated Ekair Dive

Is THE HtsI IN THE WORLD
Only Harmless, True q Reliable Dye Known
This splendid Hair bye is pehec-ohsnres Red Rusiy
L Grey Hair. Instantly 90 Glossy Black Nefurai
Browa without inJurnF the Hair Staining the skin.
rAyng the Hair soft aud Beautiful muars freh vialf
y. frequently resorngus pristine color aLdreetifyipg
the 40 Effects OF Bad dyes. The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BArChELOR, all others are mere mitA
IONS should be avoided, sold by all Druggists, &C
FACToRY-sl BARCLAY ST, y.
Rr Batehelor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
hair June24fyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
yINELaND LAMBS,
no All WANTING YARNS.

Large aud thriving settlement, mild and heihtul eli
mate 80 miles south Of Philadelphia by railroad. ch
sol prod uciug large crops, which b. grow
ing ren,srnly and huy acre acs A. from Sei to SIS
per syable within four yetIs Good business open,
ings tor aAuufac ories and others thuieh,s schools
aud good society. Il /, nov the most Improving place
East or West Hundred, arc sstu.uF and building The
beauty with which The place Is All CUT unsutpatsed.
Letters answered Papers giving fi Information wi be
san nee. Address CHARLIE, X. LANDS, IAtinf
Post OAfc, Llndtt TolrH al Nh
From Report Il Solon Rot nroa Agricultural Editor
he Tu8un. II IS one OF The mos extensive ftr tie
uacts in almost level position aud suitable coad oa
or pleasant farming that Nc kaow VI tas tde oI The
Western Prairsi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

IN, Subscribers having been appoutG BY tie HonorA-
bic Probate OuffoTthe District OF Wellington Com
toteceye examine aud adIufi al claims and
Demands of all persons, against the estate IT jacob
Bo,ce late o. Fay ston sad district, deceased, rep
resented ns0lycut and the term OF siI months from me
% day May 1865, being allowed by said Court iothe
creditors OF SAID exhibit and res
pectlse sllmsbefofe GvtuOtce thstwe wiliaiiehd
60 tie duties u ournppOntmeHi ~ The d"elnehovse ui
seth B.,ce In ayson ~ said district on the lst Wed
ne.iays OF July And Noenbef next at ten clock IN the
forenoon on each Vi said days.
IRA RICHARDSON, lromn,,.
j II. HASTINGS,
N.u.6eld ApriI t.ult A. D lst5. r22w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
1865.

RATS versus BlRns.--Whoevet engages IN shoot,ns
ting rats Is henefretur We should like some cor
respondents to give the bench Of their experience 10
driving out these pests. We need something besides dogs
eass, aud TAPS for THIS business scientific American
n Y
0Tsee q" costNH's" advertisement in thl, paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
Daniel +. skinner's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
R,spoL,H DIsrRior, IS. ca eset, wi and fur said
Uisttet, ON the ls.n day 4 May, A. d. lso5
AZ Instrument putprrlIng To I've the last wa and les
\ lament 81 DANIEL ssinni late OF Chtls,a, n said
strict deceased being presented to the Coutl ht Clara
skinner no executor b. the eth named, tot robae;
lsurdeftu by said tuuH, that all persons concerned
herein be med tuapptatat aststtun u sata Cour,
to ne holden Al tue Probate Once, ~ Cbttta, on
the sth das Of June A. D. lsu5 and show cause, II any
The, may have against tht Prot ate Of said WI; Tor
Nihch purpose MS further oIdtTtd thatactlb - the
record ct this order he published tnttt Vttt. fuee=
svry w The Green Nouuui rerman, printed at Mohl-
p.ter lWt yous To SAID time appointed iot hearing.
A tue copy OF re I'd.
r2lw3 Alies-J. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
Is6J.

FARMERS ANO HouSEKgEPERs--,houl ree,ileei
that huudt,ds Of dollars sofh Of Gtau Provisions sc
are annually Destroyed by RAs Mice Ants and ether
meets and yofmiu-All ~ which DO prevented bg
lev dollars Net,h q tosrAH'sn Rat Roach, Ant sc
Extcrminator, bought and used freely.
RgT See " CosrANsh Advertisement 10 this paper.
lrr sol 10 Aeap-l r, vi,
R1r By Noop, BitAr a Co,
and all Drugkisis q 1t Dealers r9ma
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
1850.

INCREASE OF RATs.-rhe Farmers Gazette (Eng.
lish) asserts aud prov BY hgures that PAIR Of rats
will have progeny aud d,soe ndants less than Is n5l
In three yeas Nov, unless his immense family eau b.
Kept down, they would more God han wo AID
sus ain IS 200 human beings
iT see CesrsAth Advertisement In this paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
The Great New England Remedy,
DR. POLAyDS WHITE Plyg co OuND

cure ior all Throat aud LunE Aase ions sud dnsy
Complaints stAie. Il Is pleAssn. II Ia sure. tirrn
lars n ing 'smonial, ON csfss ~ doc ots edit
ore and weli-knnsn siitsns, who have used the cen.
pound ior yeA will be sent 10 any me desiring better
inowieds- o. H. merits helfre irving Watisl
GEOhGE w. NETT, n. b, opfisior
Mes Ems and botanic Depot Boston, Mass.
For sale ~ all druggists. lsfkssopsn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

PROCLAMATION President johnson has issued
very important proclamation IL deelraes all
poris Of the United States, with the exception
OF Galveston, LaSalle, BrazJs de santiago,
Point ISABEL and Brownsville, open to foreign
trade and commerce alter July lst next ensuing.
All restrictions upon trade east Of the Mlsslss-
ipp., with the exception Of articles contraoand
u Naf, are removed after that date. The Pres
dent having IN former proclamation, declared
tha, all enemies OF the United States found 10
arms cast Of the Mississippi will DO treated as
guerrllas possessing none OF the rghs OF war,
nov declares that all 50 called Confederate pr-
gat.ors will be treated after SAID date Of July let
Us pirates
The constitutional amendment allowing n e.
groe, 10 vote has passed the Connecticut House
II Representatives by a vote OF l57 to IS, two
more than the necessary two thirds and the
question now goes to the people
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
IstiJ.

VOICE FROM rus FAR wEsr.-spvskins Of
80 tosrARs' Rat Roach, Ant, &c Ertstminater' more
grain nd provisions destroyed annually 10 Grant
snty By yetmin than would pay Tor tons Of this Rat
and Insect kHlerh-I Lancaster, wis. Herald
0y- see "CustAsa Advertisement IN his paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
samuel w. Nummer', estate.

IL,ubsethets, having been appunttdby The hon'fa-
lbe Probate Coui tfofthr Dstricl OF al dolph om-
nlssionefs toteceye, examine, and adJut All eains
and demands persons against The Esatt OF Samuel
~ sumner, late OF Bnntfee, ~ said district, deceased,
represented tnsvcnt andtht term OF si mohlhs from
the 9Th lay Of May 1865 being allowed by said Court
creditors ~ said deceased Ihib aud prove their
rvspco.yc claims betofe ue; GIVE notice. lhui We VIII
attend to The futiesui 0uTaPponmenl al the uwenng-
nuuse Of John :. Nichols Branirrr, IN SAID DISTRICT
the 9Th Thudaj 4 June aud september, neIt Al nine
o'clock, n the forenoon Gu OF said DAYS
JOHN !. NICHOLS, tcan.r,.
JAMES r CLEVELAND, JR.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
Harlow Carr VS. Olive Carr.

stats OF VERMONT, To the Honorable supreme
NAsalrdr0S COuSTT S. Court Of he stats Of Vernon,
next to be holden Montpelier, within aud for he
ouniy u wash ngon, The "a Tuesday u August, A.
d 1865.
Your psuuou.r, Harlow Carr, o. East Montpelier In
.aid Ash ngon touuty respectfully represents that ON
hs l7th Gay u March, a. D. 1881, al oodbufy IN said
County he was arfuliy marriedo Olive Psgt, Of said
Oodbufy, by Jerofs Baey, minister Of The gospel,
ana from The time Of ssd marriage your petitioner OBJ
served all the uties Of the relation on his part
ovards The said olive and lived with her TIL the monh
u september, A. 1881, when the sail DIV wihout
any JUS able cause, wlfuy deserted your petitioner,
nd since that has refused live with yoar pc ton-
Ysur petitioner farther shows that the said Olive now
resides without his STATE nd IL parts uBknown TO your
petitioner
Wherefore Jolr petitioner rays said Court that The
nds o. marmony between himself and the said owe
may be dissolvd and adverse anlsd him ~ dsoree OF
sais Court.
Dated at Montpelier, In said County, this 9Th day Of
May, 1895 hhkLoW CAhh'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

This Is to certify thN have this day given my son,
John r. II Sehterh his tint during he rems nier Of his
minority, aud shall claim none Of his wages, pay
any deut, Of his contracting HreT this date.
o. B. sENTER,
u. T. BtNJANtS, illness.
East OF tpelirr, March ~, 1885, r9ls3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

STATE OF VERMONT The foregoing libel for divorces
WAsHrSGrGS C.uSrF IS having been presented 10 ~,
without tins state, personal service cannot be
AIDE on her IL is therefore, ordered that the said olive
Carr be 10 appear and answer 10 the said ~
Del At the term lie Supreme Court nexi to be
hocen at Montpelier, With am fr said tounty OF
" ash n on, he % rutsd ~ OF huguit, leo5, BY
the publication Of sad ssl and q his order thereon
hree cks ssiYty tn Green Mountain Fireman.
, weekly newspaper published In sad AonpeAe he
lsst u which pub ciiilus shall oe a. least sx wesn
previous 10 the sa ID term u ssid Court
Dated At Moltf.I in 'ad County this 2Ih DAY oil
way, 1865
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
Farm for sale.

rHF arm known as The HoSes Farm Ia Mjdleset, be.
longing To the estate u the late Co Tos Reed, 81.
u,ttd one mile and hslt from Montpelier village eon
sisnF Of hundred aud thirty acres o. land, about
equally divided between pastufe meadow aud wood ani
farm welt vailed ard hu ldngs good Possession given
Immediately The 0ek aud tools sold with the farm
desired. Gko tHAS A RE ID, Adm'u,
M,rtteHtr. NafcsO. lsbh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
w. Il. CAKES, NJ. d.,
From the ROYAL Opthalmit lnfirmary London


Physician and Surgeon for the Eye, Ear ano
s.s4A aarrhal diseases Of the lungs, Fsuces ano
@%eT9sY Nasal passages also Nervous maadies Of al
- W. kinds par lculArly those Affecting females
Al Of which he has made hsspeoia study and SUGGEST
ul practice more than hi " years
Nov begs to announce 10 those Of his patients, with
Shon he has been IN communication that he hasn com
pance with their special requests made aTrang M nu
10 remove his residence from Randolph TO hontelier.
ptuate In tho middle " kieholas Block near The K X
Depot, whore he viii be IN daily attendance, to ireA
hose who may desire his medical services The Dr. doe
DOT herald the tastimonals OF bis patients IN pubic
print But any quantity Of the original ones can be seer
q NE Office,
Consultation gratis. All Medicines carefully rrepart
from Vegetable extracts by hmselfJ and operation
charged accordance with fair upright deAlingat al
lines
Dr. Oakes, viii attend his patients at Northhed on
rue days and Wednesdays for the next three months, A.
follows April 4th 5th 18th 18Th, Mav I'd 3D. 10Th
l7th 30th K 3lst June l3.h l4h 9Th 18th. Tn,
rost Of the time A. Montpelier commencing Apnllh 1885
CAUTION!!!
b%J- Remember it's not" oaks" but W. r. OAKEs
v. D tho only Diplomats" Graduate (of the Royal Col
ege Of Physicians and Surgeons 10 otdonl OF that
Ehose successful practice In the aboyr speeiates Is o.
popular 10 this country. And that he has teaion, or
an, conrecti u with any person named Oaks Tor any
other nance nor ever ID In this country No humbug
Tllu.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30

FARM FOR SALE.

TUE CHESTER NNE farm, so called, situated In ser
hu, the ea,tefly side near thehtsd ct Berlin Pond
ave mile, from Montpelier Village. said farm contains
about Is Of excellent land is we'll sttcred, has
Of the best orchards 10 own, with isir buildings and
Tor pessahtncss Of location IL rarely tqlsllsd con
siderable portion Of The pur, base money remain
mortgage. For terns. Apply az honipeher 10
70 ~. iEArON
MIMI 4 I.-a. rIuI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
Loyeridge,s Wahoo Ritttrs.

These BrrEts will eTecluany cure Dyspepsia, LIVER
Cosdyeaets, sc, and not only create a
.tsl;ay acton ofihe siomsch hu invcrnae The system
WHITE 4 CARRur Til, solv AGtNrs,
RNoku ST TOtTNS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-30
OTIS II. WEED 4 CO.,

81 BrdIlIe Street. Boston.
Paient-es aud Manufacturers o. the lAtss, Improved
best, an cheapest CaRPGt swgfPERs CLONES NESGtss
and -tERl SPGiSG BIDS AgiBs wapiti in every city
aud co niy IN whom liberal IN ucements will b. oft,d
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
VOLUME 10.
Mann eES.

make it a point CT morality never to
find fault with another for his manners
They may be awkward or graceful, blunt
or polite, polished or rustic, | care not
what they are, if the man means well and
acts from honest intentions without eccen-
tricity or affectation. All men have not
the advantage of good society, as it is
called, to school them in all its fantastic
rules and ceremonies, and if there is any
standard of manners it is founded in rea-
son and good sense, and not upon those
artificial regulations. Manners. like con-
versations should be extemporaneous, and
not studied always suspect a man who
meets NE with the same perpetual smile
on his face, the same congealing OF the
body, and the same premeditated shake of
the hand Give ne the hearty-it may
be rough-grip of the hand, the careless
recognition, and when occasion requires,
the homely but welcome salutation, How
are you, ny old friend -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
Coed Night.

How common place is this expression,
and yet what volumes it may speak for all
future time We never listen to lis pass
age that this thought does not force itself
upon us, be the tone in which it is uttered
never SO gay. The lapse of few fatal
hours or minutes may surround and hedge
it with horrors, that of all the million
words which lifetime has recorded, these
two little words alone shall seem to be
remembered. Good night the little child
has lisped as it passed to a brighter mourn
than ours; the lover with his gay dream of
nuptlal morrow; the wife and mother, all
the fragile threads of household threads
still in her fingers; the father with appeal
ing eyes Of childhood ali unanswered
Good night, that seal upon days past and
days to come-what hand 50 rash as to
rend aside the vail that hides its to-mor-
row
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

DOMESTIC PERPLEXITIEs.-l ct ac-
quainted with young widow, who lived
with her daughter in the same house.
/ married the widow, my father fell short
ly after that. in love with the step-daugh-
ter of my wifc and married her. Ny wife
became tie mother-in- law and also the
daughter-in-law of my own father; my
wife's step-daughter is my step-mother,
and 1 am the step-father Of my own moth
er-in-law. My step-mother who is the
step-daughter of my wife, has boy; he is
naturally my step brother, because lie is Il
son Of my father ard of my step-mother,
he is the son of my wife's step-daugltcr,
so is my wife Il grandmother of my step
brother. Ny fe has also a boy; my step
mother is consequently the step-sister of
my boy, and il also his grandmother, be-
cause he is the child Of her stcp-son, and
my father is the brother-in-law of my son.
because he has got his step-sistcr for a
wife. / am the brother Of M own son,
who is the son Of my step-mother; | am
the broJher-in law of my mother, my wife
is The aunt Of her own son. my son is the
grandson of my father AID ! ain my own
grandfather.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
THE SINNISSIPPI

Has been instituted.
You have now an opportunity of insuring your
property with Il safe and reliable Company in our
own State. 1t should be the pride and pleasure of
every citizen to encourage home enterprise, and
by comparing the plan of this company with that
of others, no person can fail to perceive the ad
vantaSes ofthe SinaissIppi over any similar nst-
tuition doing business in our State.
Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN, President,
w NJ. p. LEDWICH, Vice President
] Ohm r.. BERRY. Secretary,
w M p. LEDWlCI, Treasurer.
Dil.ec tors:
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN,.In Indiana polis.
Hon. WIN. NIBLACK, Vince
WIN. III. MONGOMER Logotee,
]. r. BERRY. Esq.
WIN. P.LEDW
NJ. EI0AGLANE
VIZ MI ymouth and vicinity.