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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-17
Vermont Central and auDli-
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. 17th, 1856.
.tn.GoinS sou.hamY nas,

Train C ding utb .nS zsAs
Leave Montpelier s45 n. ? 80 aud 10 ,O5
Mail TRAIN ST. Adams IL NJ. and connects
Burlington with X. X b. r. r.. White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for RoS ton, Worcester.
Springfield and with trains PaSsumpsic r. r. arrives
AT New York at 10 rs P. VI.
DAY EXPRESS Train leave Montreal $50 A NJ
81. Johns 10 90 M Ogdensbureh is NJ lodge
AT Malone RouSe's Point at 10 Is NJ Bos-
ton, &c, arriving in Boston via Lowell 030 NJ
NIGHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OgdenStuTal a IL A..
NJ, Montreal at 3 10 Rouse's Point > - NJ.
Johns IS arriving Al Boston 40 NJ. con
Meeting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road Roson
and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley K. r. for
Sprin gfied and arriving III New York 30 p NJ
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier al , 40 M, {, 10 a. NJ, 3,2U r. NJ
and $50 P.
DAY Express TRAM leaves Boston via Lowell at 90 A.
NJ, for Burlington, st Adams, Montreal, arriving
Montreal a 9. 30 NJ. OgdenSbt.r0i al :. % AN
TRAIN leaves Boston via Lowell = =. NJ via
Lawrence and Fchburg 80 ~, Springfield -
4. NJ, for Burlington and ~. Adams.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Mortified at 8 90 A. NJ
for Burlington, Rutland, II. Albaus, Rouse's Point.
NIGHT ExPREss TRsIS leaves Bellows Falls al 10 90 r.
NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. R.
leaving New York IL II p. NJ, and from Cheshire r.
r., leaving Boston at 80 p. VI. connecting White
Junction with train leaving Boston 500 tor Bur
neton Ruuses Point, Mon real and Ogden burgI con
Meeting Montreal aud with Grand Trunk
trains for the West
Sleeping attached both the night express
trains running between ST. AiDans and Boston and ST.
AIbans and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tie West for sale al
the principal stations.
q. MERRILL. Supt
ST. Adams, Dec. II, 1866.
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3oftru.


Nay, wait me here-I'H not be long;
It's but little way;
I'll come ere you have sung the song
made you yesterday
lis but To- cross one streak of light
And fresh the breezes blow;
You will not lose me from your sight
One kiss, and now go
">o, in the pleasant night of June.
He lightly sails away;
To where the glimmer of the moon
Lies right across the bay
. And she sits singing on the shore
\ song of pure delight;
The boat flies on-a little more,
And he will cross the light
The boat flies on, the song i done.
The light before him CLEANS;
\ little more. and 1t il won
lis farther than it seems
The boat flies on, the boat flies fast:
The wind blows strong and free:
The boat fiieS on, the bay j. past,
He saII- into the sea.
- And on, and on, and ever on,
The light lies just before;
But ah forever more l. done
The song upon the shore"
Roberf n TeeG
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II T. u HON sAI.

WArERHoUsE, PEARI- x Co, BANKERs Nd RoKERsg
10 y Ew ST, New NoRK, NJ ARCH 7. 1867.
DEAR SIR II used Wells Grass Seed Sewer for Sey-
al Plantation Georgia. der IL The
best IN use for sowing Grass Clover. THnp, or MIet
seed. With given quantity al seed the planter can
sow one NTH more land than by hand saving seed
enough in few days for machine. and having
the seed evenly and regularly The surface and
securing good stand the first season. The machine il
so simple that any it,. As farmer wouId
not be without one for $50 year, this is the unver
sal. opinion of old neighbo.s. The price j. low ana
no farmer who sows Gras, Clover, Turnip or MilIer
eeeu sbouio ne WITHOUT one Trniy yours,
FINN +. WAREHOUSE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-17

In some remarks on the spring care of ewes.
DR.. Boynton of the Mirror and Farmcr,
g goes in = for feeding roots, and says, :. If
you haven't turnips, feed potatoes, and if
the money with which to buy, sell half Your
sheep for what you can get. and then get
something on which to feed the other half.
and you will make money by the operation
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-17
TR rlfE W

Re'rubo. d. highly concentrated com pound Extraci
guchu IL decidedly one If he best rtmedies Tor d
eases the bisdde kidney. gravel drOPslca swell
frcS. rheumatism. and soufy affect Under the
eat lVe have Arrat -ed Dy uria. difficulty q
pam Ii pa-- W. CT Scanty c1etion small and
frequent djSchtrg Cf wafer, St}augury stCppind
water H-n5-ur5a bloc dv urine. Gout and heu-
uat-In # th- dne with, u any change in guam
iirv. Iut increase ot color dark 1t al
as- hi filv DT the late Dr. hysck
these crioE-
7 his medicine crcase- the power OF digest
e it-z The abSorb-ut- INTO healthy exercise BY
shch The vste-y ca 'cartous depo7i ions and all
ua1aful eniarI. merts. we'll pain and infam-
nation. are reduc i. aud l. taken By
my IEDIsEr Y ? Nm CEyTT DREN
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Il. -. Webstsr,s Estate.

STATE CT VERMONT. In Probate Court, held
WAsHSGToN DISTRICT, IS at Montpelier, within ard
said District. the 231 day of March, A. d. 1867
WILLIAM WINCH, Administrator Of the estate OF
w Tho mas 8 Webster, late Of Northheld, In salo
District deceased, makes application to said Court Tor
license to sell The following described real estate OF said
deceased, situated in Robbery in said District, to wit
$50 OF land called the RoNbuy Pasture, and 80
acres of woodland, representing that said sale Is
for the of the debts of said deceased
Nhereup H. ordered by sall Court that said ap
ication be referred session thereof to be held
the Probate Office in said Montpelier on the ~ day
April. A. D. 1897 for hearing and decison thereon
and l. is further oIderet that all interested be
notified hereof, b. publication of notice of this app-
cation thereon three weeks sucressivey in
tie Green Nountain freeman. printed at Montpeief.
fore said TIM of hearing, that they appear at
said time and piac., and, if hey cause, object
By the Court
rI4x3 Atfest-T r. MERRILL. Judge.
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Ziba ~prasssc's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court, hei d
R.rDoL4E DISTRICT, SIS. 1T B'oosfeld, within
and or SAID District, the st day OF April, ID. 1867
1 Inst rument .purporI netO be the asi Will and
y testament OF b S5Tague, late of X md lph, in
said District deceased. being presented To the Court
oy Spra ARM II, the executor therein named,
tor Probate:
1t ordered by aid Court, rat al lperso con
cerned therein, be notified ppeaI At session Of
sud Court 10 be holden At he PrCba'e Office in Brook
Id IT,. 2Oih day of A ID 1867, nd show cause,
he. have gainst the Probate of said Will;
for which purpose, is further ordered, that copy Of
the record Of this order be bl she three weeks
cessiveIy the OR Mountain Freen printed AT
Montpelier, previous said appointed for hear
true copy of record,
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Know Thu Destiny.

MADAME E f. THoRNroS. the grea>t English Astroog
CaIrvony ant and Pychomefician who has astonsh
isiIed scientific classes OF the Old World, has
located herself a Hudson, y. Y. Madame Thornton
possesses wonderful OF second sght-as
able her mpau knowledge of the greatest Importance
gle married of either While in a state of
she GelineafeS the textures ot the person
and by the aid of Instrument OF intense
power The P>y cumOtTuie, guarantees to pro
duce e-Ike picture OF The future husband and wife Of
applicant together with the date position
in life leading traits Of character &C. This hum
bug, thousands If ties imonials assert She Will
send when desired certificate, written guarantee
picture what puTpoTtS be- BY enclosing
small lock of hair, and stating place Of birth, dis
and compIeXIon and enclosing nifty cents and
stamped envelope addressed Ia yourself will receive
the picture and desired Information by return mail. All
communications sscrediy confidential. Address con
fdence, MADAME f. +. THORNTON, L. .. Box 223, Hud
son, N. Y wv
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.3FE.N. UOKE.N. AND CHILDREN.
-..-..- :. : :.
FalLADE1rHIA, Pa. February p, Is57,

Il. + uELMBoLD- Druggist
t,sly yeaIs with gravel. blsacer, and kidney sIec
iloas, curing VIII Cd time have used various medic
sna pc. a-arion- and been nader The treatment Of
ne most leit 70 s-IaHS experiencing but little
r fief.
iavius seen your prtg4 atiens -xten-ively atver-
Used. con ut-d with my family physician in regard
TO .jng vour fNtr.c buciu
did THIS because hal used II kinds CT advertised
r,Ili@dir~- and lad found them ihless. and
4ui-e sri flef de- paired ever gettingr
T7it:l ..' mined 70 u-e 10 remedies her atier
uuie--i ku=s q tle INGREDIENT Il VS. thI- tia
pr smpt .ur 20 Use your medicine A. you adver
used that u wa ccme se OF 5c51 cubfbs and 1EHVs
aefrses l. occurred 10 re ad M PLY scisn
erlef. roll ion .u NFith his advice after an
aih-i.;'ia' = ne aIie.e ana G nsul NJ asain Win
the gi~t COZ lded 20 try it l commenced its
co1Rn-ei 70 my room From the hTst bottle. was
oHi-het and -ra-fr-G ar The beneficial feet
after using T. three weeks was abie 20 walk out,
teLt mech 3le y~IlI- f=lI atem Mt OF
a. tina tire- bn- tn ugh my Improvement might
oaiy * teHluo-ar no fhersI5re cercludt defe
mo = Il r would elect perfect cure, knowing
iHeu II wou Il he o. -Tea-er vaiue TO GU, and
/ IN SOW ABLE To REPORT THAT = CUER Is EF-
FEt.Ip = trsi. r-iN5 rHE s.ENEaF FOR FIVE MONTHS
HAVE : T USED NY Nox FOR THREE MONTHS
20 FHA- As y, ELL a II RESPECTS As EVER DID
! onr EuCau ing devoid - any unpleasant TASTE
and oaor nice TONIC ana lnNiEoraror OF the system
q" no m .Ah ~ pV >" ti9u' u Whenever occasion may
require IL * in such f-ations-
shou'a any doub- &r, AcCorm5ek's statement, be
refers 70 lac tolieWin-, gent ieTn-l-
Hoa- amos FL7LENCE. Philadeiph
H.r. J - hNoX. JHcs-. rhiIadei Pima
lion = q Fosrss- ex- Governor, Pennsylvania.
Lon Fills LEWIS. judy. p jade}i hjs.
ii 5a- p e. Cs E.i-- = utse ulfea States Court
Hon q. ". NUrrl-AEp. Juog- Philadelphia.
lto1. " a. Pc TEe. City icitor
fisu jeHr Sic Et- s2-Goveruor, California
Hon. f. BANKS AudItor ttenefal !" hing ton. n c.
- - sub ---. p: H>ce=eare.
r55c#Ta. IT, 20, HsI NHOLD'S DRUG AND
CHEH 81 IS AbtaOJSE.
500 ER oAoWA AK,
II TRstoII<AS HOTEL.
New ork.
Sold ~ Dlaggis.s everywhere.
nav ARE OF COIN TERFElTs.Cu
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DRCPSY

Is co Iecti'~ CT water IN arts Of the BODY
and bear different according to the Parts At
f-cfea VIZ 81 hen genera IS dlfUsed over the scied
IL Gated Anasarca; when Of tie abdomen, a. bou
ssh3 Of theChe4t, II5 drOnthoraX-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-17
glF A YOUNG LADY raturn;ng IN h,

u 1OUNU LADY returning TO he
county home a months in the Civ was hard
" recognised by friends. place of coarse rustic
flushed face, she had soft ruby complexion almost
marble smoothness and instead of she real
Iy appeaIed but eighteen Upon inquiry as 10 the cause
OF so great change she plainly told that used
the Circa ia Ba Inn. and considered an
bic acquisition {" Lady's toilet. by its Lady
or Gentleman can improve their personal appearance
hundred told II is simple in its combination AS Nanre
herself Is simple Yet unsurpassed lis efficacy draw
ing impurities ron also healing cleansing and
tylDg the skin and complexion. BY direct action on
the cutiee II draws from il all impurities, kindly
healing the same, and leaving the surface Nature in
tended it shoulp be- clear soft smooth and beautiful
Price 81 sent by Mail Express receipt of an order
by w. l.. CLARK 4 Co, Chemists
F7&M9yl NOS West Fayette ST. Sy racuse ~ Y
The only American Agents the sale of the same
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LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden len
said District, the 30th day Of March, A. D. 1867
r W. BARTHOLOMEW, Administrator. on the IS
~. tate OF Catch Emery late of Washington, in said
rict deceased presents his ADM alton account
for settlement: Nhereupon, il is ordered that the
tie 18Th dav Of April 1867, at the
Probate Office in said Chelsea for examination and Al
lovance and that all concerned be notified hereof by
he publication this order in the Green Mountain
an printed at No tpeier tn weeks successive
ly- may be, that they may appear, ana at
said time and place if they cause object thereto
By order of Court.
Attest p G. JONES, Register.
true copy of record.
vI1W3 p c.. JONES. Register
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CRISPER COM a.
sIEsS
NJ & ~ A . TT Il & =

M q = i a { II e =
FORCED 10 grow upon The smootlest face from three
L 10 fve weeks by using Dr. ENlGNE'S RESTAURA-
GEtR CAPILLAiRE, the most wonder full discovery in
modern science, acting upon the Beard and Hair in
almost miraculous manner. IL has been used by
elite OF Paris and London with fiatterng
cess Names OF all purchasers will be registered, and
IT entire satisfaction H. MOI in instance
money VIII he cheeriuy refunded Price by sealed
and stpad, 81 hescn tive circulars and
mailed free Address BERGER SHUTS 4 CO.
Chemists, No. 2e5 River Streets, Troy, N. V Sole
agents for the United States. FSw7yI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-17

Mineral Baths at HOme.-A few baths Drea,r
ted with Striiiaatic Salts win eectualiy cure Rheuma
ism, dyspepsia, Scrofuia and eTuptions OF the face
spF&Mi4y Temp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-17
COLT. OR RHEUMATIsAI.


Pain occurring III tn IONS J. indicative of The
above diSe37as- They occur IN persons disposed 10
acid -tonalh ana chaiky conu-e- nous
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-17

For restoring hair upon bald heads ttroln whatever
may have fall en- Quo and forcing growth
hair upon the face, il has equal. Ii viii ture THE
beard % grow upon the smnoihe~t face 30
eight weeks. hair upon bald heads from
months \ few ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there nothing that Will force hasten the
the heard Their false,
living from their experience bear
witness. But viii say. how distinguish
genuine the spurious II certainly dlf-fiit
tenthS of the different Preparations 8dVc
the hair aud heard entirely worthless and N.u
MANY have already thrown large anaiutS their
purchase. II such would say, Try The ke47rator
CaplIi twill nothing unless II fully np
representations II y'ur DTuri-t does Keen
send dollar and we VIII forward it, pn- aI, t".
cetl:er with receipt for the money, winch viii ~
turned YOU application, providing Satisfaction
not given. Address,
W. l.. CLARK & co. Chemists
7&m9yI No. 3 West Fayette street, syracuse. y y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-17
THE PEN - ,lEG:Es'g8EssgfsAN
TEE SNEOEsEt.''
The Gold Pen Best and Cheapest of PEN
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
For sale at his Headquarters, Ne p MAIDEN
LANE, New York, and by every duy-sppointed Agent
az the prices.
Catalogue, with full description of sizes and prices
receipt of letter postage. A. MORTON.
F&M47m6
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lsss. ssSslI j 20 : lES S 7EIl ca
THESE: svGEEF.Eb-ssENoW NED
SEWING &EEzESFs

W ere awarded the highest premium at
lire Nuri1 D ai- In London. ANA 81 uremt
AT the y Y state FAIR a. Ie66. and
Are celebrated for doing the hest work using a much
smaller needle for the same thread any other ma
chime, and hy the Introduction the most approved
machinery we are now able TO supply The very best
THESE machines are made al and spacious Fac
t"A ai ftHusot Conn, under The immediate stpervis-
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IT., The original inventor ct The Sewing Mac hine
IheN are adapted to all kinds Family Sewing and
20 Tire u~e OF Seaustrees Dress Makers, TallurS Manu-
iteiuFer> ct SHIRTS, Collars, Skirts CuakS, MautiltaS
Clothing HATS, Gaps, CoT~ets. Boots shoes Harness
Saddles Linen Goods. Umbrellas. ParaSuls etc They
work equally well upon silk linen wtn'en and cotton
So"S WITH >iA, cotton thread They " IN seam,
quit, gather, hen fr cord, brad, biud and perform
very species OF sewing, naktag heauiiiu perfect
Sti'ci aiiAe on both sides of tile articles seNed
The stitch invented by Dir HOWE
ana maze en- t4IS Machine the popular and dura
Die and al! Sewing Machines are subject ~ fIe Irinrs
invented by him ff
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she Nowe Machine Company,
e9o BROADWAY, Ger. Fourth -. NY
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GEO. w WILDER
ORGAN, PIANO & HARMONY.
PIANOS AND rsEL0DEONS

CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR SALE
~ Pianos and Melodeons sold by from the best
IN kers and will be warranted for five years.
FREEMAN BUILDING, MONTPELIER VT
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Reparator Capilli.


brow away false trizzles, itch your
destructive OF comfort. and not worth hg-
omeaged, come youthful, come ugly and fsi:,
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arranged patients hear each other,
Recollect, the to his Office is No. FL
having no connection his residence, consequently
family Interruptions. that account can any
person hesitate apply ing al hiS office.
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hol, asserts and II cannot be contradioted except by
q iack>, who Will say do ything perure them
selves impose upon patients, that he
Is THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN ADvERrlsGNG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-17

proudly refers Professors aud respectable hyscian
many OF " hom consult him IN critical cases. because
his acknowledged skill and reputation, attained thrcu
SO long experience, practice and observation.
AEELLnIEn AMI L-NEAR-CL-N ATE,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-17

Mailed free receipt Of $500.
Ware and Mandatory, fremont opposite
Watham Street, Boston, Mas.
GEO. W. WILDER, AGENT Montpelier.
Inf
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-30
A Ghost Story.

That apparitions do not always wan der without sufficient cause, is proved by the well attested fact which we give below.
 Last Tuesday, as Mrs. -, a lady of rathcr literary taste aud studious hab- its, sat reading in the drawing room, the clock on the mantle-piccc struck twelve! as the last stroke reverberated through the apartments the door was flung wide open! In the act of raising her hand to repcl the intrusion Gun wrnng for) of her servant, her eye rest cd on the form of her late husband !-- She screamed and fell senseless on the carpet' This brought up such mem bers of the family as had not retired to rest; rcstoratives were administered, and when Mrs. - had regaincd her suspended faculties and being woman of strong mind and highly cultivated intellect, she felt disposed to consider the whole distress she had undergone as the result of certain associations be- tween the melancholy tale she had been perusing and her late loss, operating on partially deranged nervous sys- tenn. She, however, considered it ad- visable that her maid servant should reposc in her chamber, lest any return of what she considered nervous affcc- tion should distress herself and alarm the family.
 Last Tuesday night. feeling stronger and in better spirits than she had been for several months past, Mrs. - dis pcnscd with tho presence of her ser- want, retiring alone to her chamber, went to bed little before ten o'clock. Exactly as the clock struck twelve she was awakened from sleep, and distinct ly beheld the apparition she had before seen, advancing from the table on which was her night lamp, till it stood opposite to her, and drew aside the cur tains of her bed. She describes her very blood retreating with icy chill ness to her heart from every vein. The countenance of her beloved in life wore not it's benevolent aspect the eyes once bcaming with love, now fixed with stern regard on the trembling, half dissolved being, who, with the courage of desperation, thus adjured him :- "Charles dear Charlesl why have you come again?"
 "Jessie," slowly and solcmnly aspi- rated the shadowy form, waiving ir.his hand small roll of writing paper, 'Jes- sic pay my newspaper account and let me rest ill peacc,"
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-30
Feeding Poultry.

Onions arc said to be an admirable food for fowls, or rather an adjunct food. If given regularly, it is said that they will prevent the attack of the more ordinary diseases of poultry. Meat is said by some to bo an essential food for poultry, espe- cially in winter when they cannot get the worms they pick up in summer. Others, again, maintain that the habit of giving meat to poultry is productive of grave evils the cause of many of the worst forms of disease which affect them By these au- thorities it is called unnatural food, inas- much as the digestive organs of the birds are not fitted to assimiate it. There must, we think, be some mistake in all this; for we know of a surety that fowls do eat when they can get it, and entirely of their own accord, an enormous quantity of animal food; here it is not cooked the game found in natures garden is raw. If meat is an unnatural food for poultry, they cer- tainly have most unnatural appetite for it. Throw in one lump of meat among a lot of fowls; if not literally bone of con- tention, it is something vastly like 1t, so eager are all to get a grab at it. We be- lieve the habit of giving much food in a short space of time to poultry is very bad one. If you notice their habit you will perceive that the process of picking up their food under ordinary, or what we may call the natural condition, is very slow one. Grain by grain docs the meal get taken, and with the aggregate no small amount of sand, small pebbles, and the like, all of which, passing ino the crop, assists digestion greatly. But in the "hen's wife's" mode of feeding poultry, a great heap is thrown down and the birds allowed to ''peg away" at such rate that their crop is filed far too rapidly, and the process of assimilation is slow, painful and incomplete No wonder that so many ca ses of choked craw are met with under this treatment --- Mark Iaht Exp.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-30
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
S eFFIcR-BuENA VISTA STREET.
Our Job Printing Department.
BLINDNESS.
BY B. CONNOLLY.

!. Human ways are hedged with doubling, hu man hopes are built on sand, Though men stride on stiIts of wisdom, wha, is it they understands Life!. Man lives in utter darkness, ever groping for the liSt, ,. What seems day when far before us turns al touch to rayless night, Straining up the path of action, thousands climb the highth of fame, Finding on the narrow summit lesser joy than wheuce they came, Love? Men fall before an idol, grasp spark that glows today
 ashes burscd in clay. Or, if finding earnest passion, warm and stead fast as the sun, Raise it higher than their souls, and lose il ere its fruit be won. Death? mystery unfathomcd, All VIC know is that it is- That all creatures which inhabit Gods great world must come to this. He alone who makes and taketh knows tn, endless good unseen In our coming and our going, and the life thai lies betweea. Life, and Love, and Death arc natures; ia, bcyecd ,sesr cycle lies Heavens great ultima, concealed from human thoughts and human eyes.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-03-30

of July 2, 1862, entitled an act to pre- scribe an oath of office.
 Sec. 6. That all expenses incurred by the several commanding Generals, or by virtue of any orders issued, or ap- pcintments made by them under or by virtue of this act, shall be paid out of any moneys in the Treasury, not ther- wise appropriated. 5
 Sec, '. That the Convention for each State shall prescribe the fees, salary and compensation to be paid all dclc- gates and other officers and agents au- thorized, or necessary to carry into eff feet the purposes of this act, not herein otherwise provided for, and shall pro- vide for the lcvies and collections of such taxes on property in such State as may be necessary to pay the same.
 Sec. 8. That the word article, in the sixth section ofthc act to which this is supplementary, shall be construed as section.