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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

Wharton saw her enter her coupe and drive
away with the comfortable consciousness that
she would be invited to no more ol--Mrs. Clar-
ence Fitzgerald's delightfully."- exclusive par.
ties.
" Mrs. Wharton, said the cook, " there is
boy at the door from the fruitcries-has an
elegant pine apple Mrs. Pepper sent round"
1t will be the very thing | want for des.
sert," said Mrs Wharton; how much is
itY
" A dollar ma ann"
Once more the everlasting dollar Mrs
Wharton bit her lip with vcxation
Tell him to leave it, Bridget, and ! will
call and settle it tomorrow
q" lie says ma'am, that Mrs Dalton wants
it, if ye don't happen 10 have the money
handy. Pine apples doesn't go beggin' this
seuson Of the year"
" let Mrs Dalton have it, then; I'll never
buy another article of Pepper"
Mrs Wharton was considerably annoyed
ITO think dollar should be such useful
thing !" she muiterel TO herself taking up
her portfolio
A hnf-6nishcd letter lay there-one writ
ten TO her sister who was the wife of cler-
gyman out West with aock of little children
around her. The last words she had written
were " send you dollar to buy dol for
the baby-my little uamesake"
" How provoking !" She exclaimed. 4" ! can't
cyen finish the letter for lack of the eyerlast-
ing dollar"
She leaned back in the velvet cushion Of
her q iir, and drowsily Watching the blaze
aud listening to the patter of the rain against
the window, fell fast asleep.
Where was she? In the spectre-boat Of
Charon, gliding over the river Styx-and as
the bark touched the shores Of the other
world, the ghasty toll gatherer extended bis
hand, relenilessly: " Your fare. If You please,
ma'am."
Mrs. Wharton had her fare ready---he
handed it up eager TO pass through the gates
where she could see the musical wave Of palm
trees. aud the sparkle Of gittering tides that
flowed beneath the shadow
Short bya dollar, ma'am-short by the
single dollar You cheated the poor seamstress
out Of. You cannot enterl'
Mrs. Wharton drew % hundred dollar bin
out The grim Cerberu. shook his head
If you had ten thousand, it wouldn't do.
Nothing will serve our purpose but that one
dollar"
Charon turned the boat briskly round
Mrs. Wharton was opening her lips to utter a
wild cry of anguished pleading--she woke
up
She .huddered somehow the dollar had
assumed preternaturally large dimensions
Charles Charlie, ' how welcome were
the footsteps of her husband upon the stairs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

The nasty huzzy how dare
That's what | say, and | want the next
one to be nicer so that
There won't by any new one, Mr. viii
kins | declare you are perfectly outrageous.
! wouldn't have another hired girl if ! died
first
"Oh, you'd better get one, | want some-
thing to kiss you see I'm tired of slobber-
ing around over YOU, and"
"Ihcre now take that, and don't come
near me for month. You monster
There was noise as Of wilkins being
kicked out of bed, and falling on the Aoor,
aud then | heard him go down into the bar
room. But it was only love -pat, for !
heard wilkins abusing his spouse next day
because She starehcd his under-hirl by mis-
take.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27
THE TWO WORKERS.

Two workers 10 one field
Toiled on nom day 20 day,
Both had the eaine hard labor,
Both had the same small pay,
with the same blue sky above,
The same green grass below
one soul was full oflovc,
The other full Of voc.
unc lcapd up with The light
With the soaring OF the lntk
One fclt it ever night
for bic soul wac ever dnrk.
Ono heart wos hard o. stone
One heart was ever gay,
one worked with many "a groan,
One whi.tloi all ihc day
One bad howcr-clad cot
Beside O merry mill,
wife and children near the spot,
Made % swcctcr, hircr aill
Que wretohed hoycl bad.
Fun ofdlscord, dirt and dln.
so wonder he seemed mad
VIE and children starved within.
still thc} worked Zoo the same hold,
Toilcd on ifom day 90 day.
Both had the same hard labor
Both had the same small pay,
Bot they worked not with one will.
Tho reason lot mo tell
h. the ONE drank at tho st.il,
And thc other lt thc woll.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

JOSH BrLLNGsIsNs.-lt strains IA mans
philosopher the wust kind to laff when he gifts
beat
Awl NV US komplain NV the shormess NV
life, yet We awl waste more time than we uze.
Don't mistake arroganse for wisdum mem
ny people hev thought tha wuz wizc ween tha
wuz only windy.
The principal difference between luxury
and a necessary is the price.
Whenever the soul is in grief, it is taking
root, and when it is in smiles it is taking
wing.
''Giye the devil his due" but be careful
there amt much due him.
After a man has rode fast onst he never
wanst to 60 slow again
Eyry sorrow has its twin joy the fun NV
scratchin almost pays for heyin the itch.
1t won't do to stir up Il man when he is
thinking, emmy more than it will pan ov
milk when the kream is rising
Ii is easy enough to raise the devil, but
he's a hard crop to reap.
We ar told that contented man is happy,
and we might have been told at the same
time that mud turtle could fly if he had
wings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27
DEAFNESS, CATARRH. CoNsUMP-

TTONi md IANIEN IIWEU.
Treatise Deafness, Catarrh, CONSUMPTION and
Cancer their causes means of speedy relief and ulu-
mate cure. By a Pupil Of The Academy OF Medicine
Paris. Sent 10 any address for ten oents
Letter form Roht McAlurdy, d. d., LII. D., Grand
frelate OF Grand Encampment of L. S. aud Editor of
the National Freemason,"
Nav YoRK, Sept. "a, ls6l;-DR. SrlLLwELL was in
charge Grace Church Hospital Alexandria, Va dur.
ing ne war. | frequently, almost daily, for months,
visited this Hospital, and had every means Of knowing
his reputation for ETFicEScY and II of the
most ereditnbe character and his in the treat
ment Of patients was remarkable, - . -
ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
IL ts into the ear, Is not pfcepfbie singing
fhe heal aud enables deaf persons hear dis
tnctly AZ ehurch and public assemblies This instru,
ent viii oen produce results almost miraculous, and
indeed in Of long standing deafness Il will
love In short time II may be adjusted with the
OF spectacles
D sriLLwrLL will be professionally at 81 East Wash
ngton Place, University Buildings, ~ w. daily, 10 TO T.
except Tuesday, when he will he at his rooms 1912 Pine
st., fniidelphia Pa. s9ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

A young man in Michigan dreamed that he
went to Fremont, Ohio, and married pretty
girl whom he had never seen before, and, act
ing on his mothers advice he packed his
trunk and started for Ohio He searched
two days in Fremont without seeing the face
he had seen in his dream, and then he saw il
in the post-ofiice, told his story, popped the
question, received an Affirmative answer at
once, was married next day, aud took his
bride back to Michigan. Romantic and
speedy,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

PoKISG FUN AT ScIENcE.-B Blaekwood, the
Scotch publisher, brings out volume Of songs
by Lord Neayes, an eminent judge of the
northern kingdom, which are chiefly inspired
by his lordships zeal against the new theo-
ries abroad in the scientific world. Mr.. Oar
wins theory of the origin of species by natural
selection is made thus to explain itself:
A deer with a neck that was longer by half
Than the rest Of its family's dry not to laugh,
by stretching and stretching became giraffe
Which nobody uan deny
A Yery tall pig With very long nose,
Sends forth prohoscls quite down to his toes,
And he then by the rame Of an elephant goes,
Which nobody can deny.
An ape with plahle thumb and big brain,
Whom the gin of the CAB he had managed 10 gain,
As lord OF creation established his reign,
Which nobody can deny
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27
Snare MinnieS.

How much we can accomplish in them if
we will only try. If the farmer. while he is
waiting for the dinner to be " dished up.
would nail on that loose paline to the garden
gate or do five minutes work ON the door-step
which needs renairing. or tack nm tbe vine
which the storm has beaten down. he will feel
none tho worse far il when ba sits down ~
dinner. and vet the piece of work will give
him satisfaction every time he tbinks of il
More than this. the mended cate will keen
the chickens from DESTROYING the garden. thus
SAVING him dollars of money and hours of time
The mended step NAV save some member of
the household heavy fall. and perhaps bro.
ken homes. IL certainly will add much TO tbe
hapniness stock to feel that il is all sound and
sofe The vine over the window giyes an air
of taste and refnement TO the house which is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27


Tho very important aud extensive improvements which
have recently been made In this popular Hotel, the
largest In New England enable the pruprctors to offer
70 Tourist Fames and the Travelling Public acoomo-
dations and convencnee superior 10 any other Hotel in
the city. During the past summer additions have been
made of numerous suites Of apartments, with bathing
rooms water closets etc. attached; of Tufts mag
niccnt passenger elevators the best constructed
conveys guests 10 the upper story Of the house In
minute The entries have been newly and richly carpet
3D. aud the entire house thoroughly rcpenishod and
any hotel 10 the country.
Telegraph onioe, Billiard Halls and Cafe the first
floor. LEWIS RICE son,
May |, lsb5-l22j d3taw PrupretOrs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27
BY j. q j. M. POLAND.
Special ilnliues.


Ae made by religious enthusiasts, and thcothc
hand philosophers Insist that the centre Of tc Earth
IL mas OF arc-thet the poles of the Earth will
ons day be at the Equator, and that the Sun radually
G,ding Talk like this o. worry terrible, hut pending
sach Wholesale calamuos, IL will be we'll Tor each
member Of society take of hs or hor health and
leave the rest to Providence
Tic end come. prcmuturcly to all who neglect the
prcscrvaton Of that ine.tlmabio blessing suicr liver
discasc dyspepsia, chronic constipation or amy other
Annlent take IT, course unchecked aud t viii auro-
y shortcn lfc II cannot be said that the means of pro-
tcctng The system pnsl The pfcd po.in causes ofdls
case are withheld The constitutions and ph, sque OF
the least robust na, be- 80 strengthened and Fortified y
a coursc of nOSrErrERs STOMACH niTrERs a. 20
render them a but fulnerlc uot only to the attacks
ofepdcnc dsoricrs hni nlo TO che ordinary complaints
which prevail n n couatrc. and az al seasons If the
in,nensc Importance Of PROTECTIVE vrnic,uoS were
uniyersally understood tr Incompatible vegetable au
tdcte which i.alrcady thc most popular tonic in the
world would everywhere be cla..cd among thc staple.
os ife aud family would iry to hc without it The
time may arrive WHEN this viii ho the oc. Tor tvcry
year eidf hundreds To the lls Of those who use &C.
uE
FRO
Try boS OF roL,vns PL,Sr,v OSnlvr Thebc.t
save IN the World Take no othor ut insist on hayine
this For .i,lc by all Druggist. and countis dealers.
pr. Vs. POLAND. Alalulaeturor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

AT noon the Committee on Resolutions ap-
peared in the house, and its chairman, MIR.
Thompson of Indiana, proceeded to read the
resolutions agreed upon. They are in SUBJ
stance as follows
lst. The National Union Convention con-
graduates 'he Union Republican party on the
assured success of the reconstruction policy Of
Congress, which it is the duty of the country
TO sustain.
End The guaranty of universal suffrage to
all loyal men at the South must be maintained,
while the question OF suffrage in the North
ern States must be left to the people Of those
States.
3d. All forms Of reputation must be de-
nounced as a national crime.
4th. The labor Of the nation demands a re-
duction of national taxation as rapidly as the
pledged faith for the payment Of the national
debt will permit.
9th. A reduction of interest on the nation
al debt should be effected as speedily as pos
siblc.
9th. The best way to reduce the burden Of
interest of the national debt is to improve the
national credit, and thus invite the invest
ment of capital
The 7th demands that the government be
administered with the greatest economy, and
that the corruption fostered by Andrew John-
son should be radically reformed.
The 9Th deplores the death of Lincoln and
regrets the accession of johnson, who il ar
raigns as an usurper, and declares that he has
been Justly impeached and properly convicted
by thirty-fye senators.
The 9th demands protection of citizens
abroad from arrest and Imprisonment for
words spoken in this country.
The 10th eulogizes the soldiers and sailors,
and promises care for the widows and or
phans.
The llth advocates emigration.
The 18th expresses sympathy with the op-
pressed of all nations.
Mr.. John Cochrane moved that the report
be amended so as to say that Andrew john
son had been improperly acquitted by 10 SEN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

Mr. Phipps the well-known teacher of
MidGlesex County, relates little converse.
tion al one of our state normal schools, with
an English snob who was admiring the YER
satile young ladies. Pray tell me" said
he, care these privileges confined to the
wealthy classes, or do the lowly poor share
them2" All share alike was the reply.
" Pray, them" returned the English inquirer,
what do you do for seryants?" "Oh, We
import them from England" 1t was enough.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

When is plant like hog9 When il
begins to root And when is it like sol
dier9 When il begins to shoot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN

ABOUT TO MARRY.
tsaAI1 FoR lOUN0 MIN, on the Errors, Abuses and
Diseases, Incident Youth and Early Manhood, with
the humane view of treatment and cure, sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes nee Of charge Address HOW
AID A11QCIATl0N, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
May Fl ibs27ida
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

Our reason. aud vc trust our Justification or calling
the pnllIc attention 90 MoWru BAiLlr's QrWrSG
srnur, are furnished Boy The Frequency and aalJ Of
the ascase of Infancy and childhood So alarming and
scrous The deceases that child n three dies Dee
fore the dnh year These f,ct. afford conclusive asgu-
mont for enforcing on mothers the Importance Of using
remedy, (Which contains no Morphine or Poisonous Drug
and falls when Timely used, 20 effect cure. it
greatly assists the child through the months of eothng,
Allays all palm reduces iuaamnaton, corccs acdy Of
the stomach and never falls 10 regulate the bowels
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy pro-
duees natural sleep tho child, thereby aordng rest
70 the mother For summer complaints, Dysentcry and
Dlarrhoa, il has equal. For Wind Collie, Conyusons,
Gripping &c, IL fails 10 give Immediate relief
A0rHEa BAIeiA's QuErNr SiHuP, for children, b. an
original medicine, we'll established, therefore no
other and you safe. For sao by all Druggists and
Dearlers IN Medicine.
A. RICHARDS New London, Coun.
Agent FOR the United States. lily
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27
TO HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS
AND OTHER
sEcURITIEs AND vALUABLEs.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT VA ULTS,
40 STaTE STREET, BOSTON

Las, IflocNsoN a Co.. Offer for rent, Safes inside
their vaults, nt rates from $50 TO 400 per annum They
also ohcr 10 receive Special Deposit as Bailees
curites Of persons living In tho country or travelling
abroad, Ocers Of the Army and Navy Masters Of Ness-
els and others Circulars containing fnll particulars
forwarded on application to ,,.,
BOSTON, March l. 1868. Oi56
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27


DR. LANoNfr's CoRRoLIA will force Nhiskers or Nous
taohes on the moothcst face or chin or Hair ON Bald
Heads Never known to fail.
sample, for trial, sent for 10 cents.
Address, REEVES a GO.
Gals Nassau St. New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

At Sabbath-School concert held in
one of the prettiest towns in Western New
York, a portion of the exercises consisted in
each scholar repeating verse of scripture,
in which should be found the word love. "
When II came to the turn Of Miss j, a
beautiful young lady of eighteen, and in the
market" she was unprepared with IN answer,
but before the exercises were concluded, she
remarked to her teacher that she had found
the verse 1t was; 81 love those who love
me, and those who seek me early shall find
me- Excellent girl that
Only crows and fools are afraid of a
shabby suit of clothes.
What ship ought to be freighted with
great care? Scholarship.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

Twents year. eXp.lcur hne proved supeilof tn au'
other nioirnc inf ipprcstluu, lfrg lulaites. Nc 10 r
perfectly stie nul hnrnlf docs not HrtIh down fhr
eonsttuton, Int rcsturcs te patient Co. health und Yguf
The constantly Increasing dcunu for This reliable rc-
rricn 500.
Dn. fApELrunp admitted hy tie best medical talent
Of the country have equal n tf Treatment of fc-
male Complaint aud 10 is BOO unusual occurrence iar
physician. loo regular practice to rcenm,ud latrni 90
speciality
ladies Viii rece.tc tle mu-t scientific attention. hHth
medically and sureItlif Nutni with old and tNpnfi-
cuccd nuraes will pe furnished .e who wish Go remain
IN the cit, durnE treatment.
The poor advsti free of charge. pf frNus ur uateus
wishing his opinion udficr it letter. and unansin.
the nsunl ico. VII De- answered l9 return muil
Medleinc- scni o. 900 pafts OFT tIio countr, iiGi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

EXTRACT uf a lN1ftn ftun NAh. hfNuhun EnE~
BaLruN. MASS.
For car. wn- % sufferer inra oii-, that ay llfe
became wcari-nue thruu-b their frequent and per-
sistent recurrence Guall, cashunce formed Boz che
small OF my hack Duung IT, pfogrcss large pocn- cf
decoinpo-ed nush every daj two cut away and
the prostratun and general disturbance tc IS
Wete great Before hai recovered from th attack two
smaller carhuncies broke out higher up and was again
threatencd with recurrence 40 te sufefiug Ga which
had 20 long hcon suhectcd t 40 this timc that
eommcncci a. King the PERI Wan ~ Rip continued
taking u until had usc hvc bottles since then have
bad nothlns Of the knd. -For year. one II the
greatest suicrer Other modicine gave me partial and
Temporary relief hut ui.s remarkable remedy with %
Kind and utnitvc went directly o. the root of the
evil Rnd dii s work with thufnu lnoss worthy % ts
c=tAhIishcd character"
All page Pamphlet ssutffe Tho ,eauiue has Pera-
rlan syrup" blown iu the glass
). p. nlNsMORE. Proprietor,
SO. 30 ney ST., Ncw York.
sold by an drusgit.. 1915
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

The canvass for the Vice Presidency is be-
coming quite exciting. Senator Wilson's
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

Wharton saw her enter her coupe and drive
away, with the comfortable consciousness that
she would be invited to no more of.-Mrs Clar-
ence Fitzgerald's delightfully."- exclusive par.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

" Mrs Wharton" said the cook, " there is
boy at the door from the fruitcries-has an
elegant pine apple Mrs Pepper sent round.
" II will be the very thing | want for des-
sert, said Mrs Wharton; how much is
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-08

The LOUISIANA STATE sExrSARy.-The next
session of this popular and fourishing institution
Of learning begins on the 9TH of September, 1865.
The faculty consists of q full corps of able in
structors, versed in all the branches of literature
and science usually taught in universities. The
surrounding country is high and rolling and as
healthful as any part Of the world. The terms of
the school, including every expense except that
of clothing, H. s4l0 per annum, $500 of which is
payable in advance, and the balance in equal
payments January LIST and April LIST. Prof. d. F.
Boyd the superintendent, makes the comfort and
interest of the students his chief and only aim.
and We knew Of no one to whose guardianship we
would sooner trust the training of our youth
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-08

WORSE THAN AN INFIDEL."-we quote these
few words TO show that language was not thought
strong enough TO imply that a man whs would
not do right was mean man. We have heard
several times from negroes that men and women
with white skins would say to them, If were
you, would not live with those old negro-drivers;
old 90 and so used to be rich, and reckon the
top rail Re 81 the bottom, sure enough" etc. Ifit
would not give these people publicity that
might crafty. we would publish their names.
We'say II anywhere, open and above aboard, that
the Southern men who are busying themselves in
widening the breach between white and black
who are trying to induce the negroes to break
contracts, and TO work for them for q portion Of
The crop, and abusing those who formerly owned
the negroes. and raised most of those owned-we
cay be s . mean man. " worse than" carpet
bsgman or arcslawag. We again repeat, our
en'y 10 pisn-to make fair contract aud stick to
treat the trusting kindly; try and induce him
10 improve his condition by saving bis wages, md
taking care Of what he has don't ssIl him
liquor at any price; don't sell him geweavs. 70
make his wages easier to be paid in thai render
unto him full justice. In the end il must work
well the trusting viii soon learn who il true and
who false. these seltish, Contemplate miscbiss.
makers viii he detested by the negro. as he Al Tsvs
has been.-lSouthem Farmer. "'''
Charley pefteuUil fha favorita ..-..