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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-18
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southern C!slisiian Advocate.

a, The l1,c General conference OF tno
Methods, Episcopal Church, resolutions
were passed. authorizing tho publication OF
weekly religious papers. on the same 'oosing
m,l, tho Christian hdyoca ate and Journal (of
New. York and the Western Christian Ad-
,o:a.s (Cnc.uua,D 4, Richmond, Nashville.
aud Charleston. 4. Nashville. The paper
.has au,hor,zc.! has already been issued.
The ono lucudcL inr Ricl,moEd. will, ws
doub, rot. -oou bc pu. !or,!i. And the Geo'-
rla and south Caro!.ua Annual '"nicrences,
10, win.sc districts .hs ?1pcr 4, ChStlcs'o" -
especially In,euiet. !a'c cacl taken mca-
sprcs io' 1t, .atl, l'us..cs;ion.
Tie ac. o, INC t;.Hc: 81 oricrcncc author.
,x:n. ,!,cA, ruhi;crso.:s, ,'aS ca!!rd Tor W
The Sol:artn De!.sa.es, on the ground OF
\, bcn., ucx:c>sary 10 an equal distribution
oi The benefits OF the Chureh'1 prcss TO NIL
pars o: lie, commun,on and. especially. in
,:c. .; The pcr"!'nr polf'en! dsm1 ~ the
,iH:t:. Within the range contemplated tor
tic paper i, Charleston, leaving equal scope
70: those al Richmond and Nashville. there
arc atoul City thousand whites in the mcn,-
!crsh,p Of iar Church Here then arc,
probably, ten thousand Methodist families,
aud 4 mach greater number attached to tho
Mc,hodr,,s. who have no weekly paper pub.
llshcd among ,hr'n THIS. under any cir
cumsiancc,. nigh, bc held sufficient rca-
son ior Tie pub!:ca!ion NC propose; but con-
sldcrcL ~ eounex,oa with the feeling which
IS known to rc:sadc al c,s.cs Of men on
the surcc, ni oar domestic Institutions, Il
10, only lu>,liics our undertaking As one that
is cxpcdlcn,. but strongly urges /, as neccs-
>ary To Tue thurcb.
VIC propose, therefore. 10 publish al tic city OF
C.,a:!r.!oa, soon The subscription lists shalt
Variant u, weekly religious paprr, 10 b. cuii,ted
TIL: SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE,
,Yh,eh .,!l tr :csrusy dcv.,cd 10 Tie promotion
:; .oo'! mora. SnI rc!,s.na-;o Svr expression 10
-" views an: feeling, q! ou' people, kindly bue
,;:..ir, on n! lusjcc,, -'a..ng on G'c Church
and. ~ ;,,,icu!a, 10 set forward the Cause Of
Christian hcncv"icnc-. rI,!o%icd IN tho bible,
Missionary. Sunday School, Tract, and Temper
sac" Socict.c,.
Thu, pa; or shall 5r printed on an imperial sheet,
of ,hc MIC and quality with iha, Of tho Chris
tan Advocate OF New York, with nc~ type, long
primer. and TIC typography, in all respects, shah
closely resemble the New. York paper.
The p'tce WILL he THREE DOLLARS, to he
paid N adra3cc
Subscriptions pad within one month ailer n.
c:!yins the FIRST number, either 10 the Publishera
OF al authorized Agent, will 10 considered as in
aLraaer
In any casc OF Iiseon..nuanec during the year.
The auHssrP,rn t"t tho year must Lc paid sed
po,:a.," Of u" prr!cr 10 Liscnn,nac
All c. manifestations, whether Of bpninces or
ms:i"t 'or publication uah'ss rrmi,tnC money,
"r .b>cf .icn, 10 The amount Of ten do!lars, must
b. pr,: paid
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In Equity, J
I\crsIlaW District. !

u n u NIl"n.
,s Bli :or s7.,,fr performance
rh,,ita / Iuo:,;r ant r"lc'
and nlhcr-
l;apPcarnE To my sa,e,ncuon ''a', l'an"l S'e".
NJ! and Su.annsh has wife. tao "i tho l)c''n
dan,s IN th1s cass.. ar ah.'n, 'r"" and beyond
The hunts Of ;lis State |, IS ort'r'd HAT they
DO plead. answer d.mur 10 the hui 1t complaint
within three months from tho pubi'ca ION ui tins
order. or an oid.r pro "or'r,c. WI " .tan'c!
against ,liem W GKhNI- Con- :.
COMMISSIONER Office,
-, il-.sn- IL
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Notice.

Tic subscriber ia';cs ,':i: method Of ihform-
inr his friends and travellers. that he has
opened HOUSE. OF ENTERTAIN
MENi' al l:is'.op:i.!c. an'! endcaro' 10 give
ccncral satisfaction TO all who may call on
hl,n II. l.. BCShEh. /.
Feb l@-Jl-a5
The Columbia Times will ;nser; the above
! tunes and forward the bill 10 Tic subscriber
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THE LOURN Az:
CAMDEN, FEBRUARY ls, 1887

In our remarks last week relative to the crlti
cisrns in The Southern Literary Messenger, we re
ferred particularly to those from the pen OF MIR
POP and NOT TO the review Of the :! Partiycn Lea
Ler'' which We had not then read or We should
certainly have qualified the expression OF our ap
probation
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For Sale or Rent.

Tie large two story house and iols, one
door South OF the Branch Of the Bank OF
the State. is fpr sale or rent. On the prcmt-
ses are every necessary building for the ac-
conmoda'ion Of urge family. and Is IN
good repair. For terms apply To
JOIN G.. WEST.
Feb. lS-5l-c
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/. .OOk Al THIS
Grand Scheme
SIRGINI.I ST. UIL
LOTTERY


For nc Bench: t.! .hr Mechanical Hrur
,oIcn, Society Of Norfolk. 10 hc draw "
:, ArNanhr,a. Va. SATURDAY., March %
CAPITALS
3:,.:219i 81 I.1tl G.G0n. On a. 3.WO' 100.
:! 3,i!. 81 OF 1000 ~ o. 30. 10 Of 200.
g., oi l.,1 &c
T.tnris To dollars.
certificate "l ararHa.r of 23 tickets
Will br sen, lus l3I ,lUllais.
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The Steamer Cox.ARxE was 20 leave Charles
ton for this place on "Wednesday or Thursday List
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FOR PRESIDENT.
Mr. S.S BrgrS, h'
Hon Day,sL wrnsrrR, u
Gen iiAaapos, -
Hon Hrea l. wH,1E, :"
Hon. W. r. MASora IL
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Col. f ~ Jon>,os. '''
Hon. FgaSoIs GRAiSohE, "
Hoo. JouS Tr.rR. IL
-, NJ. Co., -,
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

In compliance with The Constitution the 'e'"'"
OF electoral votrs 10. Pcrsdcu, and Vice President
were opened and counted en- the s'h instant IN INC
Hall o. the House OF representatives, IA the pre-
ecnce Of The Scns,c- Inc following was ihc rc-
&alt
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C.iPII'AL
10000 dollars
State Lottery,
Glass y.

For Ihc Lcn, i! ~ Ihc I'ctcrsbufg Ecncro.
len, Mechanic Associa.:o. 10 be drawn
a, Alexandra Va. saturday March III.
CAPITALS
80 900 10000. 600. 5000. 1000. 5000
:o,5 OF l,G01. 30 Of 3no50 of 200 - II
~ G3 f 100
Tickets lOLolia.s
\ crrliiica:c OF package oi - whole
tickets will be Scn, for l3u dollars. Pack.
arcs nf Sharcs in rrnpOr;inn
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= -. sylvester.
I3O Broadway. y. y.
100000
mnlnia State
LOTTERY.
Glass |

For the benefit Of the town Of Wheeling
10 be drawn q, Alexandra, Va. Sa-
,ur!av. March !. 1887
Capitals
go 900. 5000. 5000. 3 .O>n Of :,OG02 Of
,3CO, 20 of l.QG0 20 Of 500 20 Of 400
5Oof 900 J6 Of 100 &c
Tickets 10 'oI.ars-Slarcs in proportion
Certificate Of package Of "22 whole
tickets in THIS Macniiiccn, Schcu ma ,bc
had for loo d"l,rs-packagcs Of hal rcs
and quarters in proportion.
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D.li s7',,fr performance
ans r"lict.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25
STATE OF VERMONT, !


In Probate Court holden at Montpelier,
within and for said district, on the Oath day OF
November. A. D. 1887.
r EMUEL THOMAS, Executor of tho
IL last will and testament of John McAllis-
ter, late Of Stowe in said district, deceased,
makes application to said court to extend The
time heretofore allowed him TO pay the debts
due from said estate and settle his administra-
ton account, until some future day-Wherc.
upon it is ordered by said court that said ap.
plcaton be heard at the Probate Office in
Montpelier on the 26th day OF December 1887,
and il is further ordered that notice hereof, be
gwen TO the creditors Of SAID estate, and TO all
others concerned, BY publishing The substance
Of said application and orders thereon, in the
Vermont Waterman S State Journal, printed
at Montpelier, at least two weeks successive
ly before the time aforesaid appointed for the
hearing of said application.
By the Court,
25 Attest, }. LOOMS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25
WOODBURY.

WHEREAS the Legislature Of the State
w OF Vermont, at their session at Mont
peler, in the year one Thousand eight hun
bred and thirty five, assessed n tax Of three
cents per acre on all The lands (public lands
cxcepted) in the town OF Woodbury., in the
county of Washington, in said state, for the
purpose Of making and repairing roads and
building bridges in said town Of Woodbury.,
and at their session at Montpelier A. d. 1886,
did revive the aforesaid tax-thesc are to warn
the proprieors and land owners of said town
OF Woodbury. who have not paid their pro-
portion Of SAID tax in labor or otherwise, 10 the
committee appointed to superintend the OK pen
diture of the same, or 10 the subscriber, that so
much Of their lands will be sold, at rublc
auction at the dwelling house Of Joel CeiIey
in the town Of Woodbury., in the county Of
Washington, on Tuesday the Goth day Of
February, A. d 1888, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, as will be requisite TO discharge their
respective taxes with costs.
Dated at Woodbury., this 5th day of Decem-
Der, 1887.
ASAPH TOWN, Collector.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25
House Carpenter & Joiner.

ERASTUS S. CAMP has in his employ
II several good workmen whose services are
rendered 10 the public Tor liberal compensa-
ton, in all branches Of house Carpenter and
Joiner business. Building entrusted 10 his
care will be done in the best style and in the
most durable manner, with despatch. Persons
having building TO do in this village or vclni.
~, their patronage is respectfully requesled.-
Shop on Middcsex Street, few rods north of
State Street where Tools Of all descriptions
usually kept in a country Tool Shop may be
found at all times, manufactured by p. Trow.
<. S. Camp has likewise engaged the pa-
ning machine, turning lathe, and circular sa-
located in Baylies, Slorrs s. Co.'S new build
ing, formerly owned by Owen & Post, where
planning, column turning, and circular saving
of all descriptions will he done to suit. The
machine will commence running on Monday
of each week, and continue to run as long a.
there is business 10 do, then stop until The next
Monday. Persons having planning TO do, will
please get il in on Monday.
Montpelier, May 10, 1887. sc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25
PADDOCK VINSON'S ESTATE.

TINE subscribers having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Probate Court Tor the
district OF Washington, commissioners, 10
receive, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands ofal! persons, against the estate
of Paddock Vinsun, late Of Warren, in said
district, deceased, represented nsolveni,
and the term, oil 6 months from the fifteenth
day of September instant allowed, by said
C0uri, 20 the creditors Of said deceased To
exhibit and5prove .lhei: respective claims,
beioce us, do give notice, that we will attend
TO The duties Of appointment nj the dwelling
house al Jerusha Vincent, in Warren in ca
district, on the 9th day of December an !,
Janunry next al O'Clock. A. M. on ca =. q
OF said days. A. CUSHMAN Co.s. 81, q,
j. VINCENT, 0o'''"' Is
Warren, Nov, % A. d. 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25
Dr. RgayI'S JS;eeU EJ'NSs.
HERNIA CURED.-PATEN OF

M 1913 The public can now be assured
that by The use ol This Truss young persons
aud children are the subjects ni speedy
and certain cure, unparalleled instances
Of which are daily occurring in persons Of
advanced lie. The approval OF his N
slrument by the first surgeons IN United
Sates and England, and tie immense num-
her ol Patients cured, has rendered its sU-
PERIoRITY over oil other TTusseS matter
Of iriu ,,phsnl certainty.
Alexander Fl. Stevens, NJ. d. Professor
Of the Principles and Practice of Surgery in
in his Lecture on Hernia of Feb. 81, 1896,
! commenting on the merits Of DR.. Hull S
Truss, in comparison with others, which
he exhibited 10 his class-speaking nf the
general utility of DR.. Hull's old Truss,
aud of some Disadvantages he thought
it possessed, thus urges the claims of his
ne,e Truss.
"Bur, gentlemen, am happy ia inform
YOU that DR.. Hull has recently effected an
important improvement in his Instrument
IN which he has combined several useful
conirivances with The advantages of his
old Truss, aud consider Dr.. Hull's Truss
as it is now improved, the mos, perfect i'll
srumcn OF the kind that have ever seen.
| consider his Rupture Pad, in lis present
foru just W At il ought tn be-"
VALENTINE MOTT, M. d. Prof.
Operative Surgery in the University Of the
Slale of New York.
GEORGE BUSHE. NJ. d. late ProC.
orSursery in Rutgers Medical College, N.
Y.
DAVID HOSACK, M. d. late Prof in
Rutgers Medical College, n. Y.
SIR AS rLEY COOPER, OF London.
SURGEON SKEY, Surg. Gen. British Ar
my, Canada.
Besides, many hundred others have ex-
pressed similar favorable opinions of this
Instrument.
Professor Mott also rem1Iks-
"The Trusscs invented by DR.. Hull are
constructed with Just reference tn the
Surgical Anatomy nt lnguina Hernia.
The Hernia beng reduced, DR.. Hull ap-
plies cnmpresive force upon the ngunsl
canal in such manner rs Ia effect an i'm
mediate and secure barrier against the
escape Ol the viscera, and also without in
the least degree endangering the adjacent
spermalc chord, 10 effect permanent co-
sure of the Hernial Sac or aperture at the
| iulcrnal ring.
This is the first example in the annals OF
Surgery, in which clear and scientific me-
lhod ol lrcatag Hernia, with The final OBJ
ec Of cure in view,) has been successfully
| projected, and can testify, from numerous
trials OF the Instrument, thi It's claims Ia
lie most entire confidence al the Medical
PROBE ssiou are fully sustained by expert
menis."
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.KSmsscIE's ITCH OinsvseDt.

THIS choice and safe oinl ment is said TO bc su-
perior 10 any now in use, for that dsagi eeahe and
loathsome disease, the ITCH. This ointment is so
certain in its operation that person troub cd with
the above disorder ought 10 be without IT, " is
remedy for cutaneous eruptions, scorbdtic afFcc-
tons Of the head or any other breaking out which
arises fiom sharp humofs in the blood
Price % cents box.
fresh supply is Just received and for sale BY
T. II Prentiss, and Silas Burbank, jr, Montpelier;
d & w Carpenter, and G w Hutchens Water bu-
ry; Fuller & Huntington, Richmond and in most
OF the principal Stores in the U. States. Also at
whole sale by WIN. Simpson Co. Boston.
October II 1887 eow.d
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j. A. VAIL.
Combs, Jewclry, Fa nCy
Goods. Az.

Combs, Jewelry, Fa nCy
Goods, &c.
DOYNTON & WOODBURY., No So
I'D Washington street, Boston, importers q,
German s. French Fancy Goods and ENGLISH
Cutlery; also Manufacturers of Combs and
every description of Silver Ware. Their as
sorIment consisting in part OF the following ar
ticles:
Tortoise shell, imitation do, Ivory, Turkey,
Boxwoed, and Metallic Combs, of every des-
cription that are in use, or manufactured for
home trade or for shipping, in any quantity
that may be wanted.
JEWELRY.
Sets OF fine Gold, Comedian, ONYX Agate,
Jasper, Coral, and Jet Ear Rings and Pins /;
plain and chased fine gold Finger Rings; fine
gold Beads earl and gilt Plaques.
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS.
Silver Table and Tea Spoon', with plain,
hpwcied, basket, swcdged and tipped handles;
Dessert Salt, and Mustard do, Sugar Tongs;
Cream Ladies'; plated Table and Tea Spoons,
B 'iltania do; silver bowed Spectacl s, with
double and single eyes; steel and plated bow.
ed do; silver and plated Pencil Cases, silver
and com,uon thmbIes
CUTLERY.
Sheaf Works Razors; Greavcs and Sons
do in single aud double morocco eases, Wash.
ingron razors; rea! Dutchman DO, in elegant
inglo and double morocco cases; Packwood'+
do; Bagshaw's fine Pcnkniyes; Greaves and
sons fine common Pen and Jack knives;
Rogers and Sons Scissors; Andersons do, a
large and handsome assortment.
BRUSHES.
Fancy jnppaned, rose, and satin wood
back Hair Combs; Teeth Brushes, ivory and
bone handles, with trepanned and wire backs;
Comb, Nail, Shaving and Marking Brushes.
PERFUMERY.
Farina's Cologne Water; Lavender, Fiori
da and Honey Water; English White and
Brown Windsor Soaps by the case; oxygena
ated, almond, washbal and other Fancy Soaps
by the quantity; antique, bears, and macassar
oils, for the hair; Otto Of Rases; detrimental
and Liquid Oil Soups.
MlSCEl LANEOUS.
Beside which they fave morocco and calf
skin pocket book and Wallets, srea, variety
Of patterns: bend and velvet bags and purses:
cloth, hair, teeth nail, comb, lather aud wills.
ker Brushes; Beads Of all kinds; Accordians,
Harm onicans, Razor Srops, Lalher Boxes,
Windsor and a great variety OF Fancy soaps,
Hooks and Eyes, Lncicr and Friction Match
CO, snuff boxes, B,itledores, Table Bells, In
dia Rubber and Ivory Tecihing Rings, Sun
Glasses, Toy Watches, Needles, Paint Boxes,
statia glasses, Barking Dogs, Pistols, Parella
rulers, Ivory and bone stay Eyelels, GIIott's
steel Pens, IndeIible Ink, transparent states,
Macassar. hears & antique oil, Bears Grease,
Tongue Scrapers Lead Pencils, Mouth Mir
rors, Pc vder puff, and many other goods.
Dealers and others purchasing are invited
10 call and examine their assortment. Patio
ular attention paid 10 orders from the country.
tUJDShell Combs manufactured TO order and
repaired in the neatest manner. Tortoise,
Shell, Ivory and Horns bought at market pri-
ccs A supply of Ivory, Tor turner's use. con-
stantly on hand. 22eop6mo.
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Rrandrcfh,s Pills.
Be,cdre of Coitnterfeits 4!

Becdre OF CottnteiJeuS
TyvHERE has Of late been many Pills sold
n in the State of Vermont by pcdlars, and
others, purporlng to be DR. Brandreih's Pills
but which are Counterfeit and base imposition,
upon tho public. All persons who cell The
genuine Brundrelh Pills have n certificate o
agency, signed by DR. Brandreih, on the LIST Of
June 1897. Enquire for The certificate, II you
wish for the genuine article.
No persons are appointed agents 10 travc
about this state, selling the genuine Brandretf
Pills.
The Genuine Brandrelh Pills, have around
the sides OF the box the following:--
" Purchaseri ask TO see the Certificate o
Agency All who sell the genuine Brandreli
Pill have one" Dr Brandrcth's name is or
tho cover Of The Box, hut mol IN the side.
GEO. P WALTON, General Agent
Montpelier, Nov. 10, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25
RUssELLs CELEBRATED
salt EslscIlalh Ointment.
u RUSSELL'S ~
- Vegetable Esil- A9
&s1 iOus PILLS. 49,
60 Or FamiLu Phusic, 49,

tUK general use, in cases Of Jaundice, morbid
sensibty Of The stomach and bow els, loss Of nppe~
lite lG;id breath, cosveness, Piles and all dsca-
SEES arising from biliar, arrangements also for cor
recting the state of the blood, and cleansing the
system of foul and vscid humors These pills are
mild cathartic. producing neither pains nor gri-
ping, and are therefore valuable and highly ap-
proved medicine, and are pronounced as such by
the most distinguished physicians Each box con-
tanning SO Pills. Price 81 l-2 cents box.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25
CAUTION.

The celebrity of DR.. HULL'S Truss
has caused many inferior arliccsT to be
mHuIaclured, pretending To be his. Those
wearing Trusses cannot be too cautious in
avoiding these dangerous Spurious Iustru
men Is, which have caused ADDITIONAL suffer
Jag 10 the afflicted. The Grnuinc will have
the signature Of DR.. A. G. Hull on The pad
Of each orthem, by aitcnliont 10 witch safe.
~ will be ensured.
For sale by e. II. PRENTISS.
Montpelier, VI. 23:3meop.
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NOTICE.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, one YEAR
L. ling Seer, brinde, line back, white on
his belly aud on The inside Of the hind legs.
The owner is requested 10 prove property
pay charges and take him away.
NOAH SCRlBNER.
johnson, Dec. 6, 1887. 25'3w'
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STATE OF VERMONT,

OELEANs DlSTRlcTi s..
IN Probate Court, holden at Irosburgh, with
L in and for said district, on the 3Oh day Of
November, A. D. 1887,
JANE B BOYD,
Administrators on the Estate of Robert Boyd,
late Of Glover, in said district. deceased, pre-.
cents her administration account for settlements:
Whereupon it is ordered that the same be re-
fcrred 10 the I'd Wednesday .. January next,
at the Probate Office in Irasbursh, in said dis.
irlcr, for examination and allowance that
all concerned be notified hereof by publication
of this order in the Vermont Waterman &
State Journal, printed at Montpelier, three
weeks successfully, as soon as may be, thai
they may appenr, if they see cause, a. said
time and place, and object thereto.
BY the Court,
95:3w GEO. NYE, Register
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sT,OEiCP.

THIS may certify that have sold my son,
4 George Washburn, his time, and shall
not pay any debts of his contracting nor
claim any Of his earnings after this date.
ANDREW WASHBURN.
Berlin, Dec. g. 1887. 26w3+
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New Goods.

baldwin & SCOTT have inst received
ID a large stock of Goods, suited TO the pres
ent and approaching season, which may be had
on the most favorable terms for good Bank
Notes, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Flax Seed,
Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Beans, and
Wool, or approved credit.
N. B. Their friends are respectfully invited
to call and examine their gonds and prices,
which they say will suit. No mistake.
Village OF Montpelier,
Sept. 80, 1887. 15;dw
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Lost
Notice.

THNHE Governor oI Vermont has appoin-
Il ted Peter S. WheeIock Esq, Of Bus
ton, Commissioner, within and Tor the
Stale OF Massachusetts, to take The deposit
linns of witnesses, the acknowledgement OF
Deeds. and other Instruments ~ writing. to
be used. or recorded in The Stale OF Yer
mont. ~
Boston, No. 10, Court Street. 26:6m
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TO LET.

TETHE building one door North Of Emerson
a. RussclPs Store-posRession given i'm
mcdaely-enqiire OF n. Rublce, next door.
Dec Is, 1887.
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALSAM
~ For sale by S. BURBANK Jr.
Dec. Is, 1887
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-25
Important. 1Ehc Teefhing

important. EHAc 1cctnImS
.nF INFANTS. The time Of dsntiiiOn is
~ most important period of the infant
state, and subjects it TO many complaints and
dangers. Above tenth part Of infahts die at
this particular junclure, by symptoms pro-
ceeding from the irritation Of the exquis tely
sensible nervous part Of the gums which even
tually induce fever, inflammation, gangrene,
twiiching Of the tendons, commissions, &c.
which formidable symptoms can at all times
be obSIared from causing such infuntie NOR
tOlity, by mothers md nurses promptly allay.
rag the local irritation of the parts. To effect
this desirable object, Doctor j. L. ParisHs
celebrated Syrup for LN'F.lNTILE TEETH
ING is unrigaiied, when applied 10 the in
iaHrs gums, according 10 the directions) it
universally produces immediate relief; il is so
| pleasant and palliatng that all babes will in
slinclvely allow the gums TO be rubbed with
il. This remedy has saved thousands of in
iants from n recurrance Of that fatal complain
--convulsions--eve after the child had sever
al attacks ofthe malady! Sold at 100, Chat
ham street. New Yar'A nd vi the Montpelie
JBovG-sIre.